Before the Storm (130 page)
Authors: Rick Perlstein
Eisenhower, Dwight D. ,
“All-Republican
Conference” convened by;
brinkmanship of; budgets
submitted by; as
Columbia University president;
economic growth during
administration of; farewell
address of; far-right
rhetoric against,
and Goldwater's
candidacy,
homosexuals
banned from federal jobs by;
inaugural balls of; Johnson and,
Lodge and,
Manion and;
1952 candidacy of,
at
1960 Republican Convention,
at 1964 Republican
Convention;
and Nixon's 1960 campaign;
on nuclear weapons;
“preventive war” doctrine rejected by,
reelection of;
Romney and; as Rose Bowl
Parade grand marshal; Scranton
and;
summit meetings of Khrushchev and,
and Taiwan; troops
sent to Little Rock by
Eisenhower, Mamie
Eisenhower, Milton
Emancipation Proclamation
Employment Act (1946)
England; and Suez crisis; in World War II
Episcopalians
Equal Pay Act (1963)
Eros
magazine
magazine
Ervin, Sam
Esquire
magazine
magazine
Estes, Billie Sol
Evangelical Christians
Evans, M. Stanton
Evans, Rowland
Evers, Medgar
Evjue, William
Face of Arizona, The
(Goldwater)
(Goldwater)
Face the Nation
Fact
magazine
magazine
Failor, Ed
Fail-Safe
(film)
(film)
Fair Campaign Practices Commission
Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC)
Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
Falk Corporation
Falwell, Jerry
Fannin, Paul
Farmer, James
Faubus, Orval
Faulkner, William
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Federal Communications Act (1934)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Federal Reserve
Feldman, Myer
Fellers, General Bonner
Feminine Mystique, The
(Friedan)
(Friedan)
Finch, Bob
Fire Next Time, The
(Baldwin)
(Baldwin)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Fischer, John
Florida: Democratic Party in;
primary in; Republican Party in,
Florida East Coast Railway
Foley, Dan
Folger, Cliff
Fong, Hiram
“For America” advocacy group
Ford, Gerald R.
Ford, Henry
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Company
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Forrestal, Mike
Fortas, Abe
Fortune
magazine
magazine
Foundation for Economic Education (FEE)
France; and Suez crisis; in World War II,
Francis Amendment
Franke, David
Frankfurter, Felix
Frankfurter Rundschau
Frawley, Patrick
Frederickson, Cora
Freedom Rides
Freeman, The
(magazine)
(magazine)
French Revolution
Friedan, Betty
Friedman, Milton
Friendly, Fred
Friends, Religious Society of, see Quakers
Frizzelle, Nolan
Frohmiller, Susan
Frost, Robert
Fulbright, J. William
Fullerton Evening Junior College
Fulton, Richard
Gagarin, Yuri
Gainey, Dan
Galamison, Milton
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Gallup polls
Garbo, Greta
Garroway, Dave
Garst, Murray
Garver, Ron
Gaston, Robert
Gates, Thomas
General Dynamics
General Electric (G.E.)
General Electric Theater
(television show)
(television show)
General Mills
General Motors (GM)
General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money
(Keynes)
(Keynes)
Geneva Summit (1955)
Genovese, Kitty
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
Georgia: Democratic Party of; Republican Party of
German-American Bund
German Democratic Republic,
see
East Germany
see
East Germany
Giacometti, Alberto
GI Bill (1944)
Gilder, George
Gillis, Frederick
Ginzburg, Ralph
Glasgow Herald
Gleason, Jackie
God and Man at Yale
(Buckley)
(Buckley)
Godfrey, Arthur
Goldberg, Arthur J.
Goldberg, Jackie
Goldman, Eric
Goldman Sachs
Goldmark, John
Goldrush, The
(Goldwater newsletter)
(Goldwater newsletter)
Goldwater, Baron (father)
Goldwater, Barry ;
ACA rating of; announcement of
candidacy of;
background of;
and Bastille Day declaration;
breakfasts with Rockefeller,
business philosophy of;
in California primary,
campaign headquarters of,
campaign organization of,
campaign swings of,
Chubb Fellowship awarded
to; on civil rights,
Cold War hard line of,
committee to draft, see
National Draft Goldwater Committee;
and
Conscience of a Conservative,
Conscience of a Conservative,
consensus of opposition
to; debates demanded by,
defeat of;
economic views of; elected to
Senate; endorsements by farright
groups of; final days of
campaign of; fund-raising for,
grassroots support for,
as gubernatorial campaign
manager; and
Human Events,
Human Events,
in Illinois primary; impact of
Kennedy assassination on candidacy
of; and Jenkins affair,
and John Birch Society;
Johnson “Anti-Campaign” against,
Johnson's campaign
ads against,
and Kennedy's foreign policy,
Kennedy's strategy for 1964
campaign against; liberal
journalists on; and Lodge
candidacy; marriage of; and
McCarthyism; media coverage of,
meeting of Johnson and;
morality and law-and-order themes of,
and
National Review
National Review
circle; and Newburgh
welfare controversy; in New
Hampshire primary,
“new
money” and; newspaper
column by; in New York primary,
and 1960 election,
and 1962 election; at
1964 Republican Convention,
Nixon campaigns for,
official campaign literature of,
opening of campaign of,
open letter to Roosevelt
from; in Oregon primary,
and
platform; positioning for
1964 nomination of,
press corps
and; protests held against,
psychiatrists on;
Reagan campaigns for;
religious groups opposed to;
Republican contingency planning for
possible presidential bid of;
Republican governors opposed to,
riots and; and
Rockefeller's divorce and remarriage,
and Scranton candidacy,
in Senate,
Goldwater, Barry
(cont.)
(cont.)
Senate reelection campaign of,
Southern delegates for,
Southern support for,
speaking tours of,
television campaign
appearances of,
test-ban treaty opposed by,
and Vietnam War; voter
discomfort with; on War on
Poverty; (Clif) White and,
on withdrawing
diplomatic recognition from Soviet
Union; working-class
support for; in World War II ;
youth support for,
Goldwater, Joanne (daughter)
Goldwater, Josephine (mother)
Goldwater, Michael (son)
Goldwater, Michael “Big Mike” (grandfather)
Goldwater, Morris (uncle)
Goldwater, Peggy (wife)
Goldwater for President Committee
Gonzales, Henry
Good
Housekeeping
magazine
Housekeeping
magazine
Goodman, Paul
Goodyear Aircraft
Government Girl
magazine
magazine
Graham, Billy
Graham, James
Grand Teton National Park
Grassroots for Goldwater, Inc.
Gravediggers, The
(Schlafly)
(Schlafly)
Great Depression
Great Society
Grede Foundries
Greeley, Horace
Green, Al
Greene, Bob
Greenspan, Alan
Gregory, Dick
Grenier, John
Griffith. W.
Griffiths, Martha
Grindle, Paul
Griswold, A. Whitney
Gronouski, John
Group Research Incorporated
Growing Up Absurd
(Goodman)
(Goodman)
Gruber, Bronco
Guatemala, too
Guest, Raymond
Guylay, Lou
Haffa, Harry
Hagerty, James
Haldeman, H. R.
Haley, J. Evetts
Hall, Jay
Hall, Leonard
Halleck, Charlie
Hamer, Fannie Lou
Hanes, Art
Harding, Warren G.
Harding College
Harff, Jim
Hargis, Billy James
Harkin, General Paul
Harlan, John Marshall
Harlem Hospital
Harlow, Bryce
Harper's
magazine
magazine
Harriman, Averell
Harrington, lone
Harrington, Michael
Harris polls
Hartford Times
Hartsfield, William
Harvard University ;
Intercollegiate Socialist Society at;
Kennedys at; Kerr's lecture at,
Kissinger at; Law
School; (George)
Wallace's speech at; Young
Americans for Freedom at
Harvey, Paul
Hatfield, Mark
Hawkes, Albert
Hayden, Carl
Hayden, Tom
Hayek, Friedrich A.
Hazlitt, Henry
Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW),
U.S. Department of
Hearst Corporation
Heller, Walter
Hello, Dolly!
(musical)
(musical)
Henderson Mills
Herblock (Herbert Lawrence Block)
Herbstreith, Delores
Herbstreith, Lloyd
Heritage Foundation
Herman, Dick
Hess, Karl
Hess, Steve
Heston, Charlton
Hicks, Louise Day
Hiestand, Edgar
Higham, John
Highlander Folk School
Hill, Lister
Hilsman, Roger
Hinman, George
Hiroshima, atomic bombing of
Hispanics
Hiss, Alger
History of American Presidential
Elections
, 1789-1968 (Schlesinger)
, 1789-1968 (Schlesinger)
Hitler, Adolf
Hitler Youth
Hoffa, Jimmy
Hofstadter, Richard
Hoiles, Raymond Cyrus
Hollings, Ernest “Fritz”
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hoover Dam
Hoover Institution
Horowitz, David
House of Representatives, U.S. ;
civil rights legislation in;
Democratic control of; Post
Office Operations Subcommittee;
Republican Caucus; Rules
Committee;
Un-American Activities Committee
(HUAC),
Housing Act (1961)
How the West Was Won
(film)
(film)
How to Win an Election
(Shadegg)
(Shadegg)
Hruska, Roman
Hudson, Rock
Hughes, Bob
Human Events
magazine
magazine
Humes, Ted
Humphrey, George
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hungary, 1956 uprising in
Hunt, E. Howard
Hunt, George W. P.
Hunt, H. L.
Hunter College
Huntley, Chet
Hutar, Pat
Huxley, Aldous
Iacocca, Lee
IBM
Idaho primary
I Led Three Lives
(Philbrick)
(Philbrick)
Illinois: Democratic Party of;
primary in; Republican Party
of
Illinois, University of
Illinois Federation of Republican
Women Imperial University, Tokyo
Income Tax, The
(Chodorov)
(Chodorov)
India
Indiana: Democratic Party of; primary in
Indiana, University of
Indiana Bar Association
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Indian Wars
Industry on Parade
(radio show)
(radio show)
Insight and Outlook
magazine
magazine
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Intercollegiate Society of Individualists (ISI)
Intergovernmental Relations Committee
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
International Monetary Fund
Other books
It Looks Like This by Rafi Mittlefehldt
Two Are Better Than One by Suzanne Rock
Bride & Groom by Conant, Susan
Woman with a Secret by Sophie Hannah
The Summer I Died: A Thriller by Ryan C. Thomas, Cody Goodfellow
Monsoon Summer by Julia Gregson
Pericles of Athens by Vincent Azoulay, Janet Lloyd and Paul Cartledge
Out of the Ashes by Kelly Hashway
Okinawa by Robert Leckie
After You'd Gone by Maggie O'farrell