Direct Action (SWF): Vol 8 #07 (73) July 1967

headlines include "The Big Steel", "FIJL five on trial", "Mosley missed his chance"

July 1967 issue of Direct Action including: new National Steel Corporation, London railwaymen, middle east, Tom Brown on control of industry, Greek Embassy "rioters" in court.

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