Direct Action (SWF): Vol 7 #10 (64) Oct 1966

Cover of Direct Action v7 issue 10 from October 1966 - headlines "The Judas Congress" and "A sense of proportion" a cartoon shows a boat named "industrial action" manned by angry workers heading towards a figure holding a map marked "wage freeze"

Direct Action from October 1966 including: TUC weak on Wilson's wage freeze - Tom Brown, South Africa, workplace disputes roundup, police corruption, Irish state attacks trade unions, Help Stuart Christie, letters, Syndicalists in the Russian Revolution part 2 by "S.N.J.", Technicians Unions fail to oppose wage freeze.

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