Scope and Contents A blank screen. Voice-over says that Frank O'Connor thinks the State University of New York is still in the blue prints stage. Will one of the students currently attending the University please straighten O'Connor out?; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents A film negative of a child playing with blocks is shown. Rockefeller asks what will happen to your retarded child after you're gone? He wants to set up hostels for handicapped people so they can live a life of dignity.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Rockefeller speaks into a microphone about New York City's problem with drug addicts. O'Connor opposes his narcotics program.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Rockefeller speaks into a microphone about O'Connor and taxes. He says, I wonder how many voters he thinks he can fool.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Rockefeller speaks into a microphone. He says that O'Connor led the fight against the New York Thruway, opposed the farm to market road program, and is proposing a five billion dollar bond issue. If O'Connor wins, everyone loses.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Rockefeller at a microphone. He says the big city mess can happen all over the state if O'Connor is elected. If voters don't vote, or vote for a third party, they'll be helping the New York City machine to take over the state of New York.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Senator Jacob Javits addresses New York State in a talking head format. He says that progressive Republicans like Rockefeller depend on the Independent vote. O'Connor doesn't measure up.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents A voice-over cites Frank O'Connor's election record as still pictures of O'Connor are shown.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Democratic

Scope and Contents Man sweeping hallway, voiceover before Governor Rockefeller came into office, no minimum wage, he made it a dollar, when minimum meal went up, minimum wage went up; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: New York

Party: Republican

Scope and Contents Scenes of people buying clothes and goes as voice-over discusses high taxes. Cuts to Claude Kirk who pledges not to raise taxes.; Notes:

Nation: United States of America

State: Florida

Party: Republican