Socialist Action, Vol. 5, 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. resists full sanctions against S. African apartheid · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- March for Women's Lives on May 16 gains support · Kate Curry pp. 2–3
- The case of the Sinister Minister p. 2
- Greyhound drivers vote up concessions contract concessions contı p. 3
- Where To Find Us pp. 3–4
- 1930's student movement holds lessons for today · Adam Wood p. 4
- " Another major · Suzanne Forsyth pp. 4–5
- 1986 marks rebirth of Int'l student movement DEVAQUET BONJOUR LES DECATS!!! p. 5
- " Democracy was a key campuses" · Asher Harer pp. 5–6
- Longshore workers turn back scabs · Mike Fliss p. 6
- Unionists reject GM's demands p. 6
- Where did the labor movement go wrong? · Genora Johnson pp. 7–8
- "Too much housing" in capitalist America? pp. 8–9
- Black nationalism's revolutionary potential · Nat Weinstein p. 9
- "Capitalism used to be like an eagle, but pp. 9–10
- "The emancipated slaves were the decisive force leading to the Union victory." pp. 10–13
- Israeli activist speaks out against Zionist repression p. 13
- Educational Conferences p. 13
- Aquino escalates war on Filipino masses · Roberto Pumarada p. 14
- U.S. athletes play ball in Nicaragua pp. 14–15
- [SOCIALIST ACTION MAY 1987 15 in U.S. Education…] p. 15
- Precarious character of American "democracy" · Paul Siegel p. 16
- James P. Cannon speaks on America's road to socialism p. 17
- New book puts World War Il in perspective · Hayden Perry pp. 18–19
- Novelist portrays life of Peruvian Trotskyist · Mark Schneider p. 19
- Our readers speak out p. 19
- [Stansfield Smith sets out a very demagogic counterposition…] pp. 19–20
- April 25 demonstrations: Labor defies threats by AFL-CIO's Kirkland · Jeff Mackler p. 20