Before the Storm (131 page)
Authors: Rick Perlstein
Issues and Answers
(television show)
(television show)
Ithaca College
I Was a Slave in Russia
(Noble)
(Noble)
Jackman, Richard
Jackson. D.
Jackson Citizens Council
Jaffa, Harold
James, Robert B.
Japan; in World War II,
Jarvis, Howard
Javits, Jacob
Jefferson, Thomas
Jenkins, Walter
Jenner, William Ezra
Jesuits
Jet
magazine
magazine
Jews
JFK: The Man and the Myth
(Lasky)
(Lasky)
John Birch Society ,
anti-UN leaflets given to
trick-or-treaters by; in
Arizona; Buckley's distancing
from; in California,
Conscience of a Conservative
distributed by members of;
denounced at 1964 Republican
Convention; Dr. Strangelove
as satire of beliefs of; Eisenhower
accused of Communist sympathies by,
founding of;
“Impeach Warren” campaign of,
and Kennedy assassination,
Kitchel in; libel suit
against; Minutemen guerrilla group
and; in South; Walker
and; (George) Wallace and,
(John) Wayne in; Young
Americans for Freedom and;
Young Republicans and
John Deere Corporation
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, Jim
Johnson, Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon B. ,
and
announcement of Goldwater's
candidacy; approval ratings
of; and Bobby Baker affair,
business dealings of; and
civil rights;
and Congress; Daley
and; far-right attacks on,
female appointees of;
foreign policy of; Great
Society of; inauguration of;
January 1964 State of the Union
address of; and Kennedy
assassination; landslide victory
of; and Lodge candidacy
Medicare bill of;
meeting of Goldwater and;
New York World's Fair opened by,
in 1960 campaign;
and 1964 Democratic Convention,
and Nixon candidacy,
nuclear weapons policy of,
reelection campaign of,
Republican support for,
and Scranton
candidacy; in Senate,
tax cut of,
as Vice President,
and Vietnam,
voter registration drive for;
Wallace's primary challenge to,
War on Poverty of,
Johnson, Philip
Johnson, Robert W.
Johnson & Johnson
Johnston, Olin D.
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jones, Bill
Jones, Bob, Jr.
Jones & Laughlin
Judd, Walter
Justice Department, U.S.
Kahn, Herman
Kansas Republican Party
Kassel, Kenneth
Katanga
Keating, Kenneth B.
Keene Teacher's College
Kefauver, Estes
Keisling, Bill
Kelland, Clarence Budington
Kellard, Kenneth
Kempton, Murray
Kendall, David
Kendall, Willmoore
Kennan, George F.
Kennedy, Edward M. “Teddy,”
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Kennedy, John F. ,
; approval ratings of,
and arms control;
assassination of,
and Bay
of Pigs invasion,
and Berlin crisis;
and civil rights,
and Cuban missile crisis,
Kennedy, John F. (cont.)
far-right rhetoric
against; at
Harvard; in House of
Representatives; and House Rules
Committee;
inauguration of,
Keynesian economic
policies of; legacy of,
margin of
victory of; memory of,
Johnson campaign and;
military doctrine of
campaign of
Peace Corps plans
announced by; press conferences
of; radical right denounced
by; in Senate,
Southern
antagonism toward; strategy
for 1964 campaign of,
tribute to, at
1964 convention; urban
renewal proposal of; and
Vietnam; “wage-price
guideposts” of; and (George)
Wallace; wedding of
Kennedy, Joseph, Jr.
Kennedy, Kathleen
Kennedy, Robert F. ; anticommunism of;
and civil rights;
as counsel to Senate Government
Operations Committee's Permanent
Subcommittee on Investigations,
IRS audits of
conservative organizations ordered by,
at 1964 Democratic Convention,
obscenity prosecution by,
senatorial campaign of
Kentucky Color and Chemical
Kerr, Clark
Kesey, Ken
Keynes, John Maynard
Keynesianism
Key to Peace
(Manion)
(Manion)
KGB
Khanh, General Nguyen
Khrushchev, Nikita ;
and Berlin crisis; removed from
power; Rockefeller and;
summit meetings with
Tito and; at United Nations,
visit to U.S. of
Kilpatrick, James
King, Coretta Scott
King, Martin Luther, Jr. ; anticommunist rhetoric against,
death threats against,
in demonstrations at 1960
Republican Convention; John F.
Kennedy and,
March on Washington
led by; Montgomery
bus boycott organized by;
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to;
Rockefeller and
Kinsey, Alfred
Kintner, Robert
Kirk, Russell
Kissinger, Henry
Kitchel, Denison ,
and announcement of
Goldwater's candidacy;
background of; on campaign
plane; extremists
purged from campaign staff by,
and fund-raising; in John
Birch Society; and New
Hampshire primary;
newspaper column of; at 1964
Republican Convention; and
Reagan speech;
Rehnquist and; Republican
National Committee purged by;
(Clif) White and
Kitchel, Naomi Douglas
Kitman, Marvin
Kiwanis Club
Klein, Herb
Kleindienst, Richard
Klugman, Jack
Knebel, Fletcher
Knight, John Shively
Knott, Cordelia
Knott, Walter
Knott's Berry Farm
Knowland, William
Knute Rockne, All American
(film)
(film)
Koch, Fred
Kohler, Herbert V.
Kohler Company
Korean War
Kozak Drywash Cloth Company
Kristol, Irving
Krock, Arthur
Kubrick, Stanley
Kuchel, Thomas
Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
Kupcinet, Irv
Labor Department, U.S.
Lachaise, Gaston
Laird, Melvin
Lamphrey, Stuart
Lancaster, Burt
Landon, Alf
Lankier, Sandy
Laos
Lapp, Ralph
Lasky, Victor
Lattimore, Owen
Lawford, Peter
Lawrence, David
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
LBJ: A Political Biography
(broadside)
(broadside)
Leary, Timothy
Lebanon
Lee, George Washington
Lee, J. Bracken
Léger, Fernand
LeMay, General Curtis
Lemnitzer, General Lyman
Lenin. I.
Leonard, Bill
Leonard, John
Lerner, Max
Lessons in Liberty
(Manion)
(Manion)
Lewis. B.
Lewis, Fulton, Jr.
Lewis, Fulton “Buddy,” III
Lewis, Sinclair
“Liberty Amendment”
Liberty Bell Press
Lichenstein, Chuck
Liebman, Marvin
Life Line
Life
magazine
magazine
Life of John Birch, The
(Welch)
(Welch)
Lincoln, Abraham ; assassination of ; as automated figure at New York
World's Fair; Emancipation
Proclamation of; and founding of
Republican Party; “house
divided” speech of; invoked by
Jaffa
Lindsay, John
Linen, James
Lingo, Albert J.
Linkletter, Art
Lipper, Elinor
Lippmann, Walter ;
CBS Reports
interview with,
CBS Reports
interview with,
far-right attacks on,
in Intercollegiate Socialist
Society; on “New Economics,”
on Taft
Lipset, Seymour Martin
Liston, Sonny
Little Rock Central High School, integration of
Lockport Felt
Lodge, George
Lodge, Henry Cabot ; as ambassador to
Vietnam,
in New Hampshire
primary; at 1964
Republican Convention
; as Nixon's running-mate,
in Oregon primary,
Loeb, John
Loeb, William
Lomax, Louis
London, Jack
London Daily Telegraph
London Times
Lonely Crowd, The
(Riesman)
(Riesman)
Lone Star Steel
Long, Huey
Long, Russell B.
Look
magazine
magazine
Los Angeles Republican Central Committee
Los Angeles Times
Louis XIV, king of France
Louisiana: civil rights legislation opposed by; Republican Party of
Love, Bob
Loyola University (Los Angeles)
Lubell, Sam
Lucchese, Thomas “Three-Finger Brown”
Luce, Clare Boothe
Luce, Henry
Luke Air Force Base
Lukens, Donald “Buz”
Lumumba, Patrice
Lyons, Charlton H.
Lyons, Eugene
MacArthur, General Douglas
Macdonald, Dwight
MacNeil, Robin
Maddox
(U.S. Navy destroyer)
(U.S. Navy destroyer)
Maddox, Lester
Mademoiselle
Mafia
Maguire, Richard
Mailer, Norman
Maine Republican Party
Making of the President 1960, The
(White)
(White)
Making of the President 1964
,
The
(White)
,
The
(White)
Malcolm X
Malone, George
Manchester Union Leader
Manion, Clarence “Pat”
and coalition of
Taft Republicans and Dixiecrats,
Goldwater draft initiated by,
in John Birch
Society; at 1960
Republican Convention;
publication of
Conscience of a
Conscience of a
Conservative
by; radio show
by; radio show
of; Schlafly and;
Taft supported by; during World
War II; Young Americans for
Freedom and
Manion Forum of Opinion
(radio show)
(radio show)
Mansfield, Mike
Maoists
Mao Tse-tung
Mardian, Robert
Marine Corps, U.S.
Marks, Leonard
“Mark Tidd” adventure novel series (Kelland)
Marley, James
Marshall, Burke
Marshall, General George C.
Martin, Dean
Martin, James
Martin, John Bartlow
Marxism
Maryland: House of Delegates; primary in
Massachusetts: Democratic Party of;
Republican Party of; school
segregation in
Massey, Raymond
Massive Resistance movement
Matisse, Henri
Mayer, George H.
Mayer, William E.
May God Forgive Us
(Welch)
(Welch)
Maytag. B. “Bud,”
Mazo, Earl
MCA talent agency
McCabe, Edward
McCabe, Thomas
McCarran, Pat
McCarthy, Joseph ;
Bozell and Buckley's defense of,
death of; Goldwater's
defense of; Protestant
clergymen denounced as Communists
by; Senate censure of;
(Margaret Chase) Smith's
condemnation of; Welch's
defense of
McCarthy and His Enemies
(Buckley and Bozell)
(Buckley and Bozell)
McClellan, John
McClellan “Rackets” Committee
McCloskey, Matt
McCormick, Colonel Robert
McCrea, Joel
McDevitt, Chuck
McDonald, David
McElroy, Neil
McFarland, Ernest
McGhee, Frank
McGill, Ralph
McGraw-Hill Book Company
McGrory, Mary
McHugh. C.
McIntire, Carl T.
McIntyre, Francis Cardinal
McKeithan, John
McKneally, George
McLuhan, Marshall
McNamara, Robert
Meany, George
Mears, Walter
Mecham, Evan
Medicare
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Meet the Press
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