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"This film traces the 1968 presidential election, from the earliest primary campaigning in New Hampshire to President-Elect Nixon's morning-after victory speech. The film touches on important election events and issues, and adheres to the main theme of Americans' personal involvement in choosing political leaders" (US National Archives).

An impression of modern American architecture with examples from all over the country. It starts with Philip Johnson's very original glass house in New Canaan, Connecticut, and then goes on to show numerous other buildings of various types, such as office blocks, musea, private residences, educational buildings, churches, etc. Works of many famous architects are included in this graceful film, amongst them Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe