Socialist Organiser no. 61
Note: ETOL's file is dated 1980; this is the issue of 12 November 1981.
Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it.
- Scotts, Staffa, anti-union laws; it's p. 1
- War on the pp. 1–2
- [Nasreen Akhtiar with Mumtaz Kani, Jaswinder Kaur and…] p. 2
- Labour women back BL strike p. 2
- [A WEEK LAST Friday officials of the National…] p. 2
- NALGO women organise pp. 2–3
- [not thousands, for the picket lines. The scabs…] p. 2
- A slice by-slice strategy p. 3
- [THE daily toll of violence meted out to…] pp. 3–4
- French stooges move back into p. 4
- Slaughter in Guatemala pp. 4–5
- Huge march in Argentina p. 4
- Change After Greek Elections? pp. 5–6
- IS NOW THE TIME TO STEP UP THE OFFENSIVE? "Radical policies are ahead of mass support" pp. 6–7
- Press home ose ground p. 6
- Sell Out p. 7
- [and indeed of Labour voters do not regard…] p. 7
- Resolutions for London p. 7
- Witch-hunt Islington p. 7
- LCC must turn to ASS p. 7
- The Sit-in: a Focus of Resistance pp. 8–10
- Fighting bureaucratic privilege pp. 10–11
- Low-Pay Pinkos p. 10
- Ill-suited? p. 10
- Chemicals out of contro p. 11
- ['TAKE it or leave it' isn't a brilliant…] pp. 11–12
- Not so dusty? p. 11
- Press Gang Pregnancy p. 11
- Our task -"to p. 12
- Where we stand pp. 12–13
- Product of i group p. 12
- Weakness of Marxists? p. 12
- Deep Holes in Scargles Arguments p. 13
- [To make Socialist Organiser a real campaigning paper…] pp. 13–14
- Ferry staff sit in p. 14
- Hands off our branches! p. 14
- [THE BLACKING of Staffa products in support of…] pp. 14–15
- ["OPENSHAW International Airport" , reads the poster stuck…] p. 14
- [by a Lucas shop STRIKERS from the Lucas…] p. 15
- Bloody - but Unbowed · Bill Peters p. 15
- Longbridge stays out p. 15
- TGWU Broad Left slams Kitson by Tony Richardson p. 15
- Crazee Gang in the White House.... HAIG SPELLS OUT BOMB PLANS p. 16
- Cuts strike n Coventry p. 16
- [Wiser Alliance, 28 Middle Lane, London N8, and…] p. 16