Scope and Contents White talking with mines and in House Subcommittee meetings V/O about his work for legislation toward safer minng and fair trade on minerals.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows White With his family and with people from many industrial fields V/O about his work for Idaho farmers, Miners and lumbermen and work on better water and roads.; Notes:

Scope and Contents White in legislature and with reclamation project planners. V/O about White's work with natural resources and reclamation projects; Notes:

Scope and Contents McClure stands in a field and talks about the lack of concern for the farmer in government.; Notes:

Scope and Contents McClure is talking to a female constituent who asks him about inflation and he says he'll work to control it. Voiceover says Idaho can't afford the luxury of a do-nothing Congressman.; Notes:

Scope and Contents McClure talks to a male constituent about Idaho's need to assure protection of the State's water and water rights. Voiceover says McClure will work toward providing that assurance.; Notes:

Scope and Contents McCluare addresses a classroom about government aid to education and says that the government's role should be controlling inflation and the value of the dollar rather than providing direct federal aid.; Notes:

Scope and Contents McClure is shown in a conference and the voiceover talks about all of his experience and other qualificaitons for office, as well as McClure's beliefs against unnecessary government spending and for agricultural and industrial development.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate speaking to an optimist club mtg about need for different actions in Vietnam, specifically he advocates that 'we should have learned our lesson inKorea' that there is no substitute for victory' meaning that compromise won't occur until communist lose; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shots of McVicker on the job and voiceover says to vote for him because of his experience and qualifications.; Notes: