Scope and Contents Scenes of a fair are shown as a voice-over says they asked people how they reated Gale McGee, a series of endorsement's follow.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with a coin operated horse at a fair. Voice-over says seniority means a lot in the senate, and that McGee's seniority means a lot to Wyoming. A series of on the street interviews.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A voice-over says they asked people how they rated Senator McGee. A series of endorsements follow.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to men about youth and the future.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to construction workers. He states that they woory about the things that everyone worries about.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to two men about how students must be the ones to save the schools.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to two men about drugs.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson states that men must be in teh mainstream. The announcer says that Erickson is committed to the people.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to group of people about politicians and old politics.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Erickson talks to group of people about supporting President Nixon.; Notes: