Socialist Action, Vol. 5, No. 4
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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.
- Unionists meet to tackle new immigration law · Hayden Perry p. 1
- ["It's simple really. If you FLOAT, we give…] pp. 1–2
- [All out for April 25 antiwar protests! &…] · May May Gong p. 1
- The case of Baby M · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Why teenagers need a choice pp. 2–3
- Nationwide support mounts for April 25 MOBILIZATION For JUSTICE PEACE SOUTHERN AFRICA APRIL 25,1987 · Adam Wood p. 3
- Los Angeles p. 3
- Northern LABOR p. 3
- Contragate: Cover-up needed to protect Reagan... and Congress pp. 4–5
- [March 13 to demand the release of Israeli…] · Hayden Perry p. 5
- Michel Warshawsky Israeli activist free on bail p. 5
- Washington campaign fails to push struggle forward · Adam Shils p. 6
- The Soviet Union today: What is the meaning of · Alan Benjamin p. 7
- Soviet bureau‹ immersed in tu · Frank Lovell pp. 8–9
- Soviet bureaucracy immersed in turmoil p. 10
- "Peaceful coexistence": Gorbachev's policy toward South Africa · Alan Benjamin p. 11
- [report by leading Soviet theoretician Gleb Starushenko to…] · CHARLIE Van GELDEREN pp. 11–12
- E respond to repression pp. 12–13
- Watsonville cannery workers approve contract, end strike · Hector Tobar p. 13
- P-9 leader Floyd Lenoch: A fighter to the end · Jake Cooper p. 13
- E.D. Nixon: Trailblazer of civil rights movement · May May Gong p. 13
- A message to our readers pp. 13–14
- New book fails to address problems facing unions pp. 14–15
- In the mass media only "money talks" · Paul Siegel p. 15
- An original study of religion in history · Charles Andrews p. 16
- Automation poses challenge to unions · Brenda Bishop pp. 16–17
- Racist attacks, housing crisis spur Blacks to organize in N.Y. America p. 17
- "The Bumpurs murder sparked a citywide movement to temporarily p. 17