Scope and Contents Five reporters from Life Magazine did an expose on government spending. They exposed the pork barrel. They complemented Proxmire on curbing the big spenders. Includes scenes of Proxmire at work and several political cartoons.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice-over asks if Proxmire agrees with Wisconsin's newspapers' editorial policies, if he opposes or follows organized labor, if he is for or against the Chamber of Commerce and the President's policies. Proxmire replies that he thinks for himself.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Margaret Chase Smith and Proxmire are pictured together. They both have a 100% attendance record for major roll calls. Proxmire says, Our prime job in the Senate is to vote.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire has arranged meetings between the Wisconsin businessman and government officials to get more government contracts. Includes scenes of the working people of Wisconsin and Proxmire putting his idea to work.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire is trying to allow the Wisconsin State Universities to play a more important role in federal research.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Begins with a few political cartoons, then Proxmire speaks out about his opponent: He is an outstanding citizen and has a good record of accomplishment. Voice-over says that Proxmire runs a clean, honest campaign.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire has fought for the United Nations, even though it has been denounced and criticized. It is the one great international organization striving for peace and freedom. Includes photos of the U.N.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire has answered powerful senators who have denounced the United Nations. Proxmire says the U.N. works toward world peace. Includes scenes from the U.N.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Proxmire and Margaret Chase Smith are the roll call champions. They have both attended all 229 roll calls.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Voice-over: No newspaper, no political force, not even the President tells your Senator, Bill Proxmire, what to do. Includes photos of newspapers and of Proxmire.; Notes: