The Springfield Gun
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Builds up one incident set in Springfield, Missouri, into an analogy about the evils of compulsory unionism. Interviews grape pickers, a dismissed teacher, and several other workers who express dissatisfaction with compulsory unionism. Suggests voluntary union membership as a logical and desirable alternative. Concludes with comments from Congressman Sam Steiger who advises support for the National Right to Work Committee in generating legislation to establish the right to work principle. , Builds up one incident set in Springfield, Missouri, into an analogy about the evils of compulsory unionism. Interviews grape pickers, a dismissed teacher, and several other workers who express dissatisfaction with compulsory unionism. Suggests voluntary union membership as a logical and desirable alternative. Concludes with comments from Congressman Sam Steiger who advises support for the National Right to Work Committee in generating legislation to establish the right to work principle.
Copyright
Registered 1May71 · MP21919 (Jul-Dec 1971) Copyright holder: National Right to Work Committee Production company: Centron Educational Films
Complete catalog record
, Builds up one incident set in Springfield, Missouri, into an analogy about the evils of compulsory unionism. Interviews grape pickers, a dismissed teacher, and several other workers who express dissatisfaction with compulsory unionism. Suggests voluntary union membership as a logical and desirable alternative. Concludes with comments from Congressman Sam Steiger who advises support for the National Right to Work Committee in generating legislation to establish the right to work principle.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record
- U.S. Copyright Office, Catalog of Copyright Entries (renewals, 1970–1978) — copyright
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