Proxmire, William
Psychedelic Experience, The (Leary)
PT 109 (film)
Public Affairs Counselors (PAC)
(corporate education company),
Public Opinion (Lippmann)
Publishers Printing Company
Publishers Weekly
Pulliam, Eugene
Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)
Putnam (G. P. Putnam’s Sons) publishing company
Pyle, Howard
Quakers
Quayle, Oliver
Quinlan, James
Quinn, General William
Rabbinical Council of America
Rackets Committee, see McClellan “Rackets” Committee
Rafferty, Max
Ragan, Sam
Raisbeck, Robert
Raleigh News and Observer
Rand, Ayn
Randolph, A. Philip
Rat Pack
Rauh, Joseph
Rayburn, Sam
RCA
Reader’s Digest
Reagan, Nancy
Reagan, Ronald
Reconstruction
Red Nightmare (film)
Reed, Donna
Reedy, George
Reeves, Rosser
Regnery, Henry
Rehnquist, William
Reid, Ogden
Reinsch, Leonard
Republican National Committee (RNC),
Burch as chair of,
campaign literature
distributed by; Johnson Anti-Campaign
spies in; and 1964
Convention; Operation Dixie
of; Operation Eagle Eye of;
purge of; and Scranton
candidacy; Southern strategy
dispute in; and television use in
campaign,
(Clif) White’s ambition to
chair; youth
support organized by
Republican Party ,
in Alabama,
and announcement of
Rockefeller’s candidacy; in
Arizona,
Buckley’s
denunciations of; in California,
and civil rights,
in
Colorado; Congressional
Committee; Dixiecrats and,
Esquire articles on; in Florida,
founding of; fund-raising by,
in Georgia;
and Goldwater’s national campaign,
government
spending and; Governors’
Conference; Hofstadter
on; in House of Representatives,
ix; in Illinois; and
Jenkins affair; in Kansas;
and Kennedy assassination;
liberals in; Lippmann on,
and local election codes; in
Louisiana; in Maine; in
Massachusetts; on
McClellan “Rackets” Committee,
in Michigan; Middle
American piety and; in Mississippi,
National Committee of,
see Republican National Committee;
and National Draft Goldwater
Committee; newspaper
endorsements of; in New York,
1952
Convention of,
1960 Convention
of; 1964 Convention
of,
in 1956 election; in
1958 election; in 1960
election,
in 1962 election,
in North Carolina; “old
money“ and; as party of rich,
in Pennsylvania;
positioning for 1964 nomination of,
in post-Civil War South; primaries
of, see specific states; Reagan and,
religious groups opposed to;
in Rhode Island; right-wing
Democrats and; Rockefeller’s
attack on right wing of; and
Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage,
in Senate;
Senatorial Campaign Committee,
in South Carolina,
Southern success of; split in,
“stop Goldwater” movement
in; support for Johnson in,
in Tennessee;
in Texas; (Clif)
White and; Willkie and,
during World War I; in
Wyoming; youth and
(see also Young Republicans)
Republican Party, The (Mayer)
Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)
“Responsible Republicans”
Reston, James “Scotty”
Reuther, Victor
Reuther, Walter
Rexall Drug and Chemical Company
Reynolds, John
Rhee, Syngman
Rhode Island Republican Party
Rhodes, James
Rhodes, John J.
Ribicoff, Abraham
Richardson Foundation
Richfield Oil Corporation
Richmond News Leader
Rickenbacker, Eddie
Riesman, David
Ripon Society
Road to Salesmanship, The (Welch)
Road to Serfdom, The (Hayek)
Roberts Dairy
Robert’s Rules of Order
Robinson, Jackie
Rockefeller, David
Rockefeller, John D., Jr.
Rockefeller, John D., Sr.
Rockefeller, Laurance
Rockefeller, Margaretta Fitler Murphy
“Happy”
Rockefeller, Mary Todhunter Clark “Tod”
Rockefeller, Nelson A. ,
and
announcement of Goldwater’s
candidacy; Bastille Day
declaration of; birth and
childhood of; breakfasts with
Goldwater; in
California primary,
Rockefeller, Nelson A. (cont.)
and civil rights,
divorce and remarriage of,
elected
governor of New York,
in Illinois primary; in
Indiana primary; Kansas
delegates for; and Lodge
candidacy; and Newburgh
welfare controversy; in New
Hampshire primary,
in New York primary,
and 1960 election,
and
1962 election; at 1964
Republican Convention,
in Oregon primary,
positioning for 1964
nomination by; and
Scranton candidacy;
and “stop Goldwater” movement;
and Young Republicans,
Rockefeller, Nelson A., Jr.
Rockefeller, Winthrop
Rockefeller Brothers Special Study Fund
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
Rockwell Manufacturing
Rogers, Roy
Rohrabacher, Dana
Roll Call
Romero, Cesar
Romerstein, Herb
Romney, George ; elected
governor of Michigan; at
governors’ convention; and
New Hampshire primary; at 1964
Republican Convention,
in Oregon primary;
Rockefeller and
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano ; campaigns of ; Goldwater’s 1938
open letter to; unions and,
during World War II,
Roosevelt, James
Roosevelt, Theodore
Roosevelt Dam
Roper, Elmo
Rosenberg, Anna
Rosenberg, Julius
Rosenthal, Frank “Lefty”
Rosenzweig, Harry
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel
Rostow, Walt Whitman
Rousselot, John
Rovere, Richard
Rowe, Jim
Rubel, Cy
Rural Electrification Administration
Rusher, William
Rusk, Dean
Russell, Herb
Russell, Richard
Rustin, Bayard
Rutgers University
Ryan, William D.
St. Anselm’s College
St. John’s Mission Indian Dancers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Press Club
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Salinger, Pierre
Saltonstall, Leverett
Salvatori, Henry
Sam Rayburn Foundation
Sanders, Carl
San Diego Gas & Electric Company
SANE (National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy)
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Examiner
Santa Ana College
Santa Ana Register
Sarnoff, David
Sartre, Jean-Paul
Satterfield, John C.
Saturday Evening Post
Saunders, Blanche
Savio, Mario
Scaife, Richard Mellon
Schick Safety Razor
Schlafly, Phyllis
Schlamm, Willi
Schlatter, Richard
Schlesinger, Arthur
Schmitz, John G.
Schorr, Daniel
Schuchman, Bob
Schulz, William
Schwartz, Tony
Schwarz, Fred C.
Schweitzer, Albert
Scopes “monkey trial”
Scott, Hugh
Scott, R. K.
Scott Paper Company
Scranton, Marion Margery Warren
Scranton, William ,
announcement of
candidacy of; background of,
campaigning for nomination
by; Eisenhower
and; in House of
Representatives; inauguration
of, as governor of Pennsylvania;
and Kennedy’s strategy for 1964
campaign; and New Hampshire
primary; at 1964
Republican Convention,
“old
money” support for candidacy of,
in Oregon primary,
reluctance to run of,
Rockefeller and
television appearances of,
Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
Scribner, Fred
Scripps-Howard newspaper chain
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Secret Service
Seeger, Pete
Semple, Effie B.
Senate, U.S. ,
Armed
Services Committee; Army-McCarthy
hearings in; civil rights
legislation in,
Civil Service Committee;
Commerce Committee;
Democratic control of; Dirksen as
Republican leader in; Foreign
Relations Committee;
Goldwater in,
Goldwater denounced on floor of,
Goldwater’s campaigns for,
Intelligence Committee;
Internal Security Committee,
Johnson in,
Knowland in; Labor
Committee; Lodge in;
McCarthy censured by; McClellan
“Rackets” Committee,
Nixon in;
Partial Test Ban Treaty in; party-line
votes in; Permanent Sub-Senate,
U.S. (cont.)
committee on Investigations;
Post Office Committee; Rules
Committee; (Margaret Chase)
Smith elected to; Southern
Republican candidates for;
tax legislation in; unions
and; and Vietnam War; Ways
and Means Committee
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
Serbian-Americans
Serling, Rod
Seven Days in May (Knebel); film version of
Seymour, Thaddeus
Shadegg, Stephen
Shakespeare, William
Shank, Captain Edward G., Jr.
Shell, Joe
Sherman, General William Tecumseh
Shindig (television show)
Shorey, Gregory D.
Shriver, R. Sargent
Shuttlesworth, Fred
Silent Spring (Carson)
Simon, Frank
Sinatra, Frank
Sinclair, Upton
Skousen, W. Cleon
Sloan, Alfred P.
Smathers, George
Smith, Adam
Smith, Al
Smith, Ellison D. “Cotton Ed”
Smith, Gerald L. K.
Smith, Howard
Smith, Howard K.
Smith, Margaret Chase
Smith, Marshall L.
Smith, Tony
Smith College
Smoki Clan
Smoot, Dan
Smylie, Bob
Snowden, Robert
Socialistic Sixteenth, The (Rickenbacker)
Social Security
South Carolina: Democratic Party of ; Republican Party of
Southern, Terry
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern California, University of
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
South Korea
Southwick, Paul
Soviet Union;
and Berlin crisis; and CIA-led
coup in Congo; Conscience
of a Conservative on; and
Cuban missile crisis; and
doctrine of “deterrence”
under Goldwater during World War II
indoctrination of U.S. military
personnel against; Nixon in,
Oswald in; slave labor camps
in; space program of;
surplus wheat sales to; in
United Nations;
Vietnam and
Spellman, Francis Cardinal
Spencer, Stu
Spencer-Roberts & Associates
Spiegel, Der
Spivak, Lawrence
Spock, Benjamin
Stagg, Tom
Stalin, Joseph
Standard Oil
Stanford University
Stanley, Scott
Stassen, Harold
State Department, U.S.
Steel, Jack
Steelworkers Union
Steers, Milton
Steffens, Lincoln
Stennis, John
Stephens, Tom
Stevenson, Adlai
Stewart, Jimmy
Stewart, Potter
Stoddard, Robert W.
Stone, Walker
Stormer, John
Strategic Air Command
Strategic Air Command (film)
Strausz-Hupé, Robert
Student (Horowitz)
Student Committee for the Loyalty Oath
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Students for Civil Liberties
Student YMCA-YWCA
Suez crisis
Sullivan v. New York Times (1964)
Sulzberger. L.
Summerfield, Arthur
Support Your Local Police
Supreme Court, U.S. ;
ban on Tropic of Cancer overturned
by; civil rights decisions of,
65(see also Brown v.
Board of Education, Plessy v.
Ferguson); denounced by Goldwater,
labor law decisions of
libel standard set by;
reapportionment decisions of;
rights of accused affirmed by;
school prayer decision of
Taft, Robert A. ; coalition of
Dixiecrats and supporters of;
and 1952 Republican nomination,
Taft, William Howard
Taft-Hartley Act (1947)
Taiwan
Talmadge, Mrs. Eugene
Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, General Maxwell
Taylor, Zachary
Teamsters Union
Technicolor
Teheran Conference (1943)
Teller, Edward
Temporary Commission on Civil Rights
Tennessee Republican Party
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Texan Looks at Lyndon, A (Haley)
Texas: Repubican Party of ; right wing in; Senate
Texas & Pacific Railroad
That Was the Week That Was (television show)
Thayer, Walter
This Is Your Life (television show)
Thompson, Hunter S.
Thompson, William S. “Turk”
Thone, Charlie
Thousand Days, A (film)
3M Corporation
Thurmond, Strom
Tillich, Paul
Time, Inc.
Time for Choosing, A (film)
Time magazine
Times-Mirror Syndicate
Tito (Josip Broz)
Today show
Toffler, Alvin
Toledano, Ralph de
Toledo, University of
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Tope, John
Tower, John
Training You to Train Your Dog (Saunders)
Trans World Airlines (TWA)
Treasury Department, U.S.
Trilling, Lionel
Tropic of Cancer (Miller)
Trotsky, Leon
Trotskyists
Truax, Craig
Truman, Harry S.
Trumbo, Dalton
Tshombe, Moise
Turkey
Tuttle, Holmes
TV for Goldwater-Miller
20th Century Reformation Hour (radio show)
Twilight Zone, The (television show)
Tyler, Gus
Udall, Nicholas
Uncle Johnny Mills
UNICEF
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Union Oil
United Automobile Workers (UAW)
United Elastic
United Nations ; anti-U.S.
youth protest march on; far-right
rumors about; founding
of; Genocide Convention of;
Goldwater on; John
Birch Society leaflets against,
Kennedy at; Khrushchev at,
Lodge as U.S. ambassador to,
Security Council of;
Soviet delegation to; and
Tshombe affair
United Press International (UPI)
United Republicans of California
United Specialties
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States Steel Company
Uris, Leon
Uses of the University, The (Kerr)
U.S. News and World Report
Utt, James
U2 incident
Valenti, Jack
Vance, Cyrus
Vandenberg, Arthur
Vanocur, Sander
Vassar College
Venezuela
Veterans Right to Work Committee
Victor Publishing Company
Vidal, Gore
Vienna Summit (1961)
Viereck, Peter
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