Archive of Workers' Opposition, a publication produced by members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) during the late 1970s in Chicago.
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I believe only one issue in this format was issued.
The IU 440 committee issued a decent machinery workers
health & safety pamphlet, as I recall. Gonna see if we have it on
file