Scope and Contents Cartoon, no voice to small to be heard, vote for cand.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Eisenhower urging voters to vote for the candidate as a man of great Republican principles.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate pledges support for increased defense contracts instead of other states being awarded them. Reminds that he has alligences to no one other than to Californians.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate voices concern over the opponent's conection with the Bobby Baker campaign contribution scandal. Reminds voters that he stands as a good solid Californian who will fight for California.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate discusses his plan to institute tax-credits on tution to insure that every person who wants an education can have one.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate pledging his support for a bolstered federal agricultural program.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate warns voters that without the federal agriculture program that jobs will be lost and food prices will go up.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate reminds voters that California needs to get its fair share of defense contracts. He promises he's only bound to those who elect him: the people of California.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice-over and candidate discusses his plans to retrain unemployed workers for new jobs, ensure that every child gets a good education. Candidate promises voters to work for Peace and Security both at home and in the International world.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice-over and candidate discusses his belief that children born today should have the chance for a good education, meaningful jobs and adequate health care when elderly.; Notes: