by Curt Gentry
Clark, Mary, 650
Clark, Ramsey, 136, 191, 285n, 500n, 584, 595, 602, 606, 662, 672, 676, 693
attorney general appointment, 584
Catholic radicals case, 667n
Coplon espionage case, 373
Hoover and, 598-601
Ku Klux Klan investigation, 565, 603
on organized crime, 328
Ray arrest, 606-7
surveillance rules, 598
Clark, Robert Sterling, 202
Clark, Tom, 292, 323, 330, 331, 340, 344, 347, 348, 351-52, 355n, 357, 362n, 601
Coplon espionage case, 367, 368, 369-70, 373
Hoover and, 323-24
parole scandal, 334-35, 457
as Supreme Court justice, 392, 411-12, 449, 598n
Clawson, Ken, 661-63, 664, 665
Cleaver, Eldridge, 620
Clegg, Hugh H., 132, 163, 414n
Clemente, Michelino, 535
Clifford, Clark, 356, 579, 638
Coben, Stanley, 77, 83, 98
Cohn, Al, 422n
Cohn, Roy, 365n, 379, 422, 425, 431, 432n, 435, 436, 451, 589, 590-91, 708
COINTELPROs, 412, 442
black nationalists, 602, 618-23, 646-48
Communist party, 442-45
cut-backs in, 645
Hoover’s superiors informed of, 445, 474
Klanzi party, 595n
Ku Klux Klan (White Hate), 562-66, 602-3
media reports on, 676, 713-14
Operation Hoodwink, 595n
organized crime, 607-8
Socialist Worker’s party, 442n
termination of, 682-83
Cole, Lester, 353n
Collier, Rex, 179, 184, 386
Collier’s magazine, 158-59
Collins, Patricia, 411-12
Colson, Charles, 36, 363n, 715, 716, 717
Colwell, Lee, 755
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), 758-59
Communist Labor party, 80, 91, 103
Communist movement in America, 80n
civil rights movement and, 501-9, 510, 527-28
congressional investigations, 408
see also House Un-American Activities Committee
FBI surveillance, Roosevelt’s authorization of, 206-11
government’s database on, 103-4
Vietnam antiwar movement and, 604-5
see also Red raids of 1919-20
Communist party of America (CPUSA), 80, 103, 283
COINTELPRO against, 442-45, 595n
membership, 80n
Red raids against, 91
Sullivan’s revelations on, 659-60
Conant, Harold A., 68-69
Condon, Edward U., 350n, 370
Condon, John F., 150, 162, 163
Congress, U.S.:
Church committee (1975), 282, 284, 567, 584, 605, 746, 750
communism investigations, 408
creation of FBI, 111-13
FBI funding, 182-87, 193-94, 380n, 408, 603-4, 676-77, 682, 714
FBI’s liaison with, 376-77
FBI “stable” in, 407-8, 430, 682
FBI wiretapping of, alleged, 676, 677-78, 680
Hoover, criticisms of, 665-66, 677-79
Hoover’s death, 34-35
investigations of FBI, 182-87, 679
Kennedy, John F., assassination, investigation of, 547-48, 550, 551, 552, 557
organized crime investigation, 397
Red raids, hearings on, 100-101, 102
Rosenberg case and, 421-22
surveillance by government agencies, hearings on, 586-88, 589-90
see also House Un-American Activities Committee
Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 238
Connally, Tom, 323
Connelley, E. J., 132, 140, 192
Connelly, Matthew, 322, 393, 394
Connor, Eugene “Bull,” 483, 485
Conrad, Ivan W., 459, 716, 741, 745
Conray, Edward E., 155n
Considine, Bob, 428
Cook, Fred, 340n, 387
Cook, Tom, 484
Cooley, Harold D., 482
Coolidge, Calvin, 122, 146
Cooper, Courtney Ryley, 65n, 179
Cooper, John Sherman, 548n
Coplon, Judith, 256, 365, 367-73
Corcoran, “Tommy the Cork,” 322
CORE, 578
Correll, Charles, 259
Corson, William R., 392, 673
Costello, Frank, 329, 332, 397
Coughlin, Charles E., 205, 206, 214
coup d’état against U.S. government, see Fascist threat against America
Cousins, Norman, 446
Cowley, Sam, 172, 173, 174, 175, 177
Cox, Francis J., 736
Cox, James M., 102
Cox, John Stuart, 373, 559n
Crawford, James, 19-22, 23, 32, 39, 49, 50, 280, 405, 640, 703, 705, 720-21, 725, 730, 734, 736, 737, 738, 740
Creighton, John, 84, 85
Crile, George, III, 496
Crime in America (Clark), 601, 662
Cronin, John F., 347-48, 358, 361, 362, 471
Crook, Philip H., 631-32
Crosby, Bing, 490
Croswell, Edgar, 452
Crown, Henry, 332
Cullen, John, 287-88
Cummings, Homer S., 73, 155, 156, 157, 160, 161, 172, 175, 178, 180, 181, 182, 205, 208, 214, 244, 520, 591
Cuneo, Ernest, 218, 219, 221, 265, 267-68, 271n, 296, 344, 391
Curran, Joseph, 302-3
Curry, Jesse, 543, 545
Czolgosz, Leon, 87-88
Dalitz, Moe, 490
Danner, Richard, 648, 649
Darrow, Clarence, 141
Dasch, George John, 256, 288-92, 293n
Daugherty, Harry M., 109, 110, 111, 117, 119, 120, 122, 140
Davidson, Daniel I., 637n
Davies, Marion, 121
Davis, Angela, 652
Davis, Benjamin, Jr., 501n
Davis, Charles, 379
Davis, George, 496
Dean, Gordon, 420, 421
Dean, John, 27n, 363n, 638, 639, 715-16, 717, 722, 723, 747, 748, 752
Debs, Eugene V., 74
DeCarlo, Angelo “Gyp,” 495n
Decker, John, 385
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), 652, 654
De la Beckwith, Byron, 566
DeLoach, Cartha “Deke,” 38, 376, 388, 413, 418n, 447, 505, 506, 519, 532, 533, 560, 561, 569, 570, 573, 574, 575n, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 586, 587, 589, 590, 594, 595, 597-98, 605n, 606-7, 608, 642n, 692, 711
resignation, 651-52
Demaris, Ovid, 327n, 407, 446, 499n, 552, 730n
Democratic National Convention of 1964, 578
Democratic party headquarters break-in (1930), 153
Denning, Maurice, 169n
Denno, Wilfred, 419, 427
Department of Justice Building, 250
DeSimone, Frank, 453
Des Moines Register, 673
Dewey, Thomas E., 218, 219, 220-21, 356-57, 358, 391, 404, 451n
De Woody, Charles, 72
Dickinson, Angie, 490
Dies, Martin, 235, 240-42, 303, 344
“A Digested History of the Federal Bureau of Investigation” (Nathan and Appel), 73
Dillinger, John, 114, 167, 168, 171-74, 251, 252, 253
Dillon, Paul, 457
DiLorenzo, Anthony “Hickey,” 534
Dirksen, Everett M., 407
Doar, John, 485
Dodd, Thomas, 407, 409, 591-93
Dondero, George A., 386, 396
Donner, Frank, 212n, 232, 284n, 348n, 389n, 443, 621n, 705-6
Donovan, Robert J., 350, 392-93, 394
Donovan, William J., 74, 152, 153, 176, 318, 366, 391, 404, 516
death, 460-61
Dulles and, 417-18
FBI file on, 734-35
in Justice Department, 133-36, 142, 145-46, 147-48
OSS and, 266, 267, 268, 294-95, 311-16, 324-26
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Dorwart, Jeffrey M., 153
double agents, 270-71, 272
Douglas, Boyd F., Jr., 665
Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 402
Douglas, William O., 403, 410, 411, 426, 473, 627-28, 629-31
Downes, Donald, 268, 295
Doyle, William, 201
Draper, Theodore, 80n, 103
Drinnon, Richard, 187, 188, 237n
Drury, William, 333n
Duchin, Peter, 646
Duckstein, Jesse, 128
Dudman, Richard, 624
Duff, Ed, 524
Duggan, Laurence, 355n
Dulles, Allen W., 229n, 267n, 295, 380, 392, 417-19, 434, 549n, 554, 555, 556, 562, 563
Dulles, Eleanor, 267, 409
Dulles, John Foster, 349n, 380, 408, 409, 517
Dunlop, Richard, 147, 148, 266
Dunphy, John P., 737, 738, 745
Durkin, Martin, 146-47
Eagleton, Thomas, 588
Early, Stephen, 140n, 181, 225-26, 227, 278, 309, 314, 316, 317
Eastland, James O., 407, 408, 430, 586, 627, 661, 707, 715, 717
Eban, Abba, 599
Edwards, Don, 758
Edwards, Sheffield, 492n
Egan, Arthur, 727
Egan, James, 132
Ehrlichman, John, 27n, 28, 37n, 45, 617-18, 624, 625, 626, 638, 639, 640, 646, 661, 684n, 685, 690, 691n, 693, 696, 701, 716, 747, 748
Eikenberry, Peter G., 711n
Einstein, Albert, 410, 423
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 65, 401, 403, 427, 436, 437, 442, 445, 449, 521, 542
FBI file on, 440-41
Hoover and, 403-5
Eisenhower, Mamie, 49
Elia, Robert, 104
Elliott, Charles “Chuck,” 669
Ellsberg, Daniel, 36, 37, 638n, 684, 685, 693, 748
Elman, Philip, 323
Elson, Edward L. R., 42, 49, 50, 67, 723, 736
English, Chuck, 534-35
Ernst, Morris L., 233-37, 311n, 386, 387, 438-39, 446
Ervin, Sam J., Jr., 679, 706, 734
Estern, Neil, 681n
Estes, Billie Sol, 559
Estill, Robert, 252
Estill, Wallace, 748n
Evans, Courtney, 191-92, 474, 480, 492, 494, 527, 528, 532, 533, 536, 548, 551, 560, 582, 583, 596
Evans and Novak, 688, 710
Evers, Medgar, 566-67
Farley, James, 181, 228
Farmer, James, 575n
Fascist threat against America:
coup plans, 201-5
FBI investigation of, 204, 205-11
Fast, Howard, 409
Faulk, John Henry, 559
Fauntroy, Walter, 575n
“The FBI” (TV program), 448-49, 580-82
The FBI Nobody Knows (Cook), 387
The FBI Story (film), 261, 446-47
The FBI Story (Whitehead), 81
writing of, 445-46
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):
ACLU criticisms of, 136-37
ACLU investigation, 140-41
aliens, roundup of (1941), 277-78
Amerasia espionage case, 338-40
attorney general’s responsibility for, 142-43
basic policies (Stone), 127-28
Bentley espionage case, 340-47
books about, 73, 386-88, 445-46
break-ins, policy on, 282-84, 593-94
bribery of agents, 644
Bridges case, 245-46, 263
Brunette case, 195-97
Buchalter case, 218-21
Catholic agents, 347
Catholic radicals case, 665-67
censorship programs, 278-79, 281-82
chain of command, 129
CIA, penetration of, 392
CIA liaison with, 418, 645-46
CISPES surveillance, 758-59
civil rights movement and, see civil rights movement
civil service exemption, 156, 215
Communist movement, surveillance of, 206-11
computerization of, 589
congressional investigations of, 182-87, 679
congressional liaison, 376-77
Coplon espionage case, 367-73
corruption in, 740-47, 751-52
counterintelligence programs, see COINTELPROs
creation of, 70n, 111-14
crime laws of 1934 and, 169
Custodial Detention program, 213, 229-30, 244
Dillinger case, 171-75, 177
domestic intelligence, authorization for, 206-11
draft exemptions for agents, 279
electronic surveillance headquarters, 633
embassies, surveillance of, 229
employees, number of, 279
equipment purchases, 459, 740-42
esprit de corps, 146-47
Evers case, 566-67
executive conference, 687n, 688, 689, 749
Fascist threat, investigation of, 204, 205-11
female agents, 133, 747, 755
files of, 67, 103-4
courts’ access to, 370-71, 449-50
press reports on, 718-20
see also files of J. Edgar Hoover
films about, 178-79, 446-47
fitness program, 461
Floyd case, 175
foreign police, training of, 415
funding for, 116, 182-87, 193-94, 325, 380n, 408, 603-4, 617, 664, 676-77, 682, 714
General Intelligence Division (GID), 111, 212-13
German saboteurs incident, 287-93
ghetto informant program, 602
government personnel, background checks on, 298-300
Gray’s directorship, 38, 41-44, 747-48
“great purge” of 1924, 128-29
guidelines (Levi-Kelley), 756-57, 759
hired guns, 169-70
Hiss case, 360-64, 365-66
homosexual agents, 755
Hoover’s appointment as assistant chief, 109-11
Hoover’s appointment as director, 124-27, 142-44
Hoover’s death, 23, 25-26
Hoover’s retention as director (1933), 156-58
HUAC and, 240-42, 353-55
INLET (Intelligence Letter) program, 641
Interesting Case (IC) Memoranda, 179
ITT memo incident, 715-17
Jenkins incident, 578-80
Jesus investigation, 395
Jewish agents, 336n
Johnson, political espionage for, 577-78
Johnson’s enemies, intimidation of, 561-62