Speakers blast warmakers, plan spring protests
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On Nov. 2, 1985, the Mobilization for Peace, Jobs and Justice sponsor conference at San Francisco State University (see story page 1]. More than 4 to discuss organizing against U.S. foreign policy in Central America and • Can the Nuclear Arms Race be Stopped? Is a Peace Economy Possible?;
• The South African Freedom Struggle and Organizing Mass Protests in America.
This issue of FORUM offers our readers some highlights from the major presentations at the conference. The conference represented a significant opportunity for unionists and activists to share their views on the conference themes and to help plan for a massive We are presenting the following selections, which have been abridged space, as a contribution toward the goal of building a more informed and movement around the four conference themes--The Editors.
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David Dyson, speaking on Central Amel Other panelists are (from left) Pat Norm Robert Heiffetz, and Mario Obledo.
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ica panel at Nov. 2 confe nce. in (behind podium), Al La 1on, Fon against nuclear arms, and for jobs and justice at home.
The conference featured three major presentations:
• Organized Labor and Central America: A Dialogue;
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