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Explains that seven incumbent Democratic members of the U.S. Senate are in the risk of losing their seat because of their opposition to the war in Vietnam. Disdain of President Lyndon B. Johnson on the position taken by the senators who belong to the same political party as the president; Public opinion on the war in Vietnam; Examination on the reelection challenges facing Frank Church of Idaho, Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania, James W. Fulbright of Arkansas, George McGovern of South Dakota, Wayne Morse of Oregon, Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin and Ernest Gruening of Alaska.

Describes the life of California Governor Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy Reagan in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, California. Features of their house; Background on his career as an actor; Views of the couple on divorce.

The article features George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO in the U.S. Meany is the most powerful leader in free trade unions, heading a confederation of 140 national and international unions with 66,000 local unions. He believes that union officials should play a positive and responsible role in the local, national and international community which made his foreign policy respected by State Department officials and foreign diplomats.

The article features Donald Aubrey Quarles, Secretary of the U.S. Air Force who was selected by Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson following the resignation of Harold Talbott. It discusses the qualities of Quarles that make him the best candidate for the position, including his experience as an Assistant Secretary confirmed by the Senate. It provides a brief background on his career. In his first week on the job, his decisiveness was illustrated. His explanation of how his soft personality affected the Air Force members under him is presented.