Walter Baker is a former advisor to Reagan and state senator from Glassco. Baker is an independent in the tradition of John S. Cooper. This tape reflects that maverick idea.
Frank Burke was a congressman during the era of John F. Kennedy. He speaks of the different campaigns in the city of Louisville.
George Bush, former Vice President of the United States conducted a press conference in Evansville, Indiana.
Jim Bunning speaks of his career in baseball. He outlines his era as a pitcher of two no-hitters and his outstanding era. He speaks of his agent career and of his political campaigns.
Tim Lee Carter was a U. S. Congressman for three terms, a good friend of Richard Nixon, and a physician.
A. B. "Happy" Chandler is a former Governor (two terms), U.S. Senator, and Major League Baseball Commissioner when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier.
Shirley Chisolm’s tape is a news conference and speech. Mrs. Chisolm was the first woman to run for President.
Earle C. Clements is a former Governor, U. S. Senator, lobbyist, and witness to many decisions made by L. B. J.
John Sherman Cooper is a long time U. S. Senator, great American statesman and Ambassador to U. N., India, and East Germany.
Larry Hopkins is the former U. S. Representative and candidate for governor of the Republican Party. Hopkins explains why he became a representative.
Walter D. Huddleston is a U. S. Senator and radio station owner.
Malcolm Kilduff was the acting press secretary when Kennedy was killed.
Jeb Stuart MacGruder was involved in Watergate. After time in prison, he answered the call to the ministry. This tape is an interview that details that period.
Roman Mazzoli is an extremely able congressman. Mazzoli talks about the contemporary issues in federal government. His tape is very strong.
Mitch McConnell is a United States Senator.
Gene Snyder is called Mr. Public Works. Few congressmen have been able to get for his district so many public service projects. He speaks candidly of contemporaries and of his in the house.