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Focuses on the problems faced by U.S.'s highest-paid female television commentator Pauline Frederick. Description of Pauline's pleasant personality; Comparison of Pauline with other female television reporters; Information on many rewards received by her for her reporting; Focus on her efforts to overcome the traditional prejudice of male radio executives toward lady reporters.

Focuses on the achievements of several people in the U.S. Move of television host Nancy Clark to give viewers television documentaries tackling issues such as child molestation and homosexuality; Role of Grace Kelleher, deputy chief of the Aerospace Support Division of the Air Force, in overseeing the service's spare-parts business; Success of engineer-entrepreneur Neal Williams in his business, Go-Power Corp.

Presents an article about the formalized world of television travel. Scenes in marketplaces; Use of robot cameramen; Objectives of expeditions.

Comments on the daily telecasts of the Fulbright committee's inquiry on the war in Vietnam in 1966 by CBS in the U.S. Resignation of CBS-News President Fred Friendly; Conflict between Friendly and John A. Schneider, newly appointed head of CBS broadcasting; Views on the stand of Friendly that television journalists must be free to rely on their own news judgment.