Scope and Contents The announcer discusses Jackson's actions regarding the Cascade Mountains while Jackson and his family are walking in the Cascades.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson's legislation to start the Youth Conservation Corp and provide jobs and help for the environment is lauded by the announcer.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Forty percent of the nation's reclamation budget is assigned to a Washington project because of Jackson.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson's help to bring new jobs to Washington are discussed aby the announcer.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson's fight to keep the Columbia River's water in the Pacific Northwest rather than in California is credited to Jackson's position in the senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson's moves to help create and strengthen National Parks are discussed by the announcer as Jackson and his family are shown in a park.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson works hard to keep jobs in Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Jackson talks about jobs and the announcer discusses Jackson's work to keep jobs in Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Rawlings attacks his opponent, Senator Byrd's son, Harry, for changing parties.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Still photos are shown while the announcer discusses the Democratic party being the one to which people turn in times of crises.; Notes: