Socialist Action, Vol. 5, No. 6
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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.
- Washington scandals fuel massive antiwar protests · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- [Crisis in our schools, See pp. 14-15. At…] p. 1
- 1000 march for abortion rights · Kate Curry pp. 2–3
- What a way to make a living · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Passing Ped Daf Da p. 3
- Thousands of unionists say "no"to red-baiting · Jeff Mackler p. 4
- Lacisi Molince Johannesburg New York pp. 4–5
- [Over 130,000 marched in cold rain in Washington…] p. 5
- Chevron workers fight drug-testing p. 6
- Packinghouse workers discuss union strategy · Linda Kellam p. 6
- Community protests GM plant closing · John Hall pp. 6–7
- Evolution of P.L.O. strategy for Palestinian revolution · Ralph Schoenman pp. 7–8
- "The late 1970s and early '80s were Palestinian people." · Hayden Perry pp. 8–11
- Thanks a bundle pp. 11–12
- U.S. presses fight to deport Palestinians p. 11
- Where is the Soviet Union going today? · Alan Benjamin pp. 12–13
- Trotsky revived... and reviled p. 13
- " In Hungary... market already p. 13
- Right-wing book-burners attack right to education p. 14
- [COURT ORDER: HUMANKT MATERIAL HEREBY EXPUNGED While dedicated…] · Hayden Perry p. 14
- Vietnam vet is candidate for mayor of S.F · Carl Finamore p. 14
- Attacks escalate on education funding · Gretchen Mackler p. 15
- New book indicts U.S. education system · Millie Gonzalez pp. 15–16
- Ing Contra p. 15
- AIDS research must put people before profits! · May May Gong p. 16