Scope and Contents Hartke says he has voted yes for the people of Indiana on issues such as lower interest rates, full enployment, education, and retired citizens.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hartke speaks of his twelve years of experience in the senate. He focuses on the working American and what he can do for him.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore seated at his desk. He says that tomorrow is primary day in Rhode Island. Please vote to re-elect him.; Notes:

Scope and Contents These words appear on the screen. It's easy to make promises. Senator Pastore gets things done. Senator ribicoff appears and endorses Pastore.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore discusses drug addiction. He says the addict is a sick person, but the pusher belongs in jail.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore says that while he was floor manager he added ten million dollars for housing for elderly. He will fight for more.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore discusses senior citizens. He feels Social Security needs to be increased and more housing for the elderly needs to be made available.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore has worked toward more housing for the elderly. He asys, I will not rest until every person over 65 has his own key to his own door.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Pastore says that drug addiction must be stamped out. He has voted for strong anti-drug laws.; Notes:

Scope and Contents With Pastore's help congress has provided thirty million dollars for crime prevention and law enforcement in Rhode Island, he says.; Notes: