Socialist Action, Vol. 7, No. 3
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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.
- Growing debate surrounds El Salvador nat'l elections pp. 1–2
- Sex and sin are his business · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Black bus driver framed by S.F. cops · Michael Schreiber p. 2
- What's Happenin' this Month · Cynthia Burke pp. 2–3
- "Your police are far more dangerous to us than the drug dealer." p. 3
- O.C.A.W. leader discusses possibilities of labor party · Jake Cooper p. 3
- Boston forum highlights fight for women's rights · Paul Siegel p. 4
- L.A.P.D. 'rescues' Operation Rescue p. 5
- Labor Dept. seeks to gut 'homework' laws · Amanda Chapman pp. 5–6
- James Kutcher, victor in 1950's · Jeff Mackler pp. 6–7
- Little enthusiasm for major rivals in Chicago elections pp. 7–8
- [1932—the MATANZA ("massacre"). Peasant uprising inspired by Farabundo…] pp. 8–9
- The players p. 8
- U.S. condemnation of chemical weapons reeks with hypocrisy · Hayden Perry p. 9
- Mayekiso trial resumes · Roberto Pumarada pp. 9–10
- Film documentary portrays 30 years of Cuban Revolution pp. 10–11
- Imprisoned Armenian leader sends open letter to Gorbachev p. 11
- Socialist delegation to tour Soviet Union p. 11
- Glasnost's price tag p. 11
- John Tower drops a bomb p. 12
- García Gómez still missing, Mexican govt. stalls inquiry p. 12
- Worldwide defense effort sets Hugo Blanco free p. 12
- John Anderson 1907-1989 · Henry Austin pp. 13–14
- [Join Socialist Action! The socialist movement stands on…] · Carole Seligman p. 13
- Soviet workers: A giant just beginning to awake · Paul Siegel p. 14
- Our readers speak out p. 14
- [Morris Starsky, socialist activist, Morris Starsky, a member…] pp. 14–15
- Why thousands will march for women's rights on April 9 p. 15
- Demonstrate April 2 in S.F. and April 9 in Wash., D.C · Sandy Doyle p. 15