Scope and Contents Follows Morse throughout a typical day as a U.S. Senator. Voice-over, narrator talks about his record. Various senatorstalk about his record.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Also appearing Sen. Albert Gore, Sr. and Ted Kennedy. Togetherthey talk about Morse's record and accomplishments.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows Morse in his office with a group of children talking about his past relationship with President Kennedy.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows scenes of Senators working and playing in Washington D.C. Ad begins at Lincoln Memorial with a shot of Lincoln, then parallels this with a similar shot of Morse.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Shows med. technician in her laboratory. She talks about why the people need Wayne Morse in Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Medical technician again but more concise and to the point I don't like double talk in politics and that is why I'm going to vote for Wayne Morse. Much tighter shot than 8539.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Why Wayne Morse?This clock repairman answers the question.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Camera is focused on JFK quote about the pursuit of peace; audio is JFK saying this; then narrator who states need for Wayne Morse in Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scene is little boy name Johnny flying a kite in a field. Narrator talks about Morse answering Johnny's letter because he cares that much.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scene is some kind of technician working. He talks about Morse's character.; Notes: