Scope and Contents Norton Simon is shown on a trolley talking to people while an announcer says that Simon will get the state moving again.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Simon is shown talking to workers at a construction site about the need to do things differently.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad shows candidate shaking hands with people and they are telling him how glad they are that he is running for senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad states that candidate Simon created jobs for thousands and goods and services for millions with his life savings and still has energy to burn and must be quite a guy.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Announcer states that Simon is honest, creative, energetic and has an ability to get things done.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate Simon is talking to workmen and telling them that there is a need in the Senate for good businessmen and he'll be one of the first if he makes it.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad says Simon has spent his life making things work and now it's time to put him to work.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Announcer says that voters should make the right call and vote Simon for Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents John Tunney states that his opponent feels the auto industry is doing everything they can to produce a smog-free engine and Tunney disagrees.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad says that Grossman reads the message from AZ voters really well - they want jobs and protection from crime, pollution and drugs.; Notes: