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SOCIALIST ACTION DECEMBER 1987 15 Baltimore Soclalist Action P.O. Box 16005 Baltimore, MD 21218 Boston Socialist Action P.O. Box 1046 GMF Boston, MA 02205 (617) 497-0230 Chicago Socialist Action P.O. Box 267848 Chicago, IL 60626 (312) 327-5752 Cincinnati Socialist Action P.O. Box 37029 Cincinnati, OH 45222 (513) 272-2596 Detroit Socialist P.O. Box 19613 Detroit, Mi 48219 Grand Rapids Socialist Action P.O. Box 3505 Grand Rapids, MI 49501 Cleveland Socialist Action P.O. Box 6151 Cleveland, OH 44101 (216) 429-2167 Los Angoles Socialist Action P.O. Box 60605 Terminal Annex Los Angeles, CA 90060 (213) 250-4608 Minneapolis Socialist Action P.O. Box 14087 Dinkeytown Station Minneapolis, MN 55414 New York Socialist Action P.O. Box 20209 Ca. Finance 693 Columbus Ave.
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Martha Honey SAN FRANCISCO-Rarely has an audience been as enthusiastic as the 2700 people who attended an indoor presentation here on Nov. 8 against the "Secret Government/Secret War." The event was sponsored by the Mobilization for Peace, Jobs and Justice.
Standing ovations greeted every speaker. Repeated cheers—-and further ovations— punctuated each dramatic and inspiring presentation denouncing the U.S. war in Central America.
The Mobilization organized the meeting to further expose U.S. foreign policy SociAlist Action Daniel Sheehan, chief counsel for the people at the Nov. 8 rally.
[See July Socialist Action.] Dr. David Linder, father of U.S. volunteer Ben Linder who was killed in Nicaragua by the contras, opened the meeting by demanding that "the U.S. contra war must stop and it must stop now." Chants of "No Contra Aid" filled the auditorium.
Paul Kantner, a founder of the 1960s rock group Jefferson Airplane, sang a Nicaraguan song honoring martyred FLN founder Carlos Fonseca. Kantner had just returned from Nicaragua and written a book about his favorable impressions of Nicaragua's rich cultural life.
Martha Honey, a plaintiff in the Christic the situation. They have had some weeks of televised investigations where the questions were not asked, where the answers were not demanded, where the evidence was not supplied."
The audience listened attentively for three hours, contributed over $20,000, and later browsed through a hall crowded with literature tables from 80 religious, labor, and political organizations. Several hundred people also attended a reception featuring informal discussion with the rally speakers. [See accompanying excerpts of Ralph Photos by Joe Rvan/Socialist Action Dr. David Linder Schoenman's talk to the reception.] The Mobilization donated over 75 percent of the proceeds to the Christic Institute. The remaining share may be used by the Mobilization to successfully launch the 1988 Spring Mobilization demonstrations against the U.S. war in Central America; against U.S. support to the apartheid regime in South Africa; for a nuclear weapons freeze; and for jobs and justice in this country. Discussions of this project are now taking place within the coalition.