Scope and Contents Film is a debate between the candidates for an Oklahoma Senate seat in 1972. Candidate s Ed Edmondson and Dewey Bartlett discuss food stamps, Vietnam, the John Birch Society, President Nixon and busing. Questions have been edited from the film.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown with various people excluding Nixon. Voice-over states the success of the candidate is his leadership qualities. He urges voters to re-elect candidate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Still shot shown of various stages in candidate's career. Voice-over gives background of candidates accomplishments.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in D.C. office and in committee. Voice-over gives candidate's record concerning the interior and how it has helped Wyoming.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown with family as voice-over gives candidate's background such as: past governor, board of trustees for the university. Voice-over states candidate has always been good for Wyoming.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown with various groups of people as voice-over states respect of the people has been and will continue to be Hansen's main concern. Voice-over as the people to re-elect Hansen.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in his D.C. office as voice-over states that dedication and hard work has always been Hansen's strong points.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Hansen shown in his office as voice-over states that dedication, hard work, respect has always been Hansen's main concerns.; Notes: