Scope and Contents A qote from Bob Dole. I'll tell you, when the President (Nixon) has a view, and I have a view, we compromise and adopt his view is shown. A voice-over explains Dole's blind devotion to party and offers Bill Roy as an alternative.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In a studio, in front of a blue backdrop, Dr. BillRoy endorses President Ford's tax plan but opposes increase in taxes.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in a black studio, an unidentified man explains that Bob Dole has outspent Roy by $200,000 in the campaign. The man appeals for money to be contributed.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An unidentified man sits in a blackstudio. He explains that there is a new President and therefore Kansas needs a new senator. He claims Nixon and Dole have had their day.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An unidentified man sits in a studio. He says Bob Dole is behind in the Polls and is resorting to mudslinging. The man claims Roy is merely campaigning in the style of the traditional American Campaign.; Notes:

Scope and Contents An unidentified man sits in a black studio and refutes allegations made by Robert Dole. Dole claims in his ad that he always voted for social security. However, the unidentified man claims Dole has voted against social security.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dr. Bill Roy, seated outdoors in a park, explains that the U.S could learn a lot from Kansas' law requiring a blanced budget.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with Topeka newspaper headline about Roy's inflation bill. Shots of Roy meeting people in a trailer park, as a voice-over details his efforts to balance the federal budget and prevent tax increases.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in a brightly lit office, Dr. Bill Roy explains that a vote for Dole would be a vote for Nixon - Ford policies.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in a brightly lit office, Dr., Bill Roy explains his through pleasure in running for office.; Notes: