The Kennedy Brothers: The Rise and Fall of Jack and Bobby (71 page)

Paar, Jack

Paris Match

Partin, Edward G.

Patrick, Lenny

Patterson, John

Patton,Jim

Pawley, William D.

Pearson, Drew

Perez, Eduardo (Eddie Bayo)

Philbriglex-

Phillips, David A.

Pope, Allen

Portugal

Potter, Phil

Powers, Dave

Prettyman, Barrett

Profiles in Courage
(Kennedy)

Profumo Affair

Pursuit of Happiness, The

QJ/WIN (Mozes Maschkivitzan)

Quiet American, The
(Greene)

Quinn, Charles

race issues. See civil rights

Radford, Arthur

Ragano, Frank

Ramaphosa, Cyril

Ramparts

Rand Daily Mail

Ranelagh, John

Recarey Garcia-Vieta, Jorge L.

Reed, James

Reich, Charles

Reis, Harold

Reischauer, Edwin O.

Reston, James

Reuther, Walter

Ribicoff, Abraham

Ricca, Paul “The Waiter,”

Roberts, Delphine

Robertson, Ian

Robertson, Rip

Rockefeller, Nelson

Roemer, William

Rome

Romero, Juan

Rometsch, Ellen

Roosevelt, Eleanor

Roosevelt, Franklin

Joseph Kennedy and

Roosevelt, Franklin, Jr.

Rose, Frank A.

Rosselli, Johnny,

CIA’s meetings with

deportation plans for

Enemy Within
movie plans and

FBI and

Foley and

Garrison’s meeting with

Green Felt Jungle
and

Harvey’s meeting with

Hoover’s blackmail scheme and

JFK assassination and

JFK’s affairs and

JFK’s presidential campaign and

Joseph Kennedy and

in plot against Castro

in plot against JFK

Ruby and

Sinatra and

tax investigation of

Rothman, Emmanuel

Rothman, Norman “Roughhouse,”

Rowan, Dan

Rowley, James

Ruby, Jack

Oswald murdered by

Rosselli and

Ruiz-Williams, Enrique

Rusk, Dean

Russell, Richard

Rustin, Bayard

Rutland, Marshall

Ryan, Cornelius

Saigon

Salinger, Pierre

Sanchez, Alvaro, Jr.

Sanchez, Celia

San Juan, Pedro

San Roman, Jose “Pepe,”

San Roman, Roberto

Saturday Evening Post

Scammon, Richard

Schary, Dore

Scheer, Robert

Schenley Industries

Schine, G. David

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.

Cuba and

JFK assassination and

on JFK’s fatalism

on RFK/Chavez friendship

on RFK/Monroe affair

Schulberg, Budd

Schweiker, Richard

Scott, Robert

Scranton, Paul

Secades, Rolando Cubela

Seeger, Alan

segregation:

in federal housing

See also
civil rights

Seigenthaler, John

Shackley, Ted

Shaknazarov, Georgi

Shaw, Clay

Shaw, Joseph

Sheridan, Walter

Shimon, Joe

Shriver, Eunice Kennedy

Sidey, Hugh

Siegel, Bugsy

Sierra Martinez, Paulino

Silberling, Edwyn

Sinatra, Frank

JFK and

Singapore

Sirhan, Sirhan

Skelton, Byron

Smathers, George

Smith, D’Alton

Smith, Jean Kennedy

Smith, Jerome

Smith, Joe M.

Smith, Liz

Smith, Sandy

Smith, Steve

Socarras, Carlos Prio

Solano, Angel

Somoza, Anastasio

Somoza, Luis

Sorensen, Phil C.

Sorensen, Theodore

civil rights issue and

Sourwine, Jay

South Africa

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

Soviet Union

Berlin and

Cuba and

Lumumba and

and spread of communism in Asia

test ban treaty with

See also Khrushchev, Nikita

Spada, Peter

Spalding, Charles

steel crisis

Stevenson, Adlai

JFK’s bid for vice presidency and

Stevenson, James

Straus, Louis

Sturgis, Frank

Sukarno, Achmed

Summers, Anthony

“Superman Comes to the Supermarket” (Mailer)

Suzman, Frances

Symington, James

Szulc, Tad

Talbott, Harold

Taylor, Maxwell

Cuban missile crisis and

Teamsters Union

farmworkers and

Hoffa’s accession to presidency of

Teitelbaum, Abraham

Texas

JFK’s Dallas trip

Texas School Book Depository

The, Colonel

Thirteen Days
(Kennedy)

Time

Tokyo

Tolson, Clyde

Toure, Ahmed Sekou

Trafficante, Santos, Jr.

in plot to assassinate JFK

Travell, Janet

Tretrick, Stanley

Troyanovsky, Oleg

Trull, William

Truman, Harry S.

Tuchman, Barbara

Tuck, Dick

Turkey, U.S. missiles in

Turnure, Pamela

Udall, Stewart

unions

University of Alabama

University of Mississippi, race riot at

Vagenas, Sam

Valachi, Joseph

Valente, Anthony

Vance, Cyrus

Vanity Fair

Variety

Varona, Antonio de

Veciana

Venezuela

Viceroys

Vidal, Gore

Vietnam

JFK’s visit to, as congressman

Vietnam War

JFK’s views on

RFK and

underprivileged communities and

Volta Dam

Vorster, Balthazar

voting fraud

voting rights

Wadden, Tom

Wagner, Robert

Wald, Jerry

Walinsky, Adam

Walker, Edwin A.

Wallace, George

Wall Street Journal

Walton, William

Warner, Jack

Warren, Earl

Warren Commission,

303-4

Washington Post

Washington Post’s Book Week

Washington Star

Wasserman, Jack

Weaver, Robert

Weiner, Irwin S.

Weisberg, Willie

Welch, David

West Berlin. See Berlin

West Virginia primary

Weyl, Nathaniel

Wharton, Clifton R.

Wheeler, Earle G.

White, Theodore

Whittaker, Jim

Whitten, Leslie

Why England Slept
(Kennedy)