Scope and Contents Several people are interviewed on the street. They don't like the way Edmondson votes. He is too liberal. Bartlett represents their way of thinking.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Several people are interviewed on the street. Bartlett has brought to Oklahoma, he was a good governor, he'll make an excellent senator.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A Bartlett campaign song is sung to the tune of Joy to the world. Includes many scenes of Bartlett campaigning, bumper stickers, etc. Ends with a billboard of Bartlett and Nixon.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Bud Wilkinson, seated on a desk, endorses Bartlett. He says Bartlett will support President Nixon.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed by an unknown man. He says he is opposed to forced busing. He would rather put the money toward equal employment.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed. He is against amnesty for draft evaders.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about his views on cutting the defense budget. He would like to cut it by ten billion dollars, but not cut into men, metal, or machinery.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about welfare reform. He feels that the needy should be helped, but the able bodied should work.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about the reexamination of federal judges. He thinks they should be reexamined every eight years.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Terrill is interviewed about withdrawal from Vietnam. He wants to bring the P.O.W.'s home safely.; Notes: