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EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Looking back on 1953’s headlines, by Gordon Haskell
Rhee pledges war, while U.S. prepares to unleash A-bombs on China in case ..., by Philip Coben
Spotlight
The Longshore vote: NLRB decisions aided ILA but AFL came through strong, by Ben Hall
London Letter
The strange case against Beria, by A.S. Abramovich
Youth and Student Corner
Russian exploitation of E. German satellite will continue in spite of new arrangement, by A. Stein
British Trotskyist group in split too
Plan Tresca memorial meeting Jan. 9
Resolution on ISL case presented to AVC
‘Violence’ & Democracy: Discussion on the Pacifist vs. Marxist View
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
The ‘orthodox recession’: How unorthodox can it get? by Gordon Haskell
Washington stands in the way of peace in Indo-China, as France gets Ho’s bid, by Philip Coben
Even the likes of Ike can’t straddle T-H issue, by Ben Hall
Luck Luciano enters Tresca case
ACLI gives Brownell too much credit for those non-existent hearings! by Albert Gates
London Letter
You and Science
Marxism for Today
Science knows all
Lily-white reformist mind at work
American socialism: Eyed from France, by Herbert Leroy, from Le Peuple Valaisan
Books and Ideas
Red Cross work
The ‘pragmatic’ side of non-violence, by Hal Draper
Youth and Student Corner
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The Eisenhower program: ‘Fair deal’ for Big Business, by Gordon Haskell
Going McCarthy one better: Ike’s de-citizenship plan, by H.W. Benson
Going Taft one better: Ike’s strikebreaking plan, by Philip Coben
What every city-dweller should know, by L.G. Smith
What’s behind the fantastic course the Reuther shooting case? by M.J. Hardwick
Youth and Student Corner
Readers of Labor Action take the floor
London Letter
From the Stalinist jungle
Vote for the 18-year-olds, by Bogdan Denitch
You and Science
Books received
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Washington adopts ‘preventive war’ line, by Gordon Haskell
CIO union goes along with GE’s industrial McCarthyism, by Ben Hall
The socialist amendment to the Bricker Amendment, by Philip Coben
The auto industry reflects the economy, by Jack Wilson
ACLU backs three challenging witchhunt on ground of 1st Amendment, from ACLU
London Letter
Tunisian Labor Blasts France’s continuing exploitation of colonies, by A. Giacometti
You and Science
Books and Ideas
Youth and Student Corner
The views of the democratic opposition in Yugoslavia, by Milovan Djilas
The political struggle in Italy, by A. Giacometti
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
State Dep’t acts to deny passport for Shachtman
Palaver in Berlin: The Big Four are going through the motions, by Gordon Haskell
Djilas and the crisis of Titoism, by Hal Draper
News and Views from the Labor Front
London Letter
Court decision on Steve Nelson case in Penn.
On democracy, bureaucratism, party discipline, by Milovan Djilas
Youth and Student Corner
You and Science
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
A step toward labor unity: Oil unions to meet on fusion, by Ben Hall
Norwalk vigilantes arouse national outcry against organized stoolpigeonry, by Gordon Haskell
Morocco today: Demagogy by Franco, Terror by France, by A. Giacometti
It isn’t cricket
GOP attack on Reuther gives no alibi for unemployment, by Jack Wilson
ISL launches fund drive next week, by Albert Gates
London Letter
The ISL Program in Brief
Readers of Labor Action take the floor ...
Win stay and hearing on Skoglund case, from CDRC
The movement behind Djilas, by Hal Draper
SYL and YPSL greet unity
STUDENT SOCIALIST, 8 February 1954
Student-Youth Section of LABOR ACTION
Convention to launch new united Young Socialist League, by Bogdan Denitch
Convention schedule
Challenge
An appeal to militant pacifists, by Michael Harrington
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Fair Deal senators fold up before McCarthy
Who’s winning the propaganda battle at the Big Four confab? by Gordon Haskell
The 5th power in Berlin: East Ger. Workers take the floor, by A. Stein
Leadership fight breaks out in NMU, Curran henchman pilloried by 2 officers, by Ben Hall
London Letter
ISL Fund Drive
YPSL debates SWP on socialist policy, by Max Martin
Youth and Student Corner
The ISL Program in Brief
Books and Ideas
How the Djilas crisis grew: A reconstruction, by Hal Draper
‘Fordizing’ the Cold War for intellectuals, by J.M. Fenwick
Readers of Labor Action take the floor ...
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Another Korea? US policy in Indo-China drifts to war, by Gordon Haskell
Big auto local denounces Velde red-hunt in Detroit, by Jack Wilson
For or against American history?
NMU opposition publishes some of the dirt, by Ben Hall
The way it’s done in Carolina
Congress Against Imperialism mobilizes aid to Kenya, Guiana, by David Alexander
The ISL Program in Brief
One gain
Sidelights on the Tito Crisis – 1
You and Science
A new magazine presents itself to the socialist public, by H.D.
Books and Ideas
Davidson appeals in C.O. Case
The sad case of the poor rich, by David Brownson
U.S. ‘counter-revolutionary’ role in Asia, by William Worthy, Jr., from Crisis, magazine of the NAACP
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 24 February 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Young Socialist League is founded
Youth International anti-colonial policy wins wider support, by Alex Newbold
Should racist frats be permitted on campus?
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The dirty mess around the Warren case, by H.W. Benson
Dulles happy over zero result in Berlin; He kept his shirt, by Gordon Haskell
Business booms at Detroit welfare office, by Jack Wilson
London Letter
Denounce new Franco terror
ISL Fund Drive
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 1 March 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
New Young Socialist Movement says: Against both war camps! by Bogdan Denitch
Agnes Meyer calls for students to defend academic freedom, by Michael Harrington
Midwest tour for YSL
Why we have to build the YSL, by Max Martin
Pacifists join YSL, by Edward Hill
Launch fund drives for YSL and Anvil
The YSL’s Aims
Strike at the social roots of war! by Ted Barry
Politics and the campus, by Henry Gale
Sidelights on the Titoist Crisis – II
The ISL Program in Brief
The ‘responsible’ GOP leadership gets to look more like McCarthy every day
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
McCarthy’s struggle for power
Press uses terrorist attempt to falsify Puerto Rico issue, by H.D.
GOP administration proposes ‘soak-the-poor’ tax program, by L.G. Smith
Iran has one, too, from N.Y. Times dispatch
Auto unemployment raises problem for UAW strategy, by Jack Wilson
London Letter
ISL Fund Drive
Marxism for Today
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 8 March 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Confab defends academic freedom, by Michael Harrington
Young Socialists call for unity against campus witchhunt, by Bogdan Denitch
Forum on Youth & Politics hears Young Socialist view, by Edward Hill
America’s Cold-War economic policy, by Sam Taylor
You and Science
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
‘Separation of powers’ no real issue in Peress case, by Gordon Haskell
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Lesson in U.S. imperialism, by Gordon Haskell
New anti-semitic push quietly under way in Stalinist states, by Al Findley
His heart belongs to Wall Street
CIO electrical union will treat ‘security’ firings as trade-union grievance
Dave McDonald and the GAW, by Pete Jarms
Nose-Dive by steel upsets the forecasts, by Jack Wilson
Mockery from the bench
Largest Jim-Crow employer is gov’t, say Negro leaders
Labor ’Scope
Spider Schneider in Paris, by A. Giacometti
Mau Mau get proposal for Kenya truce, by David Alexander
London Letter
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 15 March 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
It happened at the Intercollegiate Academic Freedom Conference, by Ted Barry
Indian students vs. a ‘Gandhian’ regime, by A.T.
Help Anvil!
Big brain
ISL Fund Drive
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
You and Science
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
If McCarthy goes, will that be the end of McCarthyism? by H.W. Benson
Dulles got his vote and Latin America got nothing, by Gordon Haskell
Don’t tell FBI, says senator
Well we’ve got one friend in Europe
London Letter
Former henchmen blast Chiang as worse than the Stalinists, by L.G. Smith
ISL Fund Drive
The squabble over Einstein’s birthday, by Bernard Cramer
Israel and its Arab minority – one step forward, one back, by Al Findley
On the witchhunt front
Books Received
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 22 March 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Rosen Defense Comm. appeals for support, from Victor Howard
A ‘liberal’ opposes the 18-year-old vote, by Priscilla Jacobs
Lively meetings launch YSL tour, by Ted Barry
The fight in the Civil Liberties Union, by Philip Coben
Bread and a stone at Caracas, by Sam Taylor
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
ISL to start its first court case against the gov’t
Is U.S. moving to enter war in Indo-China? by Gordon Haskell
Spotlight
‘Big Brother’ and the step-children
Forgotten men
NMU opposition charges racism, racketeering and rough-riding, by Ben Hall
London Letter
A socialist policy on Puerto Rico, by Hal Draper
News and Views from the Labor Front
Peccadillo
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 29 March 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
NYU newspaper smears Young Socialists, by Michael Harrington
ISL case against the State Dep’t
ISL Fund Drive
Poetry corner
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Scorpion Pass vs. Kibya, by Al Findley
Between two hell-bomb blasts, Dulles speech threatens war, by Bernard Cramer
Franco ups the price; U.S. asks open door for capital
Two issues before the UAW’s conference, by Jack Wilson
The NMU opposition: Where were they till now? by Ben Hall
ISL Fund Drive
‘One clear call’ on foreign policy, by Philip Coben
The wrong point
You and Science
London Letter
Symposium on Puerto Rico gives both sides of argument
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 5 April 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Fear on the Campus: Four Case Studies
YSL asks for major effort in fund drive, by Max Martin
You won’t read it in the papers but that rolling recession is hitting California, by B. Arnold
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
That bang you heard in the Pacific was U.S. foreign policy blowing up, by Hal Draper
‘NATO obsolete: What’s left?’ by Jack Wilson
Revulsion against H-bomb unites BLP, jolts Tories, by Allan Vaughan
Who’s the biggest liar in the case? by Gordon Haskell
Books and Ideas
Brazil: Vargas apes Peron in bid for labor vote, by Joao Machado
You and Science
Djilas’s portrait of Titoist bureaucratic caste, by Hal Draper
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 12 April 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Young Socialists lead civil-liberties fight, by Al Price & Sandra Pestoff
The present danger of atomic radiation in the United States, by Philip Coben
The ISL Fund Drive
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Oppenheimer case: So Eisenhower forestalled McCarthy ...
Are we being ‘softened up’ for intervention in Indo-China, by Gordon Haskell
CIO runs labor candidates in Newark city elections, by John Williams
London Letter
ISL Fund Drive
You and Science
A curious tale about cultural freedom, by Bernard Cramer
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
The ISL Program in Brief
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 19 April 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Fight for academic freedom for all! by Max Martin
Self-delusions of the liberal ‘realists’, by Michael Harrington
Young Socialist fund drive launched; Chicago in lead – let’s get over the top, by Scott Arden
The YSL’s Aim
Foreign policy: The American failure, by Owen Morse
Peace AND prosperity under capitalism? by Charles Marshall
U. of Chi. students battle administration, by Debbie Meier
Oberlin responds with enthusiasm, by Aaron Roth
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
No U.S. troops to Indo-China!
Indo-China and the war crisis, by A. Stein
London Letter
The hero-general of Dienbienphu
ISL Fund Drive
Books Received
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 26 April 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Must our youth die in Indochina?
The YSL’s Aim
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
May Day 1954
America’s Blind Alley in Geneva: No Policy, No Friends, No Hope, by Gordon Haskell
McCarthy Is Exposing McCarthyism, by Sam Taylor
Report on the UAW Conference: They Didn’t Plan to Discuss Indochina ..., by Ben Hall
Indochina and the War Crisis – II
New Anti-Colonial Movement Founded in England, by Alex Newbold
You & Science
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 3 May 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
This Is Our May Day, by Bogdan Denitch
New Student Political Group Formed at U. of Chicago, by Debbie Meyer
No U.S. Troops to Indochina!
YSL Fund Drive
Brazil: Vargas’ Army Vetoes the Peronist Trend, by Madeira
London Letter
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
WHAT IS STALINISM?
Part I – The Positive Answer to Stalinism, by Gordon Haskell
Part II – The Russian Stalinist Social System, by Max Shachtman
Part III – The Nature of the Communist Parties, by H.W. Benson & Max Shachtman
Part IV – Stalinist Imperialism and the War Crisis, by Hal Draper
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
>Un-Americaneers Flop in 2nd Detroit Invasion
The Rout at Geneva: ‘Our Line’s Been Changed Again’, by Philip Coben
Israel’s Arab Policy Shows Bitter Fruits, by Al Findley
Reuther Suspends Opposition Paper, by Jack Wilson
News & Views from the Labor Front
Indochina and the War Crisis – III
London Letter
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 17 May 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Are We MAD?
Resistance to Witchhunt Grows: Where Do We Go from Here? by Bogdan Denitch
Conscription (cartoon), by Carlo
Robin Hood vs. McCarthy, by George Rawlings
The Face of Stalinism
A Discussion: The Third-Camp Socialist as ‘Witness’, by Michael Harrington
Fear on the Campus or: Love vs. FBI, by Ted Barry
With the League
YSL Fund Drive
Student Parties at U. of Chi.
Guns AND Butter – Not for Us, by Charles Marshall
The YSL’s Aim
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
McCarthy Show Evaded Issue of McCarthyism, by Sam Taylor
Court Bans Racist Education; Next Goal: Outlaw All Jim-Crow! by Hal Draper
U.S. Geneva ‘Policy’ Flops – Intervention Danger Grows, by Gordon Haskell
What on Earth Made Him Think of That? from N.Y. Times
Trusts Go Scot-Free but ‘Trust-Buster’ Out to Bust Union
France’s Other Indochinas
You & Science
London Letter
Reader of Labor Action Take the Floor
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 24 May 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
British Young Socialists Oppose Right-Wing Policies, by Alex Newbold
SDA Rally on Academic Freedom Hears Liberal and Socialist Views, by Ruth Karel
We Take Our Stand Against War
Readers Take the Floor
New Facts Prove H-Bomb Effects Not Under Control
ISL Fund Drive
Myths About American Superiority: The Other Side of the Picture, by Victor Howard
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The Case of Guatemala: How to Push a Country into the Arms of Stalinism, by Hal Draper
New Social Forces Against Jim Crow
NMU Voting in Test of Curran’s Power, by Ben Hall
Alien Deported for Past CP Membership
London Letter
Loyalty Purge System Blasted at ACLU Conference in Philly, by Carl Craig
An Appeal for Justice to Puerto Ricans, by the Committee for Justice to Puerto Ricans
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
Books Received
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 31 May 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
A-Bombs and Socialist Policy, by Michael Harrington
Zoot-Suit Youth in Russia: Stigmata of a Ruling Class, by Bogdan Denitch
YSL Fund Drive
YSL National Education Conference
The New Fellow Travelers: Apologists for Chiang’s Concentration Camps, by Debbie Meier
Heretic, Yes – Stoolpigeon, No, by Erwin N. Griswold, from Harvard Law Record
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The Fake Fight Against McCarthyism
The Beck-McDonald-Lewis Axis, by Ben Hall
One Happy Family, from N.Y. Times
London Letter
Behind the Diplomatic Facade at Gerneva, by Gordon Haskell
Stoolpigeon Paul Crouch Isn’t Feeling Well, by Carl Craig
Guatemala: Behind Stalinist Terror and American Imperialism, by H.W. Benson
Bolivia: Can the Nationalist Regime Resist Washington’s Pressure? by Juan Rey
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 7 June 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
British Young Socialists on European Unity and Germany
How an Ex-Radical Explains Repudiation of His Past, by Max Martin
Lively New Issue of Anti-War Magazine Anvil Is Out
The YSL’s Aim
Arab Socialism & Its Parties: A Spokesman Explains Its Ideas, by Clovis Maksoud
- The Socialists of the Arab World
- The Rise of Lebanon’s Socialist Party
- Arab Nationalism & the Israeli Problem
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Indo-China War: 90% Political, by Gordon Haskell
Alabama Farce
Liberal Party at the Crossroads, Leader Says
Good for GM
UAW Beats UE-FE Rival at Harvester
Labor ’Scope
Is McDonald’s Talk of Secession a Cover-Up? by Pat Harmon
London Letter
French Catholic Left Set Back by the Vatican, by Edward Hill
Not in the Headlines
Ballade for Ancestral Voices, from Peace News
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 14 June 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
YSL Fund Drive Needs Your Help Now – or Else, by Scott Arden
Why Is American Zoot-Suitism Spreading to Europe? by Max Martin
YSL Rally U. of C. Attacks U.S. Policy in Indochina War, by Jack Walker
Discussion: Brazilian Politics & Socialist Policy, by Brasileiro
Books & Ideas
Some Comments from the Left
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Lupa Charges FBI Tried Threats to turn Him into a Stoolpigeon, by Jack Wilson
Only One Issue Was Taboo at the McCarthy Show ..., by Gordon Haskell
Spotlight
Democracy in Two CIO Trade Unions, by Ben Hall
Rumania: New Anti-Jewish Terror Trials Revealed
France: EDC Barely Won in SP; CP Still Heavily Declining, by A. Giacometti
London Letter
Discussion: British Labor and German Rearmament, by H.D.
You & Science
Witchhunting the Doctors, by John Troan, from Pittsburgh Press
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
Joint AFL-CIO Conference in N.Y. on Organization of Puerto Rican Workers
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 21 June 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
New McCarthyite ‘Youth’ Group Is Too Revolutionary for SFA, by Aaron Roth
One Year After the June Days in E. Germany
An Editorial
YSL Educational Conference
The YSL’s Aim
America’s Ally in Asia: Reactionary Thailand, by Richard Deverall
On the Home Front
Books & Ideas
The ISL Program in Brief
Definition
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The War-Crime Against Guatemala
The Trade-Union Press and the Indochina War, by Ben Hall
Labor ’Scope
Barry Miller Case Raises Issue of Army ‘McCarthyism’
CIO Candidates Wins [sic!] in Newark Election, by Carl Dirkson
Strikes Reported Behind Iron Curtain
In a ‘Backward’ Country, from N.Y. Times
Burma Inaugurates Big Land Distribution Program, by David Alexander
Behind Mau Mau Lies White Oppression in Kenya, by Sidney Lens, from Toward Freedom
Has British Terrorism Stopped the Stalinists in Malaya? by Ian Aitken, from Tribune
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
In Memory of Andres Nin, by Max Shachtman
From the Stalinist Jungle
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 28 June 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Univ. of Chicago Administration Turns Back the Clock, by Edward Hill
High School Strike
YSL Fund Drive
The YSL’s Aim
Who Can Save Democracy in Germany? by L.G. Smith
Harrison Baldwin on the ‘Menace’, from N.Y. Times
Panama Parallel: Revolt à la Carte
Spotlight on Guatemala
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Army McCarthyism: The Barney Miller case story
At a dead end in Asia policy, by Gordon Haskell
U.S. overthrows Guatemala gov’t by force and violence
As McDonald cuddled with U.S. Steel that old debbil class struggle intruded, by Ben Hall
Shachtman passport case appealed to higher court
While the U.S. is saving democracy in Guatemala
You & Science
U.S. spies and operatives swarmed over Guatemala
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 5 July 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
National tour in summer planned to cover West Coast
First YSL education conference analyzes war, political issues, by Ruth Karel
New YSL summer camp: When, where & how much?
Thinking things through at the YSL conference
The truth about Guatemala
Ike is normal, thank you: Knows nothing about it, from I.F. Stone’s Weekly
The brass check chorus at work
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Jobs for all
Knowland threat against UN typifies U.S.’s blind-alley policy, by Sam Taylor
It looks like economic stagnation ahead, by Gordon Haskell
The CIO and Guatemala, by Ben Hall
Letter by Norman Thomas on case of Barney Miller blasts at Army, by Norman Thomas, from Chicago Tribune
Labor ’Scope, by Ben Hall
SP left-wingers form new group, ‘shocked’ at trend in last convention
London Letter
Reading from Left to Right
Scientists (and few others) rap Oppenheimer verdict, by Sam Adams
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 12 July 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Discussion: Conditions for YSL growth, by Owen Morse
The YSL’s Aims
The Guatemala-U.S. Junta: Will it continue the reform program? by Hal Draper
The ISL Program in Brief
Brazil: Vargas fakery stirs general strike threat, by Barsileiro
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Atomic workers fighting the government straitjacket, by Ben Hall
This ‘coexistence’ talk: What’s it all about, by Gordon Haskell
Spotlight
We can all breathe easier now, from Newark Evening Post
How the steel bosses support McDonald against Reuther, by Gerry McDermott
Merry-go-round
Labor ’Scope
There’s no pick-up in sight on the economic front, by Jack Wilson
London Letter
Marxism for Today
Precedent, from Lea, Spanish Inquisition, Vol. 1
But they don’t love us
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 19 July 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Sneak attack at U. of Michigan: Sequel to ‘FBI Spy’ case
‘Thought policeman’ on the Calif. Campus
YSL fund drive report: It was a good try but ...
Judgment
The shame of American liberalism, by Hal Draper
Books and Ideas
The ISL Program in Brief
Interventionism and Locarno: One reason the U.S. rejects a pact, by David Alter
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Brownell’s anti-‘Red’ bill shotguns labor movement, by Sam Adams
U.S. policy in shambles at Geneva conference, by Sam Taylor
How “communist-infiltration” would be determined, from Senate Committee on the Judiciary Report No. 1709
Police state measures deluge Congress, by Gordon Haskell
Coal miners on the defensive, by Gerald McDermott
Army grants Miller general discharge
London Letter
Readers of Labor Action take the floor
Chiang buries opponents alive
Malaya – the next bastion of “democracy”, by L.G. Smith
Labor’s choice in California
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 26 July 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Young worker victim of no-work economy, by Michael Harrington
What future for U.S. youth?
Books and Ideas
Public subsidy, but no public control, by Larry O’Connor
Sport flash
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Editorial
Senate gives away peoples’ [sic!] atomic power, by Sam Taylor
Indochina and the liberals, by Larry O’Connor
Labor ’Scope
Not in the Headlines
Miners’ wildcat wins, by Gerald McDermott
Witchhunt picks up momentum in Congress rush to adjourn, by Gordon Haskell
No surprises, PLEASE, by Ed.
A.J. Muste on Europe tour
Readers of Labor Action take the Floor
Israel, Zionism and the position of Arab socialists – A discussion
London Letter
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 2 August 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Bar Association proposes: Teach communism in schools, by Michael Harrington
The appeal of Stalinism among students abroad
A principled defense of civil liberties
The YSL’s Aim
Tunisian revolt enters new stage, by A. Giacometti
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
This, for example is why Moscow is winning the war, by Philip Coben
Spotlight
It’s a bipartisan farce-comedy, by Gordon Haskell
The economy: The optimists are getting more cautious, by L.G. Smith
London Letter
The Zichroni Case: A victory against the growth of Israeli militarism
J.B. Matthews goes after the Catholics, by W.G. Russell
Muste to report on European tour
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 9 August 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
UMT is a new step to the garrison-state, by Michael Harrington
The position of Arab socialists on Israel, by Clovis Maksoud
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
U.S. tells its allies: We won’t stand competition, by Bernard Cramer
A new kind of anti-labor drive is on, by Philip Coben
International whodunit: Who’s killing the UN?
Christians needed
Any business spokesmen around?
Spotlight
The futility of H-bomb politics
German labor’s strike wave is revolt against Adenauer, by Gordon Haskell
The next time you read of a plane crash ..., by Richard Stark
WDL award to courageous pro-labor priest who aided workers
French CP and SP betrayed North Africa, by A. Giacometti
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 16 August 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
The unique example of a trade-union youth group, by Leslie Walford, from Socialist Advance
Education gets the runaround treatment, by Edward Hill
Moscow captures the Girl Scouts
Chicago YSL hears analysis of Guatemala
The position fo the Arab socialists on Israel – Part II, by Clovis Maksoud
The economic picture in the U.S. – unemployment, profits, and monopoly, by L.G. Smith
132 million equals 7,000
Psychology, from Detroit Free Press
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
“You could almost reach out and feel the atmosphere of fear in the Chamber”, by Philip Coben
Ike fakes economic report, by L.G. Smith
An indictment, by Brooks Atkinson, from the N.Y. Times
Super-McCarthyism
Discussion: The Studebaker wage-cut, by Ben Hall
Reston points to gov’t lies on spies
Eisenhower farm plan suits the big business farmers fine, by Sam Taylor
Who’s getting it?
London Letter
Spanish labor tells America: ‘We won’t defend any nation that allies itself with Franco’, by Rodolfo Llopis
Hoodlumism on both sides in N.Y.C.
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 23 August 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
AFL foreign policy statement illustrates labor’s dilemma, by Edward Hill
Army announces there’ll be ‘less democracy’ in it now, by Michael Harrington
You can still register for the YSL camp-and-school
The mistakes of the Arab socialists, by Hal Draper
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
EDC is dead: Where to now? by Gordon Haskell
’Take it of leave it,’ say the bosses, by Ben Hall
Brazil: The generals openly take power, by Madeira
The Attlee-Bevan business trip to China, by Philip Coben
London Letter
Smith Act trial ends in Philly, by Karl Craig
Guatemalan reaction turns the clock back, by Bernard Cramer
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 30 August 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Stalinism’s economic crisis, by Michael Harrington
The YSL’s Aim
Can Mendes-France do it? by A. Stein
The mistakes of the Arab socialists – Conclusion, by Hal Draper
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
EDC death ends era in Europe
Libs-Dems in New York deal, by Peter Whitney
Eisenhower and the poor fish, by H.W. Benson
Flash –! by Ed.
London Letter
Too many rights, from RWDSU Newsletter
Liberal reactions to liberal leaders, by L.G. Smith
Labor blows hot and cold on vicious anti-CP law
Books and Ideas
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE , 6 September 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Professor Hook performs “a ritual of silence”, by Edward Hill
School segregation battle has just got under way
Another breach of academic freedom
Mendes-France: Man on a tightrope, by A. Stein
Brazil: The economic crisis is decisive, by J.R.
Unemployment in white-collar field too, by Larry Foster
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
U.S. and satellites are faking an ‘Asian’ pact without Asians, by Gordon Haskell
Time for a change (cartoon), by Latase [?], from the Nashville Tennessean
U.S. Steal
How to beat he A-bomb
The Square-D strike: Warning to Detroit
IUE-CIO victory means the finish of UE, by John Williams
The cowardice of the labor press, by Ben Hall
Chinese students in U.S. detained here against their will, protest
Full circle – The ‘Pabloite’ Trotskyites hold rump ‘world’ congress, by Bernard Cramer
Capitalist monkey, from Reading Labor-Advocate
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE , 12 September 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Cannon fodder
Playing and learning at the YSL camp, by Owen Morse
The YSL’s Aim
The renazification of Germany under Adenauer played a role in putting EDC to death
London Letter
Let Father Ike worry about politics
Thailand as ‘anti-communist bastion’, by Richard J. Coughlin, from Foreign Policy Bulletin
Asian socialists and the Third Camp, by U Kyaw Nyein & Rammanohar Lohia, from Janata
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Shooting-crisis over Quemoy is adventurism on both sides, by Gordon Haskell
Washington’s government in Guatemala intensifies union-smashing tyranny, by Bernard Cramer
UAW locals mobilize against Square-D, by Ben Hall
Labor ’Scope
American democracy at work, from Congress Record
London Letter
Notes on Britain
Renazification in East, by Hans Jaeger, from Soviet Orbit
Books and Ideas
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE , 20 September 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
SDA convention reaffirms stand on civil liberties
Readers Take the Floor
The Y.S.A.’s Aim
The desperate search: Statesmen scratch for successor to EDC, by A. Stein
Brazil: After Vargas – New tasks for labor, by Madeira
The ISL in Brief
Formosa: Police state, from N.Y. Herald-Tribune & The Observer
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
SEATO Treaty cooked up a police pact over Asia, by H.W. Benson
UN show reopens: Is anybody listening? by Gordon Haskell
Internationalism marches on
How to stop Stalinism in Asia
UAW pickets turn the tide in Square-D strikebreaking, by Jack Wilson
Scientist hits falsification of A-radiation peril, by Carl Darton
Labor ’Scope
The choices before Brazil, by Brasileiro
... What the right hand is doing
London Letter
A Discussion
You & Science
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 26 September 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
U. of Calif. institutes loyalty oath for all studets! [sic!] by Edward Hill
An Editorial
What’s happened to American historians? by Michael Harrington
The left wing in the Algerian freedom movement, by A. Giacometti
Asian socialists call for International Anti-Colonial Day
Discussion: Socialist Party of Vietnam, by A. Giacometti
Books and Ideas
Portugal and Goa: A page from colonial history, by Yeshwantrao M. Mukne, from The People
Books Received
The ISL Program in Brief
The party line on Coca-Cola
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Battle of the Square-D flares up with injunction and arrest of pickets, by Jack Wilson
The Russians don’t have to be clever ..., by Bernard Cramer
Liberal Party plays tail to the donkey, by Peter Whitney
Pogo on the subversive list? from Exposé
France: A report on the SP, by A. Giacometti
Bevan’s pro-Stalinist speech in Peiping
Literary GPU in Russia: That ‘New Look’ is wearing off, by John Clews
In Madagascar
The ISL Program in Brief
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 4 October 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Challenge to the campus
A program to defend democracy for all
Neutralism vs. Third Camp socialism, by Max Martin
The tradition of the Socialist Youth, by Max Martin
Students and politics, by Charles Marshall
The YSL’s Aim
At UCLA opposition to loyalty oath organizes student committee for action, by Bill Howard & Arlon Tussing
Martin tour a success for YSL
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
A new German Army is born in London, by Bernard Cramer
Salisbury and Russian slave labor, by A. Stein
Racism in Detroit at sizzling point, by Jack Wilson
British colonial dictatorship still represses political life in Guiana, from African and Colonial World
Electrical Workers: Sitdown strike answers union-busting at ASR, by Al Davis
Discretion
Research
London Letter
Togoland moving toward independence, from Toward Freedom
Brazil: Two adventurers bid for Vargas’ Mantle, by Brasileiro
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 11 October 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Fight against student oath gains in Calif., by Pete Sklar & Max Martin
Reed College on the witchhunt wagon
The empire of United Fruit: Overlord of the Caribbean, from Facts & Figures
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Colonial Freedom Day rally set for October 29
Liberal Party swallows hard on a scandal, by Peter Whitney
The labor bureaucrat vs. the labor racketeer, by Ben Hall
Israel: Definite split on in Mapam, by Al Findley
A liberal comes out for Franco, by Debby Meier
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
ISL Convention acts on socialist issues, by Albert Gates
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 18 October 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
Political life at the Uni. Of Chicago, by Debby Meier
NSA Convention: The liberals were ‘resigned’ – and in retreat, by Philip Wright
The YSL’s Aim
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Shachtman, Waldo Frank, Houser, Muste, Asians to speak at Anti-Colonial Day rally
Any choice between Dems and GOP on foreign policy? by Gordon Haskell
How the dog story exploded in Detroit, by Jack Wilson
London Letter
Labor ’Scope
Opportunity for Labor Action readers, by L.G. Smith
The trial of the Puerto Ricans, by Ruth Reynolds
An exchange of opinion on the Arabs, Israel and Zionism: Two views
YOUNG SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 25 October 1954
Published by the YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
‘Lily-white’ criminals fan race hatred in the fight against school desegregation, by Scott Arden
The Dangers of Democracy
The new ‘Year of the Oath’
Has there been an ‘income revolution’? by Jim Burnett
Modest proposal: How to recruit for West Point, by Bob Bone
Higher education
The YSL’s Aim
The state of socialism in Denmark, by C.H. Petersen
They spelled out Americanism
It’s a crime to be bombed if you’re a ‘subversive’ Negro
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
The German rearmament pact: Big step onward to a dead end, by Gordon Haskell
London Letter
The case of the subversive corpse, by A.F.
Pittsburgh ad brings out a sight to gladden Wilson’s dog-loving heart, by Gerry McDermott
Thomas, Muste join Davison; arrest of other C.O.s is threatened
U.S. Air Force mag smears SPD in McCarthyite style, by D. Ehre
You & Science
Reading from Left to Right
Books received
Not in the Headlines
Arab student conference adopts radical program planks
At UCLA – Civil-liberties campus group emerges from oath fight, by Ralph Hodges
The YSL’s Aims
Russian writers indict the regime, by S. Abrams
The certification of Harrison Salisbury, by Hal Draper
The ISL Program in Brief
Lucky Luciano, Gov. Dewey, and the Tresca murder case
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Rally hails International Freedom Day
Near-deadlock us the result of issue-less, idea-less election
Labor needs shorter work week, by Jack Wilson
What will Reuther do about Curran? by Ben Hall
Lupa case: Now it’s guilt-by-innocence, by Jack Wilson
France: Mendes-France plays his hand, by A. Giacometti
War economy gets another infusion
Indo-China: Vietnam SP attacks Diem Gov’t in South, by A. Giacometti
Rhyme for children, by C.S., from Peace News
Sidney Hook vs. a British Tory
On the Home Front
CCNY: Open season on student witchhunt, by Mel Starkman
To debate Stalinists at CCNY
The U.S. failure in foreign policy, by Sam Taylor
The strange case of I.F. Stone, by Hal Draper
The Algerian tinderbox: Left-socialist victory sharpens the freedom struggle, by A. Giacometti
Not in the Headlines
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
American voices speak out against imperialism of both war camp
Burma’s ‘declaration on colonialism’, by Thakin Chit Maung
Chairman A.J. Muste opens the rally: “Why International Freedom Day?”
Put your own shop in order! by Purshottam Trikamdas
The ISL Program in Brief
The United States and the imperialist-chauvinist mind, by Max Shachtman
Speaking of H-bomb texts, from N.Y. Post
Revolution looms in South Africa, by George Houser
The stupidity of the imperialists, by Waldo Frank
Closing remarks: The U.S. in Okinawa & Puerto Rico, by A.J. Muste
We call the people
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Court gets appeal on Shachtman passport case
The McCarthy trial: Something’s wrong with the picture, by Philip Coben
Spotlight
Labor ’Scope, by Ben Hall
Left-wing group in Socialist Party puts out platform
Government purge victimizes a socialist
French guns against the Algerian people, by A. Giacometti
Bolivia: State Dep’t whipcracker got his man, by Juan Rey
London Letter
The DA wants a machine-gun
Is there a witchhunt on the campus? by Michael Harrington
Dilemmas of the Democratic strategy, by Gordon Haskell
The emergence of Janio Quadros, by Brasileiro
California got a choice of reactionaries, by B. Arnold & S. Beilas
ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
Peace, yes – but we need have no illusion about ‘coexistence’, by Gordon Haskell
‘Paralysis’? from N.Y. Post
They’ll obey the law – some day
UAW conference draws up a lone of battle for ‘55, by Ben Hall
Farm workers
Vishinsky, faithful servant
The twilight of empire, by J.F. Horrabin, from Plebs Magazine
Stoolpigeons or scholars, by Edgar Stillman Jr., from Rights
Was he joking? from Parliamentary Report of British House of Commons
Spare that jail, from Pittsburg Post-Gazette
Books & Ideas
You’re just too darn idealistic
At the University of Chicago: What happened in the student election? by Debbie Meier
Intimidation on the campus – The oath: a non-signer’s story, by a Non-Signer
The YSL’s Aim
The brief on the Shachtman case: against the U.S. passport curtain
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
The ISL Program in Brief
Expect Pan-Am confab to flop
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Challenge to Army’s loyalty oath
Cry for blockade of China expresses the insane logic of U.S.’s untenable position, by Gordon Haskell
Liberal Party leaders spike reports of party dissolution, by Peter Whitney
The Racketeers’ Fifth Column in the AFL and CIO, by Ben Hall
UAW needs retooling for economic struggles ahead, by Jack Wilson
London Letter
Labor ’Scope
You & Science
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
The secret-police chief as educator: J. Edgar Hoover lays down the line, by Sam Taylor
Academic freedom on the home front
The YSL’s Aims
The face of the crowd at the McCarthy rally, by Hal Draper
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Spotlight
The Senate votes to censure but McCarthyism goes free, by Gordon Haskell
Ruth Reynolds wins case in Puerto Rico High Court, statement by Ruth Reynolds
More help needed in Davidson case testing rights of non-religious COs
London Letter
The Two-and-a-Half Camp, by Philip Coben
‘White man’s burden’ in Kenya requires union-busting too, by James Bury, from CIO News
Books & Ideas
You & Science
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
Correction
YSLer debates CCNY
DISCUSSION: Two views on the question –
Coming event
The British Labor Party crisis: Left, right and center, by Allan Vaughan
Pro & Con: Discussion – Third round
Books received
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
A ‘general shift in policy’: Now the U.S. openly votes for colonialism in the UN
U.S.-Adenauer rearmament policy is losing out against socialists, by Gordon Haskell
The story behind the news
Reuther versus Quill at the CIO, by L.G. Smith
Our Partner in the ‘Free World’ – French Colonialism
Spain: Franco officially rejoins the ‘free’ world (U.S. says so), by Bart Allan, from Iberica
CCNY and Antioch introduce new blows against student right to form club, by Max Martin
YSL educational conference in Chicago
Sacrilege and anathema: Two sociological notes on Christianity and Judaism today, by Hal Draper
The art police, from Rights
Pakistan socialists against SEATO alliance
The ISL Program in Brief
EDITOR:
Hal Draper
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
Gordon Haskell
Ben Hall
Mary Bell
BUSINESS MANAGER:
L.G. Smith
Fateful decision: U.S., NATO announce they will initiate use of atom bombs in a war, by Gordon Haskell
Military analyst shows enormities on NATO decision
The cloak-and-collar agency: What is the CIA doing? by I.F. Stone, from I.F. Stone’s Weekly
London Letter
Dynamics of the revolution in Peru, by Ramon Collar, from La Batalla
Righist émigré congress has a little plan to solve it all
Gov’t proposes disguised UMT program to push the militarization of youth, by Max Martin
Resolutions of the Socialist Youth International
The boys were Puerto Ricans, so six months in jail ..., by Priscilla Cady
Index to Labor Action for 1954
Come to YSL conference
The YSL’s Aim
The ISL Program in Brief
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