Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 1
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- Protests grow against apartheid · George Cranston p. 1
- Labor-backed S.F. coalition pushes mass April 20 action · Larry Cooperman pp. 1–2
- Meatpackers mobilize to save plant · Jake Cooper p. 1
- White House Grinch steals Christmas · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Budget cuts kick off Reagan's 2nd term p. 2
- Pastor jailed for aiding unemployed steelworkers · Hayden Perry p. 3
- N.Y. antiwar forum urges unity in action p. 3
- FBI condones bombings at abortion clinics · Ann Menasche pp. 4–5
- Canadian split weakens auto workers union · Nat Weinstein p. 4
- Central Americans bring war home to N.Y. audience · Paul Siegel p. 6
- Canadians form antiwar coalition in Toronto · Barry Weisleder pp. 6–7
- Prospects for the antiwar movement p. 7
- The movement has to go protests in the streets p. 7
- Labor must take a stand before U.S. troops move into combat pp. 7–8
- We must unite all groups opposed to the war drive pp. 8–9
- Reagan in the face with mass protest pp. 9–10
- The nuclear freeze must lead to total disarmament pp. 10–11
- Duarte promises reform but terror continues · Larry Cooperman p. 11
- [Socialist Action/ Asher Harer movement against apartheid in…] pp. 11–12
- Arafat re-elected despite discord · Rod Estvan pp. 12–13
- [Since the Polish Inprecor 1981 Inprekor is published…] pp. 13–14
- SWP defaults on referendum p. 14
- Ite Yes · Michael Schreiber pp. 14–15
- Native Son still raises the right questions · Alan Wald p. 15
- Profits spell death in India disaster · Mark Harris p. 16
- Governments play politics while African children starve · Hayden Perry p. 16