Scope and Contents Schultz tells a group that he thinks Nixon made the wrong decision in not selling more planes to Israel.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks of withdrawing the troops from Vietnam to a group of people. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz with a group outside. A man asks who started the war. Schultz says the problem is, who is going to end it?; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz talks of his plans and programs for education in a schoolyard.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nancy Schultz, inside her house, says they lock their doors now. Fred Schultz lists ways to fight crime. Includes voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz lists the problems facing America and stresses the importance of standing together. Includes various scenes and voice-over.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz and his wife at a supermarket. He talks of inflation and unemployment. He says to stop wasting money overseas.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Close-up of a water fountain. Schultz talks about pollution. Includes scenes of various kinds of pollution.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Close-ups of paintings of old-fashioned schoolhouse scenes. In a schoolyard, Schultz talks of the need for more individual attention, vocational training, and research and development. Includes related scenes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Schultz and his wife inside their house. Schultz says they lock their doors now. He lists ways crime needs to be fought.; Notes: