Scope and Contents The words It's time to treat criminals like criminals are spoken and superimposed on a courtroom scene. Includes scenes of Gurney.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The words It's time to treat criminals like criminals are spoken and superimposed on a courtroom scene.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The words It's time for a new policy in Vietnam are spoken and superimposed on a scene from Vietnam at the beginning and end. Gurney says, It's way past time to get this war over with.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The words It's time for a new policy in Vietnam are spoken and superimposed on a scene from Vietnam. The voice-over saying, It's time for men who will end the war, accompanies scenes of Gurney.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to questions from an interviewer, a man relates how Gurney straightened out a problem he had with his veteran's disability payments. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to questions from an interviewer, a woman with a husband in Vietnam relates how Gurney fixed a problem she had with getting house repairs done. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to a question, a truck driver relates how Gurney solved his problem concerning a delay involving six hundred crates of celery. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to questions, a man says Gurney cut through red tape to find out the condition of the man's wounded son in Vietnam. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to questions, an elderly woman relates how Gurney solved the problem she had with her Social Security checks. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to questions, a man relates how Gurney helped him get his overdue tax refund.; Notes: