You don't have to buy war, Mrs. Smith

Duration: 30

Year Published: 1970

Creator: American Documentary

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: A speech by Bess Myerson (former New York City Commissioner of Consumer Affairs), examining our military engagement in Asia and its consequences at home and abroad. She pays particular attention to the development, testing, and stockpiling of chemical and biological weapons, and names well-known manufacturers of consumer goods who also function as war profiteers. , Presents an address by Bess Myerson Grant, commissioner of consumer affairs for New York City. Shows her delivery before the world Mothers Day assembly of Anther Mother for Peace in San Francisco, California in 1970. Discusses national security, war profits, and challenges American industry and business to make the environment a better place to live in.

Complete Record: A speech by Bess Myerson (former New York City Commissioner of Consumer Affairs), examining our military engagement in Asia and its consequences at home and abroad. She pays particular attention to the development, testing, and stockpiling of chemical and biological weapons, and names well-known manufacturers of consumer goods who also function as war profiteers. , Presents an address by Bess Myerson Grant, commissioner of consumer affairs for New York City. Shows her delivery before the world Mothers Day assembly of Anther Mother for Peace in San Francisco, California in 1970. Discusses national security, war profits, and challenges American industry and business to make the environment a better place to live in. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.