Socialist Action, Vol. 4, 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.
- More on Nicaragua, · Carl Finamore p. 1
- Hormel strike points to need for labor party · Milton Alvin p. 1
- Aquino opens door wide to U.S. big business · Sean Flynn p. 1
- Why workers should oppose drug testing pp. 2–3
- Duarte cries crocodile tears · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- America's homeless: A capitalist legacy · Joseph Ryan pp. 3–4
- "Management sees a historic concessions, but to smash the rail pp. 4–6
- Rally boosts support for USX workers · Marie Weigand p. 6
- U.S. debt economy skates on thin ice · Alan Benjamin pp. 7–8
- BACKYARD MUST ...U.S. spreads "Big Lie" p. 8
- Antiwar conference to be held in Toronto · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- Nicaragua rejects talks with contras · Alan Benjamin p. 9
- Cleveland meeting backs Shell boycott · Shirley Pasholk p. 9
- Ortega accepts S.F. Mobilization invitation p. 9
- Chronicle of South Africa is insightful...but pessimistic · Michael Schreiber p. 10
- Our readers speak out · Hayden Perry pp. 11–12
- Profits erode safety in crowded airways p. 12
- "FAA and air industry don't want collision avoidance system." pp. 12–13
- Join us! The struggle for socialism in America · Carl Finamore p. 13
- What we stan · Roland Sheppard p. 14
- Workers can ‹ bosses and bi · Nat Weinstein pp. 14–15
- Where To Find Us p. 15
- Our Bodies! p. 15
- What we stand for p. 16
- Workers can overcome bosses and bureaucrats · Nat Weinstein pp. 16–17
- "Socialism is the ever- expanding democracy of the workers" INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION p. 17
- [economic foundations for the transition to socialism. Still…] p. 17