Scope and Contents Fulbright stands in front of a door marked foreign relations. He says that although he is involved in foreign affairs, he is still concerned about Arkansas. He mentions education and farmers.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Fulbright stands in front of the White House. He says the president has secretly listed him as his enemy. He disagrees with the president on war, foreign aid, education, and health care. It is the job of the senators to stand up to the president.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate speaks from Capitol bldg. Says he is behind in polls, but that just makes him fight harder. Candidate fought PRE about war & fought for 2 billion for AR. Candidate Tag; Notes:

Scope and Contents Fulbright stands in front of a door marked foreign relations. He is concerned about foreign affairs, but is also very concerned about Arkansas. His biggest worry is how to avoid a war.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Fulbright strolls past the White House. He says the president listed him as his enemy. He has fought him on many subjects. Senators must stand up to the president. Fulbright wants to stay in the senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Several people tell why they like Fulbright. They say they can't imagine the United States or Arkansas without him. He is tough, he gets things done, he gets money for Arkansas. Includes outdoor scenes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Several people, outdoors, tells why they like Fulbright. They say he is hardworking, tough, and gets things done.; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o when boys came home, greeted as heroes, veterans, veterans affairs; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o Cranston in airplane, loyal, works hard, keeping in touch with people of California; Notes:

Scope and Contents cand speaks to voter, says he & opp has disagreed for yrs on death penalty, busing. Cand's record, tight spender. Opp intros legislation a cost for each family $500. Opp believes in big govn't, cand doesn't. How about you?; Notes: