Socialist Action, Vol. 4, 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.
- Spring protests planned to oppose gov't lies, war drive p. 1
- Philippines totters on the brink of a civil war · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- Rail bosses step up union-busting attacks p. 1
- Thousands protest U.S. war policies p. 2
- Chicago gears up for spring action p. 2
- Fund childcare, not bombs! · Hayden Perry p. 2
- 10,000 march for peace in Los Angeles pp. 2–3
- Americans vote with their bottoms-They sit it out · Carl Finamore p. 3
- [support... The antiwar movement The Nicaraguan Revolutior The…] p. 3
- NASCO workers win fight for dignity · Mike Fliss p. 4
- Darrell Becker speaks: "It's illegal to win a strike nowadays" p. 4
- TWA flight attendants press fight against union-busting p. 5
- Labor union women blast U.S. war drive · Gretchen Mackler pp. 5–6
- Kaiser hospital workers hold firm against two-tier BEAT BABRAR TIER p. 6
- Insurers reap profits as rates keep climbing p. 6
- Nicaragua mobilizes to defend revolution · Jeff Mackler p. 7
- Edgardo García speaks: "The same people who attack us impose cutbacks in the U.S." p. 8
- Lucio Jimenez speaks: "The informal economy is the enemy of the revolution p. 9
- Lucio Jimenez speaks p. 10
- Agrarian Reform director describes distribution of land in Nicaragua p. 11
- GM, cops break S. Africa sitdown strike · Michael Schreiber p. 12
- Frelimo's policies fail to lift Mozambique economy · Jean-Jacques Laredo p. 12
- Hungary 1956: The fight for socialist democracy · Alan Benjamin p. 13
- Martial Law fails to silence Solidarnosc · Ralph Schoenman p. 14
- "They are the anti-socialists." pp. 14–15
- What are the for U.S. economy in '87? SPROING · Ada Farrell pp. 15–16
- Jazz greats: The story of society's outcasts · Mark Schneider pp. 16–17
- Strike Wave of 1946: Labor's greatest upsurge · Joseph Ryan p. 17
- Books Books p. 17