Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 2
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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.
- In Solidarity Ve Remember p. 1
- Danly workers reject takebacks · Michael Kramer pp. 1–2
- Nicaragua inauguration is snubbed · Larry Cooperman p. 1
- Coors bribe can't break boycott · Hayden Perry p. 2
- Gays demand answer to AIDS epidemic · Andrea Houtman pp. 2–3
- Reagan fails to derail Sanctuary · Gordon Bailey p. 3
- Court, cops, and synod punish church-goers · Paul Le Blanc p. 3
- Columbia clericals prepare for · Kate Curry pp. 4–5
- Contract falls short for Gemco workers p. 4
- Boycott targets anti-union retail giant in Canada · Barry Weisleder p. 5
- Speedup drive kills Utah miners p. 5
- Slide shows dig deep into miners' history pp. 5–6
- How the rich get richer · Ralph Schoenman p. 6
- Oneidas demand land · John McNamara pp. 6–7
- Building the April 20 antiwar actions p. 7
- Leslie Cagan: «We must be more public and assertive" p. 7
- "Coalition will be very broad in L.A." · Andrea Houtman pp. 7–8
- 'Big push is needed for April 20 actions, · Carl Finamore pp. 8–9
- Some lessons are worth remembering · Carole Seligman p. 9
- Helping to build the April 20 antiwar actions pp. 9–11
- Israeli right feels wind in its sails · Steve Ashby pp. 11–12
- Castro's new views on revolution pose serious questions pp. 12–13
- [(continued from page 12) launched the arms race…] p. 13
- In Cub Neapons Respect p. 13
- Out of Puerto Rico p. 13
- What is the Marxist law of value? · Jim Morgan pp. 14–15
- Letters to editor pp. 15–16
- Third World hunger: Made in U.S.A · Anne Brunelle p. 16