A SOCIALIST NEWSWEEKLY PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF WORKING PEOPLE
Vol.59/No.35 September 25, 1995
- Striking Unions Force Bosses To Airlift Papers
Detroit Judge Rules To Limit Pickets As Solidarity Mounts
- Help Sell And Fund `Militant'
- Hundreds In Los Angeles March For Immigrant Rights On Labor Day
- Tahiti Protests Oppose Nukes, Colonial Rule
- `British Gov't Is Not Able To Break Us'
Sinn Fein Leader Martin Mcguinness Discusses Irish Struggle On U.S. Tour
- Protests Challenge Government Assault On Native Rights Activists
In Canada
- All Out For October Cuba Actions!
- Canada: Gov't Is The Criminal
- No Common Ground With Rightist Groups
A Discussion With Our Readers
- Letters From Our Readers
- In Brief
- Bombing Campaign In Bosnia Intensifies
- Every Reader Can Join Militant Fund
- Powell's Presidential Bid Plays On Discontent With Two Major Parties
- Nat'L Network Calls Actions To Protest U.S. Policy On Cuba
- Event Honors Life Of SWP Leader Mayhew
- Sales Drive Kicks Off With Next Issue
- Delegation Urges Curtis Parole
- Cuba Lives! Festival: A Step Forward In Building Revolutionary
Youth Movement
- China Meeting Highlights Women's Rights
- The Great Society, By Harry Ring
- New Desegregation Fight Is Shaping Up In Boston
- On The Picket Line
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