Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 11
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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.
- N.Y. NOW gears up · Diane Phillips p. 2
- Think socially-and contribute now! · Shirley Pasholk pp. 2–3
- Nationwide protests flay S. Africa terror · Shirley Pasholk p. 3
- Berkeley students protest · Linda Thompson p. 3
- State-terrorism: An American tradition p. 4
- War's dark toll caught in veterans' memorial in veterans' m · Kathy Setian p. 4
- Response to SWP Can the antiwar movement defeat U.S. war drive? · Sean Flynn pp. 5–6
- How students ignited apartheid protests · Hector Tobar pp. 6–7
- Strikers blast General Dynamics · Henry Austin p. 7
- Chrysler, UAW reach settlement · Nat Weinstein p. 8
- Hormel strike arouses labor · Kate Curry p. 9
- Nuclear workers react in Ohio p. 9
- AFL-CIO leaders launch drive counter antiwar mood in uni‹ · Alan Benjamin p. 10
- Foreign Policy Fashion Show pp. 10–11
- AFL-CIO leaders launch drive to counter antiwar mood in unions pp. 12–13
- Who are the real terrorists? RONNE · Sylvia Weinstein p. 13
- An answer to Joan Baez on non-violence pp. 13–14
- S. Pacific rocks boat on French A-bombs · Mark Harris pp. 14–15
- U.S. policy weighs on Turkish workers pp. 15–16
- Bulgarian-KGB plot to kill pope? Agca trial misfires in targeting KGB plot · Paul Siegel pp. 16–17
- Too many doctors? p. 17
- One cause of cancer may be blowing in the wind p. 17
- Profit drive ravages health care system · Hayden Perry p. 18
- New book on ascent of flight attendants union · Jayne Burrier p. 19
- A kiss of originality in 'Spiderwoman' tale · Paul Siegel p. 19
- Our readers speak out pp. 20–21
- Black unions spell threat to apartheid · Michael Schreiber p. 21
- Botha offers 'one person, no vote' · Michael Schreiber p. 21