Scope and Contents Edward Kennedy endorses Paul O'Dwyer.; Notes:

Scope and Contents This ad shows a seesaw with cut-outs of Javits moving up and down and the voice over says Javits has 2 different stances on the war.; Notes:

Scope and Contents This shows a man sitting on a branch of a tree and sawing it off while the voice over says politicians don't go out on a limb because to do that would mean they would have to mean what they say and New York needs a senator who will do just that.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate supported Israel before it was a popular cause, his opp was for U.S. neutrality during the 6 day war but cand supported Israel. Candidate was for peace in Vietnam long before opp & cand means what he says while opp doesn't.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Eugene McCarthy endorses O'Dwyer.; Notes:

Scope and Contents O'Dwyer is shown in still photos marching in protests while the voice over says that he has been fighting for peace since the lonely days when it took guts to speak out for ending the war in Vietnam.; Notes:

Scope and Contents This spot says that O'Dwyer argued for hte creation of an Israeli state before the U.N. and has been working to support Israel in many ways since.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Eugene McCarthy says O'Dwyer is a courageous man who needs to be in the Senate to speak for New York.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Cutouts of Javits are shown on a seesaw while the voice over says that Javits runs on 2 Vietnam war planks - the liberal Democratic and the conservative Republican and has voted no on every bill to limit the war.; Notes:

Scope and Contents This spot says that with O'Dwyer running there is a candidate for peace and that continuing the war has lead to unrest in the streets and Wallace as a candidate.; Notes: