Scope and Contents Street scene. The voice-over asks what kind of people support Church. An elderly lady says Church has compassion and courage to fight for what he believes in.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of recreation in scenic Idaho. The voice-over talks of Idaho's future and says Church was chosen as the outstanding conservationist out of all government legislators.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of water. The voice-over says, Frank Church is running so that Idaho water can keep on running in Idaho.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Church in some woods and at work. The voice-over says Church is his own man.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of Church in the Senate. The voice-over states, Seniority gets things done in Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of logging, building, and Church with people. The voice-over says, Isn't it great to have a senator who works as hard as you do.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Church talks with a man by a fence. The voice-over says Church is his own man.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Church with men at a research center. The voice-over states, A vote for Frank Church is a vote for Idaho's future.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Church at work. The voice-over says that the whole country respects Church.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Church and his wife waving from a car. The voice-over says, A seat in the United States Senate cannot be bought ... It must be earned.; Notes: