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:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks with a group of people. He says that taxes should be lower at the federal level so that states can get more. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks to a group of workers outdoors about working together to make strides. He mentions individual freedom and opportunity. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks to groups of people about the Vietnam War. He says, We don't have a thing to gain in Indochina, and talks of withdrawing troops. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz tells a group of people that he thinks Nixon's tight credit policy to control inflation is dead wrong. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks to a group about the concerns of senior citizens, such as the cost of living, health care, and the desire to feel useful. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks of the need for tax reform and reduced property taxes. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks to a group of people about the Vietnam War. He says he was in Korea. He says America's security is not threatened. He asks, Have you ever seen anyone get shot and killed? Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks of the importance of the output of education to a group of workers. Includes voice-over.; Notes: