The Rebel Worker #5 (1966)

"what time is it? time to organize!" [clock]

Early 1966 issue including: obscene publications in the UK, opposition to war, Berkeley student protests, anti-work, etc.

Author

The Rebel Worker (IWW)

Contents

Editorial comment
Cartoon by Dust
Watching the war - Tom Faegre
The unwholesomeness of honest toil - Louise Crowley
Black intervention in American's dreams - Peter Allen
Popularly appauled and sciolistically obfuscated (Berkeley student revolt book reviews) - B Marszalek
5 o'clock world - Jim Evrard
Letters
How to make work for the unemployed - Joe Hill
The rebel's toast - Joe Hill

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