Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 5
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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.
- See pp. for new antiwar movement p. 1
- Apartheid agony continues despite latest ‹reforms' · Nancy Gruber pp. 1–2
- Columbia sit-in sparks U.S. protests · Hayden Perry p. 2
- Who profits? p. 2
- Townspeople back sit-in by Santa Cruz · Suzanne Forsyth pp. 3–4
- Spirit of protest reborn at the University of California · Larry Cooperman p. 3
- Workers ask: What 'recovery'? · Alan Benjamin p. 4
- Thank you, James! pp. 4–5
- U.S. bank failures · Hayden Perry p. 5
- Comparable worth struggle racks up victories · Diane Lutz p. 6
- Teamsters resist takeback contract · Shirley Pasholk pp. 6–7
- S.F. march points the way forward · Carl Finamore p. 7
- Mobilization for Peace, Jobs & Justte San Francisco April 20 · Sophie Mastor pp. 7–9
- Denver rally forges unity foraes unit · Michael Schreiber p. 9
- People Not Profits Fop pp. 9–10
- Mass action pp. 10–11
- Antimissile coalition battles deployment p. 11
- Austerity buffets Israeli workers · Ralph Schoenman p. 12
- 15 Palestinians face trumped-up charges · Larry Cooperman p. 12
- Polish regime for Solidarity leaders · Jim Richter pp. 12–13
- [Wage deal based upon a slower "pace of…] p. 12
- Chilean feminist cites new wave of terror · Hector Ramos pp. 13–15
- Russian build new state · Ann Robertson p. 15
- Where to Find Us p. 15
- U.S. aids Kampuchean terrorists · Cliff Conner p. 16