Socialist Action, Vol. 6, No. 11
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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.
- One year after 'Crash' banks again on thin ice p. 1
- Palestinian resistance faces new challenge · Alan Benjamin pp. 1–2
- ["God, how I hate this job," Kathy said…] p. 2
- 1968: S.F State students strike for Black Studies · Michael Schreiber p. 2
- Reagan's colossal fish story p. 2
- S.F. socialist candidates speak out on 1988 elections p. 3
- Socialists under D.A. investigation · Joseph Ryan pp. 3–4
- How Columbia workers prepared ranks for strike p. 4
- Office workers face occupational hazards pp. 4–5
- Mass. construction firms attack prevailing wage law · Michael Kooper pp. 6–7
- British gov't covers up murder of IRA activists · William Hughs pp. 8–10
- Cleveland Heights schools segregated, parent charges p. 10
- S. Africa divestment wins p. 10
- 'It takes a great prosecutor to convict an innocent man' · Joni Jacobs p. 11
- Our readers speak out p. 11
- We need your help! pp. 11–12
- Paperworkers forced to end strike after 16 months CONTRACT p. 12
- Growing worker unrest forces party shake-up · Carl Finamore pp. 13–14
- Is Gorbachev returning to Soviet democracy? p. 14
- Policies of Stalin's rise echoed in new reforms · Joanne Vincolisi p. 15
- Fidel Castro, Perestroika, and workers' democracy · Roland Sheppard pp. 16–17
- Chilean Marxist traces Lenin's 'Trotskyism' · Roberto Pumarada pp. 18–19
- 'glasnost' to ...In short, Gorbachev is in 'perestroika' 'glasnost.' · Zbigniew Kowalewski pp. 19–20
- Kowalewski kicks off tour in eight cities nationwide p. 20