Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 6
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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.
- National fall protests needed to halt U.S. war on Nicaragua · Alan Benjamin p. 1
- Philadelphia mayor covers up firebombing of Black community · William Lesser pp. 1–2
- Black mineworkers jolt apartheid state · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- [This paper shows you who we are and…] p. 2
- Where to Find Us pp. 2–3
- Pilots' strike grounds United · Jayne Burrier p. 3
- Town rallies against closing of steel plant · Beth Boerger p. 3
- Did Reagan blunder in Bitburg visit? · Carole Seligman pp. 4–5
- Anti-Semitism then and now p. 5
- The crimes we cannot forgive or forget · Carole Seligman pp. 5–6
- Charlene Tschirhart: 'April protest was moment of hope' · Jeff Mackler p. 6
- 'Nuclear winter is not an implausible idea' pp. 6–7
- Hiroshima No More Nagasaki Zendents Union p. 6
- Eugene Carroll: 'The Freeze is as strong as ever' p. 7
- [SOCIALIST ACTION JUNE 1985 Carroll: A demoralization occurred…] pp. 7–8
- N.Y. campaign seeks to ban nuclear ships from harbor · Cliff Conner p. 8
- Antiwar conference set for Twin Cities pp. 8–9
- Dead Than p. 8
- S.F. coalition sets example for antiwar movement · Carl Finamore p. 9
- Aid for Contra pp. 9–11
- Labor Marches As 50,000 Join Mobilization pp. 11–12
- ["The struggles of workers cannot be advanced Inside…] p. 12
- Bay Area labor press highlights success of April 20 mobilization · Larry Cooperman pp. 12–13
- Liberal Democrats eager to join anti-Sandinista chorus · Ralph Schoenman pp. 13–14
- Internationa VIEWPOINT pp. 14–15
- Solidarity continues to defy Polish regime · Jim Richter p. 15
- 'Socialist democracy is the alternative' p. 15
- OUR REVOLUTIONARY CONTINUITY SWP rewrites history of Vietnamese revolution · Sean Flynn pp. 16–18
- N.Y. cops torture youths · Cliff Conner pp. 18–19
- Filipina writer still jailed · Nancy Gruber p. 19
- Amnesty for British miners! · Mark Harris pp. 19–20
- Nuclear arms haunt Pacific ONE CLASH YOURE ASH p. 20