Industrial Worker (December 1966)

The December 1966 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).

Contents include:

-Left Side column

-International labor solidarity is possible, necessary by F.T. (Fred Thompson)

-When do we decide to act for us?

-Editorial: Spotlighting the Department of Justice

-Santa wears a price tag by Dorice McDaniels

-Military-industrial complex milks USA

-Murder for profit in a Welsh coal town (Excerpt from "Aberfam and the price of coal" by Arthur Moyse, published in Freedom October 24)

-Frankly speaking by Everett E. Luoma, Equal Rights for Women

-The IWW and the New Left by Mike Johnson

-The rich man's love by J.F. McDaniels

-Review by Carlos Cortez of Poems read in spirit of peace and gladness

-Pages from IWW history: the Spokane free speech fight, 1909 by Richard Brazier

-Viet War is a bloody business venture by J.R.S.

-Getting wise to the life of a migrant by x324352

-Money, bankers and politicians by Dennis Crowley

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