Scope and Contents Various senators endorse Cannon, citing his effectiveness, devotion, patriotism and integrity.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A faucet drips. The voice-over says, Nevada can't afford to lose a single drop of water, and says Cannon worked hard on a water supply project.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Begins & ends w/ scenes of Danforth jogging. Danforth & various people talk about law & order, family, pollution, indochina, other domestic problems, background, Democrat's political machine, his opponent. Includes supporting remarks by his wife & vo; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors at home, Humphrey announces his candidacy. He states that there's a call for firmness, strength and leadership, lists various economic problems, and says his wife supports his decision.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outside, a woman asks Humphrey about Nixon's cutbacks in education. Humphrey calls Nixon's veto of the Health, Education and Welfare budget uncalled for, and says if the money doesn't come from the government, it will come from property taxes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outside, a boy asks Humphrey about the future for kids on farms. Humphrey says that a family farm economy is needed.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors, an elderly woman asks Humphrey how older people on fixed incomes can be expected to cope with inflation. Humphrey discusses the need to increase Social Security benefits.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors, Humphrey is asked why he is running for another office. He replies that he feels he has something to offer because of his background and experience and lists some issues.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to a question, Humphrey says he supports allowing nineteen-year-olds to vote.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In response to a question about student unrest, Humphrey says peace, not revolution, is needed.; Notes: