Scope and Contents V/O cand sawing wood, carrying saddle, what kind of senator do you want, gets things done, keep cand working for state.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shot of candidate listening to people talk, as the voiceover reminds people that whether they are Republican or Democrat, they will be proud of the candidate as Senator.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shots of candidate at work and play, as voiceover talks about the candidate's performance in the U.S. House. He talks aboutthe relationships the candidate has made with important Con- gressional leaders.; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O cand at work, gets things done, republican or democrat would be proud to call senator.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shot of the candidate talking with another man on the steps ofthe U.S. Capitol, as the voiceover tells voters that the can- didate is a man they can trust.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talking about those who question whether or not Ho Chi Minh is really a Communist. Says that we cannot wait any longer to get involved to help protect freedom in Vietnam.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate using advertisements and editorials to support his position. Attacks the opponent for wanting the Communists to unify the nation of Vietnam under the red flag.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talking about the need for the state to stop the diversion of the water coming into the state.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talks about Vietnam as not an issue of war or peace,but rather one of whether we get out of responsibility or do we fight to win.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talks about his progressive record in the U.S. Houseon issues like flood control, veterans affairs, health care, and education.; Notes: