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and programs for the poor,
566
,
569
Kennedy, Rose Fitzgerald,
309
,
312
Kennedy Administration,
389
Kennedy family,
309
Kent, Rockwell,
134
Kent State University tragedy,
425
Kenyon, Dorothy,
440
Kerouac, Jack,
394
Kerr, Clark,
396-7
Kesey, Ken,
430
Kevles, Daniel J.,
549
Keynes, John Maynard,
130
,
131
,
561
,
677
Keynesianism,
102
,
103
,
130
,
561-2
,
570-1
Keyserling, Leon,
287
Khrushchev, Nikita,
241
,
259-62
,
265-6
,
288
,
335-6
,
340
,
362
on capitalism,
301-2
in Cuban missile crisis,
333-5
Kilpatrick, James J.,
627
Kilrain, Jack,
307
Kim Il Sung,
240-1
King, Coretta Scott,
326
,
350
,
359
,
360
,
367
,
372
King, Martin Luther, Jr.,
349-52
,
356
,
357-8
,
362-4
,
366-9
,
375
,
381
,
382-4
,
461-2
,
571
,
593
,
661
,
672
,
678
intellectual acumen of,
350
,
461
,
571
jailing of,
326
,
359
,
364
,
367-8
,
382
Kennedy brothers and,
326
,
360
,
363
“Letter from Birmingham Jail,”
367-8
1963 Washington Freedom Rally,
371-2
and Peace Movement,
401
,
407
,
409
King, Martin Luther, Sr.,
350
,
360
King, Mary,
442
Kingston Frio,
428
Kirk, Grayson,
413-14
Kirkendall, Richard,
238
Kissinger, Henry,
417-18
,
422
,
424
,
468
,
470-7
,
479-87
,
492-4
,
523
in Vietnam peace talks,
480-4
Klehr, Harvey,
85
Klein, Joe,
142
Knights of Labor,
45
Knopf, Alfred A.,
593
Knowland newspapers,
46
Kobler, John,
284
Koch, Edward,
635
Kopkind, Andrew,
432
Koppes, Clayton R.,
578
Korea,
240-1
see also
North Korea; South Korea
Korean War,
241-3
,
247
,
250
,
255
,
418
,
497
,
527
as consequence of mutual US-Soviet misperceptions,
241-2
,
254
,
260
,
262
Kostelanetz, Richard,
616-17
Kosygin, Aleksei,
477
Kramer, Hilton,
622
Kristol, Irving,
628
Kuchel, Thomas H.,
376
Ku Klux Klan,
45
,
353
,
354
,
361
,
367
,
369
,
384
,
386
Kunstler, William,
520
labor,
27
,
33
,
45-57
,
96-100
,
165
,
213
,
637
and antiwar movement,
408
on the assembly line,
271-2
and civil rights movement,
371
,
377
Fair Deal measures for,
236
cool to left radicalism,
52-3
labor-liberal-left coalition,
118-20
,
390
,
399
,
462
,
632
participation in management,
565
,
578
as special interest group,
107
see also
farm labor; strikes; unions Ladd, Everett Carll,
657
Ladies’ Home Journal
,
447
La Follette, Philip,
68
,
111
,
114
La Follette, Robert, Sr.,
14
,
46
,
68
,
236
,
416
,
656
La Follette, Robert, Jr.,
14
,
68
,
73
,
94
,
108
,
117
,
244
Laird, Melvin,
467
Landon, Alfred M.,
83
,
84-5
,
119
,
126
,
165
Langdon, Samuel,
532
Laning, Edward,
133
Larson, Sheila,
599
Lasch, Christopher,
599
Lash, Joseph P.,
9
Alliance for Progress,
328
,
331
,
336
US interventionism in,
328
,
330-2
,
524
see also
Central America; Monroe Doctrine
Lawrence, David,
107
leadership:
group-oriented participatory, in
movement politics,
358
,
384
,
395-6
,
443-4
,
455-6
see also
intellectual leadership; moral leadership
League for Industrial Democracy,
392
,
408
League of Nations,
10
,
150
,
152
,
157
,
170
,
490
,
545
League of Universal Brotherhood,
536
League of Women Voters,
433
,
438
,
659
Leavitt, Helen,
573
Lee, Herbert,
380
Leff, Mark,
77
left wing,
51-4
,
122-3
,
408-9
,
625-6
,
628-32
,
661-2
in elections:
1936
,
84-5
;
1972
,
460-2
FDR and,
41
,
42
,
45
,
70
,
74
,
117-18
,
120
intellectuals,
394
,
409
,
462
,
565
,
625
,
629-32
labor-liberal-left coalition,
118-20
,
390
,
399
,
462
,
632
see also
liberalism; New Left; socialism
LeHand, “Missy,”
3
Lekachman, Robert,
561
LeMay, Curtis E.,
415
Lend-Lease program,
168-9
,
496
,
555
Lenin, Vladimir I.,
51-2
,
221
,
565
,
642
Leninism, Third World,
305
,
336
,
343
,
421
Lennon, John,
432
Leo XIII, Pope,
57
Leonard, “Sugar Ray,”
609
Lerner, Max,
265
,
269
,
279
,
282
,
408
,
533-4
,
627
lesbianism,
450-1
Lessing, Doris,
454
Leuchtenburg, William E.,
213
Levine, Meldon E.,
532
Lévi-Strauss, Claude,
624
Lewis, John (SNCC organizer),
361
,
371
Lewis, John L. (labor leader),
33
,
46
,
55-6
,
82
,
107
,
165
,
187-8
,
191
,
661
and sit-down strikes of 1930s,
97-100
Lewis, Oscar,
569
liberalism, liberals,
347
,
371
,
390
,
408
,
454
,
625-6
,
629-32
,
652
accomplishments of,
629-30
coalitions across party lines,
70
,
109
definition of freedom by,
666
,
672
Democrats,
13
,
15
,
64
,
73-4
,
87
,
109
,
118-19
,
319
,
320
,
322
,
324
,
326
,
359
,
389-90
,
414
,
466
,
625
,
629-30
,
661-2
; FDR,
5
,
10
,
13
,
45
,
73
,
77-8
,
111
,
118-20
; JFK,
374
; in 1972 election,
460-2
divisions of 1980s among,
630-1
economic (Keynesian),
562
exhaustion of agenda of,
626
,
630-2
intellectual weaknesses of,
120-4
,
461-2
,
531
,
630
,
679-80
labor-liberal-left coalition,
118-20
,
390
,
399
,
462
,
632
of Niebuhr,
293-4
Republicans,
70
,
87
,
109
,
119
,
466
,
636
liberation movements,
305
,
342-4
,
527
libertarianism,
88
,
534
,
627-9
,
667
,
671
liberty, individual,
88
,
120-4
,
131
,
231
,
266-7
,
275
,
296
,
393
,
635
,
665-7
and equality,
125
,
267
,
637
,
679-80
; as competing values,
631
,
679
feminist definitions of,
454
positive vs. negative,
121
,
124
,
666-7
right-wing definition of,
42
,
123
,
667
,
672
Western tradition and sources of,
539-40
see also
freedom; individualism
Liberty ships,
183-4
Libya,
574
Lichtenstein, Roy,
621
Life
magazine,
276
,
284
,
427
,
441
,
579
,
614
Lilienthal, David,
593
Lincoln, Abraham,
33
,
87
,
88
,
196
,
212
,
213
,
218
,
251
,
337
,
348
,
657
,
666
shadow of, in civil rights struggle,
358
,
371
,
374
,
376
Lindbergh, Charles A.,
160
,
165
,
169
Lippmann, Walter,
12
,
19
,
55
,
123
,
131
,
190
,
205
,
283
,
288-90
,
291
,
294
,
593
internationalism of,
165
on Nixon,
417