Scope and Contents V/O. Dixon speaks at mtg, treasurer sign, secretary of state sign. Candidate & Stakker leaving US house chamber. Book shelf of IL revised statues. College library, black woman at computer, elderly woman, Candidate writing at desk. Logo; Notes:

Scope and Contents Man walking toward camera down a hallway. Dixon speaks directly to camera through AD. Reduce screen at end to log screen Announcer at end.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate V/O. Aerial shot of stream, to church in residential scene, man tilling field w/ horse plow, man welding in industrial setting, fall tree, skyline at night, dome of capitol D.C. Cut to Dome of IL capitol. Dixon seated in front of Bldg. He speaks; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O w/ shot of mall. Capitol steps to the wash. Monument. Dixon enters shot & speaks to camera. Candidate walks toward camera. Candidate walking up capitol steps. Logo.; Notes:

Scope and Contents V/O 'in politics & gov't forget the promises' Candidate speaks in mtg. Candidate on phone. Seal of IL on wall. Dixon in office. Budget burned on whole screen. Candidate w/ to police words burned across screen. Shot looking up at Dixon. Reduce screen to logo; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dole shown in close-up stating he feels proud when he goes home to Kansas and people thank them for his help, be it with their Social Security checks, or what. He feels he has made a difference in their life.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dole shown walking in a field of wheat, speaking of the problems of the American farm. He states he can help with the problems of grain embargo, taxes, and high operating cost.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dole is shown at a picnic with family and friends. He states that it is home and he enjoys working for Kansas everyday.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dole shown in the local drugstore, where, as a youth he worked after school and on weekends. He says he wants to continue helping small business.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dole is shown in his home town speaking to various people. Voice-over speaking of Dole being good for Kansas and the people.; Notes: