Scope and Contents Senator Dirksen endorses Jordan, citing his honesty, sincerity, and integrity.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Jordan and Idaho's water. The voice-over calls Jordan a champion for water resources and lists his record for water legislation.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Jordan at a logging site. The voice-over talks of Jordan's part in utilizing and preserving Idaho's forests.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jordan in scenic Idaho. The voice-over tells how Jordan protects Idaho's natural resources through his experience and committee memberships.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Sen. Bennett states that Jordan has the courage and competence of an ideal senator. Scenes of Jordan on a farm and at Washington follow. The voice-over says Jordan's vote is not for sale.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Jordan on a farm and at Washington. The voice-over says Jordan's vote is not for sale.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate climbs Capt steps. V/o talks of stability, integrity, and experience. Candidate talks of gov't actions that have hurt farmers, inflation, and ways he has worked and will work w/ farmers. Candidate at farm. V/o talks of Cand's water leg record; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate climbs Capt steps. V/o talks of stability, integrity, and experience. Candidate talks of inflation's causes and results and says he will continue to work for a balanced budget and fiscal responsibility. Candidate at work, v/o says Candidate represents ID interests; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate climbs Capt steps. V/o talks of stability, integrity, and experience. Candidate tells of his part in conserving and developing ID forest and mineral resources. Candidate in scenic ID. V/o tells of how Candidate protects ID's natural resources; Notes:

Scope and Contents At the beginning and end, Douglas stands on the Capital building's stairs and looks into the distance. From the stairs, Sen. Robert Kennedy endorses Douglas, citing his leadership, experience, integrity, honesty, and ability; Notes: