Scope and Contents Street interviews with various people. Each gives a very positive statement concerning the Senator. Each feels his programs and ideas are a benefit to the people.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Street interviews with various people. Each states he intends to vote for the Senator because of his experience and his willingness to tackle the issues.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator shown with his family. He states inflation can be over come, if all profits are lower and if government will protect people's interest first instead of foreign government.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator shown speaking with various people. His voice-over states the major concern of the people are the family budget, better education and planning for tomorrow.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The Senator's beliefs are scrolled as voice-over reads the topics the Senator is for or against.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator shown with his family in an outdoor scene. The Senator speaks on the budget and ways to cut the budget.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Senator shwn speaking with a group of people outside a hotel. He tells the group the various issues he has been for and against.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in close-up. He speaks very negatively about Nixon's policies involving gas and oil problems, wheat export, and Nixon's understanding of the need of people.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown speaking to a group of people. Energy problems discussed as well as leadership in the senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate speaking with group of men. One man states, he can not continue to business as a baker, if Nixon continues to send wheat to Russia.Candidate states Nixon does not understand the working man.; Notes: