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Vol. 68/No. 38      October 19, 2004

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News articles

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• ‘We stand with workers trying to organize unions’
  We support right of oppressed nations to economic development, says socialist in Iowa
• Utah miners mark one year of union-organizing battle
  Vow to fight firing of UMWA stalwart, company suit against union supporters
• U.S., Iraqi troops take over Samarra, smashing militias
  Part of larger offensive to take control of all of Iraq
• Israeli army occupies northern Gaza to set ‘buffer zone’
  Invasion deals further blows to Palestinian resistance
• Kerry and Bush in debate: ‘Win war in Iraq’
• Argentine women push to legalize abortion
• Brazil: gov’t cuts social wage; workers demand pay hikes
• Coal bosses close W. Virginia mine after Horizon bankruptcy
• Hotel workers in Canada strike for union contract (photo box)
• Communist Party USA: ‘don’t hold your nose to vote for Kerry, campaign actively for Democrats’
• Racists forced to drop booth at Mississippi fair
• Campaigning for SWP slate nets ‘Militant’ subs
• Books on socialism sell well at Gothenburg, Madrid fairs
• Penn. socialists step up campaigning in wake of arson attack
• SWP candidate for vice president speaks at Florida NAACP convention
• Calero speaks to coal miners, others in Utah
• Food sales to Cuba from U.S. companies rise
• Washington: farm workers reject concessions (photo box)
• What is a workers and farmers government?
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 Years Ago
• Letters
• What’s an incipient fascist movement?

 
 
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