Fay, Paul “Redhead”
Feiffer, Jules
First Amendment
Fisk, Jim
FitzGerald, Desmond
Fitzgerald, John F. “Honey Fitz”
Fitzwilliam, Peter
Fonda, Jane
Fonteyn, Margot
Ford Foundation
Forrestal, James V.
Forster, E. M.
Fortune
Four Hundred families, descendants of New York’s
Fox, Charles James
Frank, Jerome
Frankenheimer, John
Frankfurter, Felix
Frankfurter, Joseph
Free market
French, Daniel Chester
Frick, Henry Clay
Fruitful Bough, The
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Gates, Bill
General Electric Corporation
General Electric Theater
Ghettos, see Inner-city ghettos
Gilpatric, Roswell
Glenn, Colonel
Glenn, John
Goldwater, Barry
Goodman, Paul
Goodwin, Richard
Gore, Al
Graham, Katherine
Graham, Philip
Gray v. Sanders
Great Society
Greece
Greek civilization
Greek polis
Greek Way, The (Hamilton)
Greene, Graham
Greenfield, Jeff
Grier, Rosey
Groton
Guevara, Che
Guthman, Ed
Gwirtzman, Milton
Hackett, Dave
Halberstam, David
Hamill, Pete
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Edith
Hand, Learned
Hansberry, Lorraine
Harlech, Lord and Lady
Harriman, Averell
Harrington, Billy
Harrington, Michael
Harris, LaDonna
Hartington, Billy
Harvard College
Board of Overseers
Porcellian
Harvard Law School
Hayden, Tom
Hayek, Friedrich von
Herndon, William
Hewitt, Don
Hickory Hill
Hill, Clint
Hinchman, Walter
Hiss, Alger
Hitler, Adolph
Hoffa, Jimmy
Hofstadter, Richard
on the New Deal
Holmes, Oliver Wendell
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hopkins, Harry
Horne, Lena
Horowitz, David
Huerta, Dolores
Humphrey, Hubert
Ickes, Harold
I’m for Roosevelt (Kennedy)
Individual effort, change as result of
Bedford-Stuyvesant renewal project
presidents identifying with
Individualism, liberal
In Memoriam
Inner-city ghettos
absence of self-confidence in
Bedford-Stuyvesant, see Bedford-Stuyvesant restoration project
loss of community in
Moynihan report on families in
Isaacson, Walter
Jackson, Andrew
James, Henry
Javits, Jacob
Jefferson, Thomas
Jefferson Airplane
Johnson, Lyndon B.
assumes presidency
Bobby and
Great Society
presidential race of 1968 and
Vietnam and
Johnson, Owen
Johnson, Rafer
Jones, Judge Thomas R.
Justice Department, U.S.
Bobby as Attorney General
Civil Rights Division
Criminal Division
MCA and
Kaplan, J. M.
Katzenbach, Nicholas deB.
Katzenbach family
Keating, Kenneth B.
Keats, John
Kelly, Gene
Kemp, Jack
Kempton, Murray
Kennan, George
Kennedy, Caroline, see Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy
Kennedy, David
Kennedy, Edward “Teddy”
Chappaquiddick and
divorce
education of
entry into politics
patrician elite, raised to be among
as senator
sports and
Kennedy, Ethel
Congressional medal for Bobby presented to
described
marriage to Bobby
parties at Hickory Hill
presidential race of 1968 and
Kennedy, Eunice, see Shriver, Eunice Kennedy
Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier
assassination of JFK and
Bobby and
described
Georgetown home
marriage of
White House parties
Kennedy, Joan Bennett
Kennedy, John F. “Jack”
assassination of
Bobby and, see Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby,” JFK and
as congressman
conversion of Stimsonians to
Georgetown home
at Harvard
historians’ views of
Hyannis Port home
marriage of
patrician elite, raised to be among
physical pain suffered by
presidency of:
domestic policy
foreign policy
inauguration
Stimsonians in administration of
presidential election of 1960
the debates with Nixon
Profiles in Courage
self-confidence of
as senator
sports and
women and politics, view of
Kennedy, Joseph P.
as ambassador to England
as entrepreneur
Hollywood film industry and
Malcolm cottage and
patrician elite and
postwar foreign policy and
residences of
Roosevelts and
as SEC chairman
self-confidence instilled in family of
wealth of
Kennedy, Kathleen
Kennedy, Kathleen Hartington
Kennedy, Patricia, see Lawford, Patricia Kennedy
Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby”:
aristocratic pretensions
assassination of
as Attorney General
Bedford-Stuyvesant and, see Bedford-Stuyvesant restoration project
bureaucracy criticized by, see Bureaucracy, Bobby’s criticism of
condescension to social inferiors
as conservative
education of
family and
deference to be accorded to
importance of
funeral of
Greek civilization and
Hickory Hill home, see Hickory Hill
Hyannis Port home
JFK and
death of
differences in personality and style
legacy of JFK
presidential campaign of 1960
Senate campaign of 1952
legacy of
liberalism
remembered for
McCarthy Subcommittee and
marriage to Ethel
moral code
New York residences
patrician elite, raised to be among
political power, view of
presidential campaign of 1968
decision to enter
the primaries
priesthood and
ritual of humiliation
as Roman Catholic
as ruthless
self-confidence, battle to achieve
as senator
1964 campaign
shyness of
sports and
Stevenson presidential campaign and
Stimsonian aristocracy and
suffering and pain, compassion for
Vietnam War and
welfare state and
criticism of
Western Senate seat, contemplates
women’s role in life of
Kennedy, Robert F., Jr.
Kennedy, Rose
piety of
raising of her children
Kennedy compound
Kennedy Imprisonment, The (Wills)
Kennedy Library
Keogh, Eugene
Kerner, Otto
Kerner Commission
Keynes, John Maynard
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kiesinger, Kurt-Georg
King, Rev. Martin Luther, Jr.
Korean War
Kozol, Jonathan
Kraft, Joseph
Krim, Arthur
Krock, Arthur
Labor movement
Landis, James
Lansdale, Colonel
Laos
La Rouchefoucauld
Lawford, Patricia Kennedy
Lawford, Peter
Lee, Robert E.
Le Hand, Marguerite “Missy”
Lehman, Mrs. Herbert
Leigh, Janet
Lemon v. Kurtzman
Leonardo da Vinci
Lessard, Suzannah
“Letter from a Region in My Mind”
Lewis, Anthony
Liancourt, Duc de
Liberal Imagination, The (Trilling)
Liberalism:
Bobby and, see Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby,” liberalism and
Stimsonian statesmen and twentieth-century
see also Individualism, liberal
Lincoln, Abraham
Lindsay, John
Linowitz, Sol
Livy
Lodge, Cabot
Longworth, Alice Roosevelt
Look
Lord Jim (Conrad)
Lovett, Bob
Lovett, Robert
Lowenstein, Allard
Luce, Clare Boothe
Lynd, Staughton
McCarthy, Eugene
McCarthy, Joseph
McCarthy, Mary
McCloy, John J.
Vietnam War and
McCormack, Edward J. “Knocko,” Sr.
McDonough, Patrick J. “Sonny”
Machiavelli
MacLaine, Shirley
MacLeish, Archibald
McLuhan, Marshal
McNamara, Robert
Defense Department under
McNamara family
Making of the President 1960, The (White)
Malcolm cottage, Hyannis Port
Malraux, André
Manac’h, Etienne
Manchester, William
Marlborough, Duke of
Marquand, John
Marshall, Burke
Marshall, General
Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts
Martin, John Bartlow
Marx, Karl
Massachusetts Electric Company
Matthews, Christopher
Matthews, J. B.
Mayflower Descendants
MCA
Meany, George
Medicis
Melbourne, William Lamb
Mellon, Mrs. Paul
Melville, Herman
Mends-France, Pierre
Mercouri, Melina
Meredith, James
Meyer, André
Mills, C. Wright
Milton
Milton, John
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Misogyny
Mississippi Delta
Mollo, Silvio
Monroe, Marilyn
Moore, George
Morgan, J. P., Jr.
Morgenthau, Henry
Morgenthau, Robert
Moro, Aldo
Moses, Robert
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Mumford, Lewis
Myriels, Monseigneur
NAACP
Nantucket, Massachusetts
National Industrial Recovery Act
National Press Club
National Recovery Administration
National Security Council
National security state
Nitze blueprint for
Nazi Party
Neustadt, Richard
Newark, New Jersey
New Deal
as revolutionary
Newfield, Jack
New Haven, Connecticut
Newsweek
New Yorker, The
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times, The
Nhu, Madame
Nickerson, Eugene
Niebuhr, Reinhold
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Nitze, Paul
Nixon, Richard
admiration of JFK
presidential election of 1960
rugged individualism of the West, identification with
Vietnam War and
Novak, Kim
Novello, Angie
Nureyev, Rudolf
Oberdorfer, Louis
O’Brien, Hugh
O’Connor, Frank
O’Donnell, Kenny
Oedipus
Office of Price Administration
Old Money (Aldrich)
Orestes
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Other America, The (Harrington)
Pain, see Suffering, human
Paley, William
Pascal, Blaise
Passage to India, A (Forster)
Pater, Walter
Patrician elite:
establishment theory
Kennedys raised in tradition of
in late-nineteenth century
rebirth as ruling class in twentieth century
Stimsonian statesmen, see Stimsonian statesmen
travel to the East and
Paul VI, Pope
Pax Americana
Peabody, Endicott
Pei, I. M.
Pericles
Philadelphia Gentlemen (Baltzell)
Phillips Exeter Academy
Pinchot, Gifford
Plato
Playboy
Plimpton, George
Plutarch
Pocock, J. G. A.
Police Corps
Politics (Aristotle)
Porcellian
Portsmouth Priory
Prince, The (Machiavelli)
Princeton University
Profiles in Courage (Kennedy)
Profumo affair
establishment theory
see also Patrician elite; Stimsonian statesmen
Public service
Stimsonian statesmen and
Queen Kelly
Quiet American, The (Greene)
Quinn, Charles
Racism
Radziwills
Ramparts
Rare Art Traditions (Alsop)
Reagan, Nancy
Reagan, Ronald
as California governor
Congressional medal for Bobby Kennedy, posthumous
rugged individualism of the West, identification with
Reardon, Ted
Religion
consoling power of
family and
war against poverty and
Renaissance
Republic, The (Plato)
Resor, Stan
Ribicoff, Abraham
Richardson, Elliot
Riesman, David
Rifkind, Simon
Riots of 1967, urban
Robert F. Kennedy, Emerging American Dictator (Capell)
Robert Kennedy: A Memoir (Newfield)
Robert Kennedy and His Times (Schlesinger)
Robespierre, Ma
ximilien
Rockefeller, David
Rockefeller, Nelson
Roman Catholic Church
Vatican II reforms
Roman republic
Romero, Juan
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Kennedy family and
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
aristocratic pretensions of
bitterness underlying achievements of
cruelty, personal
education of
law career
New Deal, see New Deal
paternalistic state and
Yalta conference
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
Roosevelt, John
Roosevelt, Theodore
Roosevelts, Hyde Park
Root, Elihu
Roth, Philip
Rousseau, Jean Jacques
Rovere, Richard
Rusk, Dean
Ruskin, John
Sackville-West, Vita
St. Paul’s
Saint-Beuve
Saint-Just, Louis de
Salinger, Pierre
Sallust
Saltonstalls
Salvation Army
Sandel, Michael
Sargent, John Singer
Sartor Resartus (Carlyle)
Saturday Evening Post, The
Scheer, Robert
Schiff, Dorothy
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
Age of Jackson, The
The Age of Roosevelt
Bobby’s presidential race and
conversion to Kennedy cause
Robert Kennedy and His Times
seminars arranged by
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Sr.
Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy
Schlossberg, Ed
Schmidt, Benno
Secret Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sedgwick, Edie
Seigenthaler, John
Self-confidence
community and
compassion’s role in nurturing
Kennedys and
as mass problem
over-confidence
see also Individual effort, change as result of
Senate, U.S.
Foreign Relations Committee
McCarthy’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Ribicoff hearings on urban poverty
see also names of individual senators
Separate Peace, A (Knowles)
Sexual revolution
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, George Bernard
Sheehan, Neil, see Cold War
Sheridan, Walter
Shriver, Eunice Kennedy
Siegenthaler, John
Silver King
Silverman, Sam
Sirhan Sirhan
Skakel, Ethel, see Kennedy, Ethel
Skull and Bones
Smith, Adam
Smith, Jean Kennedy
Smith, Jerome
Smith, Steve
Social Register
Social Register Association
Social Security Act
Society of the Cincinnati
Solbert, Peter
Sorensen, Theodore
South Africa
South Vietnam
see also Vietnam War
Soviet Union
Cold War, see Cold War
Spalding, Chuck
Sparta
“Special impact” funds
St. Paul’s
State Department, U.S.
China hands and
Vietnam War and
Stein, Jules
Stevenson, Adlai
Bobby’s Senate race and