Scope and Contents William Proxmire shown in various committee meating with Gaylord Nelson. Proxmire states candidate has worked toward balancing the federal budget.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Various scenes concerning each subject is shown as voice-over states all of the improvement we done so by Gaylord Nelson.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Various home town scenes are shown as candidate journeys about town shaking hands and talking with hometown people. Voice-over states candidates has kept the values he grew-up with and maintains the traditions of that way of life.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Family shown enjoying a picnic as voice-over states candidates two children are college students, wife has been and continues to be a helping partner. Time spent together is quality time because of each busy schedule.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate shown in park scene as his voice-over states this country has always been strong because of our resources, skill labor and the strength of the people and will coutinue to be so.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate in an interview situation. States he believes the future is bright, wants better jobs, educational opportunities, affordable housing, and more secure life for senior citizens.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Social Security booklets shown as voice-over states the 1979 national advisory council wanted to tax social security. Voice-over goes on to states Gaylord Nelson moved to resolved the unfair proposed bill and won. Social Security will not be taxed.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Various job scenes are shown as Nelson's voice-over states U.S. has greatest resources for jobs that any other country in the world.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Nelson shown in D.C. office as voice-over states a very negative voting record of candidates opponent Bob Kasten. Voice-over gives Nelson voting record or lack of voting record.; Notes:

Scope and Contents v/o summer 1978 Gaylord Nelson on job, in house Robert Caston was absent, wasn't there to vote military budget, education, elderly, fight unemployment, keep in mind; Notes: