Socialist Action, Vol. 4, No. 5
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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.
- U.S. terror strikes Libya, escalates war on Nicaragua p. 1
- More attacks on Hormel strikers, national boycott campaign urged · Nat Weinstein pp. 1–2
- [Over 25,000 people marched in San Francisco on…] · Joseph Ryan p. 1
- Terror takes many in U.S. war on Nicaragua · Alan Benjamin p. 2
- Us. Hands Nicaragua p. 2
- CIA "Freedom Fighters Manual" pp. 2–3
- Hysteria and hypocrisy mount against "terrorism" in U.S. war p. 3
- P-9 workers explain issues in Hormel strike pp. 4–5
- Daily World repeats slanders against P-9 · Nat Weinstein p. 4
- Who provokes violence - cops or strikers ? · Frank Flanary p. 5
- Alice Peurala speaks: 'Concessions don't stop plant closings' pp. 6–7
- LTV Steel forces big union concessions · Marie Weigand p. 6
- A review of the roots of rebellion in Haiti pp. 7–8
- A note of controversy pp. 9–10
- 'Blood and oil don't mix- Boycott Shell' p. 9
- Athletes for peace at antiwar fundraiser · Joseph Ryan p. 9
- The twists of Stalinist policy pp. 10–13
- Gorbachev's foreign policy: The new face of "peaceful coexistence' p. 10
- Documents of anti-Stalinist Polish opposition p. 13
- George Breitman: Veteran Marxist · Milton Alvin p. 14
- Arne Swabeck: CP, SWP founder p. 14
- Lawsuit against socialists takes aim at Bill of Rights p. 14
- Where to Find Us p. 14
- Our readers speak out p. 15
- Does child care belong in schools? p. 15
- International VIEWPOINT pp. 15–16
- Black workers in S. Africa demand more than 'reform' · Charlie Van Gelderen p. 16