Azcue, Eusebio
Baker, Marrion L.
Bartlett, Charles
Bastien-Thiry, Jean
Batista, Fulgencio
Baughman, U. E.
Bay of Pigs invasion
aftermath of
launched
lead-up to
Beale, Edith Bouvier
Behn, Jerry
Beirut, Lebanon
Belli, Melvin
Berger, Andy
Berlin
Jack’s speech in
Wall
Bernstein, Leonard
Bessette, Lauren
Billings, Lem
Birmingham, Alabama
Baptist Church bombing
Children’s Crusade
Blackett Strait
Boggs, Hale
Bolton, Oliver
Booth, John Wilkes
Boston Globe
Bouvier, John “Black Jack” (Jackie’s father)
Bowles, Chester
Bradlee, Ben
Bradlee, Tony
Branch, Taylor
Brandon, Henry
Brenna, Howard L.
Brigade 2506
Brown, Arnold J.
Browne, Malcolm
Brown v. Board of Education
Bryant, Carolyn
Bryant, Roy
Bumbry, Grace
Bundy, McGeorge
Burke, Arleigh
Burton, Richard
Bush, George H. W.
Callas, Maria
Camelot (musical)
Campbell, Judith
Camp David
Campion, John
Capone, Al
Carpenter, Scott
Carrico, Charles J.
Casals, Pablo
Cassini, Oleg
Castro, Fidel
assassination plots vs.
Bay of Pigs and
Cuban missile crisis and
Cuban revolution and
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
anti-Castro plots and
Bay of Pigs and
Bobby and
domestic operations and
Jack’s assassination and
Mafia and
Oswald and
Vietnam and
Cermak, Anton
Chavchavadze, Helen
Checker, Chubby
Chicago Sun-Times
Christina (Onassis yacht)
Churchill, Randolph
Churchill, Winston
Civil Rights Act (1964)
civil rights movement. See also specific events and individuals
Civil War
Civil War Centennial Commission
Clark, Keith
Clark, William Kemp
Cohen, Mickey
cold war. See also communism; Soviet Union
Collingwood, Charles
Collins, Addie Mae
communism
Connally, John
assassination attempt on
Connally, Nellie
Connor, Eugene “Bull”
Cowen, Jill
Cronkite, Walter
Crosby, Bing
Cuba
Bay of Pigs invasion
CIA covert activity in
missile crisis
Oswald and
revolution of 1959
Cuban exiles
Cuban Expeditionary Force
Curry, Jesse
Cushing, Richard
Dallas
FBI and
Jack’s assassination in
Jack’s visit planned
Stevenson in
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Police Department
D’Amato, Paul Emilio
da Vinci, Leonardo
Davis, Jefferson
Davis, Thomas
Dealey Plaza
de Gaulle, Charles
Democratic Party
elections of 1962 and
nomination of 1960
nomination of 1968
de Mohrenschildt, George
Diamond, Neil
Diem, Ngo Dinh
DiMaggio, Joe
Dugard, Alan
Dugger, Ronnie
Dulles, Allen
Dumphy, Chris
Ebbins, Milt
Edwards, Robert
Eisenhower, Dwight
Eisenhower, Mamie
elections
of 1960
of 1962
of 1964
of 1968
of 1972
Elizabeth II, queen of England
Emancipation Proclamation
Esquire
Essex, USS (aircraft carrier)
Evers, Medgar
Executive Committee of the National Security Council (ExComm)
Fain, John
Fair Play for Cuba Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
civil rights movement and
Jack investigated by
Jack’s assassination and
Mafia and
Monroe and
Onassis and
Oswald and
Feminine Mystique, The (Friedan)
Ferguson, Anne
Finnerty, Frank
Fischer, Ronald
Fischetti, Joe
Fischetti, Rocco
Formosa, John
Foster, Bob
Frazier, Wesley
Frederickson, Cora
Freedom Riders
French, Daniel Chester
Friedan, Betty
Frost, Robert
Fulbright, William
Gadsden, Walter
Garbo, Greta
Garfield, James
Garner, John Nance
Georgia, University of
Giancana, Sam
Goldwater, Barry
Goodwin, Richard
Goulet, Robert
Graham, Billy
Grant, Ulysses S.
Greer, William
Gromyko, Andrei
Guatemala
Hannah, John A.
Harding, Warren G.
Harrison, William Henry
Hatfield, Robert Edward
Hayes, Rutherford B.
Hemingway, Ernest
Herter, Christian
“Hidell, A. J.” (Oswald alias)
Hill, Clint
Hiroshima
Historic Automotive Attractions Museum
Hobson, Valerie
Holden, William
Hoover, J. Edgar
civil rights leaders and
Jack and
Jack’s assassination and
Monroe and
Hosty, James, Jr.
Hudson, Bill
Hughes, Sarah
India
Ireland
“Irish Mafia”
Jackson, Mahalia
Jackson, Michael
Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall firm
Japan
Jefferson, Thomas
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
Johnson, Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon Baines
Bay of Pigs and
Bobby and
civil rights and
Cuban missile crisis and
death of
FBI and
Jack’s assassination and
Jack’s inauguration and
Memorial Day address of
personality of
presidency of
presidential ambitions of
Secret Service and
Senate career of
sworn in as president
Texas trip and
Time and
travels to Beirut
travels to Thailand
travels to Vietnam
as vice president
Vietnam War and
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joseph Kennedy Jr., USS (destroyer)
Justice Department
Keeler, Christine
Kellerman, Roy
Kennedy, Arabella (daughter)
Kennedy, Caroline (daughter)
Kennedy, Carolyn Bessette
Kennedy, Edward M. “Teddy” (brother)
Kennedy, Ethel (sister-in-law)
Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier “Jackie” (wife)
Bay of Pigs and
Camelot image and
Cape Cod and
childhood and youth of
children and family life and
Churchill and
Cuban missile crisis and
Dallas trip and
death of
death of son Patrick and
de Mohrenschildt and
finances and
Garbo and
Jack’s affairs and
Jack’s affair with Monroe and
Jack’s assassination and
Jack’s birthday and
Jack’s funeral and
Jack’s inauguration and
Jack’s memory and
King and
later life of
LBJ and
marries Onassis
miscarriages and
Mona Lisa and
personality of
popularity of
pregnancy of
relationship with Jack
Secret Service and
Sinatra and
smoking and
travels to France
travels to Greece
travels to India and Pakistan
White House entertaining and
White House renovation and
White House schedule and
White House TV tour and
Kennedy, Joan (sister-in-law)
Kennedy, John, Jr. (son)
death of
Kennedy, John Fitzgerald
affairs and
affair with Campbell
affair with Monroe
Air Force One décor and
appearance of
Arlington grave of
assassination of
assassination of, and conspiracy theories
Bay of Pigs and
Berlin and
birthdays of
Bobby and
body flown to Washington
brothers and
Camelot image and
Castro and
challenges of presidency and
childhood and youth of
children and family life and
Churchill and
civil rights and
Cronkite interview of