Scope and Contents Scenes of a farm and Proxmire talking to us from a desk. He has twice passed bills to help dairy farmers earn a decent income.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Life magazine is shown. Five top reporters found that Proxmire is the leading campaigner against big spending in Washington today. Proxmire is seen working at his desk.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Life magazine is shown. Five top reporters found that Proxmire is the leading campaigner against big spending in Washington today.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire walks down a hall. Voice-over, The United States Chamber of Commerce called Senator Proxmire's great fight against pork barrel a magnificent performance.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire is shown in a committee meeting. Voice-over says Proxmire was picked for the Senate Appropriations Committee because he is a top economy expert.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire wrote the book Can Small Business Survive? He fights for small businesses in Washington, D.C. every day. Proxmire and his book are shown.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire visits a farm. Voice-over: Proxmire won passage of a major dairy bill in the U.S. Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Proxmire at work illustrate these words: Champion of the United Nations and battles on the floor of the U.S. Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire is shown on the job in D.C. and Wisconsin. Voice-over says, Proxmire is on the job.; Notes:

Scope and Contents President Sukarno of Indonesia is shown. Voice-over says he is a Communist and he likes to have fun and to spend other people's money. He is a dictator. Proxmire has fought hard to stop foreign aid to dictators like Sukarno.; Notes: