Scope and Contents Scenes of student agitators. Voice-over says a bill was proposed to cut off financial aid for student agitators. Hartke voted against it. Vote for Roudebush.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A chalkboard with a list of education bills on it. Voice-over says that Roudebush has voted yes on all 25 education bills introduced in congress in the last 10 years.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nixon speaks at a podium. He stresses that the opponent does not support him, but Roudebush does. He covers such issues as peace, cost of living, and crime.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nixon speaks at podium. He says the opponent opposses him on all major issues. Roudebush supports him and is best for America.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Begins with Roudebush reading a letter of support from Richard Nixon. Includes scenes of the Roudebush headquarters, man on moon, elderly, etc. Endorsements from Senators Gurney, Dole, and Dominick.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An elderly woman is seen grocery shopping and talking with Roudebush. Discussed by voice-over are raising Social Security and adding a cost of living increase to benefits.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Roudebush reads a letter of support from Richard Nixon and is seen chatting with him.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A man loads a rifle and hands it to a Viet Cong. Voice-over says that Communists give guns to the Viet Cong. Hartke voted to permit U.S. trade with those same Communists.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nixon endorses cand, says cand supports the president, wants to end war and have a full generation of peace, oppts oppose that idea, cand will stop the rise in cost of living, cand opposes crime, cand is best for America and IN; Notes:

Scope and Contents A suspicious looking man enters a store. Voice-over says that Houdebush wants to cut back on crime by making mandatory jail sentences for anyone committing a felony while armed. The man buys gum at the end.; Notes: