Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 10
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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.
- 'Reforms' whitewash South Africa terror p. 1
- Unionists reject Cold War campaign · Alan Benjamin p. 1
- Hormel strikers stand strong despite odds · Jake Cooper pp. 1–2
- New Yorkers say 'no way' to nukes · Cliff Conner p. 2
- Boston rally knocks U.S. war policy · Jim Henle p. 3
- Anti-apartheic day declared · Shirley Pasholk pp. 3–4
- New flood of support for Nov. antiwar conference · Jeff Mackler p. 3
- Canadians back protests p. 3
- Chicago Tribune presses ahead with union-busting effort p. 4
- GM runs rings UAW at new Saturn plant pp. 4–5
- Why the stakes are high in Hormel strike APERIS p. 5
- S.F. bus drivers slam the brakes on takebacks pp. 5–6
- The legacy of Trotsky and Cannon for our p. 6
- [Rally in Panama in 1959 supporting Cuban revolution…] p. 7
- Marxist theory and its relevance for today pp. 7–8
- A response to the SWP leadership: Is there a capitalist remedy for underdevelopment? · Sean Flynn pp. 8–9
- Unions in Peru move to form workers party pp. 10–12
- The stakes in the debate on C. America pp. 12–14
- 12th World Congress p. 14
- [(continued from page I) ning and Development Chris…] p. 15
- Free Nelson Mandela p. 15
- Who leads against apartheid? pp. 15–16
- FSLN women's leader confident of success pp. 16–17
- Nicaragua sticks to its guns against contra terror p. 17
- "Dim Sum' offers a tasty slice of life · Steve Zippin p. 18
- Are we winning the 'war on cancer'? p. 18
- Memories of exile fire ! imaginative novel · Mark Schneider p. 19
- Our readers speak out p. 19
- Where to Find Us pp. 19–20
- Book Review p. 19
- General strike jolts = new Bolivian regime · Dan La Botz p. 20
- Wheeling-Pitt strikers oust company execs · Marie Weigand p. 20