Socialist Action, Vol. 4, No. 8
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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.
- S. Africa Blacks defy assaults; U.S. sanctions fight heats up LTV files bankruptcy; strike action planned · Marie Weigand pp. 1–2
- [The Black freedom movement in South Africa is…] · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- Star Wars means U.S. will strike first · Jim Heaphy p. 2
- For Peace! p. 2
- Sylvia Weinstein for S.F. supervisor! · Sylvia Weinstein p. 3
- Bosses push die-hard 'Bible-thumpers' p. 3
- [give a really good blow job.' When the…] p. 3
- Railroads ordered to rehire 1700 workers · Art LeClair p. 4
- Msgr. Charles Owen Rice to P-9 rally: 'Unionism is standing tall' p. 4
- Twin Cities rally defends 18 framed-up P-9 strikers · Frank Flanary p. 5
- Veteran of '34 strike calls for labor party p. 5
- "A bond grew p. 5
- CAL and p. 5
- AIFLD road show hits bump in San Francisco Bay Area · Jeff Mackler p. 6
- ["People's power" in the Philippines mobilized millions of…] · Sean Flynn pp. 7–8
- Can fascism ari in the U.S.? · Nat Weinstein pp. 8–10
- Can fascism arise in the U.S.? pp. 10–12
- Interview with Filipino peasant leader pp. 12–13
- U.S. double-think exposed at World Court hearing · Hayden Perry p. 13
- U.S. war on Nicaragua p. 13
- Ronnie! Contra Democrats Ronnie! Ronnie! Those Ronnie! Pine. Ronnie! Demo- Ronnie! Ronnie! Crats! p. 13
- IMF decrees more austerity for Mexican workers · Hector Tobar p. 14
- Alice Peurala: Fighter for labor's rank and file · Carolyn Jasin p. 15
- Athletes drug testing: An attack on right to privacy · Carole Seligman p. 15
- Sailor victimized for refusing AIDS test · Adam Wood pp. 15–16
- Racist initiative targets bilingual, non-English voters p. 16
- Dineh removal postponed, but harassment continues but harassment continues · Adam Wood p. 16
- Where to Find pp. 16–17
- Official U.S. policy: Keep the public disinformed' · Mark Harris p. 17