Scope and Contents Douglas is shown shaking many people's hands. Voice-over says he is the people's senator. You know where he stands.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Douglas walks down the steps of the capitol building. Voice-over says that President Kennedy called Douglas one of the most gifted senators in this century.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Douglas visits the Lincoln memorial. Voice-over says that he is Abe Lincoln's kind of senator. He is a dedicated public servant. He has vigor, will, and heart.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Governor Kerner endorses Douglas. He has worked hard for the farmer, the business man, and the wage earner.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Robert Kennedy and Douglas on the steps of the capitol building. Kenney's voice-over says that the new senators look to Douglas for leadership. He is a man of integrity and ability. The US is a better country because of his service.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Douglas is shown on a nature walk. Includes scenes of kids on a beach and flowers. Voice-over : Douglas is fighting to save natural beauty. He's working for you and the future.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ted Kennedy endorses Douglas from the steps of the Capitol building. He says that President Kennedy had great respect for Douglas.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A photo of Douglas is shown. These words are flashed on the screen and read, Paul H. Douglas, The people's senator. Vote Democratic, vote Paul H. Douglas, vote the people's senator. You know where he stands.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Douglas in a parade. Voice-over says that he voted in 97% of all roll calls and still had time to visit over 150 Illinois cities and towns. People know him and know where he stands.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Douglas, seated at his dest. He serves Americans who do not have a paid lobby to represent their interests in senate.; Notes: