Scope and Contents Harry Byrd is attacked for voting against legislation to reduce oil tax subsidsx while Texas Millionaires are shown flying, eating, and drinking champagne.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Rawlings attacks Harry Byrd for his stance on social security benefits.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Rawlings attacks Harry Byrd for giving money to Texas oil millionaires rather than to orphans and others such as small farmers and working people.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd speaks about his decision not to take an oath supporting any choice of a 1972 presidential candidate by the Democratic party.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd works in the Senate to help teh working people and those who want to work instead of handing out welfare checks.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator Byrd opposes busing to achieve an artificial racial balance.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd talks about not trusting the Russians and the announcer discusses his stand on peace through strength.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd listens to people affected by inflation and higher taxes and will work to reduce spending.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd appeals to young voters by discussing education and improvements.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Byrd has experiences not only as a Senator by as a father and worker that help Virginians in Washington.; Notes: