Socialist Action, Vol. 7, 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.
- Eastern strike faces tough challenge · Scott Adams-Cooper p. 1
- KEEP bONTInAl GAU Rvan/Socia Inside the Soviet Union Today Eyewitness reports, pp. 12-17 p. 1
- We will not be moved from our goal! · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- "COVERS EARTH" Will the oil spill be replayed? · Michael Schreiber p. 2
- [Staff: Paul Colvin, May May Gong, David Kirschner…] pp. 2–3
- Results of Chicago elections: The 'old boys' are back again · Adam Shils p. 3
- Students fight cutbacks in Black Studies Program · Barbara Putnam p. 3
- Boston labor activists discuss Eastern strike strategy, anti-union role of courts · Scott Adams-Cooper p. 4
- Ollie North: The fall of a homespun hero · Hayden Perry p. 5
- Democrats in Congress vote new aid to contras · Carl Finamore p. 5
- James Kutcher (1912-1989): The man who never gave up · Frank Lovell p. 6
- Kutcher memorial meeting pp. 6–7
- INTERNATIONAL VIEWPOINT Subscribe today! p. 7
- An interview with John McNulty: Belfast Trotskyist emphasizes need to build a mass movement p. 7
- D.C. conference for Black, Latina, · Zakiya Somburu p. 8
- Three new pamphlets on Women's Liberation p. 8
- Canadian activists mobilize · Shirley Pasholk p. 8
- 0,000 march in S.Flito defend right to choose · Sandy Doyle pp. 9–10
- Eleanor Smeal speaks p. 10
- 600,000 tell U.S. government: 'Keep abortion safe and legal! · Shirley Pasholk p. 10
- Soviet elections give a jolt to Gorbachev · Carl Finamore p. 11
- Greetings to People's Front Conference p. 11
- Nadejda Joffe to join fall U.S. tour p. 11
- Will the Soviet bureaucracy ever clear Trotsky's name? · Paul Siegel pp. 12–13
- Boris Yeltsin rally reveals deep ferment in Moscow · Ralph Schoenman pp. 13–14
- Trotsky's 'Revolution Betrayed'- Key to understanding · Nat Weinstein pp. 15–16
- The 'Wright Stuff' still has its benefits p. 17
- New book gives closeup view of '60s civil rights movement pp. 17–18
- U.S. tobacco industry: Killed more Americans than all wars combined · Hayden Perry p. 18
- Our readers speak out · Tina Beacock pp. 18–19
- [anti-smoking groups oppose price support for the killer…] p. 18
- S. African unionist explains rising workers' movement p. 19