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Vol. 67/No. 27      August 11, 2003

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News articles

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• Cuba marks revolution’s opening act at Moncada
  Castro speaks to thousands at 50th anniversary celebration in Santiago
• London public workers strike to demand cost-of-living adjustments
• Tokyo to send first troops to combat zone since World War II
• Farm worker is lynched in Georgia
• U.S. government sends 2,200 troops off Liberia’s coast
• Unemployment among U.S. Black workers rises steeply
  African-Americans won’t stop looking for jobs
• Subscription renewal campaign begins
• Cheam in Canada defend fishing rights
• FBI frames 11 in Virginia on ‘terror’ charges
• U.S. rulers prepare attack on Medicare
• Dozens protest cop brutality in New Jersey (photo box)
• New York protest blasts anti-immigrant arson
• California governor recall election set
• Judge dismisses ‘terror’ charges on lawyer for representing client
• Calero takes ‘fight to win’ tour to New York, Newark
• Korea: U.S. imperialism’s first major defeat
  U.S.-led war 50 years ago sought to drive back gains of workers, peasants
• U.S. youth off to Cuba for July 26 anniversary
  More than 100 at Los Angeles send-off event…
• …New York and D.C. delegations are also on their way
• SWP supporters assume new responsibilities
  Supporters of communist movement worldwide take on all book printing, distribution tasks
• NAACP backs Democrats to ‘defeat Bush’
  Convention hails ruling on affirmative action, calls for U.S. troops to Liberia
• Socialist answers Fox News
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters
• Cyprus partition starts to crumble
• Pathfinder draws interest at librarians’ meeting

 
 
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