Scope and Contents Youth conservation camps are shown and described. They were created by Nelson while he was governor.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Farm scenes are shown. Nelson is concerned about corporation farming destroying the family farm.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of dairy farms are shown. Nelson is working hard for America's dairy land.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nelson wants strict laws to stop the pollution of Lake Superior. He is especially concerned about industrial waste. He speaks to us in a formal head and shoulders spot. Includes lake scenes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nelson is asked why he voted against allocation of funds to start the land war in Vietnam. He replies that the U.S. would get no return. Says Vietnam is a tragic mistake.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A cat runs out of a bag. Voice-over says that drug firms want to get rid of Nelson. He exposed their price scam. Drug firms have had to lower their prices.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chet Lauck of Lum and Abner seated in a rocking chair. Endorses Fulbright.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chet Lauck of Lum and Abner in a rocking chair. Endorses Fulbright. Life in Arkansas is better with Fulbright in office.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Chet Lauck of Lum and Abner endorses Fulbright from a general store. Urges people not to label others.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A brick is picked up and thrown at a window. The words It's time to stop rioters! appear and are read. The voice-over talks of the need for men who believe in law and order.; Notes: