Socialist Action, Vol. 3, No. 12
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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.
- Union battles defy concessions tide · Shirley Pasholk p. 1
- Marcos calls elections in futile effort to save Philippine regime · Sean Flynn pp. 1–2
- Nov. 2 peace conference sets goals · Carole Seligman p. 1
- 'New right' does more than pray over abortion · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- AlL Hazardous to your health Best medicine for cancer prevention?—A new society · Steve Zippin p. 2
- N.Y. courts OK nukes and KO democratic rights p. 3
- Boston hotel strikers tackle two-tier terror p. 3
- We're two years old and taking some big steps pp. 3–4
- Big battle breaks out in L.A. grocery strike p. 4
- Labor Supports Hormel Strikers p. 4
- UTU officials derail in contract disaster p. 5
- Chicago rail workers' dim view of contract · Tina Beacock pp. 5–6
- Union ranks sponsor concessions meeting p. 6
- Debate on Central America jolts AFL-CIO convention · Mark Carlson p. 7
- [8 SOCIALIST ACTION DECEMBER 1985 Parliamentary elections, which…] · Alan Benjamin pp. 8–9
- Polish 'elections' set stage for austerity, repression p. 8
- Speakers blast warmakers, plan spring protests p. 9
- David Dyson: 'No more young men for an old men's war' pp. 9–10
- 'We will be going back into the streets next spring' p. 9
- [1 SOCIALIST ACTION DECEMBER 1985 The following are…] p. 10
- MOBILIZA TON for PEACE, JON Naomi Tutu-Seavers p. 10
- Edgardo Garcia p. 11
- Pat Norman pp. 11–12
- 'Nicaragua has a right to self-determination' pp. 12–13
- Capitalism and apartheid: The deadly connection · Ann Robertson p. 13
- Peru unions launch new party-the Workers Party p. 14
- DET Peru PT's stance on Castro's debt policy p. 14
- International VIEWPOINT p. 14
- Brazil's Workers Party stirs intense debate in S. Africa p. 15
- [SOCIALIST ACTION DECEMBER 1985 15 health workers, students…] pp. 15–16
- An incisive look at ten years that shook Mexico · Bill Wilner p. 16
- Mexico still on shaky ground with bank debt pp. 16–17
- Is India today a distortion of Mahatma Gandhi's legacy? · Michael Schreiber p. 18
- Where to Find Us pp. 18–19
- 'Sun City' record roars its musical protest · Mark Harris p. 19
- Our readers speak out pp. 19–20
- U.S. unionists witness Salvadoran labor upsurge · Carl Finamore p. 20
- The FENASTRAS platform p. 20