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Vol. 69/No. 38      October 3, 2005

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News articles

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• Teamsters organize truckers in Miami
  Open hiring hall for independent owner-drivers
• Strikers rally as Northwest files for bankruptcy
• Join drive to sell subscriptions to ‘Militant’!
• New Orleans: workers coming home face lack of basic services
  Mayor halts return of residents to the city
• Airline caterers reach out in UK, U.S. as they fight for reinstatement
• Major U.S. unions to found new labor federation focused on organizing
• Pakistani gov’t officials hold their first high-level public talks with Tel Aviv
• Bombings by Baathist forces in Iraq target Shiite workers
• Big business worried about Boeing in strike (photo box)
• Canadian auto workers approve Ford contract
• SWP candidates on ballot in Miami
• United Farm Workers president backs ‘Militant’ in fight to defeat retaliatory suit by Utah coal bosses
• Great Society
• 25, 50 and 75 years ago
• Puerto Ricans fought for independence in WW II
  Nationalist Party refused to fight for U.S. imperialism, members were jailed by FDR
• Mississippi farmers begin to rebuild after hurricane
• Jewish question can’t be solved under capitalism
• Elections register crisis for rulers in Germany
• Venezuela’s president addresses 400 in N.Y.
• Cuban leader speaks at New York meeting
• Letters

 
 
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