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J. William Fulbright Papers, Second Accession

 Collection
Identifier: MS F956 144-B

Scope and Content Note

The second increment of the J. William Fulbright papers (primarily 1960-1975) comprises approximately nine hundred linear feet of materials and documents the tenure of the Arkansas Democrat in the U.S. House and Senate. The collection consists of constituent, official, and personal correspondence, memoranda, legislative bills, speeches, photographs, and other records related to the political, governmental, and diplomatic interests and activities of the senator. An important component of the papers concerns Fulbright's tenure as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee for the years 1959-1975. Some of the files document his first term in the U.S. House from 1943 until 1945, and others pertain to his political campaigns, including the early ones in 1942 and 1944 for the House and Senate. The Fulbright speeches are an important part of the collection and include files for both Senate speeches and those given elsewhere.

Dates

  • 1940-1975
  • Majority of material found within 1960-1975

Creator

Language of Materials

Materials are in English.

Access Information

Access restrictions apply: Restrictions limit access to some files. To facilitate their work, researchers who wish to use the papers are advised to contact Special Collections in advance.

Please call (479) 575-8444 or email specoll@uark.edu at least two weeks in advance of your arrival to ensure availability of the materials.

Use Information

No Use Restrictions Apply.

No Interlibrary Loan. Standard Federal Copyright Laws Apply (U.S. Title 17).

Biographical Note

J. William Fulbright was born in 1905 and was educated at the University of Arkansas from the first grade at the laboratory school until he was awarded the A.B. degree in 1925. He was a Rhodes Scholar at Pembroke College, Oxford, and was awarded the M.A. degree in 1931. When he returned to the United States he studied law at George Washington University in Washington, and during the 1930s he served in the Justice Department and was an instructor at George Washington University Law School. In 1936 he returned to Arkansas where he was a lecturer in law and, from 1939 to 1941, president of the University of Arkansas. Fulbright began his first term in Congress in January 1943, and was assigned to the Foreign Affairs Committee. In September of that year the House adopted the Fulbright Resolution supporting an international peace-keeping machinery, wherby he earned national attention. In November 1944 he was elected to the Senate where he served until 1974. In 1946 the Fulbright Scholar Program was established, which has provided opportunities for thousands of scholars in the United States and other countries to participate in what has been called "the largest movement of scholars across the earth since the fall of Constantinople." In 1949 he was assigned to the Foreign Relations Committee and became its chairman in 1959. He held the chair for the remainder of his tenure in the Senate, longer than any other person. He was a powerful voice in the chaotic times of the war in Vietnam, when he chaired the Senate hearings on the conduct of the war. In 1963 Walter Lippmann wrote of Fulbright: "The role he plays in Washington is an indispensable role. There is no one else who is so powerful and also so wise, and if there were any question of removing him from public life, it would be a national calamity."

Awards and Honors:

  1. Alumni Achievement Award. George Washington University, May 31, 1944.
  2. Certificate of Commission as Admiral. Pine Ridge Navy. Pine Ridge, Arkansas. November 25, 1947.
  3. Newsweek's Ten Who Have Made the Greatest Contribution...February 10, 1948.
  4. Diploma. Arkansas College of Hunting and Fishing. Little Rock, Arkansas. September 1, 1948.
  5. Diploma of Merit and Medal. Golden Jubilee of the Philippine Educational System. Manila, Philippines. December 16, 1951. Accepted by Julian F. Harrington, charge dé affaires, American embassy.
  6. Significant Sig Medal. Sigma Chi Fraternity, University of Arkansas. June 21, 1952.
  7. Award for Distinguished Service to the Arts. National Institute of Arts and Letters. May 26, 1954.
  8. 1954 Award for Distinguished Service to Education. American College of Public Relations Association. New York City. June 23, 1954.
  9. Arkansas Distinguished Service Award. Junior Chamber of Commerce. December 14, 1954.
  10. Michael Friedsam Medal in Industrial Art Award (1955). Architectural League of New York. May 26, 1955.
  11. Distinguished Service Award. Institute of International Education. December 7, 1956.
  12. Honorary Citizen of Little Rock, Arkansas. May 17, 1957.
  13. Cross of the Knight Commander of the Royal Order of the Phoenix, Kingdom of Greece. June 28, 1957. Conferred by King Paul of the Hellenes.
  14. Arkansas Poultry Industry Hall of Fame. October 25, 1957.
  15. Lord & Taylor Award. May 7, 1958.
  16. Special Award of Merit (for outstanding contribution in the field of education). Philadelphia Museum School of Art. June 6, 1958.
  17. Distinguished Service Award. Kiwanis Club. Pine Bluff, Arkansas. December 17, 1958.
  18. Young Democrats Club of Arkansas Award. Outstanding Congressional Member. March 6, 1959.
  19. Cultural Award of the "Longfellow-Bell." Longfellow Association of the Steuben-Schurz Society. Geiselheim/Rhein, Germany. June 1959.
  20. Royal Order of Saint Olav. Oslo, Norway. February 9, 1960.
  21. Honorary Citizen of Little Rock, Arkansas. October 5, 1959.
  22. Longfellow Medal of the Steuben-Schurz Society. German Embassy. Washington, D.C. April 27, 1960.
  23. "Living History" Medallion, "Living History of the Critical Years: 1935-1960." Research Institute of America. New York City. April 27, 1960.
  24. Certificate for Outstanding Service. Distributive Education Clubs of America. June 23, 1961.
  25. Citation of Appreciation. American Council on Education. October 6, 1961.
  26. 1961 Conservation Achievement Award. Arkansas Outdoor Writers Association.
  27. Daimler Benz Medal. 1961.
  28. Redbook Magazine's Five Most Powerful and Five Most Admired Men in Senate. January 1962.
  29. Citation. Arkansas Medical Society. July 1962.
  30. Honorary President. Society der Freunde des Deutsch-Amerikanischen Austausches. Bonn, West Germany. November 1962.
  31. Spirit of a Free Society: Essays in Honor of Senator James William Fulbright on the Occasion of the Tenth Anniversary of the German Fulbright Program. Heidelberg: Quelle & Meyer Publishers, 1962.
  32. Certificate of Recognition. American Association for Conservation Information. 1962.
  33. 1963 World Trade Award. Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade. Washington, D.C., May 24, 1963.
  34. Resolution of Appreciation. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. January 14, 1964.
  35. Distinguished Alumnus Citation. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, May 30, 1964.
  36. Eloy Alfaro Grand Cross Award. Eloy Alfaro International Foundation of the Republic of Panama. September 30, 1964.
  37. Key to City of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. September 1965.
  38. Fulbright House. U.S. Educational Foundation - India. New Delhi. November 1965. Headquarters of USEF-I formally named Fulbright House at a ceremony presided over by Dr. Zakir Husain, then vice president of India.
  39. Speaker of the Year Award. Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha, National Forensic Society. 1965.
  40. Certificate of Appreciation. National Press Club. Washington, D.C. May 17, 1966.
  41. Foreign Policy Award. International Fellows of Columbia University. 1966.
  42. Citation of Merit. Salvation Army Association of New York. December 3, 1969.
  43. Certificate of Appreciation. North-American Broadcasting Corporation. January 1, 1970.
  44. Certificate of Appreciation. Partners of the Alliance. Agency for International Development. January 1970.
  45. Certificate of Appreciation. School of Advanced International Studies. Johns Hopkins University. October 1, 1970.
  46. Diploma Conferring Honor of Southern Senator. Southern Baptist College. Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. March 1, 1971.
  47. Certificate of Appreciation. Hall of Fame for Great Americans. New York University. October 21, 1973.
  48. James Madison Award for Distinguished Public Service. American Whig-Cliosophic Society. Princeton University. January 25, 1974. Founded in 1765, the Whig-Cliosophic Society is the oldest college political and debating society in the world.
  49. Distinguished Service Award. Catfish Farmers of America. February 1, 1974.
  50. Award of Honor. Association of Overseas Educators. Washington, D.C. September 21, 1974.
  51. Recognition Award. Fulbright Board of Foreign Scholarships. December 16, 1974. Signed by Chairmen of BFS, 1950-1974.
  52. House Resolution (H.R. 40) in Recognition and Commendation of the Outstanding Public Service of Senator J. William Fulbright. 69th General Assembly, Little Rock, Arkansas. 1974.
  53. 1300 Years Medal. People's Republic of Bulgaria. Medal struck in honor of 1,300 years of Bulgarian nationhood. June 21, 1974. Booklet for the medal housed in second accession (Series 86) of the JWFP. Medal located in JWFPP.
  54. Japan Foundation Award. Tokyo. April 15, 1975.
  55. Order of the Rising Sun First Class. Tokyo, Japan. April 1975. Conferred by the government of Japan.
  56. Award for Distinguished Service. Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. May 1, 1975.
  57. Cross of the Knight Commander of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. May 29, 1975.
  58. Honorary Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE). October 10, 1975. Bestowed by Her Majesty the Queen of England.
  59. Honorary Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE). October 10, 1975. Bestowed by Her Majesty the Queen of England.
  60. 27th Annual Arkansas Democrat Award. Man of the Year in Arkansas. 1975.
  61. Republic Medal of the First Degree. Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim. Cairo, Egypt. January 12, 1976. From Anwar Sadat. (Egypt's second highest decoration.) Medal and Certificate. Order of the Republic decoration conferred on March 4, 1976.
  62. Commander of the National Order of the Legion of Honor of the Republic of France. Paris, France. June 9, 1976. Signed by V. d-Estaing. Conferred on July 26, 1976.
  63. Grand Cross of the Order of the Lion of Finland. June 22, 1976.
  64. Sadie Snow Award. Birmingham (Alabama) International Educational Film Festival. March 1977.
  65. IIE Award. Institute of International Education. April 19, 1977.
  66. Recognition Certificates. University of Arkansas Foundation. Member of Development Council for the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. May 1, 1977; April 23, 1979.
  67. Arkansan of the Year Award. Arkansas Broadcasters Association. August 1977.
  68. Commander's Cross of First Class of the Order of Dannebrog. Copenhagen, Denmark. September 29, 1977.
  69. Award and Medallion. Office of Education. Smithsonian Institution. April 25, 1978.
  70. Medal. National Technical University of Athens. May 7, 1978.
  71. Benjamin Franklin Medal. Royal Society of Arts for 1977. United Kingdom. October 24, 1978.
  72. J. William Fulbright Elementary School Dedication. Little Rock, Arkansas. November 12, 1978.
  73. NCIV Award of Appreciation. National Council for International Visitors. Washington, D.C. March 19, 1981.
  74. NCIV Award of Appreciation. National Council for International Visitors. Washington, D.C. March 19, 1981.
  75. NCIV Award of Appreciation. National Council for International Visitors. Washington, D.C. March 19, 1981.
  76. Dedication of J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. July 9-10, 1982.
  77. Half-Century Citation. Experiment in International Living. Washington, D.C. September 15, 1982.
  78. First Thomas Jefferson Award in International Education. Association for Anthropological Diplomacy - American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. December 6, 1982.
  79. Medal. University of California Education Abroad Program, 1962-1982.
  80. Distinguished American Award. Arkansas Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. April 1983.
  81. Recognition Certificate. International Understanding Honor Society, Ohio University Chapter. April 30, 1984.
  82. Simba Award for Democracy. Academia Simba, Rome, Italy. 1984.
  83. Global Crossroads Award (Clark Kerr). 1984.
  84. Distinguished Service Award 1985. Association of Asian Studies. Philadelphia. March 22, 1985.
  85. Altschul Award. Stamford Forum, Connecticut. May 2, 1985.
  86. Distinguished Service Award. United States Association of Former Members of Congress. May 13, 1985.
  87. 1300 Years Bulgaria Jubilee Medal. May 23, 1985.
  88. Kodaikanal International School Award. Tamil Nadu, India. June 13, 1985.
  89. Medal. 25 Years of the Fulbright Program in Portugal. LUSO-American Educational Commission. 1960-1985.
  90. "Thank You, Senator Fulbright from the Children at Fulbright Primary School." Little Rock, Arkansas. 1985-1986.
  91. First Annual World Press Institute Award for International Understanding. St. Paul, Minnesota. September 1986.
  92. Award for Outstanding Public Service. American Council on Education. October 6, 1986.
  93. Proclamation by Harold Washington, Mayor of Chicago, declaring October 16, 1986, Fulbright Fortieth Anniversary Day.
  94. Theodore Roosevelt Award. Sons of the American Revolution. New York City. October 24, 1986.
  95. Award for Outstanding Contribution to International Educational Exchange. Council on International Educational Exchange. November 6, 1986.
  96. Certificate of Appreciation. 40th Anniversary. Washington Semester Program of the American University. Washington, D.C. [1986].
  97. Silver Anniversary Award. National Council for International Visitors. February 18, 1987.
  98. Foreign Language Advocate Award for 1987. Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Middlebury, Vermont. New York City. April 24, 1987.
  99. International Cooperation Through Education Award. Ministry of Education, Republic of China. October [23], 1987.
  100. Certificate of Appreciation. Division of International Affairs of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. November 8, 1987.
  101. Centennial Alumnus — University of Arkansas. Association Committee on the Centenary of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges. Medal. November 1987.
  102. Region III Citation for Extraordinary Service to International Education. NAFSA: Association of International Educators. Little Rock, Arkansas. 1987.
  103. Distinguished Practitioner Award. International Society for Educational, Cultural and Scientific Interchanges. Washington, D.C. February 22, 1988.
  104. University of Arkansas Centennial Alumnus. Fayetteville. May 5, 1988.
  105. University of Arkansas Fulbright College Honors Scholar Medal. Fayetteville, Arkansas. May 7, 1988.
  106. 1988 James Newby Award. Washington, D.C. November 10, 1988. Carl Marcy accepted the award for Fulbright.
  107. 1988 Italo Ponterotto Award. Modern Language Department, Iona College. New Rochelle, New York.
  108. Athinai Prize for Man and Mankind. Onassis Foundation. Athens, Greece. April 20, 1989.
  109. Clark Kerr Medal and Award. Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate of the University of California. Washington, D.C. June 10, 1989.
  110. Fulbright Square Dedication. Fayetteville, Arkansas. September 23, 1989.
  111. Freedom from Fear Award and Medal. Roosevelt Institute. Hyde Park, New York. October 13, 1989.
  112. University of Siena Medal. Sienna, Italy. October 1989. Special medal commemorates the Fulbright Program.
  113. J. William Fulbright Award for International Trade Development. Mid-South International Trade Association. November 1989.
  114. Commemorative Stamp. United States Educational and Cultural Foundation in Liberia. 1989. Celebrates the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Fulbright Program in Liberia.
  115. Outstanding Citizen Award. Iona House. Washington, D.C. March 7, 1990.
  116. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Washington, D.C. March 12, 1990. Bust of senator unveiled for permanent display to honor his role in the creation of the national performing arts center.
  117. Fulbright Quadrangle. Pembroke College, University of Oxford. June 23, 1990.
  118. Moscow State University Medal. Moscow, USSR. June 1990.
  119. Kyoto University Medal. Kyoto, Japan. September 30, 1990. Medal commemorates senator's visit to the university.
  120. James Madison — Dolly Madison. Medal. 1990.
  121. Arkansas Historical Association's Life Membership. Little Rock. April 5, 1991.
  122. Japan Award. New York City. June 27, 1991.
  123. "My Personal History." Nikkei Financial Daily. Tokyo, Japan. May 1991. A series of thirty interviews conducted by Michio Katsumata and later published in book form with both English and Japanese texts. The senator was the first non-Japanese to be featured in that column.
  124. Commemorative Plaque. International Student House. Washington, D.C. 1991.
  125. Corita Kent Peace Award. Immaculate Heart College Center. Los Angeles, California. January 23, 1992.
  126. Presidential Citation. American University. Washington, D.C. January 26, 1992. Presented by American University President Joseph Duffy at AU's ninety-fourth commencement.
  127. University of Helsinki Medal. Helsinki, Finland. April 1992.
  128. Presidential Medal of Freedom. Washington, D.C. May 5, 1993. U.S. government's highest civilian award presented by President Bill Clinton at Fulbright Association dinner in honor of senator's eighty-eighth birthday.
  129. Fulbright House. U.S.—U.K. Educational Exchange Commission. London. May 1993. Headquarters of the U.S.—U.K. Fulbright Commission named for the senator.
  130. Order of Merit of the Polish Republic, Second Degree. Polish Embassy, Washington, D.C. December 16, 1993. Highest award given by the Polish government to a foreigner who is not a head of state.
  131. Silver Cross of the Hungarian Republic. March 1994. Awarded by government of Hungary.
  132. Leo M. Goodman Prize. American Chamber of Commerce in Germany. Munich, Germany. April 29, 1994. Awarded for Fulbright's outstanding contribution to German-American relations.
  133. Memorial Fund. Fulbright Commission. Cairo, Egypt. November 1995. Created for senator and two others, Dr. Salah El Din Morsi Mohamed and Gil Sherman.
  134. Philippine Fulbright Scholars Association. J. William Fulbright Memorial Lecture Series. Manila, Philippines. 1995 —
  135. First Day of Issue Stamp Dedication Ceremony for the Fulbright Scholarships Commemorative Stamp. U.S. Postal Service. Fayetteville, Arkansas. February 28, 1996.
  136. Grand Cross of the Order of the Southern Cross. Brazil. March 1997. Awarded posthumously to Senator Fulbright from Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso.
  137. J. William Fulbright Center. Cyprus Fulbright Commission. Nicosia buffer zone. August 1997. Commission inaugurated new building named in honor of Senator Fulbright.
  138. Plaque. Fortieth Anniversary of the Fulbright Program. Warsaw, Poland. October 1999. President of Poland discussed the role of the Fulbright Program in helping to abolish communism and in preparing leaders for the transformation to democracy and a market economy.
  139. Certificate of Commendation. Board of Supervisors, County of Los Angeles. No date.
  140. Certificate of Commendation. Jobs for Veterans. Washington, D.C. No date.
  141. "The Secret of Your Greatness." Thanat Khoman, Foreign Minister of Thailand. No date. Inscribed to the senator by Sargent Shriver.
  142. Key to the City of Houston. No date.
  143. St. Thomas Acquinas Medal. No date.

Special Memberships:

  1. Phi Delta Phi, George Washington University. Member. January 15, 1933. (International legal fraternity).
  2. The Order of the Coif. Member. June 4, 1934.
  3. Admittance to practice before the Bar of the Supreme Court. October 9, 1934.
  4. Admittance to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals, District of Columbia. April 2, 1935.
  5. Rotary Club. Fayetteville, Arkansas. Honorary member. June 30, 1944.
  6. U.S. Senate Membership Certificate. January 3, 1945.
  7. Phi Beta Kappa (Alpha Chapter of Arkansas). Member. May 10, 1945.
  8. Attorney's License. State of Arkansas. Little Rock. April 29, 1946.
  9. American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Boston, Massachusetts. Fellow. May 10, 1950.
  10. American Philosophical Society. Member. Circa 1952-1953. Fulbright was the first person from Arkansas to be elected to the society.
  11. Nomination by President Dwight D. Eisenhower as a Representative of the United States to the Ninth Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. August 7, 1954.
  12. Netherlands—America Alumni Association, Amsterdam. Honorary chairman. March 1955.
  13. Clipper Club. Pan American World Airways. Member. February 10, 1956.
  14. Kappa Delta Pi (Laureate Chapter, Alabama College, Montevallo). Member. March 1956. (Honor society in education).
  15. Netherlands—America Alumni Association, Amsterdam. Honorary president of DeHalve Maen. November 17, 1956.
  16. Arkansas Poultry Federation Hall of Fame. Member. October 25, 1957.
  17. International Council of the Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Honorary member. Circa 1958.
  18. Committee of Honor of the American Federation of the Arts, New York City. Member. 1959.
  19. United States Capitol Historical Society, Washington, D.C. Supporting founding member. 1963.
  20. Commission on Presidential Scholars, Washington, D.C. Member. May 23, 1964. (Certificate signed by Lyndon B. Johnson).
  21. Omicron Delta Kappa, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Honorary member. April 3, 1965.
  22. International Students' Society, George Washington University. Honorary president. November 29, 1967.
  23. Alumni Association, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Member. May 15, 1968.
  24. Development Council of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Founding member. February 16, 1970.
  25. President's Commission for the Observance of the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the United Nations. Washington, D.C. Member. July 10, 1970. (Certificate signed by Richard M. Nixon).
  26. Arkansas Bar Association. Fellow of the Foundation. January 9, 1974.
  27. Development Council of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Member. May 17, 1974.
  28. Board of Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Member. April 25, 1975. (Certificate signed by Gerald Ford).
  29. First Ronald Buchanan McCallum Memorial Lecture. University of Oxford. October 24, 1975. Inaugural lecture in memory of the senator's Oxford tutor.
  30. Visiting Fellow. Davidson College. Davidson, North Carolina. April 1977.
  31. Asla Alumni Association of Finland. First honorary member. May 18, 1977.
  32. Fellows of the American Bar Association. Honorary member. February 1978.
  33. Clifford P. Case Professor of Public Affairs. Rutgers University. April 1988.
  34. Arkansas Automobile Club. Honorary member. No date.
  35. Washington County Historical Society, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Member. No date.
  36. University of Arkansas Foundation for International Exchange of Students. Member. No date.
  37. International College of Dentists. Honorary fellow. No date.
  38. Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Arkansas. Honorary lifetime 4-H member. No date.
  39. NAFSA: Association of International Educators. Honorary member. No date.
  40. Phi Beta Delta (Beta Eta Chapter). University of Arkansas. Honorary member. No date. (Honorary Society for International Scholars). Fulbright was first honorary member.
  41. Fulbright Association. Washington, D.C. Honorary Chairman. No date. Private, nonprofit membership organization of Fulbright Program alumni and friends.

Honorary Degrees:

  1. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas; Bachelor of Arts, June 16, 1925; earned.
  2. Oxford University, Oxford, England; Bachelor of Arts, June 1928; earned.
  3. Oxford University, Oxford, England; Master of Arts, April 1931; earned.
  4. George Washington University, Washington, D. C.; Bachelor of Laws with Distinction, June 6, 1934; earned.
  5. John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas; Doctor of Letters, May 25, 1944; honorary.
  6. Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; Doctor of Laws, May 29, 1944; honorary.
  7. Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pennsylvania; Doctor of Laws, October 25, 1946; honorary.
  8. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas; Doctor of Laws, June 9, 1947; honorary.
  9. Southwestern at Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee; Doctor of Humane Letters, June 1, 1948; honorary.
  10. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Doctor of Laws, June 12, 1948; honorary.
  11. Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York; Doctor of Laws, June 14, 1948; honorary.
  12. Pembroke College, Oxford University; Oxford, England; Honorary Fellowship, March 9, 1949.
  13. College of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Arkansas; Doctor of Laws, May 22, 1949; honorary.
  14. Duke University, Durham, North Carolina; Doctor of Laws, June 5, 1950; honorary.
  15. John B. Stetson University, De Land, Florida; Doctor of Humanities, June 4, 1951; honorary.
  16. New York University, New York City; Doctor of Laws, September 15, 1951; honorary.
  17. Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio; Doctor of Laws, June 9, 1952; honorary.
  18. Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut; Doctor of Laws, June 8, 1953; honorary.
  19. Oxford University, Oxford, England; Doctor of Civil Laws, July 1, 1953; honorary.
  20. University of the South, Swanee, Tennessee; Doctor of Civil Laws, June 14, 1954; honorary.
  21. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey; Doctor of Laws, June 8, 1955; honorary.
  22. University of Alabama, University, Alabama; Doctor of Laws, May 27, 1956; honorary.
  23. Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts; Doctor of Laws, June 3, 1956; honorary.
  24. University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Doctor of Political and Social Sciences, June 3, 1957; honorary.
  25. University of Dijon, Dijon, France; Doctor Honoris Causa, October 12, 1957; honorary.
  26. Hamilton College, Clinton, New York; Doctor of Laws, June 8, 1958; honorary.
  27. University of Brussels, Brussels, Belgium; Doctor Honrois Causa, September 22, 1958; honorary.
  28. University of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium; Doctor of Laws, September 23, 1958; honorary.
  29. George Washington University, Washington, D. C.; Doctor of Laws, June 3, 1959; honorary.
  30. University of California, Berkeley, California; June 1960; honorary.
  31. University of Bonn, Bonn, West Germany; Honorary Senator of University of Bonn, Doctor of Laws, November 19, 1962.
  32. University of Naples, Naples, Italy; Doctor Honoris Causa, November 24, 1962.
  33. Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts; Doctor of Laws, May 14, 1963; honorary.
  34. University of New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Fredericton, Nova Scotia; Doctor of Laws, May 16, 1963; honorary.
  35. Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Doctor of Humanities, June 9, 1963; honorary.
  36. University of Tubingen, Tubingen, Germany; Doctor of Laws, May 7, 1965; honorary.
  37. University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria; Honorary Senator of University of Vienna, May 11, 1965.
  38. University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland; Doctor of Laws, July 1, 1965; honorary.
  39. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Los Angeles, California; Doctor of Humanities, June 7, 1970; honorary.
  40. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England; Doctor of Law (Honoris Causa), June 10, 1971; honorary.
  41. Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri; Doctor of Laws, November 30, 1974; honorary.
  42. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Doctor of Laws, May 9, 1976; honorary.
  43. University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; Politics Doctor Honoris Causa; May 28, 1976; honorary.
  44. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Doctor of Laws, May 28, 1976; honorary.
  45. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Doctor of Public Service, June 13, 1976; honorary.
  46. National and Kapodistriakan University, Athens, Greece; Doctor of Laws, May 17, 1978; honorary.
  47. University of Missouri, Columbia; May 1982; honorary.
  48. Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan; June 1982; honorary.
  49. Trondheim University, Norway; 1982; honorary.
  50. University of Scranton, Scranton, Pennsylvania; Doctor of Humane Letters, May 29, 1983; honorary.
  51. University of Manchester, Manchester, England; Honorary L.L.D., 1984.
  52. Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.; November 22, 1985; honorary.
  53. Brown University, Providence, R.I.; Doctor of Laws, September 25, 1986; honorary.
  54. LaSalle University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Doctor of Humane Letters, 1986; honorary.
  55. American University, Cairo, Egypt; June 1986; In absentia. Luncheon held in Washington, D.C. on July 22 to honor Fulbright.
  56. University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida; Doctor of Humane Letters, May 3, 1987; honorary.
  57. University of Miami, Florida; May 8, 1987; honorary.
  58. Washington College, Chestertown, Maryland; May 17, 1987; honorary.
  59. Middlebury College, Vermont; August 1987; honorary.
  60. Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland; Doctor of Humane Letters, May 26, 1988; honorary.
  61. Moscow State University, Moscow, USSR; Doctor of Laws, June 28, 1990; honorary.
  62. University of Hawaii; October 4, 1990; honorary.
  63. Arkansas College, Batesville, May 25, 1991; honorary.
  64. Tampere University, Finland; Doctor of Philosophy, April 1992; honorary.

Extent

960.69 Linear Feet (1827 boxes, 1 oversize item, and 1 oversize folder)

Arrangement of the Papers

Material is arranged and described in 96 series:

  1. Series 1. Office of the President, 1952-1974
  2. Series 1, Subseries 1. President (The White House), 1952-1974
  3. Series 1, Subseries 2. President’s Secretaries, Cabinets, Appointments, 1962-1974
  4. Series 1, Subseries 3. Bureau of the Budget, 1961-1974
  5. Series 1, Subseries 4. Office of Defense Mobilization, 1960-1974
  6. Series 1, Subseries 5. Cost of Living Council, 1973-1974
  7. Series 1, Subseries 6. Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1961-1963, 1973
  8. Series 1, Subseries 7. National Security Council, 1961-1963, 1973
  9. Series 1, Subseries 8. Presidential Commissions, 1961-1963, 1973
  10. Series 1, Subseries 9. Office of Emergency Planning, 1963-1972
  11. Series 1, Subseries 10. Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-1974
  12. Series 1, Subseries 11. Office of Science and Technology, 1964-1971
  13. Series 1, Subseries 12. Inaugural Activities, 1960-1969
  14. Series 1, Subseries 13. Vice President, 1960-1969
  15. Series 1, Subseries 14. Poverty, 1964
  16. Series 1, Subseries 15. Federal Energy Office, 1974
  17. Series 2. State Department, 1953- 1954, 1960-1974
  18. Series 2, Subseries 1. Department of State (General), 1961-1974
  19. Series 2, Subseries 2. Passports and Visas, 1961-1974
  20. Series 2, Subseries 3. International and Cooperation Administration, 1961
  21. Series 2, Subseries 4. Education and Cultural Exchange, 1953-1954, 1961-1974
  22. Series 2, Subseries 5. Import-Export, 1960-1961
  23. Series 2, Subseries 6. Agency for International Development, 1962-1973
  24. Series 2, Subseries 7. United States Mission to the United Nations, 1961-1972
  25. Series 2, Subseries 8. International Organizations, 1963-1974
  26. Series 2, Subseries 9. Letters of Introduction to Missions, 1961-1973
  27. Series 2, Subseries 10. Peace Corps and ACTION, 1961-1972
  28. Series 3. Treasury Department, 1958-1974
  29. Series 3, Subseries 1. Department of the Treasury (General), 1960-1974
  30. Series 3, Subseries 2. Comptroller of the Currency, 1958-1974
  31. Series 3, Subseries 3. Bureau of Customs, 1961-1974
  32. Series 3, Subseries 4. Internal Revenue Service, 1959-1974
  33. Series 3, Subseries 5. Bureau of Narcotics, 1962
  34. Series 4. Defense Department, 1949, 1955-1974
  35. Series 4, Subseries 1. Defense Department (General), 1959-1974
  36. Series 4, Subseries 2. Department of the Army, 1961-1974
  37. Series 4, Subseries 3. Quartermaster General, 1961
  38. Series 4, Subseries 4. Corps of Engineers, 1961-1974
  39. Series 4, Subseries 5. Camp Chaffee, 1961-1974
  40. Series 4, Subseries 6. Maumelle, 1955-1959
  41. Series 4, Subseries 7. Army National Guard, 1962-1974
  42. Series 4, Subseries 8. Arkansas Calley, 1971
  43. Series 4, Subseries 9. Department of the Navy, 1961-1974
  44. Series 4, Subseries 10. Arkansas Installations, 1960-1961
  45. Series 4, Subseries 11. Department of the Ari Force, 1961-1974
  46. Series 4, Subseries 12. Little Rock Air Force Base, 1960-1974
  47. Series 4, Subseries 13. Blytheville Air Force Base, 1961-1971
  48. Series 4, Subseries 14. Office of Civil Defense, 1963-1971
  49. Series 4, Subseries 15. Army-Navy Hospital Hot Springs, 1949-1961
  50. Series 4, Subseries 16. Army-Navy Tickets, 1955-1970
  51. Series 4, Subseries 17. Fulbright Memo on Military Propaganda, 1961-1962
  52. Series 5. Justice Department, 1954-1974
  53. Series 5, Subseries 1. Department of Justice (General), 1961-1974
  54. Series 5, Subseries 2. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1961-1974
  55. Series 5, Subseries 3. Paroles and Pardons, 1954-1974
  56. Series 5, Subseries 4. United States Attorney, 1961-1974
  57. Series 5, Subseries 5. United States Marshal, 1961-1962
  58. Series 5, Subseries 6. United States Marshal, 1961-1962
  59. Series 5, Subseries 7. Supreme Court, 1961-1974
  60. Series 5, Subseries 8. Courts, 1958-1969
  61. Series 6. Post Office Department, 1945-1974
  62. Series 6, Subseries 1. Post Office (General), 1961-1974
  63. Series 6, Subseries 2. Postmaster Appointments, 1945, 1964
  64. Series 6, Subseries 3. Postmaster Appointments, 1945, 1964
  65. Series 6, Subseries 4. Postmaster Appointments, 1945, 1964
  66. Series 6, Subseries 5. Post Office Buildings, 1961-1962
  67. Series 6, Subseries 6. Post Office Buildings, 1961-1962
  68. Series 6, Subseries 7. Post Office Buildings, 1961-1962
  69. Series 7. Health, Education, and Welfare Department, 1961-1974
  70. Series 7, Subseries 1. Health, Education and Welfare (General), 1961-1974
  71. Series 7, Subseries 2. Office of Education, 1961-1974
  72. Series 7, Subseries 3. Public Health Service, 1961-1974
  73. Series 7, Subseries 4. Food and Drug Administration, 1960-1974
  74. Series 8. Interior Department, 1958-1974
  75. Series 8, Subseries 1. Interior Department (General), 1961-1974
  76. Series 8, Subseries 2. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1961-1974
  77. Series 8, Subseries 3. National Park Service, 1958-1974
  78. Series 8, Subseries 4. Southwestern Power Administration, 1961-1971
  79. Series 8, Subseries 5. Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1961-1962
  80. Series 9. Agriculture Department, 1957-1974
  81. Series 9, Subseries 1. Department of Agriculture (General), 1959-1974
  82. Series 9, Subseries 2. Department of Agriculture (General), 1959-1974
  83. Series 9, Subseries 3. Forest Service, 1961-1974
  84. Series 9, Subseries 4. Soil Conservation Service, 1960-1974
  85. Series 9, Subseries 5. Commodity Credit Corporation, 1961-1973
  86. Series 9, Subseries 6. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, 1960-1974
  87. Series 9, Subseries 7. Farmers Home Administration, 1961-1974
  88. Series 9, Subseries 8. Rural Electrification Administration, 1961-1974
  89. Series 9, Subseries 9. Agricultural Research Service, 1961-1972
  90. Series 9, Subseries 10. Federal Extension Service, 1962-1969
  91. Series 9, Subseries 11. Agricultural Marketing Service, Domestic and Foreign, 1961-1969
  92. Series 9, Subseries 12. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, 1964-1969
  93. Series 10. Commerce Department, 1960-1974
  94. Series 10, Subseries 1. Commerce Department (General), 1961-1974
  95. Series 10, Subseries 2. Economic Development Administration, 1961, 1966-1974
  96. Series 10, Subseries 3. Bureau of the Census, 1961-1974
  97. Series 10, Subseries 4. Patent Office, 1961-1974
  98. Series 10, Subseries 5. Bureau of Public Roads, 1961-1966
  99. Series 10, Subseries 6. Area Redevelopment Administration, 1961-1965
  100. Series 10, Subseries 7. Miscellaneous Commerce Agencies, 1960-1966
  101. Series 11. Labor Department, 1958-1974
  102. Series 11, Subseries 1. Department of Labor (General), 1958-1974
  103. Series 11, Subseries 2. Wage and Hour Division, 1961-1971
  104. Series 11, Subseries 3. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1962
  105. Series 11, Subseries 4. Labor and Strikes, 1961-1962
  106. Series 11, Subseries 5. Bureau of Employees Compensation, 1959-1974
  107. Series 12. Housing and Urban Development Department, 1961-1974
  108. Series 12, Subseries 1. Housing and Urban Development Department (General), 1966-1974
  109. Series 12, Subseries 2. Urban Renewal Administration, 1963-1973
  110. Series 12, Subseries 3. Federal Housing Administration, 1961-1974
  111. Series 13. Transportation Department, 1963-1974
  112. Series 13, Subseries 1. Transportation Department (General), 1967-1974
  113. Series 13, Subseries 2. Coast Guard, 1967-1974
  114. Series 13, Subseries 3. Federal Highway Administration, 1967-1974
  115. Series 13, Subseries 4. Federal Aviation Administration, 1967-1974
  116. Series 14. Atomic Energy Commission, 1961-1974
  117. Series 15. Civil Service Commission, 1961-1974
  118. Series 16. Environmental Protection Agency, 1971-1974
  119. Series 17. Federal Communications Commission, 1961-1974
  120. Series 18. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 1961-1974
  121. Series 19. Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1962-1974
  122. Series 20. Federal Power Commission, 1961-1974
  123. Series 21. Federal Reserve System, 1962-1974
  124. Series 22. Federal Trade Commission, 1961-1974
  125. Series 23. General Services Administration, 1960-1974
  126. Series 24. Housing, 1961-1965
  127. Series 25. Interstate Commerce Commission, 1960-1974
  128. Series 26. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1963-1972
  129. Series 27. National Science Foundation, 1961-1974
  130. Series 28. Railroad Retirement Board, 1961-1974
  131. Series 29. Securities Exchange Commission, 1961-1974
  132. Series 30. Selective Service System, 1961-1974
  133. Series 31. Small Business Administration, 1960-1974
  134. Series 32. U.S. Tariff Commission, 1961-1974
  135. Series 33. U.S. Information Agency, 1961-1973
  136. Series 34. Tennessee Valley Authority, 1961-1962
  137. Series 35. National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities, 1966-1972
  138. Series 36. Civil Aeronautics Board, 1963-1966
  139. Series 37. Veterans Administration (General), 1958-1974
  140. Series 38. Miscellaneous Agencies, 1959-1974
  141. Series 39. Judiciary Committee, 1960-1974
  142. Series 39, Subseries 1. Judiciary Committee (General), 1960-1974
  143. Series 39, Subseries 2. Civil Rights, 1963-1974
  144. Series 39, Subseries 3. Constitutional Amendments, 1964-1974
  145. Series 39, Subseries 4. Firearms, 1965-1974
  146. Series 39, Subseries 5. Immigration, 1963-1965
  147. Series 39, Subseries 6. Supreme Court Nominations, 1967-1970
  148. Series 39, Subseries 7. Watergate, 1973-1974
  149. Series 40. Aeuronautical and Space Sciences Committee, 1961-1974
  150. Series 41. Agriculture and Forestry Committee, 1960-1974
  151. Series 41, Subseries 1. Agriculture and Forestry Committee (General), 1960-1974
  152. Series 41, Subseries 2. Various Agricultural Products, 1964-1974
  153. Series 42. Appropriations Committee, 1961-1974
  154. Series 42, Subseries 1. Appropriations Committee (General), 1961-1974
  155. Series 42, Subseries 2. Agriculture, 1962-1974
  156. Series 42, Subseries 3. Defense, 1963-1974
  157. Series 42, Subseries 4. Independent Offices, 1963-1974
  158. Series 42, Subseries 5. Interior, 1963-1974
  159. Series 42, Subseries 6. Labor/HEW, 1963-1974
  160. Series 42, Subseries 7. Public Works/Atomic Energy Commission, 1967-1974
  161. Series 42, Subseries 8. State, Justice, and Commerce, 1961-1973
  162. Series 42, Subseries 9. Treasury and Post Office, 1963-1974
  163. Series 42, Subseries 10. Transportation, 1969-1974
  164. Series 42, Subseries 11. Supplemental and Continuing, 1970-1974
  165. Series 43. Armed Services Committee, 1960-1974
  166. Series 43, Subseries 1. Armed Services Committee (General), 1960-1974
  167. Series 43, Subseries 2. Armed Services Committee (Selective Service), 1961-1971
  168. Series 44. Banking and Currency Committee, 1961-1974
  169. Series 44, Subseries 1. Banking and Currency Committee (General), 1961-1974
  170. Series 44, Subseries 2. Housing, 1960-1972
  171. Series 45. Commerce Committee, 1960-1974
  172. Series 45, Subseries 1. Commerce Committee (General), 1960-1974
  173. Series 45, Subseries 2. Railroads, 1960-1974
  174. Series 45, Subseries 3. No-fault Car Insurance, 1973-1974
  175. Series 45, Subseries 4. Quality Stabilization Acts, 1961-1965
  176. Series 46. District of Columbia Committee, 1961-1974
  177. Series 47. Finance Committee.
  178. Series 47, Subseries 1. Finance Committee (General), 1961-1974
  179. Series 47, Subseries 2. Meat Imports, 1964
  180. Series 47, Subseries 3. Medicare, 1962-1974
  181. Series 47, Subseries 4. National Health Insurance, 1971-1974
  182. Series 47, Subseries 5. Pension Reform, 1973-1974
  183. Series 47, Subseries 6. Revenue Sharing, 1971-1974
  184. Series 47, Subseries 7. Social Security, 1961-1974
  185. Series 47, Subseries 8. Sugar, 1963-1971
  186. Series 47, Subseries 9. Tariffs, 1964-1970
  187. Series 47, Subseries 10. Taxation, 1961-1974
  188. Series 47, Subseries 11. Trade, 1962-1974
  189. Series 47, Subseries 12. Veterans, 1961-1970
  190. Series 47, Subseries 13. Welfare, 1970-1973
  191. Series 47, Subseries 14. Constituent Correspondence, 1972-1973
  192. Series 48. Foreign Relations Committee, 1944-1974
  193. Series 48, Subseries 1. Foreign Relations Committee (General), 1944-1974
  194. Series 48, Subseries 2. Constituent Views- Arkansas, 1959-1962
  195. Series 48, Subseries 3. Committee Administration, 1964-1974
  196. Series 48, Subseries 4. Nominations, 1964-1974
  197. Series 48, Subseries 5. Treaties, 1961-1974
  198. Series 48, Subseries 6. Sub-committee, Hearings, Studies, Investigations, 1961-1974
  199. Series 48, Subseries 7. Special Committee of the President on the CIA, 1961-1974
  200. Series 48, Subseries 8. A.I.D., 1959-1974
  201. Series 48, Subseries 9. International Organizations, 1961-1974
  202. Series 48, Subseries 10. Africa, 1960-1974
  203. Series 48, Subseries 11. Asia, 1960-1974
  204. Series 48, Subseries 12. Canada, 1960
  205. Series 48, Subseries 13. Europe, 1961-1974
  206. Series 48, Subseries 14. Latin America, 1960-1974
  207. Series 48, Subseries 15. Middle East, 1961-1974
  208. Series 48, Subseries 16. USSR, 1961-1974
  209. Series 48, Subseries 17. Vietnam (General Materials), 1966-1975
  210. Series 48, Subseries 18. Vietnam- Correspondence, 1963-1973
  211. Series 48, Subseries 19. Vietnam- Cambodian Invasion, 1970
  212. Series 49. Government Operations, 1961-1974
  213. Series 50. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 1961-1974
  214. Series 50, Subseries 1. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee (General), 1961-1974
  215. Series 50, Subseries 2. Energy Crisis, 1973-1974
  216. Series 51. Joint Committees (General), 1961-1974
  217. Series 52. Joint Economic Committee, 1961-1974
  218. Series 53. Labor and Public Welfare Committee, 1959-1974
  219. Series 53, Subseries 1. Labor and Public Welfare (General), 1960-1974
  220. Series 53, Subseries 2. Veterans, 1961-1970
  221. Series 53, Subseries 3. Labor, 1959-1974
  222. Series 53, Subseries 4. Minimum Wage Law, 1961-1974
  223. Series 53, Subseries 5. Taft-Hartley, 1965-1974
  224. Series 53, Subseries 6. Wage and Hour, 1959-1966
  225. Series 53, Subseries 7. Railroad Retirement, 1962-1973
  226. Series 53, Subseries 8. Education, 1960-1974
  227. Series 54. Post Office and Civil Service Committee, 1961-1974
  228. Series 54, Subseries 1. Post Office and Civil Service Committee (General), 1961-1974
  229. Series 54, Subseries 2. Pay, 1963-1972
  230. Series 54, Subseries 3. Retirement, 1964-1972
  231. Series 54, Subseries 4. Reorganization, 1969-1970
  232. Series 54, Subseries 5. Rates, 1962, 1969-1970
  233. Series 54, Subseries 6. Pornography, 1969-1972
  234. Series 55. Public Works Committee, 1961-1974
  235. Series 56. Rules Committee, 1961-1974
  236. Series 57. Select Committee on Small Business, 1959-1971
  237. Series 58. Veteran’s Affairs Committee, 1971-1974
  238. Series 59. Miscellaneous Legislation, 1961-1974
  239. Series 60. Legislative Reference Material, 1945-1975
  240. Series 60, Subseries 1. Legislative Reference Material (General), 1964-1975
  241. Series 60, Subseries 2. Judiciary Committee, 1951-1974
  242. Series 60, Subseries 3. Agriculture and Forestry Committee, 1956-1974
  243. Series 60, Subseries 4. Appropriations Committee, 1960-1974
  244. Series 60, Subseries 5. Armed Services Committee, 1961-1973
  245. Series 60, Subseries 6. Banking and Currency Committee, 1953-1974
  246. Series 60, Subseries 7. Commerce Committee, 1955-1974
  247. Series 60, Subseries 8. Finance Committee, 1958-1974
  248. Series 60, Subseries 9. Foreign Relations, 1945-1974
  249. Series 60, Subseries 10. Government Operations Committee, 1954-1974
  250. Series 60, Subseries 11. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 1954-1973
  251. Series 60, Subseries 12. Joint Economic Committee, 1962-1972
  252. Series 60, Subseries 13. Labor and Public Welfare Committee, 1955-1974
  253. Series 60, Subseries 14. Public Works Committee, 1970-1974
  254. Series 60, Subseries 15. Rules Committee, 1970-1973
  255. Series 60, Subseries 16. Arkansas-Related Material, 1950-1969
  256. Series 61. Arkansas Political Campaigns, 1945-1974
  257. Series 61, Subseries 1. Arkansas Political Campaigns (General), 1947-1974
  258. Series 61, Subseries 2. JWF Senatorial Campaigns of 1950 and 1956, 1946-1956
  259. Series 61, Subseries 3. JWF Reelection Campaign of 1962, 1949-1963
  260. Series 61, Subseries 4. JWF Reelection Campaign of 1968, 1963-1973
  261. Series 61, Subseries 5. JWF Reelection Campaign of 1974, 1969-1974
  262. Series 61, Subseries 6. JWF Campaign Material by County, 1945-1974
  263. Series 61, Subseries 7. Other Arkansas Campaigns and Elections, 1946-1974
  264. Series 62. Arkansas Political Affairs, 1945-1974
  265. Series 62, Subseries 1. Arkansas Political Affairs (General), 1946-1974
  266. Series 62, Subseries 2. State and County Democratic Party Organization, 1945-1974
  267. Series 62, Subseries 3. Arkansas Politicians, 1945-1962
  268. Series 63. National Political Affairs, 1945-1976
  269. Series 63, Subseries 1. National Political Affairs (General), 1946-1976
  270. Series 63, Subseries 2. National Democratic Party, 1945-1974
  271. Series 63, Subseries 3. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1954-1973
  272. Series 63, Subseries 4. Presidential Campaigns, 1948-1972
  273. Series 63, Subseries 5. Watergate, 1972-1974
  274. Series 64. Arkansas Schools, 1958- 1974
  275. Series 64, Subseries 1. Arkansas Schools (General), 1958-1974
  276. Series 64, Subseries 2. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1961-1974
  277. Series 64, Subseries 3. Other Arkansas College and Universities, 1961-1974
  278. Series 64, Subseries 4. Desegregation, 1958-1962
  279. Series 65. Other State Agencies, 1961-1974
  280. Series 65, Subseries 1. Arkansas Welfare Department, 1961-1974
  281. Series 65, Subseries 2. Arkansas Employment Security Division, 1963-1972
  282. Series 65, Subseries 3. Arkansas Highway Department, 1961-1966
  283. Series 65, Subseries 4. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, 1961-1962
  284. Series 66. Arkansas State Government, 1947-1974
  285. Series 66, Subseries 1. Arkansas State Government (General), 1961-1974
  286. Series 66, Subseries 2. Arkansas State Publicity, 1947-1962
  287. Series 66, Subseries 3. Integration, 1957-1958
  288. Series 67. Arkansas State Projects by County, 1957-1974
  289. Series 68. Arkansas Flood Control Projects, 1949, 1953-1974
  290. Series 69. Statewide and Regional Projects, 1963-1974
  291. Series 69, Subseries 1. Statewide and Regional Projects (General), 1963-1974
  292. Series 69, Subseries 2. Regional Projects, 1965-1974
  293. Series 70. Miscellaneous Other Federal Projects, 1945-1974
  294. Series 70, Subseries 1. Arkansas Industries, 1947-1962
  295. Series 70, Subseries 2. Other Arkansas Projects, 1945-1974
  296. Series 71. Senate Floor Speeches, 1945-1974
  297. Series 72. Speeches Given Elsewhere, 1939-1976
  298. Series 73. Miscellaneous Speeches, 1940-1973
  299. Series 73, Subseries 1. Research Material, 1944-1966
  300. Series 73, Subseries 2. Unidentified Speeches, n.d.
  301. Series 73, Subseries 3. Unindexed Speeches, 1940-1973
  302. Series 74. Published Statements and Speeches, 1943-1974
  303. Series 75. Requests, 1943-1944, 1953-1974
  304. Series 75, Subseries 1. Congressional Directory, 1961-1974
  305. Series 75, Subseries 2. Congressional Record, 1960-01974
  306. Series 75, Subseries 3. Library of Congress, 1961-1974
  307. Series 75, Subseries 4. General, 1961-1974
  308. Series 75, Subseries 5. Farmer’s Bulletins, 1961-1974
  309. Series 75, Subseries 6. Agricultural Yearbooks, 1962-1974
  310. Series 75, Subseries 7. Autographs and Pictures, 1943-1974
  311. Series 75, Subseries 8. Articles and Speeches, 1959, 1961-1974
  312. Series 75, Subseries 9. Contribution, 1943-1944, 1963-1974
  313. Series 75, Subseries 10. Miscellaneous Publications, 1961-1974
  314. Series 75, Subseries 11. Flags, 1963-1974
  315. Series 75, Subseries 12. White House Tours, 1963-1974
  316. Series 75, Subseries 13. Miscellaneous Requests, 1961-1974
  317. Series 75, Subseries 14. Endorsements and Recommendations, 1965-1967, 1969-1974
  318. Series 76. Acknowledgements, 1961-1974
  319. Series 76, Subseries 1. General, 1963-1974
  320. Series 76, Subseries 2. Books and Publications, 1962-1974
  321. Series 76, Subseries 3. Gifts and Favors, 1961-1974
  322. Series 76, Subseries 4. Speeches (of others), 1963-1974
  323. Series 76, Subseries 5. Miscellaneous Items, 1963-1974
  324. Series 76, Subseries 6. Birthday Greetings, 1969, 1971
  325. Series 77. Condolences, 1960-1974
  326. Series 78. Press, 1941-1976
  327. Series 78, Subseries 1. Press (General), 1959-1974
  328. Series 78, Subseries 2. Requests to Write Articles and Statements, 1963-1974
  329. Series 78, Subseries 3. Newsletter Correspondence and Lists, 1960-1974
  330. Series 78, Subseries 4. Books on or by JWF, 1962-1974
  331. Series 78, Subseries 5. Articles by JWF, 1943-1976
  332. Series 78, Subseries 6. Press Clippings, 1945-1974
  333. Series 78, Subseries 7. Press Research, 1968-1974
  334. Series 78, Subseries 8. Press Scrapbooks, 1941-1974
  335. Series 79. Invitations, 1954, 1960-1975
  336. Series 79, Subseries 1. Pending or Accepted, 1953, 1960-1974
  337. Series 79, Subseries 2. Declined, 1954, 1960-1975
  338. Series 79, Subseries 3. Filled, 1961-1974
  339. Series 79, Subseries 4. Endorsed by JWF, 1963-1974
  340. Series 80. Congratulations, 1948, 1954-1955, 1958-1974
  341. Series 80, Subseries 1. General, 1948, 1954-55, 1958-1974
  342. Series 80, Subseries 2. Anniversaries (Wedding), 1962-1974
  343. Series 80, Subseries 3. Civic Awards and Recognitions, 1962-1974
  344. Series 80, Subseries 4. Scholarship Awards Recognitions, 1963-1974
  345. Series 81. Appreciation, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1959-1970
  346. Series 81, Subseries 1. General, 1954, 1961-1963
  347. Series 81, Subseries 2. Books and Publications, 1951, 1960-1962
  348. Series 81, Subseries 3. Miscellaneous Gifts and Favors, 1960-1962
  349. Series 81, Subseries 4. General Appreciation to Senator, 1961-1963
  350. Series 81, Subseries 5. Requests of Contributions, 1961-1963
  351. Series 81, Subseries 6. Letters of Congratulations, 1961-1962
  352. Series 81, Subseries 7. Christmas, 1960-1970
  353. Series 81, Subseries 8. Vote on Repeal (Taft-Hartley Act), 1949
  354. Series 82. Joseph R. McCarthy, 1952-1955, 1960
  355. Series 83. Records Pertaining to JWF's Tenure in House of Representatives, 1941-1945
  356. Series 83, Subseries 1. Records Pertaining to JWF’s Tenure in the House of Representatives (General), 1941-1945
  357. Series 83, Subseries 2. Legislation, 1942-1944
  358. Series 83, Subseries 3. Military, 1943-1945
  359. Series 83, Subseries 4. Cross-Reference Material, 1943-1945
  360. Series 83, Subseries 5. Jobs, 1942-1945
  361. Series 83, Subseries 6. Office of Price Administration, 1943-1944
  362. Series 83, Subseries 7. War Production Board, 1942-1944
  363. Series 84. Election Campaigns of 1942 and 1944, 1936-1945
  364. Series 84, Subseries 1. House of Representatives Election Campaign, 1936-1942
  365. Series 84, Subseries 2. Senate Election Campaign (General), 1943-1944
  366. Series 84, Subseries 3. Senate Election Campaign (County Correspondence), 1943-1944
  367. Series 84, Subseries 4. Senate Election Campaign (County Lists), 1943-1945
  368. Series 84, Subseries 5. Senate Election Campaign (Congratulations), 1944-1945
  369. Series 85. Records of Senate Subcommittee Investigating Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1943-1951
  370. Series 85, Subseries 1. Records of Senate Subcommittee Investigating Reconstruction Finance Corporation (General), 1943-1951
  371. Series 85, Subseries 2. Subcommittee Hearings Transcripts, 1950-1951
  372. Series 85, Subseries 3. Investigation of Companies, 1944, 1946-1951
  373. Series 85, Subseries 4. Investigation of Board Nominees, 1950-1951
  374. Series 85, Subseries 5. Public Response, 1950-1951
  375. Series 85, Subseries 6. Investigations of Loan Agencies, 1948-1950
  376. Series 85, Subseries 7. News Clippings, 1950-1951
  377. Series 85, Subseries 8. Investigations of Usury Actions, 1950
  378. Series 85, Subseries 9. Miscellaneous Documents, 1949-1950
  379. Series 86. Photographs and Memorabilia
  380. Series 87. Cross Reference Files (Restricted)
  381. Series 88. Personal and Business Correspondence, 1932-1974
  382. Series 88, Subseries 1. Personal Acquaintance Correspondence, 1942-1974
  383. Series 88, Subseries 2. Legal Notes and Materials, 1932, 1945
  384. Series 88, Subseries 3. Phipps Case Materials, 1933, 1944 (Restricted)
  385. Series 88, Subseries 4. Business Correspondence, 1943, 1967 (Restricted)
  386. Series 88, Subseries 5. Fulbright Foundation Correspondence, 1961-1967
  387. Series 88, Subseries 6. University of Arkansas Correspondence and Materials, 1939-1974
  388. Series 88, Subseries 7. College and Government Personnel Correspondence, 1943-1974
  389. Series 88, Subseries 8. Burning Tree and Chevy Chase Country Club Recommendations for Membership and Related Correspondence, 1945-1972
  390. Series 88, Subseries 9. Personal Greetings from Friends, 1953-1969
  391. Series 88, Subseries 10. Condolences on Death of Mother, 1953
  392. Series 88, Subseries 11. Foreign Correspondents, 1944-1972
  393. Series 88, Subseries 12. Family Correspondence, 1942-1972
  394. Series 89. JWF-Introduced Bills and Resolutions and Congressional Voting Record
  395. Series 89, Subseries 1. Synopses of Bill
  396. Series 89, Subseries 2. JWF-Introduced Bills and Resolutions
  397. Series 89, Subseries 3. Congressional Voting Record
  398. Series 90. Right Wing Materials, 1959-1969
  399. Series 91. Miscellaneous Records, 1944-1974
  400. Series 91, Subseries 1. General and Constituent Correspondence, 1945-1974
  401. Series 91, Subseries 2. Crank Letters, 1944-1974
  402. Series 91, Subseries 3. Guest Books
  403. Series 92. Ethics in Government, 1951, 1954-1955
  404. Series 93. Boards, Commissions, and Committees, 1961-1974
  405. Series 93, Subseries 1. General, 1961-1974
  406. Series 93, Subseries 2. National Cultural Center and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 1957-1974
  407. Series 93, Subseries 3. Smithsonian Institution, 1959-1974
  408. Series 93, Subseries 4. Presidential Scholars, 1964-1968
  409. Series 93, Subseries 5. Museum of Modern Art, 1961-1974
  410. Series 93, Subseries 6. Arkansas Territorial Restoration, 1961-1973
  411. Series 93, Subseries 7. Hall of Fame, 1960-1969
  412. Series 93, Subseries 8. Archives of American Art, 1960-1967
  413. Series 93, Subseries 9. Rhodes Scholars, 1965-1974
  414. Series 93, Subseries 10. Miscellaneous, 1956-1961
  415. Series 94. Office Staff Files
  416. Series 95. Office Files, 1956-1974
  417. Series 95, Subseries 1. General Files, ca. 1956-1974
  418. Series 95, Subseries 2. Accounts, ca. 1948-1972
  419. Series 95, Subseries 3. Telephone Messages, 1963-1973
  420. Series 95, Subseries 4. Office Memos, 1955-1974
  421. Series 95, Subseries 5. Senate Democratic Party Committee, 1969-1974
  422. Series 95, Subseries 6. Office Personnel
  423. Series 95, Subseries 7. Applications for Employment, 1944-1974
  424. Series 95, Subseries 8. Appointments and Visits
  425. Series 96. Audiovisual Material
  426. Series 96, Subseries 1. Audio Reel-to-Reel Recordings
  427. Series 96, Subseries 2. Audio Cassette Recordings
  428. Series 96, Subseries 3. Records
  429. Series 96, Subseries 4. Films and Slides

Acquisition Information

The J. William Fulbright Papers, Second Accession were donated to the Special Collections Department by J. William Fulbright in 1974. Series 61, Boxes 42-50 were received as an addition to the collection, MC 144-B(c).

Processing Information

Processing completed in 1976. Series 61, Boxes 42-50 processed at a later date.

Index to Speeches: A-B

The original typewritten index to the speeches of Senator J. William Fulbright was created by his office staff. It includes topical references to his speeches and public statements between December 10, 1939, and December 1974. The index is alphabetical by topic; subtopics are generally listed chronologically.
Citations following each entry are of two varieties, depending on whether the speechwas delivered on the floor of the Senate or House, or given elsewhere. A citation giving only the date refers to a speech delivered outside of the floor of Congress. For example, the citation 8.24.47 refers to a speech given August 24, 1947.These speeches are in Series 72 as the papers are now arranged. A citation with both a date and a page number refers to a speech delivered on the floor of Congress, and the reference is to a page in the bound volume of the Congressional Record.
A citation of the date followed by the symbol (SF) means that, at the time the index was created, the permanent, bound volume of the Record had not yet been published. The floor speeches constitute Series 71 of the papers.
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Views regarding effectiveness
2.4.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Laird testimony before Foreign Relations Committee
3.21.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), general views concerning development of
4.19.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), general views concerning
4.25.69 (S4057)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Russians and development of
4.27.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Nixon Administration position criticized
6.22.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile) and disarmament negotiations
8.5.69 (S9196)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile) and U. S. security
8.6.69 (S9238)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile) and U. S. security
8.6.69 (S9238)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), need to cut research on, noted
8.11.69 (S9586)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), general criticism
8.12.69 (S9725) 12.3.69
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Henry Cabot Lodge, "A Citizen Looks at ABM"
7.13.70 (S11376)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), usefulness of
6.26.74 (S11598) 7.31.74
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Nixon's statement regarding
5.20.71
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), Russian activity after treaty,
6.12.73 (S10917)
ABM (Antiballistic Missile), treaty
6.12.73 (S10917)
Abernathy, Ralph
5.7.68 (SF)
Abu Simbel
5.1.60; 5.2.60 (9049)
Absolutism, of civil rights advocates
7.24.57 (12548)
Academic freedom
2.23.60
Acheson, Dean, remarks on confirmation of
9.20.45 (8836); 9.24.45 (8893); 12.13.67 (SF)
Acheson, Dean, quoted on US foreign policy
5.13.47 (5143-4)
Acheson, Dean, nomination endorsed
1.18.49 (463)
Acheson, Dean, Republican attacks on, compared to Nazis
12.18.50; (16691)
Acheson, Dean, views on executive power,
3.1.68
Acheson, Dean, attitude toward executive supremecy
7.10.70 (S11054)
Adams, John Quincy, quoted
3.31.68
Addresses and speeches: National Business Executives
5.6.69 (EW)
Addresses and speeches: National War College
5.19.69 (EW)
Addresses and speeches: at Princeton University
5.1.69 (EW)
Addresses and speeches: before Joint Economic Committee
6.4.69 (EW)
Addresses and speeches: to Salvation Army
12.3.69 (EW)
Addresses and speeches: at Washington University
12.10.69 (EW)
Adenauer, Konrad
3.30.49 (3462)
Adenauer, Konrad, meeting with Senator Fulbright
6.7.59
Adenauer, Konrad, criticized
7.23.61
Adkins, Homer, discussed
see general folder on 1944 campaign
Administration
Indexed separately by Presidents, e.g., Nixon Administration, Johnson Administration.
Advertising, expenditures on
7.13.50 (10051)
Aesop, fable of wolves and sheep
7.30.40
Africa, legally owned by European powers
11.14.47
Africa, respect for culture of
4.23.56
Africa, new nations
8.23.60
Africa, resistance to communism
10.28.63 (20337)
African Unity Organization, introduction of bill to extend immunity to
4.10.73 (S6901)
Agar, Herbert, quoted on federalism
7.9.57 (11087)
Aggression, defined
4.17.68
Agnew, Spiro, criticism of
11.19.69 (S14016)
Agnew, Spiro, his Asian trip referred to
2.26.70 (SF) (S2401)
Agnew, Spiro, Byrd amendment, Military Sales Act, and attack on Agnew
6.26.70 (S9991)
Agnew, Spiro, his attack on supporters of McGovern, Hatfield Amendment
8.18.70 (S13584)
Agnew, Spiro, compared to Goebbels
6.26.70 (S9991)
Agrarianism, in South
1.19.55
Agricultural appropriations for 1962, commended
6.20.61 (10811)
Agricultural products, import controls
1.23.52 (427-443)
Agricultural products, research
7.29.58 (15356)
Agricultural products, subsidies, compared to tariffs
2.18.53 (1177)
Agricultural surpluses
8.19.62
Agricultural surpluses, benefits of
2.18.53 (1178)
Agricultural surpluses, distribution
8.9.60 (16044); 3.21.60
Agricultural surpluses, sale to Communist nations
9.24.64 (SF)
Agricultural weather service
5.16.61
Agriculture, and education
6.28.40
Agriculture, and U of A
6.28.40
Agriculture, current policies
2.18.53 (1175-87)
Agriculture, effects of tariffs on
5.4.55 (5619-22)
Agriculture, falling prices
8.9.54 (13676)
Agriculture, subsidies for
8.17.54 (14794)
Agriculture, impact of drought
8.18.54 (14987)
Agriculture, credit
5.19.55
Agriculture, progress in Arkansas
5.19.55
Agriculture, county buildings
1.17.57 (682); 1.14.59 (619)
Agriculture, cause of low income in South
5.18.57
Agriculture, aid to farmers in excessive rainfall areas, letter to President
3.16.58; 3.19.58
Agriculture, and US trade
7.17.58 (14080)
Agriculture, benefits under Kennedy Administration
5.20.61
Agriculture, and world politics
5.15.62 (11596)
Agriculture, crop insurance
6.25.62 (11596)
Agriculture, Senate Bill of 1962
8.1.62
Agriculture, importance of Government aid
8.30.62
Agriculture, should not be sacrificed to urban needs
1.28.65 (SF)
Agriculture, soil and water resources
5.3.66 (SF)
Agriculture, aid to large cooperatives
7.15.66 (SF)
Agriculture, optimistic prospects
8.29.66 (SF)
Agriculture, Food for Peace program
8.29.66 (SF); 8.30.66 (SF)
Agriculture, subsidies for rural residents
12.13.67(SF)
Agriculture, subsidies for rural residents, 1969 appropriation
5.29.68 (SF)
Agriculture Conservation projects
4.2.69
Agriculture Conservation projects, Farm programs
7.7.69 (S7619)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Food Stamp Program in Arkansas praised
5.28.70 (S7959)
Agriculture Conservation projects, "Rambling Along" by Roy Prewitt
3.10.71 (S2847)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Fish Farming Experimental Stations
3.10.71 (S2847)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Bayh Bill to reduce price supports
7.15.71 (S11203)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Support for Farm Credit Act of 1971
7.30.71 (S12674)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Farm Credit Act
7.31.71
Agriculture Conservation projects, "They're Farming Catfish By The Acre, But Supply is Still Short", by Roy Reed, in NYT
8.2.71 (S12795)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Mansfield amendment to interim agreement and Jackson amendment
9.7.72 (S14279)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Interim agreement, JWF support for cloture motion on Jackson amendment
9.13.72 (S14765)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Interim agreement, colloquy with Jackson
9.13.72 ( (S14786)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Interim agreement, debate and vote on cloture and amendments (including JWF amendment)
9.14.72 (S14869)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Symington amendment
9.14.72 (S14881)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Muskie amendment
9.14.72 (S14887)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Brooke amendment
9.14.72 (S14902)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Final passage of SJR 241
9.14.72 (S14911)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Interim agreement, on and procedural matters on floor
9.14.72 (S14868)
Agriculture Conservation projects, Times and Post articles
3.27.73 (S5805)
Aid
see foreign aid
Airlines, service to South America
6.16.55 (8410-1)
Alaska, magical effect of statehood on, questioned
3.11.54 (3080)
Alaska, commonwealth status
6.27.58 (12451-2)
Alaska, special benefits of highway bill
6.29.60 (14940-2)
Alaska and Hawaii, statehood for, effect on continuity, strength, and unity of existing states
3.29.54 (3950)
Alaska and Hawaii, and unity of existing states
3.29.54 (3950)
Alaska and Hawaii, statehood for, opposed,
4.1.54 (4331)
Alaska and Hawaii, commonwealth status advocated
3.29.54 (3948-59)
Albania, aid to
8.17.61 (16142)
Alcohol plants, disposal of
7.27.46 (10273)
Algeria
8.23.59
Algeria, need for self-government
3.29.54 (3953)
Algeria, independence tribute
7.3.62
Algeria, foresight of Kennedy's views
11.24.63
Algeria, wise Gaullist policy towards
3.6.66
Alliance for Progress
5.9.61 (7628-9); 5.20.61, 11.12.63 (21608), 3.4.65 (SF)
Alliance for Progress, not imperialism
8.6.61
Alliance for Progress, and coffee prices
5.21.63 (9157)
Alliance for Progress, loan program
12.16.63 (24699-704)
Alliance for Progress, Inter-American committee
1.28.64 (SF)
Alliance for Progress, and US policy myths
3.25.64 (SF); 3.22.66; 6.18.66 (SF)
Alliance for Progress, in Brazil
8.9.65
Alliance for Progress, and Dominican Crisis
9.15.65 (SF)
Alliance for Progress, Inter-American Bank
8.23.67 (SF)
Allport, Gordon, quoted
3.7.66 (SF); 5.5.66
Alsop, Joe, JWF never reads columns of
3.7.66
Aluminum, new Alcoa plant at Bauxite
1.21.51
Ambassadors, inability to speak foreign languages
7.13.50 (10053); 6.9.59 (10288)
Ambassadors, need for career men
5.7.59
Ambassadors and diplomatic officers, representation allowances
6.1.59
Ambassadors, nomination of ambassador to Greece
12.19.69 (SF) S17229
Ambassadors, credentials discussed
4.3.70 (SF) S5033)
Ambassadors, abuse of Senate confirmation procedures
6.17.69 (SF) S6549
America, moral standards in
3.27.51 (2904-6)
America, the public mind of America
5.6.69 (EW)
America, military invincibility of noted
5.6.69 (EW)
America, the double identity of noted
5.6.69 (EW)
America, the military man in America discussed
4.18.69 (EW)
America, allocation of her resources discussed
6.4.69 (EW)
America, views on condition of American society
12.3.69 (EW)
American character, time-consciousness of
4.26.51 (4401)
American character, compared to communism
4.26.51 (4401)
American character, no aptitude for long-term problems
4.26.51 (4401)
American character, desire for quick solution
12.5.51
American character, materialist solutions of
3.7.52
American character, lack of self-discipline
3.7.52
American character, analysis of
3.7.52
American character, lack of moderation in foreign policy
3.7.52
American character, self-righteousness
4.23.53
American character, political immaturity
7.31.55
American character, materialism and self-interest
6.3.58
American character, comprehensive critique
8.21.58 (18903-8)
American character, similarities to European
10.7.58
American character, psychological strains of Cold War
4.18.59
American character, traditionally introverted,
4.18.59
American character, excels in business
7.2.59 (12563)
American character, effects on foreign policy
7.8.59 (12970-2)
American character, lack of self-criticism
9.9.59 (18774)
American character, frustration
9.1.60
American character, chauvinism
3.26.61
American character, concern over bigness
4.20.61
American character, failure to understand world responsibilities
4.20.61
American character, failure to understand world responsibilities
4.20.61
American character, need for consensus
4.20.61
American character, lack of national purpose
7.28.61
American character, anti-intellectualism
10.13.62
American character, periodic intolerance
5.1.63
American character, intolerance and violence
5.1.63
American character, barbarism
12.5.63
American character, legacy of Puritan moralism
12.5.63
American character, impatience with law
12.5.63
American character, myths about Cold War
3.25.64 (SF)
American character, confusion of democracy with capitalism, etc.
3.25.64 (SF)
American character, impact of cold war
4.5.64
American character, faith in military solutions to foreign problem
4.5.64
American character, mistrust of government, criticized
6.26.64
American character, attitude toward politicians
10.16.64
American character, excessive idealism
12.8.64
American character, crusading spirit
3.12.65
American character, world's least imperialistic country
8.9.65
American character, unrevolutionary
9.15.65 (SF)
American character, excessive pursuit of consensus
10.22.65 (SF)
American character, intolerance of dissent
10.22.65 (SF)
American character, arrogance of power
4.21.66; 4.27.66; 5.5.66
American character, lack of empathy with revolution
4.27.66
American character, computerized anonymity
2.2.67
American character, regenerative force of youth,
8.8.67
American character, technological ethic, criticized,
11.24.68
American character, loss of individuality
11.24.68
American character, American national image
11.3.59
American Revolution, origin of current anti-colonialism
7.4.54
American society, analyzed
11.24.68
American society, threat from right
11.24.68
American way of life
6.7.49 (7333)
American way of life, compared to Russian
1.19.51
American way of life, depersonalization of
12.13.67(SF)
Amicus Curiae brief
9.4.58
Amicus Curiae brief, attitude of Supreme Court toward
3.1.60 (4031)
Amortization program, accelerated
7.26.55 (11509)
Angell, Norman, quoted
7.15.43; 2.13.46
Antarctic treaty
7.1.60 (15421-2); 7.2.60 (15609-10); 8.9.60 (16044-7); 8.10.60 (16096-8) (16113); 4.24.67 (SF)
Anti-colonialism, origin in American revolution
7.4.54
Anti-colonialism, development
3.10.61
Anti-intellectualism, swinish blight of
2.2.54 (1105)
Anti-intellectualism, and Senator McCarthy
5.27.54
Anti-intellectualism, spread of
6.14.54
Anti-lynching bill, and limits of federal peacekeeping powers
4.1.48 (3950)
Antitrust laws, necessary
6.2.50 (7959)
Appeasement
7.30.40
Approval, desire of men for
10.5.43 (and many others)
Aqaba, Crisis
5.24.67 (SF); 5.23.67; 5.24.67
Aqaba War, Israeli attack on USS Liberty
2.25.68
Arab refugees
4.29.60 (8979); 6.15.60 (12620-1)
Arab refugees, treatment by Israel, criticized
5.1.1960
Arab states, political capabilities of
8.31.59 (17355)
Arab states, Russian influence with
5.24.67 (SF)
Arbitration, compulsory
10.31.46
Archbishop of Canterbury, views on Vietnam
9.25.67
Architecture, poor quality in US
11.24.68
Area Redevelopment Bill
5.13.58 (8523-30); 3.9.61 (3632-7); 6.25.63 (11592-3); 3.14.61 (3869-71)
Argentina, admission to UN, criticized
4.11.46 (3508)
Arkansas, economic problems of
10.18.40
Arkansas, problems of education
4.1.48 (3949)
Arkansas, irrigation needs of
4.13.48 (4374)
Arkansas, agriculture, Market News Service
4.26.49
Arkansas, right-to-work law
10.5.65 (SF)
Arkansas, removal of natural wealth from state
5.4.49 (5592)
Arkansas, pronunciation
5.9.49
Arkansas, economic development
11.8.49; 11.10.65
Arkansas, handling of racial problems
8.21.53
Arkansas, drought
8.18.54 (14987)
Arkansas, economic opportunities
5.20.56
Arkansas, industrialization
5.20.56
Arkansas, freeze, appeal for disaster aid
5.1.57
Arkansas, floods
6.6.57 (8457)
Arkansas, public works programs
3.3.58 (3219)
Arkansas, water development in
5.13.58
Arkansas, agriculture
12.17.58
Arkansas, water development projects
4.29.59
Arkansas, water development projects
4.29.59
Arkansas, racial discord
8.23.59
Arkansas, scapegoat for civil rights groups
9.11.59 (19018)
Arkansas, education
2.3.60 (1961-2)
Arkansas, no restrictions on Negro voting
3.1.60 (3980-90)
Arkansas, water resources development
4.6.60; 8.10.60 (16154)
Arkansas, duck hunting
5.11.61 (7825)
Arkansas, hospital construction
6.5.61
Arkansas, influence in Congress
7.20.62
Arkansas, prosperity under Democrats
9.12.62
Arkansas, Republican party
3.28.63
Arkansas, water resources redevelopment
6.18.63
Arkansas, folk music
10.9.63 (19053)
Arkansas, benefits of federal programs
10.26.64
Arkansas, voting provisions
4.30.65 (SF)
Arkansas, economic development study commission
1.20.66
Arkansas, Crittenden country
1.20.66
Arkansas, economic effect of foreign aid on
7.28.66 (SF)
Arkansas, Project Green Thumb
10.3.66 (SF)
Arkansas, conservation of Buffalo River
1.30.67 (SF)
Arkansas, Legislature's views on Vietnam
2.1.67 (SF)
Arkansas, Legislature's views on gun control bill
3.3.67 (SF)
Arkansas, water and sewer projects
3.4.68 (SF)
Arkansas, tax-exempt bonds for industrial development
3.26.68(SF)
Arkansas, achievements under Democratic Party
9.20.68; 9.21.68; 9.26.68; 10.4.68
Arkansas, tree farming in noted
1.15.69 (SF)
Arkansas, natural resources in noted
1.15.69 (SF)
Arkansas, natural resources in noted
1.15.69 (SF)
Arkansas, tourist attractions in
3.7.69 (SF) S2432
Arkansas, education in Arkansas discussed
3.7.69 (SF) S5358
Arkansas, VISTA program in noted
5.12.69 (SF) S6116
Arkansas, cultural achievements recognized
6.9.69 (SF) S6116
Arkansas, river development project noted
11.13.69 (SF) S14274
Arkansas, football programs in praised
12.9.69 (SF) S16169
Arkansas, pollution problems in
4.23.70 (SF) S6149
Arkansas, fish farming in noted
4.23.70 (SF) S6143
Arkansas, food stamp program in praised
5.28.70 (SF) S7959
Arkansas, folklife festival praised
7.16.70
Arkansas, newspapers - tribute to Arkansas Gazette
11.20.69 (SF) S14731
Arkansas Gazette
5.6.58 (8108)
Arkansas Gazette, tribute to
11.20.69 (S14731)
Arkansas Post State Park, survey
3.12.56 (4451)
Arkansas Razorbacks, national champions
1.12.65 (SF)
Arkansas River, control of
4.13.48 (4376)
Arkansas River development
5.9.49; 7.27.50 (11191); 6.13.56 (10180); 5.29.57 (7940); 5.13.58; 12.17.58; 4.7.59 (5403-4); 4.29.59; 4.6.60; 5.18.62; 8.7.64 (SF); 5.18.65; 10.4.68
Arkansas River development, Dardanelle Dam
7.5.55 (9877); 7.13.55 (10405)
Arkansas River development, presidential veto
4.25.58 (7382-3)
Arkansas River Project, criticism by Life Magazine
8.20.63 (15388-90)
Arkansas State College, financial needs
12.17.58
Armaments Race, leads to war
9.9.63 (16535)
Armed forces, civilian supremacy
4.26.51 (4401)
Armed forces, need for faith in leadership of
4.26.51 (4402)
Armed forces, strength
5.14.59 (8146)
Armed forces, civilian control
8.2.61 (14433)
Armed forces, need for both nuclear and conventional forces
11.21.62
Arms Control and Disarmament Act
6.17.63 (10959-60)
Arms Race, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and arms race
3.10.69 (SF) S2556
American Industry
4.18.69
American Industry, General views concerning
4.19.69 (EW)
American Industry, Problem of
5.19.69 (EW)
American Industry, Views on halting it
6.4.69 (EW)
American Industry, General views concerning
4.3.70 (SF) S5037
American Industry, Possibilities and consequences
7.18.74 (S12889)
American Industry, Statement on
7.31.74
Army-Navy Hospital at Hot Springs
9.11.59 (19104)
Army, Intelligence Act, criticized
3.12.70 (SF) S3644
Army, Intelligence Act, Article by Christopher Pyle, "Conus Revisited, The Army Covers Up"
7.6.70 (S10557)
Army, Intelligence Act, Surveillance of civilian and political activities, letter from Air Force sent to Ervin
7.13.70 (S11143)
Army Reserve
7.22.62
Arnold, Phillip, Department of State report of nomination of
5.18.72 (S8077)
Aron, Raymond, quoted
12.8.64; 5.4.65
Arrogance of Power
4.21.66; 4.27.66
Arrogance of Power, root cause of war
5.5.66
Arrogance of Power, role of foreign aid in causing
7.26.66 (SF)
Art, German paintings, in US
4.22.48 (4744)
Art, German paintings, exhibition of German paintings
2.25.49 (1556)
Art, German paintings, and the Fulbright Program
2.28.59
Art, German paintings, abstract
10.29.59
Art, German paintings, Smithsonian Institute Exhibits
7.23.69 (EW)
Artistic freedom, and Russia
9.11.63 (16814)
Arts, federal encouragement for
3.22.58
Arts, role of
6.6.58
Arts, site for Kennedy Center
8.23.65 (SF)
Asaki Evening News interview, U.S.-Japan relations, Middle East and oil, role of Congress, Watergate, executive privilege
6.28.73
Ascoli, Max
4.16.59
Ashmore, Harry, tribute
5.6.58 (8108)
Asia, respect for culture of
4.23.56
Asia, revolutionary transitions
12.8.65
Asia, historic US role in
7.22.66 (SF)
Asia, nature of communism in
1.21.68
Asia, American policy toward
3.31.68
Asian Development Bank
3.2.66 (SF); 9.20.66; 4.19.69 (EW); 3.4.70 (SF) S2931
Asian Doctrine
7.22.66 (SF)
Astronauts, sale of life stories, criticized
10.2.63 (18544)
Aswan Dam
11.22.56
Aswan Dam, failure of US aid has driven Egypt away from West
4.30.57
Aswan Dam, analysis of US policy
8.14.57 (14703-9)
Aswan Dam, and Middle East Policy
6.7.59
Athens, Periclean Age
6.29.61 (11703)
Atlantic Alliances
11.19.64
Atlantic Alliances, damage from US Middle East Policies
1.24.57
Atlantic Alliances, promise of
4.11.62
Atlantic Alliances, core of world concert of Free Nations
4.30.63
Atlantic Alliances, unsettling influences
11.30.63
Atlantic Alliances, political institutions
12.12.64
Atlantic Alliances, assessment of current problems
5.4.65
Atlantic Assembly
11.19.64; 5.4.65
Atlantic Charter, criticized by C. B. Luce
2.16.43 (1011)
Atlantic Charter, and Russian expansion
2.18.45
Atlantic Community
12.8.47
Atlantic Community, US leadership
1.18.51
Atlantic Community, heart of Western civilization
11.21.62
Atlantic Community, increase cooperation
5.8.64
Atlantic Community, relations to world
5.4.65
Atlantic Highway, need to defend
7.30.40
Atlantic partnership
11.21.62
Atlantic unity, challenge of de Gaulle
4.30.63
Atomic bomb, significance of
10.20.45
Atomic bomb, inspection and control of
10.20.45
Atomic bomb, effect on popular thinking
10.20.45
Atomic bomb, and the UN
10.20.45
Atomic bomb, has weakened American defense
11.8.45
Atomic bomb, UN inspection urged
11.8.45
Atomic bomb, and disarmament
11.26.45 (10973)
Atomic bomb, suspicion caused by testing of
3.29.46 (2791-2)
Atomic bomb, cannot be outlawed
4.11.45 (3509)
Atomic bomb, politics in development of
5.15.47 (5340)
Atomic bomb, control of
5.20.47 (5511)
Atomic energy
10.4.45 (9399)
Atomic energy, international control of
4.11.46 (3507-9)
Atomic energy, Lilienthal report on control of
5.17.46
Atomic energy, beneficial aspects of
11.5.47
Atomic energy, US could have used its monopoly on to promote peace
1.19.51
Atomic energy, profits for education
7.26.54 (12003-6)
Atomic energy, profits for education
7.26.54 (12003-6)
Atomic energy, medical uses of
2.14.55
Atomic weapons, should not be shared with allied
12.14.56
Atomic weapons, test ban
6.16.57; 6.17.57 (9318-9, 9323); 2.4.58 (1625)
Atwood, William, quoted
6.20.67 (SF)
Austria, success of Fulbright Program
6.26.52 (8113)
Austria, neutrality of
6.17.55 (8602)
Austria, tribute to
6.17.55 (8604)
Austria, treaty
6.17.55 (8601-4); 8.19.62
Austria, exchange program with
1.1.60
Austria, in twentieth century
5.11.65
Austria, example of East-West accord
5.11.65
Austria, Austro-Hungarian Empire, dissolution of, unwise
4.23.53
Austria, 1955 treaty
12.13.67 (SF)
Automotive agreement with Canada
4.30.65 (SF)
Aviation, postwar controls on
2.1.43 (1011)
Bacon, Francis, quoted
1.24.74
Bagehot, Walter, quoted
4.25.61
Balance of payments
7.8.59 (12953); 2.6.61 (1725); 3.15.61 (3995-7); 2.23.65 (SF)
Balance of payments, US travel to Europe encouraged
4.24.50
Balance of payments, need to aid foreign countries in
4.26.50 (5776)
Balance of payments, and tourism
2.24.65 (SF)
Balance of payments, and foreign aid
3.4.65 (SF)
Balance of payments, withdraw some US troops
3.5.49; 3.14.65
Balance of payments, and wheat sales to Russia
8.30.65 (SF)
Balance of payments, reason for US aggravation of arms races
7.26.66 (SF)
Balance of payments, and foreign aid program
8.17.67 (SF)
Balance of payments, effect of Inter-American Bank
8.23.67 (SF)
Balance of Power, views concerning
4.19.69 (EW) and cloture, 3.9.71 (S2655)
Balfour Declaration on Palestine
10.21.45
Balkan federation
3.30.49 (3457)
Balkan union
4.5.49 (3885)
Baltic states
3.5.60 (4555)
Bank, Interest, JWF votes present on Brock Amendment
5.22.73 (S9593)
Bank mergers
7.25.56 (14346-7, 14351-5); 5.6.60 (9710-13)
Bank mergers, danger of monopolies
4.25.56 (6935-6)
Banking
10.17.59
Banking, period of prosperity
8.21.53
Banking, dangers of chain banking
5.20.54 (6904)
Banking, members of boards
6.23.55 (9070)
Banking, branch banks in certain states
3.23.55 (9083-4)
Banking, federal legislation
3.14.57 (3680-94); 3.18.57 (3837); 3.19.57 (3955-60); 3.21.57 (4129-34)
Banking, insured banks and savings & loan associations
2.10.58
Banking, current legislation
5.28.58
Banking and Currency Committee, financial needs of
2.21.56 (3026-9)
Banking and Currency Committee, departure from chairmanship
2.4.59 (1742)
Barkhead, Annie Mae, tribute to
4.22.69 (EW)
Barkley, Alben, eulogy
5.9.56 (7749)
Barnett, Doak, quoted
5.5.66
Barnett case, criminal contempt
5.20.64 (SF)
Bartlett, Robert, tribute to
2.19.69 (SF) S1845)
Basketball, scandal
3.27.51 (2905)
Battle Act
5.11.61 (7829)
Bauxite
3.26.43 (2566); 7.1.54 (9496)
Bauxite, northern exploitation
3.26.68 (SF)
Baxter, Dr. L. L., Northwest Arkansas Times editorial
6.26.74 (S11973)
Bay of Pigs Invasion, President Kennedy, JWF, and
4.19.69 (EW)
Beard, Charles A., quoted
10.23.47
Beaver Dam
4.6.49; 6.13.56 (10180); 4.30.59
Beeson, Albert C., confirmation of, opposed
2.18.54 (1998)
Belgian-American Foundation
8.24.51 (10637)
Belgium, extradition convention
8.6.64 (SF)
Bell, David, tribute
6.11.65 (SF)
Ben Gurion, David, interview on Israel and Mid-East situation
4.1.71 (S4186)
Ben Gurion, David, Quoted
11.2.74
Benelux countries, currency union
4.5.49 (3878)
Bennett, Dr. John C, mentioned
5.12.70 (SF) S6998
Benson, Ezra Taft, farm policies of
2.18.53 (1176-87)
Bentham, Jeremy, political philosophy of
1.21.63
Benton, William, tribute to on death
4.73 (S6403)
Berlin, Russian propaganda base
8.24.51 (10638)
Berlin, courage of
6.17.55 (8604)
Berlin, US presence in, supported
2.26.59 (3033)
Berlin, international control suggested
3.14.59
Berlin, access routes
7.23.61
Berlin, can be closed to refugees
7.30.61
Berlin, Allies should initiate negotiations
7.30.6
Berlin, free city proposal
7.30.61
Berlin, no restrictions on travel between sectors
8.4.61 (14696)
Berlin, negotiable issues
9.21.61
Berlin, freedom of, vital US interest
9.21.61
Berlin, situation due to Allied lack of foresight
9.16.63 (17060)
Berlin, US should not abandon
4.21.66
Berlin, crisis
3.14.59; 3.16.59 (4231)
Berlin, summit conference
3.5.59
Berlin, stalemate
9.9.59 (18774)
Berlin, Berlin situation
8.19.62
Berlin, background
9.1.61 (17914)
Bernstein, Leonard
6.27.61 (11403)
Berry, Senator James
4.5.60 (7323)
Betancourt, Romulo, tribute
2.14.63 (2312)
Better Schools Act of 1973
3.24.74
Beveridge, Albert, quoted
5.5.67; 9.25.67
Beveridge Plan
7.15.43
Biffle, Les, tribute
4.6.66 (SF)
Binational educational exchanges
2.9.65 (SF)
Bio-chemical Warfare
6.8.71
Bionder, Bernard C., tribute to
10.21.71 (S16746)
Birmingham, Alabama, church bombing
9.16.63 (17021)
Birth control
1.16.65
Birth control, in backward nations
8.6.61, 3.14.67 (SF)
Birth control, more staffing needed
5.19.67 (SF)
Birth control, Packwood Amendment to Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Act
11.10.71 (S18101)
Bishop, Dr. Charles
8.14.74
Black, Justice Hugo, quoted
5.20.64 (SF)
Black market, domestic
6.27.47 (7795)
Blake, Peter, quoted
4.5.64
Bloodworth, D., article by, "East Thinks West is Filthy," character and traits of Asians
9.28.70 (S16582)
Board, Joseph, "Government and Politics of Sweden," low unemployment, ecology, urban planning in Sweden
12.21.70 (S20868)
Boeing industries
10.3.67(SF
Books, US, sale abroad
9.5.62 (18598-9)
Boorstin, Daniel, quoted
10.13.62
Borculo, Holland, gift to Warren, Ark
12.8.49
Boston Red Sox
12.8.67(SF)
Bowles, Chester, suggested for UN ambassadorship, 8.13.60 (16362) tribute
1.23.61 (1150)
Boxer Rebellion
9.27.45 (9044); 3.7.66 (SF)
Bowie knife, Fleming article about inventor, James Black
4.10.72 (S5712)
Boy Scouts of America
2.5.52 (791)
Bracero program
8.15.63 (15203)
Brant, Willi
1.19.67 (SF)
Brazil, most important country in Latin America
6.14.65 (SF)
Brazil, US policy toward
8.9.65
Brazil, conditions in Recife
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Brazil, unconscious imperialism of US policy in
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Brazil, Brazil, referred to
6.9.69 (SF)
Brazil, American Embassy, "Operation Topsy"
10.6.72 (S17145)
Bretton Woods Agreement
6.19.45 (6255); 7.18.45 (7671-2)
Bretton Woods Agreement, amended
3.19.59 (4593-5)
Brewster, Senator Ralph Owen, colloquy with
12.18.50 (16695-6)
Brezhnev, Leonid, Normalization of relations with U.S.
6.26.74 (S11597)
Brezhnev, Leonid, Quoted on nuclear tests
7.31.74
Brezhnev, Leonid, Detente and the possibility of deposal
7.31.74
Brezhnev, Leonid, Quoted on western inflation
11.2.74
Bricker Amendment, Senate attitude on treaties
1.28.54 (939-40)
Bricker Amendment, gadget
1.31.54
Bricker Amendment, criticized
2.1.54 (1074)
Bricker Amendment, evidence of tendency to withdraw from reality
2.2.54 (1105)
Bricker Amendment, no need for
2.2.54 (1106)
Bricker Amendment, proposal of Senator George opposed
2.25.54 (2260)
Bricker Amendment, radicalism of
1.19.55
Briggs, Ellis
5.22.68 (SF)
Brinton, Crane, quoted
4.27.66
Brinton, Crane, quoted on revolutionary fervor
7.31.74
British Commonwealth
9.30.61
British Guiana
11.14.63 (21865)
British Guiana, independence opposed
6.23.63
Brock Amendment, Foreign Assistance Act, withdrawal of funds from countries not supporting 1949 Geneva Convention
10.29.71 (S17187)
Broilers, price supports for
2.7.50; 6.28.51 (7337)
Broomsticks, modification of duty
7.9.54 (10178-9)
Brotherhood, Article concerning, by Robert Yoakum
6.30.70 (S10240)
Brotherhood of man
1.13.55
Brown vs. Board of Education, condemned
12.17.58
Brown, Bruce K., tribute to
5.19.52
Browning, Mayor William E.
3.4.74 (S2665)
Brundage, Percival, tribute
5.2.57 (6274)
Brussels Conference
3.8.48 (2286)
Bruyère, Jean de la, quoted
5.5.66
Bryce, James, quoted
1.15.40
Brzezinski, Zbigniew, quoted
9.9.63 (16540); 11.24.68
Buddhism
4.8.59 (5491)
Buckley Amendment, Foreign Assistance Act, U S. membership in U.N. reassessed
10.29.71 (S17155)
Buckley Amendment, F. R., article, "Human Reward"
3.12.73 (S4385)
Budget, balancing problems
5.21.49
Budget, confusion surrounding increase in defense costs
9.26.67
Budget, Nixon's "Secret Plan -- the Budget," by Richard duBoff
3.9.71 (S2716)
Budget, Articles by Leland DuVall, Hobart Rowan, Dennis Duggan
8.6.71 (S13737)
Budget, Executive Shell Game - Hiding Billions from Con-Gress"
11.11.71 (S18232)
Budget, Military Spending, Economy, Harold Willens, statement
2.24.72 (S2513)
Budget, Federal review
2.15.74
Buffalo River, national wild rivers system
1.30.67 (SF)
Buffalo River, Should it become National River, article by Fred P. Graham, "Drifting Down the Arkansas River"
8.19.70 (S13402)
Buffalo River, designated as national river
4.22.71
Buffalo River, as national river
2.9.72 (S1494)
Bulgaria, mentioned
6.5.69 (SF) S5997
Bull Shoals dam
5.19.48 (6069)
Bumpers, Dale, announcement for Senate
3.13.74
Bumpers, Dale, Refusal to debate
5.13.74
Bureaucracy, condemn
12.10.43
Bureaucracy, misadministration in Campbell Soup case
2.7.64 (SF)
Bureaucracy, American mistrust of
6.26.64
Bureaucracy, tendency to expand
5.22.68 (SF)
Burger, Warren, nomination to Supreme Court
6.9.69 (SF) S6192)
Burke, Edmund, quoted
4.25.61; 1.21.63; 4.27.66; 5.5.66; 5.19.67 (SF)
Burma, Soviet diplomatic blunders
5.19.59 (8445-7)
Burma, economic aid
9.7.59 (18334)
Burma, untroubled by China
3.22.66
Burma, criticism of foreign aid programs by
7.26.66 (SF)
Business
2.7.64 (SF); 1.22.63 (787)
Business, ethics of
3.27.51 (2905)
Business, participation in government by men trained in
7.19.55 (10891-2)
Business, small, Republican disinterest in
7.25.47 (10183)
Business, desirability of
3.19.48 (3164)
Business, RFC loans
6.28.49
Business, government research clearinghouse for
8.9.49
Business, effect of minimum wage on
8.31.49 (12569-71)
Business, legislation aiding
6.2.50 (7959-60)
Business, and RFC
4.13.51 (3849-50)
Business, damaged by nation-wide minimum wage law
5.12.52
Business, Walsh-Healy Act
6.4.52 (6529-31)
Business, need to maintain
2.3.56 (1941); 3.15.56 (4804)
Business, economic difficulties
4.12.56 (6216-7)
Business, in South
5.20.56
Business, loans for excessive rainfall
1.27.58 (1051-2)
Business, need for assistance to
3.14.58 (4429)
Business, banking provisions
5.28.58
Business, federal loans
6.9.58 (10507-9, 10516-7, 10521-2, 10525-6)
Business, need for more government research and development contracts
7.1.58 (12795-6)
Business, tax relief
7.11.47 (8863); 7.23.47 (9791); 2.7.48; 3.9.48 (3163); 8.9.49 (11033); 7.28.55 (11757-8); 2.3.56 (1941-2); 3.15.56 (4804-6); 3.26.56 (5524-5); 4.19.56 (4804-7); 5.15.56 (8139-40); 2.21.57 (2401-3); 3.19.57; 3.21.57 (2401-3); 3.26.57 (4386-97); 3.27.57 (4478-9); 6.20.58 (11858)
Business, handicaps under FEPC laws
4.29.64 (SF)
Business, small, tax relief, letter to president
2.5.57
Business, small, correspondence with President
7.22.57 (12276)
Busing, Raspberry article
2.17.72 (S2054)
Butler, Samuel, quoted
6.4.66; 1.25.74
Butter, and margarine tax
12.18.47 (1159)
Butter, consumption
1.4.50 (48)
Butter, importation of
1.23.52 (441)
Butter, sale to Russia, endorsed
1.31.54
Butterfield, Fox, article on South Korean repression
7.18.74 (S12970)
Butterfield, Herbert, quoted
12.5.66; 2.22.67; 5.5.67
Butterworth, W.W., confirmation of
9.27.49 (13290-1)
Butz, Earl L., letter to, re impoundment of REAP funds
4.22.74 (S5998)
Byrd, Senator Harry, retirement
3.14.66 (SF)
Byrd Amendment, introduction of, as modification of Cooper-Church
6.10.70 (SF) S8780
Byrd Amendment, Debate concerning, and JWF views toward
6.11.70 (SF) S8801
Byrnes, James, foreign policy of
10.31.46
Byrns, Clarence, eulogy
9.23.64 (SF)
Byron, Lord, quoted
11.2.74

Index to Speeches: C-D

C-51, views concerning development of
9.9.69 (SF) S10311
Cabinet members, reports of,
11.26.43 (10042)
Cadillacs, with fur-lined floors
9.2.59 (11739)
Caldwell, Berry, interview with
1.18.73 (S1009)
Calhoun, John C., concurrent majority
1.19.55; 4.20.61
California, electric power in
3.23.45 (2656); 3.7.45 (2818)
Calley, Lt., and the Laotian incursion
4.1.71
Cambodia, Concerning developments in U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
5.26.70
Cambodia, "Issues and Answers," ABC-TV
5.17.70
Cambodia, Concerning military aid to, Committee on Foreign Relations
5.26.70
Cambodia, Invasion of, editorial, "Feet on the Flypaper," critical of Nixon
6.2.70 (S8164)
Cambodia, Invasion of, and media propaganda concerning, discussed
6.29.70 (S10149, 10150)
Cambodia, "Face the Nation"
7.5.70
Cambodia, Article by Richard Dudman, "Experiences and Observations in Cambodia"
7.7.70 (S10654)
Cambodia, Results of U.S. operations in, article by T, D. Aliman in Far East Economic Review
7.30.70 (S12443)
Cambodia, Growing U.S. Involvement in, "Cambodia: Into an Iceberg War," by T. D. Aliman
8.17.70 (S13516)
Cambodia, Mideast, SALT, "Meet the Press"
8.23.70
Cambodia, Military aid for, memo from President on determination
8.31.70 (S14687)
Cambodia, Recent developments (memo from Dept. of State), Nixon doctrine, U.S. personnel involvement in arms request
8.31.70 (S14689)
Cambodia, U.S. Military Operations in Cambodia, Secret War
10.14.7O (S18O67)
Cambodia, Economic and military aid to
11.20.70 (press release)
Cambodia, Special Foreign Aid Assistance Act of 1971, Gravel amendment re: additional money for military
12.15.70 (S20188)
Cambodia, Special Foreign Assistance Act of 197l, Gravel Amendment to eliminate supplemental millions to Cambodia
12.16.70 S20295)
Cambodia, Opening statement on hearings for foreign aid to Cambodia, Cambodian Resolution, (Cooper-Church)
12.10.70
Cambodia, Financing war in
2.15.71
Cambodia, Legislative history of military restrictions
1.17.71 (S369)
Cambodia, U.S. funds ceiling
10.23.71 (S17077)
Cambodia, U.S. aid to, letter to Compt. Gen. of U. S.
1.28.71
Cambodia, Widening of war in S. E. Asia
1.29.71, (S530)
Cambodia, Nixon, "U.S. Policy Toward Cambodia"
1.29.71 (S530)
Cambodia, 1970 statement by Sec. of State Rogers concerning
1.29.71 (S530)
Cambodia, Article by Dan Harrison, Dermott, Ark. News
3.24.71 (S3783)
Cambodia, Symington Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act
10.29.71 (S17170)
Cambodia, Gravel perfecting amendment to Foreign Assistance Act re
10.29.71 (S17172)
Cambodia, Bradsher article, "Reds Top Cambodia Aid"
9.28.72 (S16257)
Cambodia, POW's in
1.24.74 (S419)
Cambodia, Early developments noted
5.5.70 (SF) S6694
Cambodia, Mail concerning
5.13.70 (S7699)
Cambodia, Invasion criticized
5.15.70 (S7241)
Cambodia, Nixon decision to invade criticized
5.28.70 (S7106)
Cambodia, Nixon decision to ship arms criticized
5.28.70 (S8031)
Cambodia, Cooper-Church Amendment
6.9.70 (S8628)
Cambodia, Byrd amendment
6.10.70 (S8780)
Cambodia, Presidential powers as CIC
6.10.70 (7.10.70)
Cambodia, Forthcoming presidential report on Cambodia, with article by Ernest May and Thomas C. Schalling
6.29.70 (S10150)
Camelot project
8.25.65 (SF); 9.15.65 (SF)
Campaign expenditures, committee to investigate
2.22.56 (3106-8)
Campaign expenditures, TV - JWF states he will vote to override veto
11.23.70
Campaign expenditures, Announcement of Campaign Manager
1.2.74
Campaign expenditures, Probably issues
3.30.74
Campaign expenditures, Refusal of Bumpers to debate
5.13.74
Campaign expenditures, Reasons for defeat
5.29.74
Campaign of 1942, described
2.19.46
Campbell Soup Company, bureaucratic snarl
2.7.64 (SF)
Campbell, W. W., nomination to Federal Reserve Board
12.2.58
Camus, Albert, quoted
4.11.62; 3.14.66; 3.22.66; 4.21.66
Canada, and Inter-American organizations
3.15.45 (2025-6)
Canada, US relations with
1.19.54 (432-3), 9.28.66
Canada, US partnership with
5.16.63
Canada, historic American insensitivity toward
5.16.63
Canada, U. S. Foreign policy and Canada
6.8.70 (S8558)
Canada, and U. S. foreign policy, article by Clayton Fritchey
6.8.70 (S8558)
Capehart, Senator Homer, colloquy with, concerning RFC
4.13.51 (3840), (3847)
Capitalism, provides better living standard
11.27.44
Capitalism, defensible because of material benefits
3.28.45 (2899)
Capital punishment, abolished in Russia
11.14.47
Caraway, Hattie, eulogy
12.21.50 (16899)
Carlson, Senator Frank, tribute
1.23.68 (SF)
Carlyle, Thomas, quoted
4.28.66, 1.25.74, 11.2.74
Carroll, Walter, article, "Indochina Strife has Warped our Ideals, Let Reds into Middle East"
6.4.70 (S8372)
Carswell, Harold, views concerning nomination to Supreme Court
3.26.70 (S4638)
Case, Clifford, colloquy with, regarding Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
3.10.69 (S2556)
Case, Senator Francis, colloquy with
2.6.56 (2019-20)
Cash, James B., appointment
8.18.58
Cash, James B., as deputy commissioner of FHA
2.2.61 (1637)
Castro, Fidel, criticized
8.11.59 (15437)
Castro, Fidel, popular support of
8.11.59 (15437)
Catholic Church, attacks on
7.24.57 (12548)
Cavanaugh, Jerome, quoted
8.8.67
Ceiling prices, of strawberries
3.16.44 (2657)
Census, inequities in its taking in Arkansas noted
6.25.70 (S9851)
Central America, aid
3.28.63
Central America, imports
1.23.52 (427-43)
Central America, production and consumption
1.23.52
Central America, protective tariffs
2.18.53 (1176-7)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
1.31.62 (1326), (1328)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and separate espionage from other operations
4.30.61
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), should have no direct link with President
6.28.60 (14736)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), influence of Dulles brothers
5.16.66 (SF)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), influence on foreign policy
5.16.66 (SF)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), McCarthy Resolution
5.16.66 (SF)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), should be limited to gathering information
2.19.67
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), involvement in student activities
2.19.67
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), public reaction to disclosures about
3.19.67
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), views concerning
6.22.69 (EW)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Symington amendment to Defense Appropriations for 1972
11.23.71 (S19521)
Centralization, and cloture
2.4.49 (1873), (1874)
Centralization, opposed
12.3.58
Ceylon, appointment of Maxwell Gluck as ambassador to
7.2.57
Chamber of Commerce, work in foreign aid
4.30.57
Chanceries, prohibited in residential areas
7.5.62 (12742); 1.31.63 (1453); 7.24.63 (13214)
Charity, corrosive effect of
7.26.66 (SF)
Chau, Tran Ngoc, mentioned
4.3.70 (S5025)
Checks and balances, lever of compromise
2.1.49
Cheese, embargo
10.19.51 (13555); 1.30.52 (633-4); 6.4.52 (6556-7)
Cheese, trade in
1.28.52 (538-40)
Chemical Biological Warfare, views concerning
11.19.69, (S14532)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Geneva Protocol of 1925
11.25.69 (S15024)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Nixon Administration and
11.25.69 (S15024)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Nixon Administration position praised
2.19.70 (S1516)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Views re transfer of Pine Bluff Arsenal
4.1.70 (S4782)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Geneva Protocol
6.8.71, 7.16.71, 6.8.71 (S8486) and 7.15.71 (311325)
Chemical Biological Warfare, "Pentagon Fights Herbicide Ban," by B. Nossiter
7.16.71 (S11325)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Convention on biological weapons of U.S. & USSR
8.6.71 (S13729)
Chemical Biological Warfare, Use in Cambodia
11.15.71
Chessman, Caryl, European opposition to execution, criticized
2.19.60 (3072)
Chessman case, procedures criticized
3.1.60 (3988)
Chiang Kai-Shek
7.2.59 (12598)
Chiang Kai-Shek, Madame, status in US questioned
10.3.66 (SF)
Chicago Tribune
3.28.45 (2897)
Chicago Tribune, anglophobia of
4.26.51 (4406)
Chief Executive, dual role of
5.5.61
Chief Executive, preeminent role in foreign affairs
3.9.63
Chief Justice - nomination of Warren Burger to be
6.9.69 (SF) S6192
Child Care, Center for Early Development, Dr. Bettye Caldwell
1.19.72 (S35)
Child Care, Center for Early Development, Cosponsor of Head Start Act, etc., with statement, re to Kramer School and Caldwell
6.19.72 (S9666)
Child Care, Center for Early Development, In H.R.
1.10.17.72 (S18489)
Childhood Development, "Flights from Children," by William V. Shannon
7.15.71 (S11105)
Childhood Development, Interview with Dr. Bettye Caldwell
1.18.73 (S1009)
Chile, copper allocation from
6.11.52 (7032)
Chile, Project Camelot
8.25.65 (SF); 9.15.65 (SF)
Chile, present election in Chile, "Child: Test on American Maturity," by Ralph Dungan
9.28.70 (S16585)
China
4.4.60
China, danger of revolution in
2.1.43
China, industrial prospects of
12.10.43
China, communist revolution in
2.8.49
China, dangers of war with
12.11.50 (16391)
China, implication of war with, if US aids Indochina's civil war
12.11.50 (16393)
China, revolution in, US action not appeasement
12.18.50 (16694)
China, entry into Korean war
1.18.51
China, guerilla warfare and sabotage in, urged
1.18.51
China, pre-communist social unrest
1.18.51
China, dangers of attack upon
4.26.51 (4407)
China, US policy in
9.27.49 (13290-1); 1.18.51
China, US policy should be flexible
7.2.54 (9588)
China, US policy on, criticized
8.6.58 (16317-20)
China, need for US flexibility toward
9.15.63
China, flexible US policy needed
3.25.64 (SF)
China, challenge to US policy
12.8.64
China, nationalist, US aid
8.4.61 (14711)
China, communist control of
6.7.49 (7333)
China, solidity of communist regime
6.16.57
China, economic development
12.4.58
China, invasion of Tibet
4.8.59 (5491)
China, great leap forward
3.5.60 (4555)
China, governmental process
5.5.61
China, protection by US seventh fleet
2.6.53 (915); 8.17.54 (14794)
China, trade, presidential powers
6.6.57 (8479-90)
China, need to continue embargo against
1.23.58 (801)
China, admission of US newsmen to
8.20.57 (15264)
China, travel to
8.20.57 (15266)
China, probably not dominated by Russia
7.20.54
China, Russia may someday ally with US against
1.9.55
China, greater danger than Russia
7.31.55
China, possible Titoist break with Russia
6.16.57
China, threat to Russia
8.23.59
China, differences with Russia
3.26.61
China, friction with Russia
3.10.61
China, disagreements with Russia
8.19.62
China, admission to UN, opposed
7.2.54 (9588); 7.4.54; 7.8.54 (10002-3)
China, recognition of
7.20.54; 6.16.57; 5.8.58 (8295); 5.17.59; 8.23.59; 7.30.61
China, recognition, opposed
12.8.64
China, by France
3.25.64 (SF)
China, chauvinism of
12.8.65
China, aggressive design of
12.8.65
China, alternative policies toward
12.8.65
China, pre-emptive war against, criticized
12.8.65
China, prospect for moderation in
12.8.65
China, diplomatic recognition of
12.8.65
China, possible involvement in Vietnam
2.21.66
China, power contest with, in Vietnam
3.1.66 (SF)
China, fearful of American power
3.1.66
China, nuclear development
3.6.66
China, domination of SE Asia by, inevitable
3.6.66
China, compared to US South after Civil War
3.7.66 (SF)
China, humiliation by West
3.7.66 (SF)
China, roots of national Anervous breakdown
3.7.66 (SF)
China, Opium Wars
3.7.66 (SF)
China, depredations by Japan
3.7.66 (SF)
China, Boxer Rebellion
3.7.66 (SF)
China, rich civilization of
3.7.66 (SF)
China, ideological dogmatism of
3.7.66 (SF)
China, participation in Vietnam
3.13.66
China, US should seek to open communications with
3.20.66
China, preoccupied with internal affairs
3.20.66
China, seating in UN
3.20.66
China, does not control Vietcong or Hanoi
3.21.66 (SF)
China, gap between words and acts
3.22.66
China, danger of war with, cannot be discounted
3.22.66
China, withdrawal from Korea
3.22.66
China, may not desire military and political domination of neighbors
3.22.66
China, rich and self-contained history
4.27.66
China, difficulties with Europe in 19thCentury
4.27.66
China, gap between words and actions of
4.27.66
China, danger of war with, cannot be discounted
3.22.66
China, withdrawal from Korea
3.22.66
China, may not desire military and political domination of neighbors
3.22.66
China, revolution analyzed
4.27.66
China, rich and self-contained history
4.27.66
China, difficulties with Europe in 19thCentury
4.27.66
China, gap between words and actions of
4.27.66
China, relations with Taiwan
5.5.66
China, conceptual contracts to Western thought
5.5.66
China, extend friendship to
5.5.66
China, trade with Germany
7.26.66 (SF)
China, US should not oppose UN membership
10.4.66
China, incapable of Asian conquest
1.26.67; 2.6.67
China, epidemic in, US should offer aid
3.3.67 (SF)
China, possible Vietnam intervention
5.24.67 (SF)
China, and Vietnam war
10.3.67(SF)
China, border dispute with India
10.12.67(SF)
China, diplomatic recognition advocated
3.31.68
China, UN membership advocated
3.31.68
China, Open Door policy
3.31.68
China, relations with discussed
1.25.69 (EW)
China, containment of as a myth
5.6.69 (EW)
China, their views towards Vietnam appraised
3.7.69 (SF) S2459
China, Relations with, discussed
1.25.69, 6.17.69 (S6551)
China, Vietnam and generally
3.7.69 (S2459)
China, Their views toward Vietnam appraised
3.7.69 (S2459)
China, Containment of
5.1.69
China, Containment of as a myth
5.6.69 (EW)
China, Sino-Soviet split referred to
10.21.69
China, U.S. Foreign Policy and
4.23.70 (S6145)
China, And U. S. Relations
5.1.71
China, U. S. relations with
7.7.71 (S10588)
China, JWF on Presidents trip
7.16.71
China, JWF comments on the President's visit to China
8.6.71 (S13755)
China, Letter from Prof. Maurice Waters, "China in the UN,"
11.15.71 (S18515)
China, Article on history of relations with China, Scrout
2.14.72 (S1616)
China, Article on Nixon's visit to China, Reston
2.16.72 (S1825)
China, Article about Chinese Army, Burns
4.19.72 (S6322)
China, Comments on Mansfield report
5.11.72 (S7757)
China, Powell articles on social patterns and institutions
3.22.73 (S5483)
China, Reconstrucing relations with China
6.21.73
China, Simple Life style
11.2.74
Chisholm, Brock, quoted
5.5.66; 5.10.66
Christianity, and equality
9.16.42
Christianity, antithesis of fascism
4.30.44
Christianity, threatened by communism
5.17.46
Christianity, and individualism
6.16.47
Christianity, decline in Western civilization
10.8.53
Christianity, contrasted with democracy
12.8.65
Christianity, ill effect of, in China
3.7.66 (SF)
Christian colleges, importance to education
6.4.51
Chocolate, duty on
6.19.48 (7709)
Church Amendment, Foreign Assistance Act, to reduce military aid authorization
10.29.71 (S17198)
Church, Frank, mentioned
2.17.69 (S1844) (S1845?)
Church, Frank, tribute
11.29.67 (SF) 12.8.67 (SF)
Church-Allott Amendment, Foreign Assistance Acts re Development Loan Fund
10.29.71 (S17176)
Churchill, Winston
11.2.74
Churchill, Winston, critic of Munich
2.16.43 (1012)
Churchill, Winston, quoted on European unification
5.15.47 (5316)
Churchill, Winston, quoted
8.21.61
Churchill, Winston, quoted on criticism
4.21.66
Cigarette Smoking, use of Avena Sativa to stop, article by Dr. C. L Anand
2.25.72 (S2611)
Citizenship, loss of, by voting in foreign election
7.29.46 (10346)
Civil Disorders
8.2.67 (SF)
Civil Disorders, demand freedom and social justice
8.8.67
Civil Disorders, and Vietnam War
8.8.67
Civil Rights, and Russia
11.14.47
Civil Rights, states acting upon
3.5.48 (1911)
Civil Rights, Northern interference in
4.12.48 (4320)
Civil Rights, and Cloture
3.4.49 (1863-77)
Civil Rights, transitory issue
3.5.49 (1911)
Civil Rights, legislation, categorically opposed
6.16.57
Civil Rights, views of Arthur Krock
7.8.57 (10965)
Civil Rights, metropolitan political issue
7.9.57 (11081)
Civil Rights, view of Washington Star
7.19.57 (12131)
Civil Rights, legislation, destructive of community
7.24.57 (12548)
Civil Rights, absolutist dogmas of
7.24.57 (12548)
Civil Rights, law not able to solve
7.24.57 (12548)
Civil Rights, dangers to individual from
7.30.57 (12990)
Civil Rights, legislation criticized
12.17.58
Civil Rights, and the Stella School District
2.17.60 (2756-64)
Civil Rights, no legislation needed
3.1.60 (3978)
Civil Rights, legislation creates discord
9.18.61 (20012)
Civil Rights, and cloture rule
9.18.61 (20011)
Civil Rights, legislation criticized
8.29.61 (17338-40)
Civil Rights, legislation waste of time
3.22.62 (4840)
Civil Rights, protection available from existing laws
4.27.62 (7280-1)
Civil Rights, insatiable demands of minority groups
4.27.62 (7281)
Civil Rights, punitive actions against South
5.1.63
Civil Rights, interference by military forces
9.11.63 (16813)
Civil Rights, not burden on foreign policy
9.15.63
Civil Rights, and economic deprivation
10.8.63 (18965)
Civil Rights, dismal period since 1954
3.18.64 (SF)
Civil Rights, and private property rights
4.29.64 (SF)
Civil Rights, Motorola case
4.29.64 (SF)
Civil Rights, and Goldwater campaign
9.14.64 (SF)
Civil Rights, real issue is education and employment
10.26.64
Civil Rights, effect on foreign relations
3.14.65
Civil Rights, education and unemployment
4.3.65
Civil Rights, Astrong pref. of constituents- higher patriotism
4.25.66
Civil Rights, in Washington
5.7.68
Civil Rights, JWF views re
4.19.69 (EW)
Civil Rights groups, criticism of Arkansas by
9.11.59 (19108)
Civil Rights pressure, destruction of racial folklore
4.20.61
Civil Rights 1957 Act, opposed
7.9.57 (11078)
Civil Rights 1957 Act, local school boards
7.23.57 (12448)
Civil Rights 1957 Act, part III
7.23.57 (12453)
Civil Rights 1957 Act, end of controversy foreseen with passage of
8.30.57 (16664)
Civil Rights 1957 Act, Senate improvements in
9.18.61 (20012)
Civil Rights 1960 Act, provisions
3.4.60 (4541)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, criticized
3.18.64 (SF)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, excessive grant of power
3.18.64 (SF)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, and jury trials
4.22.64 (SF)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, colloquy with Senator Javits
4.29.64 (SF)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, thought-control legislation
4.29.64 (SF)
Civil Rights 1964 Act, jury trials
5.20.64 (SF); 7.30.64
Civil Rights 1964 Act, must be observed
9.14.64 (SF)
Civil rights, crime control bill
5.7.68 (SF)
Civil War, American
9.16.42
Civil War, American, and error of secession
4.29.43
Civil War, American, victory for US system
2.3.47
Civil War, American, caused by tariff policies
2.18.59 (1177)
Civil War, American, not inevitable
2.26.59 (3032)
Civil War, American, ideological excesses
3.12.65
Civil War, English
3.5.49 (1905)
Civil War, struggle in Europe compared to
9.16.42
Civil War, of the West, 1914-1945
11.19.64
Civilian control of the military
8.21.61
Civilization, apparent collapse of
7.30.40
Civilization, defined
8.21.58
Civilization, patterns of decline
8.21.58
Clark, Senator Worth
7.30.40
Clay, Cassius, quoted
4.3.65; 12.5.66; 2.22.67
Clayton, John, "Vietnamization of the Foreign Service"
12.10.71 (S21430)
Cleopatra incident, maritime boycott
4.25.60 (8625); 4.29.60 (8976-7)
Clayton, Will, tribute
3.21.66 (SF)
Cleveland, Harlan, quoted
5.5.61
Cliburn, Van
6.6.58
Clifford, Clark, appointment of
1.21.68
Clifford, Clark, Vietnam withdrawal proposal praised
6.22.69 (EW)
Clifford, Clark, Views regarding Vietnam praised
5.19.70 (S7203) (5.18.70)
Cloture, problems arising from
2.1.49
Cloture, criticized
2.28.49 (1595-6); 3.4.49 (1863-77)
Cloture, and centralization
3.4.49 (1873)
Cloture, and executive desire for power
3.4.49 (1866), (1869), (1875)
Cloture, involves fundamental aspects of government
3.4.49 (1863)
Cloture, criticized
3.5.49 (1901-23)
Cloture, legislative history of 1917 rule
3.5.49 (1917-9)
Cloture, debate in Senate concerning
5.21.49
Cloture, issues involved
12.14.49
Cloture, opposed
4.21.53 (3476)
Cloture, violation of American tradition
4.21.53 (3436)
Cloture, opposition to, on tidelands bill
4.22.53 (3520)
Cloture, two-thirds rule, preservation of
2.25.54 (2260)
Cloture, change in rule 22, opposed
1.4.57 (208)
Cloture, danger to Senate
12.3.58
Cloture, free debate a safeguard of federalism
1.12.59 (431) rule XXII
Cloture, defended
1.12.59 (431); 9.18.61 (20011-3); 1.22.63 (788-96)
Cloture, change in Rule 22, opposed
1.19.67 (SF)
Coal, Franco-German cooperation
5.11.50 (6887)
Coalition diplomacy
4.16.59
Coexistence, advocated
11.18.54
Coexistence, need for
7.4.54
Coexistence, possible
1.9.55; 1.13.55; 1.19.55
Coexistence, views of Senator Goldwater
8.2.63 (13961)
Coffee, shortage of
1.31.54
Coffee, shortage of, international regulations
5.21.63 (9125-7)
Coffee, trade agreement
12.19.63 (25106)
Coffee, international agreement
7.3.64 (SF)
Cohen, Morris, quoted
9.4.58
Cold War, struggle over role of individual
6.2.47
Cold War, resources of Western Europe
3.30.49 (3464)
Cold War, appropriations
6.7.49 (7333); 7.7.50
Cold War, flexible policy needed
1.18.51
Cold War, alternatives in
1.18.51
Cold War, person-to-person contact
8.24.51 (10636-7)
Cold War, inflationary effects
12.5.51
Cold War, Russian activities in
3.6.52
Cold War, need for unity of free peoples
2.24.53
Cold War, thaw
6.3.55
Cold War, view of Mr. Dulles
2.27.56 (3369-70); 2.29.56 (3558-61)
Cold War, and foreign aid
6.13.57 (8988-9)
Cold War, tendencies
2.8.58
Cold War, and trade
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Cold War, US policies and theories, questioned
6.20.58 (11844-50)
Cold War, and American character
8.21.58 (18903-8)
Cold War, current atomic stalemate
12.4.58
Cold War, US policy defended
4.16.59
Cold War, psychological problem
4.18.59
Cold War, allocation of Resources
9.9.59 (18774)
Cold War, can be fun
11.3.59
Cold War, coordination of free world efforts
9.1.60
Cold War, American losses in
11.3.60
Cold War, unlikely to turn hot
1.31.60
Cold War, surveyed
3.5.60 (4555)
Cold War, deadly conflict
3.5.60 (4568)
Cold War, avoidance of nuclear war
3.10.61
Cold War, frustrations
5.17.61 (8225)
Cold War, costly peripheral struggles
6.29.61 (11702)
Cold War, US objectives
7.24.61 (13247)
Cold War, need to avoid peripheral struggles
7.24.61 (13247)
Cold War, higher order of conduct required of US
7.24.61 (13247)
Cold War, and right wing tensions
8.2.61 (14434)
Cold War, total victory impossible
9.21.61
Cold War, US at increasing disadvantage
11.8.61
Cold War, competition in foreign book sales
9.5.62 (18598-9)
Cold War, need for both nuclear and conventional weapons
11.21.62
Cold War, Soviet tactical flexibility
4.29.63
Cold War, Soviet-American misunderstandings
4.29.63
Cold War, American preoccupation with
5.1.63
Cold War, relaxing tension
9.9.63 (16540)
Cold War, and space race
6.9.63
Cold War, areas of mutual interest
9.9.63 (16535-6)
Cold War, US winning
10.28.63 (20337)
Cold War, Gaullist view
10.29.63 (20508)
Cold War, not an ideological struggle
12.19.63 (25139)
Cold War, changes in character
3.25.64 (SF)
Cold War, inversion of priorities resulting from
4.5.64
Cold War, alteration of attitudes more important than solution of issues
6.12.64
Cold War, new relationship
8.5.64 (SF)
Cold War, stalemate
12.8.64
Cold War, building of bridges
12.8.64
Cold War, deflects efforts from domestic needs
1.16.65
Cold War, new harshness in
6.19.65
Cold War, division of Germany the paramount issue in
3.1.66 (SF)
Cold War, spawned by total victory of 1945
3.1.66 (SF)
Cold War, caused neglect of education
3.14.66
Cold War, conflicting US policies
3.22.66
Cold War, Soviet-US foreign aid cooperation urged
7.26.66 (SF)
Cold War, contrasted to US Asian policy
7.22.66 (SF)
Cold War, building bridges to the East
10.11.66 (SF)
Collective security
2.16.43 (1012); 12.11.44
College Education, lack of rigor and quality
7.28.61
College Education, federal aid
2.1.64
College Education, impact of Vietnam War
3.14.66
College Education, role to play in foreign policy
3.16.66
College Education, tax credits for, criticized
3.15.67 (SF)
College housing, federal loans
3.12.57 (3437); 5.28.57 (7866); 5.29.57 (8024-6)
College housing, loan fund extension
2.3.58 (1480)
College housing, loans
5.22.58 (9266); 8.17.59 (16013)
College housing, veto of
9.4.59 (18061); 2.1.60 (1630-1)
College students, tax credits for tuition, opposed
2.4.64 (SF); 1.29.59 (1325-6); 4.24.56 (6829
Colleges, and government research
12.13.67 (SF)
Collingwood, Charles
8.17.66 (SF)
Colombia, Camilo Torres
4.27.66
Colonialism, and the U.N.
11.24.44
Colonialism, Africa legally owned by European powers
11.14.47
Colonialism, and expansion of Korean war
4.26.51 (4408)
Colonialism, and Hawaiian statehood
3.29.54 (3951)
Colonialism, resolution regarding
7.14.55 (10505-8)
Colonialism, US fetish of opposition to
4.22.57
Colonialism, revolution
5.7.59
Colonialism, benefits of
3.10.61
Colonialism, Russian
3.10.61; 9.21.61
Colleges, role of junior colleges
5.1.55
Colleges, housing loans for, endorsed
5.24.56 (8990-6)
Colleges, aid to American colleges abroad
6.14.57 (9153-4)
Colleges, impact of NASA research
11.20.63 (22453)
Colonies, should be integrated into regional organizations
11.24.44
Colorado River storage program, opposed
4.20.55 (4808)
Columbia University, statement on presidency of
11.8.45
Columbia University, School of Journalism, commended
4.21.53 (3478)
Commager, Henry Steele
10.14.66; 5.5.67
Commager, Henry Steele and congressional war powers
2.28.67 (SF)
Commager, Henry Steele quoted
9.25.67
Commager, Henry Steele article, "Is Freedom Dying in America?"
7.13.70 (S11137)
Commemorative coins, criticized
7.23.47 (9831)
Commission on Ethical Standards in Government
3.27.51 (2905); 10.11.51 (12970)
Commitments Resolution, noted
6.26.70 (S9991)
Committee on Standards and Conduct
3.20.68 (SF); 3.22.68 (SF)
Common Market
4.11.62; 11.19.62; 11.21.62; 1.28.69 (S1000)
Common Market, customs union proposed
12.8.47
Common Market, need for
7.15.49 (9558-9)
Common Market, in coal production
5.11.50 (6887-8)
Common Market, US relations with
7.17.58 (14078-80)
Common Market, British entry
8.4.61 (14708); 9.30.61
Common Market, Britain should lead
9.30.61
Common Market, need for US cooperation with
4.11.62
Common Market, drift toward protectionism
5.15.62
Common Market, expansion
5.23.62 (8982)
Common Market, farm policies
5.23.62
Common Market, antecedent Zollverein
11.19.62
Common Market, attitude of de Gaulle
1.24.63 (926)
Common Market, French veto of Great Britain deplored
1.29.63
Common Market, French attitude on Great Britain
2.14.63
Common Market, Atlantic partnership
4.30.63
Common Market, US relations
5.24.63
Common Market, poultry restrictions
6.6.63
Common Market, activities of France
10.29.63 (20507-08)
Common Market, current status
5.8.64 and US, 11.19.64
Communication, barriers to
10.8.53
Communication, growth and effect of
10.8.53
Communication, centralization of
1.25.55
Communication, problems of mass media
5.27.56
Communication, controlled by Republicans
3.5.60 (4568)
Communications Workers, statement
3.28.73
Communism, danger of
8.25.43
Communism, indifference of to European expansion
2.2.44
Communism, rhetorical attack upon, condemned
11.27.44
Communism, domestic American problems of
11.27.44
Communism, coexistence with
3.28.45 (2899)
Communism, ideological aggression of
5.17.46
Communism, control by Russia of
4.7.47 (3137)
Communism, aggression of
4.7.47 (3137)
Communism, seizure of Hungary by
6.3.47 (6248)
Communism, chief danger to democracy
10.23.47
Communism, need for education to combat
4.1.48 (3951)
Communism, victory in China
2.8.49
Communism, capture of prior social revolution in China
1.18.51
Communism, tendency to misunderstand
4.21.53 (3481)
Communism, ignorance about
4.21.53 (3481-3)
Communism, fear of teachers to discuss
4.21.53 (3481)
Communism, distortions about US
10.8.53
Communism, investigation of, views of Lenin
2.26.54 (2336)
Communism, and postage stamps
5.13.54 (6537)
Communism, view of General Zhukov
4.19.57 (12126-7)
Communism, challenge of
2.8.58
Communism, subtleties of policy
6.20.58 (11844-50)
Communism, competition with
2.26.59 (3003-9)
Communism, expansion since 1917
11.3.59
Communism, propaganda jargon terms
11.1.60
Communism, loss of territories to, under Eisenhower administration
11.3.60
Communism, expansion since 1917
3.5.60 (4556)
Communism, appeal to backward nations
8.23.60, 7.24.61 (13247), 6.4.65 (SF)
Communism, nationalism is antidote to
3.10.61
Communism, nonmilitary activities
4.30.61
Communism, total victory over, questioned
7.24.61 (13246)
Communism, not derived from social welfare projects
8.21.61
Communism, right wing interpretation
8.2.61 (14433)
Communism, internal danger, exaggerated
8.21.61
Communism, growing nationalist breaks
8.19.62
Communism, distinguished ideology from Soviet foreign policy
3.25.64 (SF)
Communism, increasing nationalization of
5.11.65
Communism, influence in Dominican Revolution
9.15.65 (SF)
Communism, constantly changing
12.8.65
Communism, not an unalterable ideology
3.22.66
Communism, deep nationalistic divisions in
3.22.66
Communism, practice, not philosophy, is offensive
4.27.66
Communism, world conspiracy does not exist
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Communism, evil is not philosophy but fervor of
4.21.67
Communism, evil is its zeal and intolerance
4.27.66
Communism, declining aggressiveness of
10.3.67 (SF)
Communism, changing trends
10.11.67
Communism, nature in Asia
1.21.68
Communism, changes in East Europe
3.31.68
Communism, trade
9.17.63 (17152)
Communism, trade
11.26.63 (22728); 12.10.63 (25138-9)
Communism, polycentrism
3.25.64 (SF)
Communism, Western trade with
3.25.64 (SF)
Communism, susceptible to change
12.8.64
Communist character, indifference to time
4.26.51 (4401)
Communist countries, weapons embargo
5.11.61 (7829)
Communist ideology, increasing irrelevance of
4.29.63
Communist imperialism and colonialism, resolution regarding, opposed
7.14.55 (10505-7)
Communist nations, grain sales, 3.1.64; trade with
7.25.65 (SF)
Communist satellites
10.31.46
Communist satellites, increasing independence
9.24.64 (SF)
Communist satellites, trade with
9.24.64 (SF)
Communist satellites, greater independence
12.8.64
Communist satellites, expand trade relations with
3.6.65
Communist satellites, changes
5.4.65
Community, destruction of, by civil rights dogmas
7.24.57 (12548)
Community, A state of mind
3.6.65
Community property, and taxes
5.27.47 (5860)
Competition, life spring of economy
6.2.50 (7959)
Con Son, U.S., financing of construction cells
3.24.71 (S3789)
Concert of Europe, nineteenth century
11.19.62
Concert of Europe, Concert of free nations
4.11.62
Concert of Europe, benefits for backward countries
4.12.62
Concert of Europe, and NATO
8.19.62
Concert of Europe, relation to U.N.
8.19.62; 4.30.63
Concurrent majority concept
1.19.55
Concurrent majority theory
4.20.61
Conflict of interest Laws, in peacetime
7.19.55 (10891-7)
Congo, Belgian, no movement for independence in
7.14.55 (10505)
Congo, Belgian, UN activity
4.5.62 (6093-4)
Congo, Belgian, Katanga secession ended
2.17.63
Congo, Belgian, concern with
1.20.66
Congo, Belgian, US intervention
7.11.67
Congo, Belgian, US intervention criticized
7.10.67 (SF); 8.4.67 (SF)
Congo, Belgian, Congo operation, US role legal
4.5.62 (6066)
Congress, personal memories of
2.19.46
Congress, suggestions for reforms
2.19.46
Congress, powers of
2.19.46
Congress, barrier to executive bureaucracy
2.19.46
Congress, selection of president by
11.7.46
Congress, republican avoidance of special elections
3.3.58 (3227-9); 3.12.58 (4117)
Congress, influence of Arkansas
7.20.62
Congress, the executive and
4.19.69 (EW)
Congress, its responsibility for ending Vietnam War
6.25.70 (S9851)
Congress, role of legislator in Indochina War
2.4.71
Congress, and the Executive on Indochina War
2.4.71
Congress, and foreign policy
4.3.71
Congress, decline of role of
4.3.71
Congress, role of, whether treaty with Bahrain should be submitted to Senate
6.28.72 (S10531)
Congress, role of Congress, support of Proxmire amendment to limit defense spending
6.30.72 (S10913)
Congress, JWF urges Congress to end war, reassert prerogatives
1.4.73 (S249)
Congress, role of Congress, unanimity of legislators, loss of legislative power
3.27.73
Congress, pay raises, opposition to
2.19.74 (S1800)
Congress, restraints on foreign policy powers of President, urged
see Executive, Foreign Policy
Congressional hearings, televised
7.10.61 (12088)
Connally Bill, on labor, endorsed
5.25.43
Connally Reservation, repeal, favored
4.4.60
Connally Reservation, waived by commercial treaties
8.17.60 (16562), (16606-7)
Connally Reservation, repeal
9.1.60
Connally Reservation, nullifies World Court
4.21.61; 9.16.63 (17060)
Connally Resolution on Peace
9.30.43
Connally, Senator Tom, eulogy
10.28.63 (20303)
Conroy, article on Renwick Gallery
1.31.72 (S759)
Consensus, needed in US
4.20.61
Conservation
2.28.61 (2786); 3.16.65 (SF)
Conservation, Conservatism, opposite of McCarthy
1.19.55
Conservation, defined
1.19.55
Conservation, growth at colleges
4.21.61
Conservation, contrast to right wing activities
8.21.61
Conservation, and economic problems for agriculture
9.12.62
Conservation, true, supports welfarism
9.12.62
Conservation, and Senator Goldwater
8.15.64 (SF)
Conservation, in foreign policy, opposite of anti-communist crusade
3.12.65
Conservation, land and water resources
1.15.69 (E256)
Conservation, agriculture and
4.2.69 (EW)
Constitution, Russian, no connection with facts
11.14.47
Constitution, Russian, on paper better than American
3.4.49 (1873)
Constitution, South Vietnamese, old and new compared
6.6.67 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., result of evolution
3.3.44
Constitution, U.S., and individual liberty
2.3.47
Constitution, U.S., amendment for electoral reform
1.31.50 (1160-63)
Constitution, U.S., amendment for electoral reform supported
11.29.48
Constitution, U.S., anti-majoritarianism
2.5.49 (1905)
Constitution, U.S., primacy of Executive in matters of military policy, and foreign relations
1.19.51
Constitution, U.S., and tidelands issue
4.15.53 (3118)
Constitution, U.S., America's most brilliant political success
2.2.54 (1105)
Constitution, U.S., majority rule not part of
1.4.57 (208)
Constitution, U.S., conflicts with Eisenhower Doctrine
2.11.57 (1855-71)
Constitution, U.S., role of executive and Congress in foreign policy
2.11.57 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., prevailing rigid attitude toward
6.17.57
Constitution, U.S., provisions for jury trial
7.9.57 (11078-80)
Constitution, U.S., aim is projection of individual from government
7.30.57 (12990)
Constitution, U.S., separation of powers
1.15.58
Constitution, U.S., denial of majority rule
1.12.59 (432)
Constitution, U.S., uncertainty in foreign affairs
5.7.59
Constitution, U.S., good for domestic government but inadequate for foreign affairs
5.5.61
Constitution, U.S., military subordination to civilian control
8.2.61 (14433)
Constitution, U.S., balances and cloture rule
9.18.61 (20011)
Constitution, U.S., and Poll Tax
3.22.62 (4828-40)
Constitution, U.S., and literacy tests
4.27.62 (7284)
Constitution, U.S., restraints on majority
1.22.63 (790)
Constitution, U.S., treaty provisions
9.12.63 (16879-81)
Constitution, U.S., and state rights
10.5.65 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., Senate should reflect common man's feeling
2.1.66
Constitution, U.S., intent is to include Senate in foreign policy decisions
4.21.66
Constitution, U.S., and Congressional influence on foreign policy
6.4.66
Constitution, U.S., executive role in foreign policy
10.3.66 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., US, congressional war powers
2.28.67 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., executive role in foreign policy
10.3.66 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., subversion of Congress' foreign policy role in
3.16.67 (SF); 4.4.67 (SF)
Constitution, U.S. congressional role in creating Acommitments
3.20.67; 7.31.67 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., war power
7.31.67 (SF)
Constitution, U.S., congressional role in forming Anational commitments
8.20.67
Constitution, U.S., `inalienable rights of dissent
12.8.67 (SF)
Constitutional Convention of 1787, remarks on presidential election
11.7.46
Constitutional system, adjustment to international situation
9.15.51
Constitutionally, responsibility of each Senator to weigh
4.27.62 (7280)
Consumer Protection Act of 1972, cloture motion
10.5.72 (S16917)
Containment, China and
5.1.69 (EW)
Containment, China and, as a myth
5.6.69 (EW)
Contempt of Congress
7.10.61 (12088)
Continuing Appropriations for 1971. SST, Economic and Ecological Feasibility
1.2.71 (S21768)
Continuing Appropriations for 1971.Conference report
6.30.73 (S12708)
Cooper vs. Aaron, Amicus curiae brief
9.4.58
Cooper, allocation from Chile
6.11.52 (7032)
Cooper, Grant
3.30.74
Cooper, international allocation of
5.4.52 (6543, 6547)
Cooper, Senator John Sherman, colloquy with
10.2.67 (SF)
Cooper, Senator John Sherman, re ABM
2.4.69 (S1366)
Cooper-Church Amendment, Endorsement of
5.13.70 (S7501)
Cooper-Church Amendment, Presidential powers as commander-in-chief
6.9.70 (S8628) (S8639)
Cooper-Church Amendment, To Foreign Assistance Act of 1971
10.26.71 (S16805)
Cooper-Church Amendment, Debate on
10.28.71 (S17077)
Corporate state, tendency of US tax laws
2.21.57 (2403)
Corporate tax relief
3.26.56 (5524-5)
Corporation Tax, exemption for small business
3.19.48 (3163)
Corporations, reduction of income tax for small business
2.3.56 (1941); 3.15.56 (4804-6)
Corwin, Edward S., quoted
10.3.66 (SF)
Cotton, and foreign trade
3.28.45 (2897)
Cotton, dependence on foreign markets
12.3.48
Cotton, price regulation of
3.12.51
Cotton, economic importance of
10.5.51
Cotton, special benefits to southwestern states
1.12.54 (171-4)
Cotton, quota provisions
3.22.55 (3350-1)
Cotton, liquidation of government stocks
1.23.56 (1014)
Cotton, and Aswan Dam project
8.14.57 (14706)
Cotton, economic problems
7.24.58 (14927-8)
Cotton, reduced allotments
8.8.58 (16625)
Cotton, overplanting in Arkansas
3.8.65 (SF)
Cotton acreage, flood damage relief
5.17.61 (8225)
Cotton diplomacy of 1850s
8.14.58 (17515)
Cotton industry
1.11.61 (592)
Cotton industry 1964 legislation for
3.2.64 (SF)
Council of Europe
1.31.49 (703)
County Agricultural Buildings
4.14.49
Cravens, John P., newspaper article, "The Simple Pleasures"
9.28.70 (S16582)
Creativity, decline in
5.27.56
Credibility gap, lack of faith in government
7.27.71
Crevecoeur, quoted
4.21.66
Crime, control bill
5.7.68 (SF)
Crime and violence, increasing
3.1.60 (3983-3)
Crimean Conference
2.18.45
Criminal contempt, lack of trial by jury
5.20.64 (SF)
Cronkite, Walter
8.17.66 (SF)
Crop insurance, expansion
6.25.62 (11596)
Crossett Research Center
4.26.49
Cuba
10.31.60
Cuba, US trade with
2.7.56 (2211-2)
Cuba, executions in
1.14.59 (640)
Cuba, shrimp treaty
6.4.59 (9846)
Cuba, technical assistance to
7.2.59 (12584-6)
Cuba, Castro regime criticized
8.11.59 (15437)
Cuba, revolution in
8.11.59 (15437)
Cuba, communist control
8.19.60 (16796)
Cuba, sugar exports
3.29.61 (5175)
Cuba, historic American economic domination of
4.21.61
Cuba, Bay of Pigs invasion, criticized
4.30.61
Cuba, attitude toward Guantanamo base
4.30.61
Cuba, Bay of Pigs invasion, criticized
5.20.61
Cuba, US intervention opposed
6.29.61 (11704)
Cuba, not intolerable to US
6.29.61 (11704)
Cuba, Soviet missile bases would be no particular danger to US
6.29.61 (11704)
Cuba, Soviet missile bases would be no particular threat
7.23.61
Cuba, and Alliance for Progress
7.23.61
Cuba, special sugar relationship with US
6.27.62 (11881)
Cuba, US could have prevented communist control of
7.2.62 (12467)
Cuba, missile crisis
11.21.62
Cuba, not threat to US security
2.17.63
Cuba, US could have helped before Castro
2.17.63
Cuba, threat to Latin America
2.17.63
Cuba, myths of US policy
3.25.64 (SF)
Cuba, permanence of Castro regime
3.25.64 (SF)
Cuba, economic boycott opposed
3.25.64 (SF)
Cuba, missile crisis, significance
3.25.64 (SF)
Cuba, Bay of Pigs invasion, criticized
9.15.65 (SF)
Cuba, appeal of, to Latin America
9.15.65 (SF)
Cuba, lack of interest in
3.1.66 (SF)
Cuba, Kennedy actions in, praised
3.1.66 (SF)
Cuba, social revolution
4.27.66
Cuba, missile crisis, JWF recommended invasion by US
4.21.66
Cuba, and Executive's foreign relations power
4.21.66
Cuba, narrow escape from nuclear war
5.10.66
Cuba, executive-congressional relations
7.31.67 (SF)
Cuba, Hijacking Convention with U.S.
6.8.71
Cuba, Arkansas Democrat, "Time to Test Cuba"
9.24.71 (S15009)
Cuba, Visas for Cubans
3.7.72 (S3513)
Cuba, Newsweek article on Cuban movies
4.19.72 (S6321)
Cuban Missile Crisis, viewed in retrospect
4.19.69 (EW)
Cuban prisioners ransom, tax exemptions for, opposed
5.22.61 (8542)
Culebra, use of as military target criticized
7.15.70 (S11362)
Culebra, military significance of discussed
7.15.70 (S11364)
Culebra, shelling of
8.13.70 (S13377)
Culebra, bombing of, amendment to H. R. 17123, to prohibit use of Culebra as target practice
8.24.70 (S14066)
Culebra, statement on call for a cease-fire as a target area
9.29.70 (S16665)
Culebra, military construction authorization, withdrawal of Navy activity on Culebra
10.14.70 (S18062)
Cultural center
1.28.58 (1176); 3.10.58 (3706); 6.20.58 (11833); 5.25.60
Cultural center, named for President Kennedy
11.26.63 (22769); 12.12.63
Cultural center, site
8.23.65 (SF); 9.30.65 (SF)
Cultural center, architectural design
9.30.65 (SF)
Cultural center, civilizing influence of, noted
7.7.69 (S7589)
Cultural center, supplemental appropriates
12.2.71; 12/3/71 (S20482)
Cultural center, Lydon Article
3.28.72 (S4909)
Cultural center, appropriations
5.1.72 (S7063)
Cultural center, financial problems
9.27.72
Cultural center, funding for
9.28.72 (S16216)
Cultural exchange, US policies in 19th century
11.5.48; 5.17.49; 3.22.58; 3.2.61 (3029)
Cultural exchange, cannot be propagandistic
6.27.61 (11400); 6.27.61 (11400-3); 7.10.61 (12106-10)
Cultural exchange, opposition of Goldwater
8.15.64 (SF); 2.23.65
Cultural Exchange Programs, support of
2.7.69 (S1448)
Culture, US the heir of Europe in
12.8.47
Culture, vulgarization of standards in US
4.5.64
Culture, rising US standards
1.16.65
Culture, US impact on Orient
10.30.66 (SF)
Curzon Line
2.18.45
Czechoslovakia, coup
3.3.48 (2040); 7.31.49
Czechoslovakia, confiscation of property by
11.12.63 (215920)
Czechoslovakia, liberalization of
3.31.68
Daggett, W.H.
6.14.54
Dairy industry
1.4.50 (48-9)
Dairy industry, and milk marketing bill
9.13.65 (SF)
Dairy industry, and margarine tax
12.18.47 (11591 )
Darby, W. E., announced as Chairman of Fulbright Campaign Committee
1.2.74
Dardanelle Dam
7.27.50 (11191)
Dardanelles
4.7.47 (3137)
Dawson, Donald S., remarks on president's remarks on report critical of
2.8.51
Daylight Savings Time
3.7.74 (S2999)
Deacon, Jack, Arkansas Bar Association award
6.26.73 (S11974)
Declaration of Independence and equality
9.16.42
Defense Budget, Impact of
3.7.69 (S2429)
Defense Budget, Criticism of enormity of
5.1.69 (EW)
Defense Budget, "Arms Cost Overruns of 33 Billion Found"
3.24.71 (S3850)
Defense Budget, "The Military Balance: The U.S. and the Soviet Union" by International Institute for Strategic Studies
1021.71 (S16742)
Defense Budget, Military credit sales for Israel
11.23.71 (S19521)
Defense Appropriations for Intelligence Operations
11.23.71 (S19521)
Appropriations
10.2.72 (S16529)
Proxmire amendment
10.2.72 (S16529)
Proxmire amendment, JWF amendment
10.2.72 (S16535)
Defense costs
9.26.67
Defense Department, appropriations
4.18.68 (SF); 4.19.68 (SF); 4.22.69 (SF); 5.28.68 (SF)
Defense Department, and income taxes
4.23.68 (SF)
Defense Department, research projects
4.18.68 (SF); 4.19.68 (SF); 4.22.68 (SF); 5.22.68 (SF)
Defense Department, Criticism of relations between DOD research and University
5.1.69 (S1192)
Defense Department, Social and Behavioral Science Research criticized
5.1.69 (S4417)
Defense Department, As partisan in our politics
5.19.69
Defense Department, "Think Tank" Operations criticized
7.9.69 (S7754)
Defense Department, ABM propaganda criticized
8.5.69 (SF) S9209
Defense Department, Public Affairs Programs, criticized
12.16.69 (S16841)
Defense Department, Appropriations for 1970, JWF views
12.18.69 (S17181)
Defense Department, Public Relations Programs criticized
1.20.70 (S196)
Defense Department, Aid to Taiwan, criticized
5.13.70 (S7105)
Defense Department, Appropriations Bill, Public Affairs Activities of Department of Defense
6.26.70
Defense Department, Extension of Defense Act to limit loan guarantees, debate on, vote on JWF amendment
7.9.70 (S10972)
Defense Department, Defense Department making Foreign Policy, Cambodia, "Face the Nation"
11.29.70
Defense Department, And Public Affairs, appropriations and expenditures
12.7.70
Defense Department, Appropriations amendment, public relations spending, memo from Nixon
12.8.70 (S19647)
Defense Department, Appropriations conference report, S. Vietnamese Occupation of Cambodia, Laos
12.29.70 (S21381)
Defense Department, Magazines published by DOD
2.9.71 (S15299)
Defense Department, Intellectualism of officials
6.10.71
Defense Department, Periodicals published by
5.18.72 (S8102)
Defense Department, Debate on Military Procurement Bill, joins Saxbe amendment to cut CVN ships
7.26.72 (S11877)
Defense Department, Military Procurement, opposition to Trident Submarines
1.21.72 (S129009)
Defense Department, Military Procurement, JWF statement on
7.27.72 (S12034)
Defense Department, Military Procurement, McGovern Amendment to limit defense spending
8.1.72 (S12352)
Defense installations, geographic dispersal
6.22.56 (10826-33)
Defense plants, construction in urban centers
6.27.51 (7235)
Defense Production Act of 1950, statement on
5.12.52
Defense Production Act of 1950, amendments
6.11.52 (7019-24)
Defense Production Act of 1950, extension
6.22.56 (10826-31); 6.27.56 (11100)
Defense Spending, contrasted with domestic expenditures
1.14.74, 2.15.74
Defense Spending, cuts advocated
3.30.74
de Gaulle, Charles
3.28.63
de Gaulle, Charles, authoritarian regime
5.28.58
de Gaulle, savior of France
12.17.58
de Gaulle, stable leadership
8.17.60 (16561)
de Gaulle, the Great Liberator
7.3.62
de Gaulle, nationalist ambitions
1.24.63 (926)
de Gaulle, effect on NATO Alliance
2.14.63
de Gaulle, unfair criticisms by
2.17.63
de Gaulle, views of prominent Republicans concerning
2.17.63
de Gaulle, ideas of European organization
4.30.63
de Gaulle, damage to Western Alliance
6.23.63
de Gaulle, views on Atlantic Alliance
10.29.63 (20506-9)
de Gaulle, evaluation of
11.30.63
de Gaulle, criticized
5.11.65
de Gaulle, role in Vietnam
2.21.66
de Gaulle, wise Algerian policy
3.6.66
de Gaulle, NATO policies
3.20.66
de Gaulle, Johnson should meet with
8.29.66 (SF)
de Gaulle, has raise long-standing questions
10.13.66 (SF)
Demobilization, errors of
5.17.46; 10.31.46
Demobilization, in World War Two, too rapid
1.19.51
Democracy, depends on leadership
1.15.40
Democracy, superior to dictatorship
1.15.40
Democracy, depends on education
1.15.40
Democracy, and individual liberty
1.15.40; 5.19.40
Democracy, basic to civilization
7.30.40
Democracy, as guarantor of peace
2.13.42
Democracy, importance of liberal education to
10.23.43
Democracy, loss of faith in Western Europe
6.16.47
Democracy, role of education in
10.23.47
Democracy, weakness is lack of unity
3.8.48 (2286)
Democracy, term appropriated by Russia for propaganda purposes
11.5.48
Democracy, moral standards
3.27.51 (2904-6)
Democracy, decline in prestige since 1900
3.7.52
Democracy, disadvantages in Cold War
3.7.52
Democracy, nonconformity most vital element
4.21.53 (3482)
Democracy, demands more than specialized education
3.2.55
Democracy, increasing conformity
5.18.56
Democracy, majority rule not essential to
1.4.57 (208)
Democracy,and civil rights
7.24.57 (12548)
Democracy, compromise necessary
7.24.57 (12548)
Democracy, power of idea
9.11.57
Democracy, unsuited for conduct of foreign policy
6.3.58
Democracy, on the defensive
6.3.58
Democracy, critique of theory
12.3.58
Democracy, not equivalent to majority rule
1.12.59 (432)
Democracy, not always workable in backward nations
3.1.60 (3985)
Democracy, problems of secrecy
4.39.61
Democracy, based on awareness of man's dual nature
5.17.61 (8225)
Democracy, invitation to excellence
7.28.61
Democracy, opposed to organic concept of society
7.28.61
Democracy, role of military
8.21.61
Democracy, not guaranteed by right to vote
3.22.62 (4834)
Democracy, conflict with nationalism
8.13.62
Democracy, reflections on
1.21.63
Democracy, and foreign policy
1.21.63
Democracy, importance of Senate
1.22.63 (788)
Democracy, emotional excesses in wartime
3.9.63
Democracy, quest for excellence
5.1.63
Democracy, susceptible to dogmatic crusades
12.5.63
Democracy, myth of equality of all opinions
10.16.64
Democracy, founded in human nature
12.8.64
Democracy, importance of dissent
10.22.65 (SF)
Democracy, contrasted with Christianity and Marxism
12.8.65
Democracy, Senate should reflect common man's feeling
2.1.66
Democracy, and informed public
3.14.66
Democracy, dissent an act of faith
4.21.66
Democracy, need for self-restraint
10.19.68
Democracy, militarism as a threat
4.18.69 (EW)
Democracy, effect of U.S. foreign policy abroad on
5.1.69 (EW)
Democracy, war as a threat to
5.19.69 (EW)
Democracy, prosecution of war antithetical to continuation of
6.26.70 (S9902)
Democracy, and the Indochina War
3.2.71
Democracy, and the Executive Power
4.3.71
Democracy, decline of
4.3.71
Democratic party, God's gift to man
9.8.56
Democratic party, foreign policy failures
12.30.56
Democratic party, boon for Arkansas
9.12.62; 9.21.62
Democratic party, achievements in Arkansas
9.20.68; 9.21.68; 9.26.68; 10.4.68
DeMolay, contributions of
3.18.64 (SF)
DeMolay, tribute
3.16.65 (SF)
Demosthenes, quoted
5.7.59
Denmark, cultural links with US
5.11.64
Department of Welfare, proposal disapproved
8.3.49
Depressed area relief
7.26.56 (14648-9)
Depression of 1929
4.18.55
Detente, Russia
6.26.74 (S11597); 6.16.74 (12546)
Detente, Russia, mentioned
7.31.74
Detente, Russia, endangered by Jackson Amendment
11.2.74
Development loan fund
6.13.57 (8988-9); 4.24.59 (6228-31); 7.28.59 (14423); 4.30.59 (7156); 6.30.59 (12273-6); 7.8.59 (12970-2); 7.22.59 (13974); 6.2.60 (11673-4)
Development loan fund, conference changes, opposed
8.13.57 (14500-2)
Development loan fund, Dirksen Amendment
7.1.59 (12422-4)
Development loan fund, merger with IFA
4.4.60
Development loan fund, long-term borrowing
8.7.61 (14839); 8.8.61 (15042); 8.14.61 (15698)
Development loan fund, Church-Allot Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act
10.29.71 (S17176)
Development loan fund, Stevenson Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act concerning interest on loans
10.29.71 (S17188)
Deitrich, Mrs. Don, letter on tragedy of Vietnamese
3.10.71 (S2840)
DEW Line
5.16.63
Dewey, Thomas
10.22.44
Diamond, discovered in Arkansas
2.8.60 (2155)
Dictatorship, and education
1.15.40
Dictatorship, depends upon fear
2.13.42
Dictatorship, development since 1914
12.3.58
Diem, Ngo Dinh, criticized
6.29.61 (11704)
Diem, Ngo Dinh, tyrant
3.21.66 (SF)
Dillon, Douglas, nomination, error in New York Times regarding
5.14.59 (8110)
Dillon, Douglas, tribute
1.21.61 (1025); 4.6.65 (SF)
Diplomacy, language of
6.28.60 (14735)
Diplomacy, purpose of, to save face
3.21.66 (SF)
Diplomacy, view on American Diplomatic Activity
2.17.69 (S1750)
Diplomacy, traditional diplomacy, Sevareid and Sulzberger articles
3.28.72 (S4898)
Diplomatic appointments, principles involved
6.4.59 (9850)
Diplomatic Relations, Vienna Convention
9.14.65 (SF)
Dirksen, Senator Everett, colloquy
10.3.67 (SF)
Dirksen, Senator Everett, criticism of
7.31.54 (12904)
Disabled American Veterans, tribute
6.16.66 (SF)
Disaster Relief Amendment, cosponsor
5.29.72 (S9845)
Discrimination, in Russia
11.14.47
Discrimination, not correctible by law
4.27.62 (7283)
Dissent, constructive role of, in France
10.22.65 (SF)
Dissent, value to democratic society
10.22.65 (SF)
Dissent, role of University
3.14.66
Dissent, over Suez and Algeria
4.21.66
Dissent, an act of faith
4.21.66
Dissent, an implied tribute
4.28.66
Dissent, an act of faith
6.4.66
Dissent, JWF philosophy of and views concerning
4.1.69 (S3552)
District Court, vacancy in Arkansas
7.8.57 (10964)
District judges, need for additional in Arkansas
3.3.61 (3214)
Dixon, George, accusation by
9.11.59 (19037)
Dixon-Yates power plant, endorsed
5.19.54 (6810), 7.9.54 (10143-56)
Dixon-Yates power plant, view of Memphis Chamber of Commerce
7.19.54 (10856)
Dixon-Yates power plant, supported
7.21.54 (11216-9)
Dixon-Yates power plant, described and advocated
7.25.54
Dixon-Yates power plant, in National interest
11.9.54
Disarmament
11.26.45 (10973); 2.13.46; 4.5.62 (6067)
Disarmament, inspection stations
4.4.60
Disarmament, and tensions
9.30.60
Disarmament, fantasy
4.29.63
Disarmament Agency, appropriation
3.9.65 (SF)
Djilas, Milovan
1.23.58 (872); 4.27.66
Dr. Strangelove, effects of
3.6.64 (SF)
Dodd, Senator Thomas, dispute over Dominican Crisis
8.23.65 (SF); 8.31.65 (SF)
Domestic affairs, impact of foreign situation upon
12.5.51
Domestic affairs, impact of Vietnam on
3.21.66 (SF); 7.31.67
Dominican Republic, peaceful revolution urged
6.29.61 (11705)
Dominican Republic, sugar trade
6.27.62 (11882)
Dominican Republic, dispute with Senator Dodd concerning
8.23.65 (SF); 8.31.65 (SF)
Dominican Republic, US policy analyzed
9.15.65 (SF)
Dominican Republic, reaction to JWF remarks on
10.22.65 (SF)
Dominican Republic, breach with Johnson began with Crisis in
2.21.66
Dominican Republic, Peruvian resolution
3.8.66 (SF)
Dominican Republic, US interference
3.22.66
Dominican Republic, reaction to speech of JWF on
4.21.66
Dominican Republic, Executive-congressional relations
4.21.66; 7.31.67 (SF)
Dominican Republic, invasion of discussed
5.19.69 (4.19.69?) (EW)
Dominican Republic, situation
3.12.73 (S4393)
Dominick Amendment to the Special Foreigh and Humanitarian Assistance Act re: percentage of U.S. contribution to UN
11.10.71 (S18121)
Dominick Amendment to the Special Foreigh and Humanitarian Assistance Act re: percentage of U.S. contribution to UN, U.S. financial support of UN
10.29.71 (S17189)
Dooley, Joe B., support of nomination of
7.8.47 (8418)
Douglas, Senator Paul, tribute
3.23.67 (SF)
Dougherty, Bishop, testimony before Foreign Relations Committee, deterioration of Moral Posture
5.12.70 (S6998)
Draft, views concerning
4.18.69 (EW)
Draft, JWF on
5.1.71
Draft, debate on Military Selective Service Act
6.2.71 (S8021) and 6.4.71 (S8319)
Drell, Professor Sidney D., ABM
7.15.70 (S11375)
Drew, Elizabeth, interview with JWF, Watergate, Indochina War, bombing in Cambodia, Executive vs. Congress, ending war, impoundment, impeachment, executive privilege
5.10.73
Driftwood, Jimmy, praised
7.1.70 (S10433)
Driver, Will, tribute
7.16.59 (13543)
Drought, inadequacy of relief programs
8.18.54 (14987-90)
Drought, Republican inattention to
9.24.54
Drugs, Randolph Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act, concerning international drug traffic
10.29.71 (S17169)
Drury, Allen, quoted
1.22.63 (795-6)
Du Boff, Richard, "Nixon's Secret Play--the Budget"
3.9.71 (S2716)
Duck hunting, raise stamp funds
5.12.61
Duck stamps
5.11.61 (7825)
Ducks, shot by General Eisenhower
3.4.63 (3477); 3.14.63 (4190)
Dudman, Richard, article concerning Cambodia
7.7.70, (S10654)
Duffee, Warren, tribute
12.13.67 (SF)
Duggan, Dennis, the federal budget
8.6.71 (S13737)
Dulles, John Foster, quoted
6.7.46; 4.7.47 (3139)
Dulles, John Foster, praised
3.3.48 (2031, 2036); 7.4.50
Dulles, John Foster, deceptive statements about Soviet policy
2.27.56 (3369)
Dulles, John Foster, criticism of
2.29.56 (3558-61)
Dulles, John Foster, Middle East policies
1.24.57
Dulles, John Foster, investigation of
1.27.57
Dulles, John Foster, illness of
2.16.59 (2278)
Dulles, John Foster, tribute
1.18.59
Dulles, John Foster, death
5.26.59 (9052)
Dulles, John Foster, power in foreign affairs
5.5.61
Dulles, John Foster, recollections of
5.27.66 5.29.74
Dumbarton Oaks Charter
12.11.44
Dumbarton Oaks Conference
10.17.44; 11.24.44; 3.12.45; 3.28.45 (2898)
Dumbarton Oaks Conference, and national sovereignty
3.28.45 (2899)
DuVall, Leland, "Efforts of SCS Deserve Attention Crusaders Getting"
4.22.71 (S5440)
DuVall, Leland, the federal budget
8.6.71 (S13737)
Dyan, Moshe, quoted on reprisal raids against Lebanon
8.22.74 (S15628)

Index to Speeches: E-F

Earth Day, views concerning
4.23.70 (S6149)
Earth Week
4.13.73 (S7401)
East, U.S., provincialism of
3.5.49 (1908)
East, U.S., exploitation of West and South by
4.25.55 (5002)
"East Thinks West is Filthy," by D. Bloodworth
9.28.70 (S16582)
Eastland, Senator James, subpoena of
3.22.57 (4207, 4210)
Eastland, Senator James, colloquy with regarding Burger nomination
6.9.69 (S6192)
Eaton, Cyrus, testimony before JEC concerning the economic crisis caused by Vietnam
7.13.70 (S11118)
Eccles, Marriner S., speech on Vietnam
8.25.67 (SF)
Economic aid, to Europe
8.30.51 (10850)
Economic aid, regional finance corporations proposed
11.27.54
Economic aid, failure of US to provide to backward nations in interwar period
4.2.56
Economic aid, southeast Asia
9.7.59 (18332)
Economic aid, to Latin America
8.19.60 (16795), (16846-9)
Economic aid, to East Europe
5.11.61 (7829)
Economic aid, to neutral or backward nations
5.11.61 (7830)
Economic Cooperation Act of 1950
4.26.50 (5775-7)
Economic Development Administration
1.23.74 (S339)
Economic Development Administration, in Arkansas
1.23.74 (S339)
Economy, problems of 1954
3.6.54
Economy, recession of 1954
3.15.54 (3223-4)
Economy, condition in 1955
4.18.55
Economy, controls on, to prevent depressions
6.3.55
Economy, status in South
5.20.56
Economy, US survey
2.10.58
Economy, survey of
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Economy, communist
12.4.58
Economy, dissolution of Gabon parliament
1.30.64 (SF)
Economy, impact of Vietnam War on U.S. economy, testimony of Tom Watson of IBM before Senate Foreign Relations Committee
6.4.70 (S8376)
Economy, statements before Subcommittee on Economy in Government, scrutiny of defense and national security appropriations
1.4.70
Economy, debate with Senator Proxmire on inflation and the war
2.25.71 (S1987)
Economy, effects of Vietnam War on
9.27.71 (S15115)
Economy, GNP and the Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Act
11.10.71 (S18101
Economy, GNP and Special Foreign Military and Related As¬sistance Bill of 1972
11.11.71 (S18238)
Economy, JWF on tax credit to large firms and the economy
11.13.71 (S18493)
Economy, Nixon's economic policy
12.1.71 (S20028)
Economy, "Protectivist Swagger" by Rep. Henry S. Reuss
12.16.71 (S21839)
Economy, Statement on economy
2.24.72 (S2513)
Economy, Colloquy with George Meany
4.25.72 (S6639)
Economy, Debt ceiling
10.13.72 (S18082) 10.13.72 (S18045) 10.14.72 (S18347)
Economy, Debt limit debate
10.17.72 (S18516)
Economy, Myths of the Budget II, Medicare, health care and hospital programs, education-federal and cut-back
4.4.73 (S6644)
Economy, Myths of the Budget III, Arkansas, effect of Nixon budget on, libraries, social service-cut backs, 0E0s dismantling, Ozark Regional Cora-mission, housing, agriculture land
4.5.73 (S6814)
Economy, Myths of Budget I, defense spending, GNP
4.27.73 (S6361)
Education, raw material of democracy
1.15.40
Education, and community character
1.15.40
Education, and dictatorship
1.15.40
Education, importance of social sciences
1.15.40
Education, aids sense of political values
4.20.40
Education, and politics
5.19.40
Education, agricultural
6.28.40
Education, economic importance of
10.18.40
Education, curricular trends
2.28.41
Education, importance to democracy
10.23.43
Education, Fulbright scholarships
9.27.45 (9044); 12.15.45 (12123-4)
Education, military deferment of scientific students
10.18.45 (9782)
Education, essential to democracy
11.8.45
Education, National Science Foundation
7.1.46 (8048)
Education, government support for research in social sciences
7.1.45 (8048)
Education, neglect of
4.1.48 (3948), 5.4.49 (5592), 10.30.46
Education, need for liberal arts
11.4.46
Education, role in democracy
10.23.47
Education, history of international cooperation
11.5.48
Education, role in Cold War
5.4.49 (5593-4)
Education, exchange of persons program
5.17.49
Education, American universities abroad
6.7.49 (7336)
Education, need for more doctors
8.16.49 (11546)
Education, importance of small Christian colleges
6.4.51
Education, federal assistance
3.27.52 (2998)
Education, use of tidelands revenue for
4.21.53 (3460)
Education, bad conditions for teachers
4.21.53 (3465)
Education, loyalty of teachers
4.21.53 (3465)
Education, in US
4.21.53 (3462-73, 3476-85)
Education, neglect of, produced Senator McCarthy
4.29.54
Education, neglect of
6.14.54; 7.4.54
Education, needs of
7.26.54 (12004)
Education, profits from atomic energy for
7.26.54 (12003-6)
Education, and self-government
7.26.54 (12008)
Education, need for higher salaries for teachers
6.3.55
Education, need for common body of humanistic knowledge
3.2.55
Education, variety of influences for
3.2.55
Education, need for more than specialization
3.2.55
Education, need for common tradition in
3.2.55
Education, tax relief for students
4.24.56 (6829)
Education, income tax benefits for students
1.9.57 (352)
Education, in South
5.18.57; 6.12.57
Education, need for local control in civil rights
7.23.57 (12448)
Education, Russian, letter to Secretary Folsom concerning
12.2.57
Education, in Russia
1.15.58
Education, need for US reform
1.23.58 (870-7)
Education, National Defense scholarship program
8.13.58 (17287)
Education, quality suffers in mass education
8.21.58 (18906)
Education, US, after sputnik
8.21.58 (18904)
Education, Amicus curaie brief
9.4.58
Education, US and Russia compared
12.4.58
Education, income tax credits for students
1.29.59 (1325-6)
Education, aid to peacetime veterans
7.21.59 (13842)
Education, in Arkansas
2.3.60 (1961-2)
Education, need for appreciation of foreign cultures
2.23.60
Education, Negro, increased expenditures
3.1.60 (3992)
Education, need for more science
3.1.60 (3993)
Education, and social conditions
5.17.61 (8226)
Education, international character of ideas
6.27.61 (11400)
Education, lack of rigor in colleges
7.28.61
Education, must remain under local control
3.8.61
Education, not merely race against Russia
3.8.61
Education, British and US systems compared
3.26.61
Education, and the poll tax
3.16.62 (4371)
Education, A practical approach, criticized
4.11.62
Education, aid to world understanding
8.13.62
Education, should teach how, not what, to think
10.13.62
Education, technical and vocational training, insufficient
10.13.62
Education, requires national solutions
10.13.62 (18964)
Education, and the space race
10.17.63 (19763)
Education, entangled with race relations
5.1.63
Education, and industrial needs
5.1.63
Education, and the poverty-program
7.23.64 (SF)
Education, needed to control technology
12.12.64
Education, and technology
1.16.65
Education, must harness science
5.6.65
Education, accomplishments of President Johnson
9.17.65 (SF)
Education, neglected during Cold War
3.14.66
Education, aim is to avoid social misfortune and advance public happiness
3.14.66
Education, need to stress humanistic study over scientific and behavioral
5.10.66
Education, disparity between man's knowledge of technology and human nature
6.4.66
Education, aims of
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Education, role in international relations
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Education, value of exchange programs
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Education, and democracy
10.19.68
Education, depersonalization of
11.24.68
Education, dealing with academic battlefields
10.21.69 (EW)
Education, international education and cultural exchange
4.21.69 (EW)
Education, Bill introduced for Bi-national Foundations
10.29.69
Education, in Arkansas
12.3.69
Education, HEW appropriations for 1970, views
12.18.69 (SF) S17181
Education, elementary and secondary, 1969 appropration for
2.9.70 (SF) S1443
Education, views concerning
2.28.70 (SF) S2697
Education, plight of exchange programs abroad
3.7.69
Education, international - some thoughts concerning
2.20.69
Education and Cultural Exchange Program
4.21.69
Egypt, effect upon NATO of an attack against Great Britain by
2.6.52 (856-7)
Egypt, threat to boycott US ships
4.29.60 (8977)
Yemeni Peace Talks
8.23.65 (SF)
Eisenhower Administration, deficits
1.9.55
Eisenhower Administration, ineptitude
3.25.57
Eisenhower Administration, indecision in economic crisis
3.20.58 (4884)
Eisenhower Administration, criticized
6.3.58
Eisenhower Administration, foreign policy apathy
6.20.58 (11844-50)
Eisenhower Administration, tranquilizer pills
9.9.59 (18775)
Eisenhower Administration, foreign policy
3.5.60 (4565-6)
Eisenhower Administration, attitude toward military security
3.5.60 (4556)
Eisenhower Doctrine
1.27.57; 2.10.57; 2.11.57 (1855-71); 2.20.57 (2317)
Eisenhower Doctrine, weakness of
8.27.57 (16016)
Eisenhower Doctrine, in retrospect
7.14.58 (13568-70)
Eisenhower Doctrine, criticized
3.5.60 (4565-6)
Eisenhower, Dwight, advocacy of federated Europe
8.30.51
Eisenhower, Dwight, federal union of Europe
8.30.51 (10848)
Eisenhower, Dwight, presidential qualifications
10.25.52
Eisenhower, Dwight views on party
2.18.53 (1175)
Eisenhower, Dwight part-time president
1.19.56
Eisenhower, Dwight, excessive popularity of
5.18.56
Eisenhower, Dwight, personality cult
11.12.56
Eisenhower, Dwight, conversations about democracy with Marshal Zhukov
7.19.57 (12126-7)
Eisenhower, Dwight, troops sent to Little Rock
10.24.57
Eisenhower, Dwight, not qualified for presidency
3.5.59
Eisenhower, Dwight, and U-2 incident
5.29.60
Eisenhower, Dwight, abuse of veto power
9.4.59 (18061)
Eisenhower, Dwight, remarks on meddlesome bumbling bureaucracy
10.31.60
Eisenhower, Dwight, election remarks
11.3.60
Eisenhower, Dwight, duck hunting of
3.4.63 (3477); 3.14.63 (4190)
Eisenhower, Dwight, warning against military-industrial complex
8.15.67 (SF)
Eisenhower, Dwight, decision not to intervene in Indochina
10.3.67
Eisenhower, Dwight, defense spending
7.31.74
Eisenhower, Dwight, Eisenhower Years, affluence and apathy
4.20.61
Election of 1946, resignation of president urged
11.7.46
Election of 1948, Henry Wallace criticized
4.14.47
Election of 1948, ill effect of multiple parties
6.1.48
Election of 1950, issue was loyalty of certain government official
12.18.50 (16694)
Election of 1952
8.30.51
Election of 1952, issues
9.29.52; 10.21.52
Election of 1952, issues
10.25.52
Election of 1952, candidates compared
10.31.52
Election of 1956, divided government
11.12.56
Election of 1960, prospects for Democrats
2.28.59
Election of 1960, irregularities
12.2.60
Election of 1964, weakness of Kennedy in South
9.15.63
Election of 1964, prospects for Southern bolt
9.15.63
Election of 1964, issues
7.30.64
Election of 1964, nomination of Lyndon Johnson
8.26.64
Election of 1964, Republicans for Johnson
9.18.64
Election of 1964, Menace of Senator Goldwater
10.26.64
Election of 1964, and Tonkin Gulf Resolution
4.21.66
Election of 1964, and Vietnam War
5.1.69
Election of 1964, Debate - direct popular elections
9.29.70 (S16636)
Election of 1968, support of Johnson depends on circumstances
2.19.67
Election of 1968, Kennedy-Fulbright ticket utterly unrealistic
2.19.67; 3.20.67
Election of 1968, and Vietnam War
5.1.69
Election of 1968, Debate - direct popular elections
9.29.70 (S16636)
Election of 1968, JWF's present purpose is to support Democratic nominee
11.30.67; 1.21.68
Election of 1968, fear the dominant sentiment
11.24.68
Election of 1968, reason for Nixon victory was fear
11.24.68
Electoral College, support of bill to reform
11.29.48
Electoral College, outmoded and dangerous
2.23.49
Electoral College, problems of
1.31.50 (1160-63)
Electoral College, reforms
3.27.56 (5643)
Electoral College, influence of large states
1.22.63 (792)
Electronic eavesdropping
5.7.68 (SF
Eliot, T.S., quoted
9.21.62
Ellender, Senator Allen, criticized
7.7.59 (12808)
Ellender, Senator Allen, tribute to
10.13.71 (S16269)
Elliston, Herbert, eulogy
1.23.57 (887)
Elrod, John, announced as campaign manager
1.2.74
Embassies, extravagant expenditures on
6.1.53 (5814-5)
End of the War Amendment, JWF opposition to modification of
6.11.70 (S8801)
Energy Crisis, effect of fuel shortage on Arkansas farmers, Arkansas Agriculture
4.11.73 (S7148)
Energy Crisis, Arab oil and Middle East, our commitment to Israel
5.21.73 (S9444)
Energy Crisis, Causes
1.25.74
Energy Crisis, Mentioned
3.30.74
Energy Crisis, Arab-Israeli conflict
10.9.74
Energy Crisis, Federal Energy Office, propane regulations
1.29.74 (S607) and 2.8.74 (S1645)
Engel, K. August, eulogy
1.8.68
Engle, Senator Clare, eulogy
3.1.65 (SF)
Environment, effect of SST on
3.24.71 (S3850)
Earth Week
4.13.73 (S7401)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), water pollution funds impounded
2.15.74
Equal Rights Amendment
3.22.72 (S4564)
Equal time for Congress, testimony before Commerce Committee
8.4.70
Equal television time for, "The Opposition" - ABM, Soviet concern over Safeguard
8.10.70 (S13016)
Equality, objective of war
9.16.42
Equality, cornerstone of US life
9.16.42
Equality, denied by Nazis
9.16.42
Equality, aim of World War One
9.16.42
Equal rights for women
1.3.49
Erasmus, quoted
4.20.61
Ervin, Sam, colloquy with, regarding NPT
3.12.69 (S2075)
Espionage, and the Chief Executive
5.29.60
Estes, Billie Sol
7.12.62
Ethics, support for law
3.27.51 (2905)
Ethics, undermined by football
3.27.51 (2905)
Ethics, commission to review public standards
3.27.51 (2905)
Ethics, and Senate
3.20.68 (SF); 3.22.68 (SF)
Ethics groups, political activity
4.25.60 (8626)
Ethics groups, interference in US foreign policy
4.29.60 (8976)
Etzioni, Amatai, quoted
6.24.64 (SF)
Europe, policy toward
6.16.47
Europe, basic area of US foreign policy
12.11.50 (16393-4)
Europe, must share own defense burden
1.18.51
Europe, essential to US security
1.18.51
Europe, defense priority over Korea
4.26.51 (4408)
Europe, alliance with US
5.8.64
Europe, Atlantic cooperation
11.19.64
Europe, American nuclear commitment to
5.4.65
Europe, third force concept, criticized
11.19.62
Europe, need to protect industrial capacity
8.30.51
Europe, after Suez
4.22.57
Europe, US and Canada the racial and cultural heirs of
12.8.47
Europe, US cultural debt to
1.18.51
Europe, Community of knowledge with US
5.11.64
Europe, tensions of nineteenth century
11.21.62
Europe, nineteenth century accomplishments
11.19.64
Europe, declining world position
3.7.52
Europe, decline in hegemony, neither applauded nor deplored
10.8.53
Europe, historical trends in
2.13.56
Europe, will to suicide since 1914
1.15.58
Europe, decline
6.3.58
Europe, and end of world dominance
8.23.60
Europe, end of dominance
4.30.63
Europe, collapse in 1914
5.11.65
Europe, postwar aid not solely humanitarian
12.1.47 (10961)
Europe, postwar economic stress
3.30.49 (3467)
Europe, postwar cooperation
4.11.62
Europe, ECA aid
3.30.49 (3455)
Europe, economic cooperation
4.5.49 (3878)
Europe, economic difficulties of
4.5.59 (3878-91)
Europe, economic rehabilitation of
7.15.9 (9586)
Europe, economic impact of tourism
4.24.50
Europe, federation of
6.16.47; 12.8.47; 6.11.48 (7813-19); 1.31.49 (702-5); 1.30.49 (3457); 4.26.50 (6470); 8.30.51 (10851); 4.16.49
Europe, cultural autonomy can be maintained in
12.8.47
Europe, history
12.9.47
Europe, federation, proposal for
12.9.4
Europe, federation, Russian opposition to
12.9.47
Europe, obstacles to
12.9.47
Europe, impact on British commonwealth
12.9.47
Europe, federation of, and Marshall Plan
1.21.48 (385)
Europe, federation, must be political as well as economic
6.11.48 (7818-9)
Europe, federation, resolution encouraging
6.11.48 (7818)
Europe, Lenin opposed to
6.11.48 (7817)
Europe, replies to arguments against
1.31.49 (704)
Europe, else dependent on US or Russia
3.4.49 (1874)
Europe, need to preserve individuality of states, culture and language
3.4.49 (1874)
Europe, declining prospects for
3.30.49 (3460)
Europe, Dutch attitude
3.30.49 (3462)
Europe, obstructed by politics of US State Department
3.30.49 (3458)
Europe, less incentive for
4.26.50 (5776)
Europe, financial inducements
5.25.50 (7713-4)
Europe, supported by Europeans
5.25.50 (1714)
Europe, resolution favoring
1.31.52 (680-1)
Europe, letter to President Truman
1.31.52 (681)
Europe, depredation of China by
3.7.66 (SF)
Europe, US postwar policy contrasted to current Asian policy
7.22.66 (SF)
Europe, building bridges to East
10.11.66 (SF)
Europe, American role in
10.13.66 (SF)
Europe, reduction in troop deployment
1.19.67 (SF)
Europe federation, tentative agreements
5.27.52 (6026)
Europe federation, not subservient to US
7.1.52 (8670)
Europe federation, benefits
10.8.53
Europe
10.8.53
Europe, Britain should lead
9.30.61
Europe, unification of, endangered by communism in Italy
6.3.47 (6249)
Europe, unification of, the Brussels Conference
3.8.48 (2286)
Europe, withdrawal of amendment concerning
3.8.48 (2286)
Europe, essential to peace
3.8.48 (2286)
Europe, postwar steps toward
1.24.63 (926)
Europe, and Common Market
6.23.63; 4.7.47 (3137-42); 5.15.47 (5316); 5.29.47 (5144) 5.29.47 (5154-5); 3.3.48 (2030) ; 3.30.49 (3457); 11.19.62
Europe, reunification of East and West
5.4.65; 5.11.65
European Advisory Commission
9.1.61 (17914)
European Recovery Program
3.3.48 (2030-41)
Evtushenko, Yevegny
9.11.63 (16814)
Excess-profits tax
6.26.45 (7581)
Excess-profits tax, exemption for small business
7.11.47 (8863)
Excise Tax, reduction
6.15.65 (SF)
Exchange of persons, benefits to understanding
8.24.51 (10637-8)
Exchange of persons, program
10.12.51 (13083)
Exchange of persons, advantages for Cold War
6.26.52 (8113-4); 7.30.53 (10456-7)
Exchange of persons, committee report on success of
8.1.53 (10833)
Exchange of persons, operational procedures
8.3.53 (11049)
Exchange of persons, aim is brotherhood of man
1.13.55
Exchange of persons, successes
4.27.57
Exchange of persons, with Russia
1.17.59 (806)
Exchange of persons, improvement
3.2.61 (3029)
Exchange of persons, cannot be propagandistic
6.27.61 (11400)
Exchange of persons, bipartisan administration
7.11.61 (11275-81), (122285-90)
Exchange of persons program, Commission report
4.4.63 (5716)
Exchange programs, bi-national education projects
2.9.65 (SF)
Executive, and cloture, desire to override obstructions
3.4.49 (1866), (1869), (1875)
Executive, powers of, and cloture
3.5.49 (1902-5)
Executive, source of destruction of individual freedoms
3.5.49 (1914)
Executive, increasing power of
8.16.49 (11545)
Executive, seeking of power by
3.5.49 (1922)
Executive, primacy in military and foreign relation matters
1.19.51
Executive, and cloture
1.4.57 (208)
Executive, powers under Eisenhower Doctrine
2.11.57 (1855-71)
Executive, constitutional limits on foreign policy powers
2.11.57 (SF)
Executive, cannot create a commitment without Congress' approval
2.21.66
Executive, foreign policy role of
4.6.66; 4.21.66
Executive, tendency to extend US foreign commitments, questioned
7.18.66 (SF)
Executive, congressional restraints needed in foreign policy
10.3.66 (SF)
Executive, and declaration of war
2.28.67 (SF)
Executive, and foreign relations policy
3.16.67 (SF); 4.4.67 (SF)
Executive, intervention in Congo without consulting Congress
7.10.67 (SF); 8.4.67 (SF)
Executive, role in creating a national commitment
7.31.67 (SF); 8.20.67
Executive, and "foreign commitments"
9.26.67; 11.1.67
Executive, foreign policy powers
10.11.67 (SF)
Executive, power to create national commitment
2.28.68 (SF); 2.28.68 (SF)
Executive, control of foreign policy
3.7.68 (SF)
Executive, and national commitment
4.17.68
Executive, agreements, with Spain criticized
5.1.69 (EW)
Executive, support of president's Vietnam policy discussed
6.30.70 (S10284)
Executive, privilege and congressional testimony
1.28.71
Executive, Privilege
3.2.71
Executive, Secrecy and Democracy
3.2.71
Executive, Secrecy, prevention of communcation between Executive Branch and Congress
3.24.71
Executive, Secrecy, validity of Administration reports
4.1.71 (S4187)
Executive, Privilege, debate on Senator Cooper's bill concerning
7.7.71 (S10511)
Executive, Privilege, testimony of JWF
7.27.71
Executive, Privilege, history of
7.27.71
Executive, Privilege, and White House Foreign Policy Bureau
7.27.71
Executive, Privilege, Sevareid commentary
3.23.71 (S4679)
Executive, Kissinger refusal to testify
3.28.72 (S4906)
Executive, Secrecy, "A United Front for Executive Secrecy," by Mary McGrory
8.3.71 (S12979)
Executive, Secrecy, "Executive Shell Game--Hiding Billions from Congress"
11.11.71 (S18232)
Executive, Secrecy, "Identification of Henry Kissinger"
12.1.71 (S21769)
Executive, Secrecy, Debate on Gravel and Pentagon Papers
5.5.72
Executive, Secrecy, Javits amendment
5.8.72 (S7440)
Executive, Secrecy, Baltimore Sun
5.16.72 (S7859)
Executive, Executive v. Congress
2.1.73
Executive, Privilege, introducing S. 858
2.15.73 (S2527)
Executive, Privilege, Nixon's use of, Watergate, separation of power, GAO activity, etc.
4.10.73
Export Control Act, extension
6.14.56 (104404-6)
Export Control Administration Act, executive privilege
8.1.72 (S12410)
Export Control Administration Act, comments on House floor by JWF and executive privilege
8.3.72 (H7161)
Export Guaranty Program
6.16.55 (8398-400)
Extradition treaties, various
10.22.63 (20042-3)
F.E.P.C., opposed
1.29.46 (498-508)
F.E.P.C., compared to Spanish Inquisition
1.29.46 (499)
F.E.P.C., opposed
4.22.64 (SF)
F.E.P.C., Motorola case
4.29.64 (SF)
"Face the Nation" (television program), Indochina War
4.15.73
"Face the Nation," Nixon's Moscow tirp, ability of Senate to end war, arms limitation, Radio Free Europe, Mills for President
5.21.72
Facts Forum, radio broadcasts
1.25.54 (691)
Fair Employment Practices Commission, problem of operation
1.22.46 (193)
Fair Labor Standards Act
4.4.46 (3097-3105)
Fair-trade laws, violation of free enterprise
2.18.53 (1178)
Fairbank, John K., quoted
3.7.66 (SF); 5.5.66
Fairbank, John K., views on Vietnam
10.11.67 (SF)
Fairlie, Henry, quoted
5.5.66
Faisal, King
8.23.65 (SF)
Faisal, King, U.S. support of Israel
10.9.74
Faisal, King, desires to cooperate with West
11.2.74
Fall, Bernard, quoted
3.21.66 (SF)
Fall, Bernard, tribute
2.24.67 (SF); 3.6.67
Fall, Bernard, referred to and praised
5.6.69
Farm Bill, remarks on, farmers' concern
11.19.70 (S18535)
Farm Credit Act, effects of on Akansas
7.31.71
Farm price supports, outlook good for
11.22.48
Farm Security Administration, abolition of
4.15.43 (3407)
Farmers Home Administration (FHA), appropriations
3.4.68 (SF)
Farmers Home Administration (FHA), views generally concerning loans by
3.27.69 (S2724)
Fanfani, Amintore, tribute
1.31.63 (1520)
Far East, problems of US defense of
1.18.51
Far East, US policy
12.11.50 (16393)
Far East, Europe more essential to US
12.11.50 (16394)
Far East, problems of poverty
1.18.55
Far East, conditions
4.22.57
Far East, economic aid
9.7.59 (18332-5)
Fascism, denial of civilization
2.13.42
Fascism, defined
4.30.44
Fascism, antithesis of Christianity
4.30.44
Fascism, negation of classical liberalism
10.28.44
Fascism, tendencies in Senator McCarthy
6.14.54
Faubus, J. Sam, eulogy
10.10.66 (SF)
Faubus, Orval E., actions in Little Rock, criticized
8.23.59
Faubus, Orval E., reaction to war cuts in highway funds
1.21.67
Fayetteville, Arkansas, public library
8.30.67 (SF)
Federal Aid to Education
10.23.47; 1.3.49; 5.4.49 (5592-4); 5.7.49; 5.18.57; 1.15.58 2.3.60 (1961-2); 5.17.61 (8225-7); 10.8.63 (18964)
Federal aid to education, endorsed
11.8.45; 2.27.48; 4.1.48 (3948)
Federal aid to education, prospects better
11.29.48
Federal aid to education, separation of church and state
5.7.49
Federal aid to education, federal control opposed
5.7.49
Federal aid to education, backgrounds and proposals
3.31.50
Federal aid to education, using tidelands resources
3.27.52 (3000)
Federal aid to education, for college housing
4.20.55 (4773-5)
Federal aid to education, views of Senator Taft
1.23.58 (874)
Federal aid to education, for peacetime veterans
7.21.59 (13842)
Federal aid to education, will not interfere with local control
4.19.60
Federal aid to education, endorse
3.8.61
Federal aid to education, and the Kennedy Administration
5.20.61
Federal aid to education, bribe for integration
8.29.61 (17339)
Federal aid to education, must have safeguards against federal control
10.13.62
Federal aid to education, urged
5.1.63; 5.12.63
Federal aid to education, and the space race
6.9.63
Federal aid to education, needy college students
2.1.64
Federal aid to education, tax credits for college tuition, opposed
2.4.64 (SF)
Federal aid to education, and civil rights issues
3.18.64 (SF)
Federal aid to education, views of Senator Goldwater
8.15.64 (SF)
Federal aid to education, prospects
1.16.65
Federal aid to education, research grants to smaller schools
3.22.65 (SF)
Federal aid to education, expansion
4.3.65
Federal aid to education, church-state issue
4.9.65 (SF)
Federal aid to education, elementary and secondary schools
4.9.65 (SF)
Federal aid to education, race issue no longer relevant
4.9.65; 11.10.65
Federal aid to education, in Arkansas
1.20.66
Federal aid to education, tax credits
3.15.67 (SF)
Federal aid to education, elementary and secondary
5.23.67 (SF)
Federal aid to education, impacted areas, appropriation
2.20.68 (SF); 2.21.68 (SF); 3.11.68 (SF)
Federal Bureau of Investigation, abuse, by Senator McCarthy
3.1.54
Federal Bureau of Investigation, surveillance of Foreign Relations Committee
5.1.71
Federal Construction Contract Bill
2.19.52
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., development of
8.21.53
Federal Housing Administration, investigation, criticism of committee report on
12.20.54
Federalism, preserved by free debate in Senate
1.12.59 (431)
Federalism, changing needs
9.9.59 (18774)
Federalism, US, benefits of
10.8.53
Federalism, US, at issue in civil rights debate
7.9.57 (11087-8)
Federalism, US, protection of the individual
7.30.57 (122990)
Federalism, and labor relations
10.5.65 (SF)
Federalist Papers, quoted
1.22.63 (790-1)
Federal judges, need for fourth in Arkansas
3.3.61 (3214)
Federal reserve board, South unrepresented
4.12.48 (4320)
Federal System, virtues of
3.4.49 (1874)
Federal System, U.S., price of
4.21.53 (3436)
Federal System, states laboratories for social change
3.4.49 (1874)
Federal System, U.S. and European proposal compared
3.4.49 (1874)
Federation of American Hospitals, magazine article
8.22.74 (S15606)
Feed grain problems
8.1.62
Fertilizer, shortage of
2.21.74
Filibuster, cloture and the two-thirds rule
1.28.69 (S595)
Filibuster, debate on amending Rule XXII
1.29.71 (S563)
Filibuster, "Shouting Back, Not Shutting Up," by N. Von Hoffman
2.18.71 (S1491)
Filibuster, debate with Senator Spong
2.25.71 (S2042)
Filibuster, Nixon support of filibuster
2.25.71 (S2042)
Filibuster, independence and effectiveness of Senate
2.25.71 (S2042)
Filibuster, amending Rule XXII
3.5.71 (S2538)
Filibuster, balance of power
3.9.71 (S2655)
Filibuster, with Senator Javits
3.9.71 (S2656)
Filibuster, debate on Lockheed loan
7.23.71 (S11980)
Filibuster, debate on cloture on Rehnquist nomination
12.10.71 (S21181)
Filibuster, defined
4.21.53 (3434-5)
Filibuster, history of
4.21.53 (3436-7)
Filibuster, tribute to
4.21.53 (3434-8)
Filibuster, engaged in
4.21.53 (3433-85)
Filibuster, interpretation of
4.24.53 (3768-9)
Finance Committee, health subcommittee
3.10.74
Fine, Benjamin, Quoted
11.14.47
Fine, Benjamin, Quoted
4.1.48 (3948)
Finland, treaty with Russia
12.13.67 (SF)
Fish conservation programs
3.5.59 (3293)
Fish farming
7.8.57, 8.20.57
Fish farming, appropriation
4.30.58 (7705), 5.15.59
Fish farming, research
8.6.59
Fish farming, reservoir research
3.22.60
Fish farming, research
3.2.62
Fish farming, loans
5.23.62 (8974)
Fish farming, development in Arkansas
10.21.62; 1.18.68 (SF)
Fish farming, experimental stations
3.10.71 (S2847)
Fish farming, "Rambling Along," by Roy Prewitt
3.10.71 (S2847)
Fish farming, "They're Farming Catfish by the Acre, But Supply is Still Short," By Roy Reed in New York times
8.2.71
Fish farming, Prewitt letter and DuVall article
5.25.72 (S8458)
Fisher, Dr. J., letter, "Violence at Yosemite," O'Neill Report, Safeguard System
8.6.70 (S12907)
Fishing vessels, unlawful seizer
4.3.68 (SF)
Fitzgerald, C.P., quoted
3.7.66 (SF); 4.27.66
Fleming, article about Bowie knife and the inventor James Black
4.10.72 (S5712)
Flippin, Dr. Howard, tribute as Arkansas optometrist president
6.26.73 (S11976)
Flood Control
9.3.47; 5.19.48 (6067-9); 5.13.58; 6.17.58 (11499);
Flood Control, Dardanelle Dam
7.27.50 (11191)
Flood Control, on Arkansas River
5.29.57 (7940)
Flood Control, on White River
6.6.57 (8457)
Flood Control, DeGray Reservoir Project
8.7.58
Flood Control bill
3.28.57 (4641)
Flood Control bill, Presidential veto
4.25.58 (7382-3)
Flood Damage, Harrison, Arkansas
5.11.61 (7804)
Flood Damage, cotton acreage
5.17.61 (8225)
Flood Disaster Relief Act
8.7.72 (S12758)
Florence, William G., "Madness for Secrecy"
12.16.71 (S12833)
Florida, tidelands
4.21.53 (3442-3)
Folk music, Arkansas
10.9.63 (19053)
Folk music,and folk art, article by Herman Schaden
7.1.70 (S10433)
Folklife Festival, JWF's recognition, newspaper articles
7.16.70 (S11558)
Food, export to Europe
11.14.47
Food, export to Europe, farmer not to blame for high prices of
10.24.48
Food for Peace
5.15.62
Food Stamps, program in Arkansas praised
5.28.70 (S7959)
Football
3.25.57
Football, obscures university's purpose
1.15.40
Football, inverse quality to education
6.28.40
Football, effects on morality
3.27.51 (2905)
Football, in Texas
4.21.53 (3439)
Football, Alabama
5.27.56
Football, and world politics
7.24.61 (13247)
Football, Razorbacks national champions
1.12.65 (SF)
Ford, Edsel, tribute to
4.8.70 (S5037)
Ford Foundation, tribute
4.23.56
Ford, Gerald, accession to the President
8.9.74 (S14677)
Ford, Gerald, quoted on oil prices
10.9.74
Ford, Gerald, quoted
11.2.74
Ford, Gerald, anti-inflation measures
11.2.74
Foreign affairs, America's grasp of responsibilities, criticized
4.11.46 (3508)
Foreign affairs, reappraisal of position on
5.17.46
Foreign affairs, problems of US system of government in conduct of
10.31.46
Foreign affairs, impact upon domestic situation
12.5.51
Foreign affairs, role of Congress
4.21.61
Foreign affairs, interference by private citizens
7.26.65 (SF)
Foreign affairs, danger of prolonged national preoccupation with
5.10.66
Foreign affairs, beyond coexistence
5.30.67
Foreign affairs, "In Thrall to Fear," Truman Doctrine, U.N., with Soviet Union and Communism, Khruschev, Red China, Indochina War, Ho Chi Minh, historic perspectives and U.S. attitudes toward
1.19.72 (S27)
Foreign Agents, lobbying activities
2.4.63
Foreign Agents, lobbying
2.17.63
Foreign Agents, regulation of lobbying
6.3.63 (10764)
Foreign Agents, registration
9.10.63 (16598)
Foreign Agents, registration of lobbying activities
7.6.64 (SF)
Foreign Agents, regulation of lobbying activities
1.26.65 (SF); 4.5.65 (SF)
Foreign Agents Registration Act, research by law school
8.27.62 (17731)
Foreign aid, not purpose of Fulbright resolution
8.25.43
Foreign aid, labeling of
6.7.49 (7332)
Foreign aid, equipment sent should be tailored to needs and abilities of recipient
8.30.51 (10852)
Foreign aid, relevance of trade to
6.8.54 (7821)
Foreign aid, objective not love of US
6.28.56 (11251)
Foreign aid, need for greater economic aid
6.29.56 (11354)
Foreign aid, proposed changes in
1.27.57
Foreign aid, objectives
4.30.57
Foreign aid, need for long-range program
4.30.57
Foreign aid, program defended
6.13.57 (8984-91)
Foreign aid, appropriation
6.14.57 (9120-1)
Foreign aid, 1957 bill
8.13.57 (14500-5); 8.13.57 (14507-8)
Foreign aid, faults of short-term programs
8.13.57 (14507-8); 8.27.57 (16015)
Foreign aid, proposed adjustments in,
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Foreign aid, not an anti-recession measure
6.4.58 (10139)
Foreign aid, to unpopular governments, criticized
8.6.58 (16318-9)
Foreign aid, faults of short-term programs
8.13.57 (14507-8); 8.27.57 (16015)
Foreign aid, proposed adjustments in
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Foreign aid, need to increase
3.18.59 (4408)
Foreign aid, emphasis on economic aid,
4.24.59 (6228-31)
Foreign aid, need for long-term plans
6.30.59 (12279)
Foreign aid, and inflation abroad
6.9.59 (10290-4)
Foreign aid, not a popularity contest
6.30.59 (12276)
Foreign aid, control by committee on appropriations
7.1.59 (12439, 19444, 12446)
Foreign aid, to neutral nations
7.2.59 (12575-6)
Foreign aid, long-term borrowing authority
7.2.59 (12560-67)
Foreign aid, purpose is US self-interest
7.2.59 (12586)
Foreign aid, health programs
7.7.59 (12849-50)
Foreign aid, and expropriation of US firms
7.8.59 (12958-9)
Foreign aid, Draper report
8.24.59 (16766-7)
Foreign aid, should not be earmarked for certain nations
9.12.59 (19340-6)
Foreign aid, 1960 bill, comments on
2.18.60 (2840)
Foreign aid, compared to warm-over gifts
4.27.60 (8745), 5.2.60 (9030-45)
Foreign aid, reasons for support
4.4.60
Foreign aid, waste and inefficiency
4.27.60 (8745)
Foreign aid, long-term basis
5.1.60
Foreign aid, long-term planning,
8.23.60
Foreign aid, administrative problems
11.1.60
Foreign aid, 1961 bill
8.11.61 (15616-9); 8.16.61 (16010)
Foreign aid, conference report
8.31.61 (17674-6)
Foreign aid, long-term program,
4.30.61
Foreign aid, rationale
8.4.61 (14698)
Foreign aid, moral justification for
8.14.61 (14712)
Foreign aid, self-interest of US not sole reason for
8.4.61 (14712)
Foreign aid, would support even if opposed by the electorate
8.4.61
Foreign aid, five-year financing
8.6.61
Foreign aid, and population explosion
8.6.61
Foreign aid, purpose
8.11.61 (15619)
Foreign aid, watchdog committee, opposed
8.14.61 (15679)
Foreign aid, utilization of private channels
8.14.61 (15685)
Foreign aid, long-term program
8.14.61 (15699)
Foreign aid, limitations on Presidential discretion
8.17.61 (16150-1)
Foreign aid, and trade protectionism
8.18.61 (16395-6)
Foreign aid, 80 percent in US
8.19.62
Foreign aid, benefits to Arkansas
10.30.62
Foreign aid, essential to US security
10.31.62
Foreign aid, 1963 Bill, conference report
12.13.63 (24466-7)
Foreign aid, conduct of program
3.28.63
Foreign aid, cooperation with Atlantic allies
4.30.63
Foreign aid, British contributions
10.9.63 (10949)
Foreign aid, accomplishments since 1945
10.28.63 (20337-9)
Foreign aid, separate military from economic
10.28.63 (20338)
Foreign aid, mistakes exaggerated
10.31.63 (20845-6)
Foreign aid, proposed changes
11.6.63 (21242)
Foreign aid, and aggression
11.7.63 (21365-67)
Foreign aid, 1964 Bill
8.1.64 (SF); 8.10.64 (SF); 8.11.64 (SF)
Foreign aid, increasing concentration of
8.1.64 (SF)
Foreign aid, diverts resources from domestic needs
8.1.64 (SF)
Foreign aid, prevents war
10.2.64 (SF)
Foreign aid, 1965 Bill
3.4.65 (SF); 6.10.65 (SF); 6.11.65 (SF); 6.14.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, floor management,
3.4.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, proposed revisions
3.4.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, multi-lateralization of
3.6.65
Foreign aid, Soviet-American cooperation
3.6.65
Foreign aid, cease pressing on hostile countries
3.14.65
Foreign aid, participation of Europe
5.4.65
Foreign aid, US self-interest
6.10.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, use by special interests, opposed
6.14.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, Assistance Act of 1965
8.23.65 (SF); 8.24.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, reasons for voting a present,
9.23.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, necessary modifications in
9.23.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, and world bank
9.30.65 (SF)
Foreign aid, and private industry
3.20.66
Foreign aid, conflict of politics with economics
4.1.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, separation of military and economic aid urged
4.1.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, multilateralization urged
4.1.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, long-term authorization urged
4.1.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, multilaterization of
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, concentration in fewer countries
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, political advantages of internationalization
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, long-term authorization, reconcidered
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, separation of military and economic
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, restraint on Executive
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, draws US into political and military commitments
7.26.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, bilateral type incompatible with national dignity,
7.26.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, arrogance of US power
7.22.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, obligation of rich to help poor
7.26.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, economic effect on Arkansas
7.28.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, tool for imperialistic intervention
10.4.66
Foreign aid, should not entail American Apresence
8.29.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, multilateral programs
10.5.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, Lebanese road building
10.5.66 (SF)
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1967
8.14.67 (SF); 8.15.67 (SF); 8.16.67 (SF); 8.17.67 (SF); 11.8.67 (SF)
Foreign aid, Inter-American Bank
8.23.67 (SF)
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1969, proposed
2.16.68; 6.9.69 (SF) S6163
Foreign aid, and unlawful seizure of U.S. fishing vessels
4.3.68 (SF)
Foreign aid, the role of the Foreign Relations Committee
10.9.69 (S12252)
Foreign aid, views on Foreign Assistance Act of 1969
12.11.69 (S16527)
Foreign aid, Vietnam and
12.12.69 (S16612)
Foreign aid, Appropriation bill, conference report
12.29.70 (S21453)
Foreign aid, Nixon Doctrine
1.4.71
Foreign aid, NATO and U.S. military assistance
1.4.71
Foreign aid, arms sales
1.4.71
Foreign aid, proposed military assistance and sales,
1.4.71
Foreign aid, aid to Cambodia, letter to Compt. General of U.S.
1.28.71
Foreign aid, introduction of S2295 to amend Foreign Assistance Act of 1961
7.15.71 (S11096)
Foreign aid, and isolationism
10.13.71
Foreign aid, deletion of language concerning South Vietnam, Cambodia and Burma
10.29.71 (S17196)
Foreign aid, and "Neo-isolationism"
10.31.71
Foreign aid, and military aid
10.31.71
Foreign aid, to Israel
10.31.71
Foreign aid, letter to Senator Allen Ellender, chairman of Appropriations Committee
11.8.71
Foreign aid, "Double-Talk Bookkeeping," by Rich R. Kaufman
11.8.71 (S17771)
Foreign aid, denial of information to Congress re
11.9.71 (S17771)
Foreign aid, and the U.S. economy, by Rep. Otto Passman
12.16.71 (S21839)
Foreign aid, aid for Seychelles Islands
12.1.71 (S21837)
Foreign aid, to Portugal
12.11.71 (S21403)
Foreign aid, amendment to continuing Appropriations for Foreign Aid to decrease appropriations
12.15.71 (S21737)
Foreign aid, "No Wonder We're Broke," from U.S. News & World Report,
12.16.71 (S21824)
Foreign aid, letters supporting JWF on foreign aid decrease
12.16.71 (S21824)
Foreign aid, debate on Inter-American Dev. Bank amendment
2.2.72 (S1154)
Foreign aid, to Bangladesh, must come from other programs
2.4.72 (S1209)
Foreign aid, New York Times editorial on arms limitation, Scoville article
2.24.72 (S2530)
Foreign aid, New York Times editorial,
2.24.72 (S2530)
Foreign aid, Conference reports on contribution to Inter-American Dev. Bank, Asian Dev. Bank, Inter. Dev. Assoc.
3.1.72 (S3035)
Foreign aid, Foreign Military Sales Act
4.11.72 (S7102)
Foreign aid, Pastore amendment on military commitments,
6.19.72 (S9660)
Foreign aid, Tower amendment to Foreign Assistance Act
6.19.72 (S9658)
Foreign aid, Dominick amendment to hire mercenaries
6.23.72 (S10109)
Foreign aid, amendment to Foreign Military Sales Act
7.24.72 (S11665)
Foreign aid, continuing resolution
10.16.72 (S18390)
Foreign aid, debate on continuing resolution
10.17.72 (S18535)
Foreign aid, on limiting the continuing resolution
2.26.73 (S3347)
Foreign aid, Introduction of S1443, Foreign Military Sales Act of 1973
4.3.73 (S6420)
Foreign aid, country-by-country military assistance for 1973
4.17.73 (S7618)
Foreign aid, Southwest Times editorial on military aid
4.18.73 (S7807)
Foreign aid, Paddock AID article
6.4.73 (S10286)
Foreign aid, Continuing resolution
6.29.73 (S12538)
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1969
6.9.69 (S6163)
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1972, JWF on Mansfield amendment
5.18.71
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1971, letter from Compt. General re
8.18.71
Foreign aid, plan for termination of
2.7.74 (S1422)
Foreign aid, spending
2.15.74
Foreign aid, hidden military assistance to Vietnam, Korea, and Thailand
5.6.74 (S7062)
Foreign aid, appropriations
9.30.74 (S17762), 10.1.74 (S17934)
Foreign aid, effect on, oil prices
9.30.74 (S17728)
Foreign aid, future of
10.19.71
Foreign aid, Mansfield amendment, withdrawal of troops
10.26.71 (S16805)
Foreign aid, Cooper-Church amendment prohibiting funds for Indochina
10.26.71 (S16805)
Foreign aid, statement on introduction
10.26.71
Foreign aid, Stevens amendment calling for repeal of Formosa Resolution
10.27.71 (S16942)
Foreign aid, Aiden amendment to cut back funds for American-supported schools and hospitals
10.27.71 (S16939)
Foreign aid, debate on Cooper-Church amendment
10.28.71 (S17077)
Foreign aid, debate on Cambodia funds ceiling
10.28.71 (S17077)
Foreign aid, Dominick amendment
10.29.71 (S17189)
Foreign aid, Stevens amendment re: interest on Dev. Loan Fund
10.29.71 (S17188)
Foreign aid, Randolph amendment re: international drug traffic
10.29.71 (S17169)
Foreign aid, Gurney amendment to establish Joint Committee on UN
10.29.71 (S17201)
Foreign aid, Gravel substitute for Symington amendment
10.29.71 (S17172)
Foreign aid, Symington amendment
10.29.71 (S17170)
Foreign aid, Allen amendment to prohibit military assistance to Greece,
10.29.71 (S17155)
Foreign aid, Buckley amendment re: US membership in UN
10.29.71 (S17155)
Foreign aid, Brock amendment for withdrawal of funds from countries failing to support 1949 Geneva Convention
10.29.71 (S17187)
Foreign aid, Dominick amendment re: US financial support of UN
10.29.71 (S17189)
Foreign aid, Case amendment concerning Cambodia, South Vietnam and Burma
10.29.71 (S17196)
Foreign aid, Church-Allott amendment on Dev. Loan Fund,
10.29.71 (S17176)
Foreign aid, Church amendment to reduce total military aid authorization
10.29.71 (S17198)
Foreign aid, final vote
10.29.71 (S17210)
Foreign aid, continuing appropriations for 1972,
12.16.71 (S21841)
Foreign aid, final passage of Conference Report,
12.17.71 (S21894)
Foreign aid, Foreign Assistance Act of 1972, flood debate
6.12.72 (S9199)
Foreign aid, JWF amendment to reduce amount
9.22.72 (S15733)
Foreign aid, colloquy on Hartke amendment on drug traffic
9.25.72 (S15780)
Foreign aid, colloquy on Hartke amendment on drug traffic and on Stevenson amendment
(S15785)
Foreign aid, debate on,
9.25.72 (S15780)
Foreign aid, Scott amendment
9.25.72 (S15786)
Foreign aid, Stennis amendment
9.25.72 (S15870), 9.26.72 (S15839); 9.28.72 (S16274)
Foreign aid, amendment to make President release impounded funds
2.8.73 (S2431)
Foreign Chanceries, prohibited in residential areas
7.5.62 (12742); 1.31.63 (1453); 7.24.63 (13214)
Foreign Chanceries, in Washington
9.27.72 (S16083)
Foreign currencies, and congressional travels
8.11.64 (SF)
Foreign currencies, use in bi-national educational exchanges
2.9.65 (SF)
Foreign investments, in Latin America
2.1.54 (1073)
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970, JWF floor statements for May-June, and complete debates which include Cooper-Church amendment and Byrd amendment, assimilated in files beginning
5.13.70 (S7105)
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970, statement
11.8.71
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970, debate
6.25.73 (S11900)
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970, defense spending
6.26.73 (S12031)
Foreign policy, object is national welfare
4.29.43
Foreign policy, traditional weaknesses
7.15.43
Foreign policy, based on self-interest,
8.25.43
Foreign policy, no longer separable from domestic policy
3.28.45 (2897)
Foreign policy, vacillation in
2.3.47
Foreign policy, suggestions for institutional changes to improve
2.3.47
Foreign policy, outline for postwar period
2.8.49
Foreign policy, basic relations are with Europe not Far East
12.11.50 (16396-4)
Foreign policy, objective of
1.18.51
Foreign policy, Russia, not China, the primary enemy
4.26.51 (4403)
Foreign policy, disadvantages of division of powers
3.7.52
Foreign policy, policy, guidelines
7.4.54
Foreign policy, bipartisan, failure of Democratic party
12.30.56
Foreign policy, need for opposition in peacetime,
3.25.57
Foreign policy, failures of US leadership since Korea
6.3.58
Foreign policy, dangerous apathy
6.20.58 (11844-50)
Foreign policy, must be attuned to opinions of mankind
7.16.58 (13908)
Foreign policy, drift toward war
8.6.58 (16317)
Foreign policy, popular responsibility for
8.21.58 (18903-8)
Foreign policy, survey of factors which shape,
4.16.59
Foreign policy, theory of bipartisanship questioned
4.16.59; 4.18.59
Foreign policy, need for underlying popular consensus and agreement
5.7.59
Foreign policy, moralistic attitude
9.9.59 (18773)
Foreign policy, American frustration
8.23.60
Foreign policy, importance of strong President,
3.26.61
Foreign policy, dependent upon residential power,
5.5.61
Foreign policy, problems of constitutional machinery
5.5.61
Foreign policy, US record since 1945
6.29.61 (11702)
Foreign policy, complexity of solutions
8.21.61
Foreign policy, role of House of Representatives
4.21.61
Foreign policy, development of theory containment
8.21.61
Foreign policy, and democracy, problems
1.23.63
Foreign policy, US not omnipotent
1.24.63
Foreign policy, need for bipartisanship
2.17.63
Foreign policy, and public opinion
3.9.63
Foreign policy, preeminent role of president
3.9.63
Foreign policy, criteria for responsible criticism of
5.4.63
Foreign policy, mistaken belief in immutability of Soviet policy
9.9.63 (16539)
Foreign policy, racial segregation not a burden on
9.15.63
Foreign policy, myths and realities
3.25.64 (SF)
Foreign policy, need for flexibility
12.8.64
Foreign policy, instruments should not be confused with goals
12.8.64
Foreign policy, liberation doctrine, a failure
12.8.64
Foreign policy, building of bridges
12.8.64
Foreign policy, advance of international community
3.6.65
Foreign policy, neo-isolationism
4.3.65
Foreign policy, role of dissent in
10.22.65 (SF)
Foreign policy, Senate should reflect common man's feeling
2.1.66
Foreign policy, new era began in 1961
3.14.66
Foreign policy, inconstancy of
3.22.66
Foreign policy, dangers of moralism
3.22.66
Foreign policy, historic US tension between anti-communism and nationalism
3.22.66
Foreign policy, US options for China
3.22.66
Foreign policy, US should support nationalism rather than oppose communism
3.22.66
Foreign policy, a kind of voodoo in US
4.21.66
Foreign policy, Right-wing interference in trade
4.28.66 US
Foreign policy, overextension compared to Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany,
4.28.66; 5.17.66
Foreign policy, danger of overextending commitments
5.3.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, CIA influence on
5.16.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, need for Senate power over CIA
7.14.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, radical new Asian doctrine
7.22.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, building bridges to East
10.11.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, US role as global policeman,
10.14.66; 5.5.67
Foreign policy, great powers should forebear interference in other societies
12.5.66
Foreign policy, US spirit of universal mission
5.5.67
Foreign policy, psychological drives in
5.30.67
Foreign policy, executive intervention in Congo, criticized,
7.10.67 (SF); 8.4.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, American power regarded as end in itself
8.8.67
Foreign policy, traditional methods inadequate
8.8.67
Foreign policy, Defense Department research funds
8.22.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, Role of Congress and Executive
1.19.51; 3.7.52; 2.11.57; 3.26.61; 4.21.61; 3.9.63
Foreign policy, Congressional voice needed in creating Acommitments
2.21.66
Foreign policy, role of Senate a minor one
4.6.66
Foreign policy, failure of Congress to fulfill its role
4.21.66
Foreign policy, Congressional role
6.4.66
Foreign policy, Congressional check on Executive
7.18.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, need for congressional voice in
10.3.66 (SF)
Foreign policy, congressional voice in declaring war
2.28.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, Congressional role
3.16.67; 4.4.67
Foreign policy, Congressional role in creating Acommitments
3.20.67
Foreign policy, Congressional role in shaping
4.27.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, erosion of congressional role
7.31.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, resolution of Congressional role in creating a national commitment
7.31.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, Congressional role in Acommitments
8.20.67
Foreign policy, essential U.S. choice
9.26.67
Foreign policy, Congressional role in "commitments"
9.26.67; 11.1.67; 10.11.67 (SF); 2.24.68; 3.7.68 (SF)
Foreign policy, role of executive, S.J. Res. 187
11.20.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, changing U.S. conceptions of
12.13.67 (SF)
Foreign policy, proper U.S. role,
1.21.68
Foreign policy, Commission, proposed
5.22.68 (SF)
Foreign policy, Nixon Administration, philosophy
4.27.69
Foreign policy, beyond Vietnam
5.1.69
Foreign policy, American role of "World Policeman"
5.1.69
Foreign policy, effects of McCarthyism on
5.1.69 (S4604)
Foreign policy, changing the balance of power system,
5.1.69
Foreign policy, Power Politics in the nuclear age, views on an international system,
5.1.69
Foreign policy, seeking a new approach to conduct of
5.6.69
Foreign policy, containment theory as a myth
5.6.69
Foreign policy, ultimate test of objective
5.19.69
Foreign policy, current foreign policy as drain on US psychological resources,
5.19.69
Foreign policy, current dilemmas of
5.19.69
Foreign policy, privileges and prerogatives of the Senate,
6.8.69
Foreign policy, psychiatry and
6.16.69 (6.15.69?)
Foreign policy, US and Canadian relations, article dealing with
6.8.70 (S8558)
Foreign policy, American public opinion, transition of, "An American Foreign Policy: Imperative - Responsible Restraint," by Marshall Wright
7.30.70 (S12445)
Foreign policy, Nixon's State of the World Message
1.28.71
Foreign policy, SALT talks
2.28.71
Foreign policy, JWF comments on Nixon's "State of World" address
2.28.71
Foreign policy, and Congress
4.3.71
Foreign policy, "New Internationalism"
4.4.71
Foreign policy, and separation of powers
4.16.71
Foreign policy, effects of anti-war demonstrations and legislation on
5.4.71
Foreign policy, "The USA Astride the Globe," by Merio Pusey
10.1.71 (S15628)
Foreign policy, Okinawa Reversion Treaty and Japanese/American relations
11.8.71 (S17765)
Foreign policy, "American Majority are Isolationists," by Burton K. Wheeler
11.30.71 (S19891)
Foreign policy, "Time for Sanity in Foreign Policy," by Frank Getlein
12.16.71 (S21841)
Foreign policy, "In Thrall to Fear," Truman Doctrine, Indochina War, Russia, relations with since 1945 (Khruschev), Cold War, China, relations with (Mao Tse-Tung), Ho Chi-Minh, UN
1.7.72
Foreign relations, complexity of
9.15.51
Foreign relations, effect of cheese embargo on
1.23.52 (441-3)
Foreign relations, need to establish long-term policies
3.6.52
Foreign relations, constitutional primacy of executive
1.19.51
Foreign relations, links with domestic affairs
11.3.59
Foreign relations, problems of official secrecy
4.30.61
Foreign relations, and agriculture
5.15.62
Foreign relations, importance of manners
6.12.64
Foreign relations, private interference in
7.26.65 (SF)
Foreign relations, commitments abroad, need to re-examine
9.25.69 (EW)
Foreign relations, "Old Myths and New Realities"
4.2.70 (S4877)
Foreign relations, Communist China
4.23.73 (S6145)
Foreign relations, Canada
6.8.70 (S8558)
Foreign relations, Use of secret information, comments by Joseph McCaffrey and David Brinkley
1.20.72 (S127)
Foreign relations, "Fiscal Cost of Cold War," article
2.8.73 (S2469)
Foreign Relations Authorization Act, JWF comments on
4.28.72 (S6959)
Foreign Relations Authorization Act, debate on, Congress v. Executive, Executive privilege and classification of documents
5.1.72 (S7010)
Foreign Relations Committee, need for better briefings by state department
1.17.59 (795, 798)
Foreign Relations Committee, method of staff appointments
6.9.59 (10289)
Foreign Relations Committee, method of handling Dillon nomination
6.9.59 (10289)
Foreign Relations Committee, 1964 activities
10.2.64 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, dispute with Senator Dodd in
8.23.65 (SF); 8.30.65 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, duty of chairman to speak out,
10.22.65 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, purpose of Vietnam hearings
2.21.66; 3.14.66
Foreign Relations Committee, impact of test ban hearings,
3.14.66
Foreign Relations Committee, results of Vietnam hearings,
4.6.66
Foreign Relations Committee, purpose of foreign policy hearings
4.21.66
Foreign Relations Committee, and CIA
5.16.66 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, reorganization amendment,
3.3.67 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, invitation to General Westmoreland,
4.27.67 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, forum of free discussion,
7.31.67 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, lack of communication from State Department
100.10.67 (SF); 11.22.67
Foreign Relations Committee, testimony of Dean Rusk,
11.7.67
Foreign Relations Committee, Vietnam hearings,
12.8.67 (SF)
Foreign Relations Committee, statement to Dean Rusk,
3.11.[68?]
Foreign Relations Committee, hearings on NPT, Laird testimony,
2.19.69
Foreign Relations Committee, role of, discussed,
4.19.69
Foreign Relations Committee, Nixon Administration withholding information from,
5.12.69
Foreign Relations Committee, hearings on foreign policy and psychiatry
6.5.69
Foreign Relations Committee, Advise and Consent, function of
6.12.69 (S6549)
Foreign Relations Committee, commitments abroad, need to re-examine
9.25.69
Foreign Relations Committee, jurisdiction of
10.9.69 (S12252)
Foreign Relations Committee, role of, discussed
10.21.69
Foreign Relations Committee, hearings on UN, statements on opening of,
2.4.70
Foreign Relations Committee, tributes to JWF as chairman
4.23.70 (S6093)
Foreign Relations Committee, Carl Marcy affair,
5.6.70 (S6821)
Foreign Relations Committee, summary of activities of, 91st Congress
12.30.70 (S21478)
Foreign Relations Committee, rules of the Committee,
3.1.71 (S2179)
Foreign Relations Committee, and the Indochina War
4.14.71
Foreign Relations Committee, Nixon Administration withholding information on government programs abroad
9.22.71 (S14727)
Foreign Relations Committee, jurisdiction over Rhodesian chrome question
9.27.71 (S15116)
Foreign Relations Committee, S.J. Res. 237, funding, reported
1.26.72 (S492)
Foreign Relations Committee, rules of
2.29.72 (S2830)
Foreign Relations Committee, summary of 1972 activities
10.14.72 (S18316)
Foreign Relations Committee, funds for
2.27.73 (S3510)
Foreign Relations Committee, moratorium on MIRV testing
7.18.74 (S12889)
Foreign Relations Committee, report on Kissinger's wiretapping role printed in Record
8.7.74 (S14446)
Foreign service, problems of
7.15.43
Foreign service, need for intellectuals in
10.17.44
Foreign service, American amateurism
1.17.59 (805)
Foreign service, tribute
6.24.64
Foreign service, personnel system
8.7.64 (SF)
Foreign service, courtesy passports
10.8.65 (SF)
Foreign service, administrative reorganization needed
6.20.67 (SF)
Foreign service, morale problems
10.3.67 (SF); 5.28.68
Foreign service, school of language studies
2.20.67
Foreign service, "Vietnamization of the Foreign Service," by John Claymore
12.10.71 (S21430)
Foreign students, orientation courses
3.21.60 (6065)
Foreign students, difficulties in US
4.14.60 (8034)
Foreign students, US responsibilities for those studying under private finances
1.15.62 (430)
Foreign Student Service Council
4.6.61 (5473-4)
Foreign trade, and high tariffs
5.11.43 (4218)
Forest Services
5.15.59
Forest Services land legislation
5.24.68 (SF)
Forester, Bobby, tribute
6.9.60 (12189)
Forestry, brush elimination
7.22.59 (13585)
Forestry, brush elimination, progress in
11.8.49
Forestry, development of national program
8.6.59 (15251)
Forestry, minimum wage
8.26.66 (SF)
Forestry research
4.15.43 (3407); 5.24.56; 2.9.61 (1960); 3.2.62
Formosa, no emergency in
1.24.55 (622)
Formosa, danger of war in
3.13.55
Formosa, threat of invasion
8.17.54 (14794-5)
Formosa, critical situation
5.27.57 (7668-9)
Formosa, Stevens amendment to Foreign Assistance Act of 1971
10.27.71 (S16942)
Fort Chafee, deactivation, criticized
12.17.58
Fort Smith National Historical Site
6.9.61; 7.20.61
Fortas, Abe, mentioned
6.9.69 (S6192)
Fosdick, Dr. Harry Emerson, quoted
8.13.46
France, danger of communism in
11.14.47
France, colonialism
3.29.54 (3952-3)
France, governmental problems
2.13.56
France, collapse of democracy in
5.28.58
France, US differences with
8.23.59
France, commercial treaty
8.17.60 (16562) (16606-7)
France, antagonism toward Anglo-Saxons
1.24.63 (926)
France, division of Europe
2.14.63
France, not proper leader for Europe
3.28.63
France, shame at World War Two effort
6.23.63
France, role in Western Alliance
10.29.63 (20507)
France, recovery since World War II
10.29.63 (20507)
France, differences of viewpoint with US
5.8.64
France, anti-American attitude of, regretted
3.14.65
France, peace treaty of 1815
3.1.66 (SF)
France, mistreatment of China by
3.7.66 (SF)
France, respect of underdeveloped nations for
4.21.66
France, President Pompidou
3.6.70 (S3067)
France, colonial exploitation of
10.3.67 (SF); 12.8.67 (SF)
Franco Administration, JWF, Spanish Bases (New York Times)
71.31.70 (S12500)
Frank, Jerome, quoted, 3.7.66 (SF)
5.5.66; 5.30.67
Frankel, Charles, tribute to
9.13.65 (SF); 1.14.70
Frankel, Charles, quoted
12.5.66
Franco-Prussian War
5.5.66
Franking privileges
11.30.54 (16199-201)
Franking privileges, abuse of
6.2.70 (S8158)
Franking privileges, Senator Hatfield and
6.2.70 (S8161)
Franklin, Benjamin, quoted
6.1.48
Free enterprise, opposed to margarine tax
12.18.47 (11590)
Freedom, molded by education
4.11.62
Freedom, view of Senator Goldwater
8.2.63 (13961)
Freedom, ridiculed
8.15.64 (SF)
Freedom, criticized
9.14.64 (SF)
Freedom, defined
9.14.64 (SF); 4.17.68
Freedom Academy
2.9.61 (1853)
Freedom in democratic society
7.28.61
Freedom of discussion, hampered by centralized communications media
1.25.55
Freedom of discussion, declining in colleges
1.25.55
Freedom of discussion, truth will prevail in marketplace
3.14.66; 4.21.66
Freedom of expression, need for
4.21.53 (3479)
Freedom of the marketplace, repeal of margarine tax
6.24.55
Freedom of press, international guarantees for
9.7.44 (7587); 10.28.44
Freedom of press, undue influence of USIA on
5.29.57 (7968, 7980-4)
Freedom of press, and US passport policy
8.20.57 (15264)
Freedom of press, comments
4.16.71
Freedom of press, statement by JWF inserted by Senator Sparkman
7.22.71 (S11797)
Freedom of press, "Grumbling Off," by Nicholas Von Hoffman
9.22.72 (S14727)
Freedom of press, and Office of Tel. policy
1.23.73 (S1158)
Freedom of press, letters from Arkansas re:
1.23.73 (S1159)
Freedom of press, JWF views on
1.23.73 (S1157)
Freedom of the skies
2.16.43 (1011-3)
Freeman, Orville, tribute
7.30.63 (13688)
Friday, Herschel, nomination for Supreme Court
10.15.71
Fritchey, Clayton, "State of Affairs," Canada and U.S. Foreign Policy
6.8.70 (S8958)
Fritchey, Clayton, "The Trend in Greece"
2.18.71 (E845)
Fromm, Erich, quoted
6.4.66; 12.5.66; 11.24.68
Fruit growers
2.8.56 (2337)
Fuentes, Carlos, comments
7.17.69 (S8218)
Fulbrecht, Wilhelm, acknowledgement of CARE package
5.29.47 (5155)
Fulbright, J.W., alleged improper influence on RFC
2.23.51
Fulbright, J.W., personal relations with president Truman
4.26.51 (4409)
Fulbright, J.W., conservatism of
1.19.55; 6.27.61 (11400)
Fulbright, J.W., colloquy with Senator McCarthy
6.22.55 (8953, 8957)
Fulbright, J.W., Amicus curiae brief
9.4.58
Fulbright, J.W., accusations of, by Senator Goldwater,
4.17.59 (6198-6201)
Fulbright, J.W., visit to middle east
6.15.60 (12618-21)
Fulbright, J.W., not candidate for cabinet post
12.2.60
Fulbright, J.W., recollections of academic career
3.26.61
Fulbright, J.W., personal independence
3.26.61
Fulbright, J.W., opposed for Secretary of State by NAACP
3.26.61
Fulbright, J.W., differences with Homer Adkins
3.26.61
Fulbright, J.W., would support foreign aid regardless of views of voters
8.4.61
Fulbright, J.W., special perspective on agricultural issues
5.15.62
Fulbright, J.W., campaign appeal
7.30.62
Fulbright, J.W., role as Senator
7.30.62
Fulbright, J.W., role in Senate
11.5.62
Fulbright, J.W., management of foreign aid bill
3.4.65 (SF)
Fulbright, J.W., role in Johnson Administration foreign policy
3.14.65
Fulbright, J.W., crank mail
2.19.66
Fulbright, J.W., differences with President Johnson
2.21.66; 3.6.66
Fulbright, J.W., no feud with Johnson
3.20.66
Fulbright, J.W., Oxford experience
2.22.67
Fulbright, J.W., simple Ozark hillbilly
2.28.67 (SF)
Fulbright, J.W., does not want to be Vice-President
3.20.67
Fulbright, J.W., plea to Nixon Administration to end the Vietnam War
3.21.69
Fulbright, J.W., what he would do to end the Vietnam War
10.21.69
Fulbright, J.W., on becoming Secretary of State in Kennedy Administration,
4.16.69
Fulbright, J.W., views concerning civil rights
4.19.69
Fulbright, J.W., his views concerning national priorities
2.19.69
Fulbright, J.W., views on American society
4.19.69
Fulbright, J.W., on why he entered politics,
4.19.69
Fulbright, J.W., views on dissent by Senators
4.1.69
Fulbright, J.W., view about decade of 1960s
5.1.69
Fulbright, J.W., tribute to as Chairman of Foreign Relations Committee
4.23.70 (S6093)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment reducting NASA appropriations by 10%
7.7.70 (S10719)
Fulbright, J.W., added as co-sponsor to Goodell amendment to HUD appropriations for additional funds for water and sewer projects
7.7.70 (S10703)
Fulbright, J.W., "JWF vs. the Junta," Evans and Novak,
2.11.71 (S1336)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment to Mansfield amendment
5.19.71 (S7400)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment to Dominick Foreign Service amendment to Higher Education Bill
8.6.71 (S13639)
Fulbright, J.W., motion to reconsider vote on Rhodesian Chrome amendment
9.24.71 (S15041)
Fulbright, J.W., on riots following World Series victory in Pittsburgh
10.9.71 (S16571)
Fulbright, J.W., American to reduce authorizations for special Foreign Military and Related Assistance Bill
11.11.71 (S18238)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment to Revenue Act to shorten extension of
11.16.71 (S18733)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment to Revenue Act of 1971 to limit authorization of DISC
11.22.71 (S19311)
Fulbright, J.W., on Mansfield amendment to end the [Vietnam] war
12.11.71 (S21430)
Fulbright, J.W., amendment to decrease funds for foreign aid
12.15.71 (S21737)
Fulbright, J.W., urges Congress to end Vietnam war
1.4.73 (S249)
Fulbright, J.W., tribute to J.N. Heiskell
1.18.73 (S1001)
Fulbright, J.W., on war powers
1.18.73 (S1007)
Fulbright, J.W., views on freedom of press
1.23.73 (S1157)
Fulbright, J.W., on cutbacks of funds benefitting rural America
1.23.73 (S1167)
Fulbright, J.W., Exchange Program
5.29.74
Fulbright Painters Exhibit
10.29.59
Fulbright Resolution
9.20.43; 10.5.43
Fulbright Resolution, explanation and defense of
5.10.43
Fulbright Resolution, explained and defended
6.15.43; 8.26.43; 10.23.43
Fulbright Resolution, inactivity on
1.17.45
Fulbright Resolution, supported by international atomic controls
4.11.46 (3508)
Fulbright Scholarships
9.27.45 (9044); 12.15.45 (12123-4); 4.11.46 (3553); 5.17.49; 7.31.49; 7.13.50 (10049-58); 6.27.61 (11400-3); 7.10.61 (12106-10)
Fulbright Scholarships, appropriation
6.19.48 (9051); 5.25.56 (8997)
Fulbright Scholarships, aim of
11.5.48
Fulbright Scholarships, growth of program
8.30.51
Fulbright Scholarships, success of program
4.26.50 (5776); 10.8.53; 5.25.56 (8997)
Fulbright Scholarships, aim of
11.5.48 (5776)
Fulbright Scholarships, growth of program
8.30.51; 4.26.50 (5776); 10.8.53; 5.26.56 (8997)
Fulbright Scholarships, development of
5.27.54; 6.7.49 (7333)
Fulbright Scholarships, history and prospects of program
8.24.51 (10636-9)
Fulbright Scholarships, better than Voice of America
7.7.50
Fulbright Scholarships, preferable to USIA
5.23.57 (7494)
Fulbright Scholarships, Latin American program
6.11.54 (8045); 5.15.58 (8807)
Fulbright Scholarships, selection of Board
7.17.47
Fulbright Scholarships, statement of first awards
4.8.48
Fulbright Scholarships, three certain Chinese students not admitted under
9.1.50 (14118)
Fulbright Scholarships, impossible with communist countries
4.17.51
Fulbright Scholarships, propaganda use of
5.15.51
Fulbright Scholarships, exchange with Yugoslavia, endorsed
8.24.51 (10629)
Fulbright Scholarships, permission for foreign students to remain in US defeats purpose of program
3.30.53 (2433)
Fulbright Scholarships, reductions in, opposed
8.1.53 (10834-5)
Fulbright Scholarships, amendments changing purpose of, opposed
8.1.53 (10831-6)
Fulbright Scholarships, Bi-national Agreements
8.1.53 (10853)
Fulbright Scholarships, approval by private industry
8.1.53 (10853)
Fulbright Scholarships, motivation for
10.8.53
Fulbright Scholarships, geographical distribution in US
6.11.54 (8045-6)
Fulbright Scholarships, survey of costs
5.31.55 (7246-8)
Fulbright Scholarships, purpose outlined
4.23.56
Fulbright Scholarships, respect for culture of Asia and Africa
4.23.56
Fulbright Scholarships, complemented by private foundations
4.27.57
Fulbright Scholarships, letter from recipients
6.18.57 (9429)
Fulbright Scholarships, and artistic activity
2.28.59; 10.29.59
Fulbright Scholarships, with Russia
1.17.59 (806)
Fulbright Scholarships, exchange with Japan
1.23.59 (1097)
Fulbright Scholarships, and fur-lined Cadillacs
9.2.59 (1739)
Fulbright Scholarships, program protected from political influence
8.17.60 (16632)
Fulbright Scholarships, improve program
3.2.61 (3029)
Fulbright Scholarships, funds for dependents
7.11.61 (12293); 7.12.61 (12352)
Fulbright Scholarships Program
8.24.60 (17470)
Fulbright Scholarships Program, experience
3.26.61
Fulbright Scholarships Program, and foreign students studying under private financing
1.15.62 (430)
Fulbright Scholarships Program, appraised
8.13.62; 2.17.63
Fulbright Scholarships Program, with Netherlands
5.8.64
Fulbright Scholarships Program, development of
5.6.65, 3.1.66 (SF)
Fulbright Scholarships Program, motivation
2.22.67

Index to Speeches: G-H

Gabon, dissolution of parliament for sake of economy
1.30.64 (SF)
Galbraith, John Kenneth, quoted
11.19.59; 8.13.62; 4.3.65
Galloway, Joseph, quoted
4.28.66
Gambling, RFC support of in Nevada
7.7.50
Gardner, John, testimony on Vietnam
5.11.71 (S6642)
Garst, Roswell, trips to Russia
6.26.74 (S11597)
Garst, Roswell, correspondence with Soviet officials
6.26.75 (S11598)
Garst, Roswell, letter from Khruschev
7.31.74
Gas, Northern exploitation
3.29.50 (4288)
Gas Warfare, ineffectiveness of
11.8.45
Gasoline, price trend of
3.4.74 (S2661)
Gathings, E.C. Took, retirement
10.18.67; 11.1.68 (SF)
General Accounting Office, and Cambodia funds
2.15.71
General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade
5.23.62 (8982-3)
General Services Administration, JWF tribute to 50th anniversary of
6.8.71 (S8477)
Geneva Conference, results
7.31.55
Geneva Conference, failure to discuss Russian arms deal with Nasser
3.25.57
Geneva Protocol of 1926, submitted to Senate, support of ratification by JWF
8.21.70 (S13943)
Geneva Protocol of 1926, prohibition of gas and bacteriological methods of warfare
10.2.70 (S17016)
Geneva Tariff Agreements
5.31.48
George, Senator Walter, tribute
5.9.56 (7779)
George Amendment, concerning executive agreements
2.2.54 (2260)
George Washington University, illiterate students
4.27.62 (7285)
George Washington University, law school
10.18.65 (SF)
George Washington University, JWF on Sesquicentennial of
2.9.71 (S1087)
German paintings, in US
4.22.48 (4744)
German paintings, exhibition
2.25.49 (1556)
German paintings, in US
3.22.58
Germans, sinister race
7.25.40
Germans, desire for dominion
7.30.40
Germans, a dangerous people
11.30.63
Germany, reunification
7.31.58; 4.22.57; 2.26.59 (3032-3); 6.7.59; 11.19.64; 12.8.64; 3.6.65; 5.4.65
Germany, partition, paramount Cold War issue
3.1.66 (SF)
Germany, failure of 1944 plot against Hitler
3.1.66 (SF)
Germany, and Versailles treaty
3.1.66 (SF)
Germany, trade with China
3.20.66; 7.27.66
Germany, US troop withdrawals
4.28.66
Germany, postwar myths of US policy toward, examined
9.27.66 (SF)
Germany, Kiesinger-Brandt coalition
1.19.67 (SF)
Germany, abandonment of Hallstein doctrine
1.19.67 (SF)
Germany, encouraging new trend
1.19.67 (SF); 4.21.67
Germany, Weimer Republic
3.5.49 (1915); 8.21.61
Germany, Weimer Republic, war debts
7.30.40
Germany, Weimer Republic, demilitarization of, advocated
1.27.45
Germany, Weimer Republic, postwar occupation
2.18.45
Germany, Weimer Republic, limitation on postwar industry advocated
2.18.45
Germany, Weimer Republic, starvation in
12.4.45 (11375-6)
Germany, Weimer Republic, reorganization as federation of states
4.7.47 (3139)
Germany, Weimer Republic, postwar rehabilitation of
4.7.47 (3138)
Germany, Weimer Republic, restrictions on production, criticized
6.16.47
Germany, Weimer Republic, federation of states
3.3.48 (2040)
Germany, Weimer Republic, include as federation of states in a united Europe
6.1.48
Germany, Weimer Republic, children's relief program, financed by painting exhibition
2.25.49 (1556)
Germany, Weimer Republic, policy toward, criticized
3.30.49 (3462-4)
Germany, Weimer Republic, desire for European federation in
3.30.49 (3462)
Germany, Weimer Republic, Morgenthau Plan criticized
3.30.49 (3464)
Germany, Weimer Republic, could have been used to prevent Russian expansion in 1944
1.19.51
Germany, Weimer Republic, demand for unconditional surrender of, an error
1.19.51
Germany, Weimer Republic, ratification of NATO treaty with
7.1.52 (8670)
Germany, Weimer Republic, educational and cultural exchange
3.14.58 (4417)
Germany, Weimer Republic, friendship with
1.17.59 (805)
Germany, Weimer Republic, US policy regarding
3.16.59 (4231)
Germany, Weimer Republic, dollar bonds
5.4.61 (7304, 7306)
Germany, Weimer Republic, should increase share of troops
7.30.61
Germany, Weimer Republic, Soviet treaty with Soviet Zone of, need not prejudice US rights
7.23.61
Germany, Weimer Republic, not ready for role of leadership
9.30.61
Germany, Weimer Republic, should pay larger NATO share
8.18.62
Germany, Weimer Republic, Soviet Zone treaty
8.19.62
Germany, Weimer Republic, unification in 1860s
11.19.62
Germany, Weimer Republic, importance to Atlantic alliance
2.17.63
Germany, Weimer Republic, and the Atlantic
10.29.63
Germany, Weimer Republic, role in NATO
11.30.63
Germany, Weimer Republic, trade between West and Soviet Zone
5.4.65
Germany, Weimer Republic, Soviet Zone, regime condemned
5.4.65
Germany, Weimer Republic, acceptance, of Oder-Neisse Line, suggested
5.11.65
Germany, Weimer Republic, Krupp contract and Polish reconciliation
5.11.65
Germany, Weimer Republic, expansion of relations with East Europe proposed
5.11.65
Ghana, anniversary of independence
3.6.73 (S3837)
Ghandi, Indira, mentioned
2.19.69 (S1805)
G.I. Bill
1.74
Gibbon, Edward, quoted
4.25.61
Gideonse, Harry W., quoted
3.22.62 (4834-5)
Gilded Age, corruption of
3.27.52 (2995-7)
Gillette, Senator Guy, views on margarine tax
1.5.50 (74-77);11.3.59
Gillette, Senator Guy, tribute to on death
3.12.73 (S4403)
Gilliland, Charles, tribute
7.22.62
Girl Scouts, 44thAnniversary
3.16.56 (4941)
Global defense policies, beyond limits of US resources
1.18.51
Globaloney
2.16.43 (1011)
Gluck, Maxwell, ambassador to Ceylon
7.2.57
Goldberg, Arthur, nomination
7.23.65
Goldberger, Marvin L., referred to
7.15.70 (S11376)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, remarks on Luce nomination
4.17.59 (6197-6201)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, critique of
4.21.61
Goldwater, Senator Barry, foreign policy views of
7.24.61 (13246-7)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, criticized
7.30.61; 9.21.61
Goldwater, Senator Barry, irresponsible foreign policy views
2.17.63
Goldwater, Senator Barry, views of liberalism
8.2.63 (13960)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, views on coexistence
8.2.63 (13960)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, compared to Chinese Communists
8.2.63 (13960)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, domestic policy views, ridiculed
8.15.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, domestic policy views, criticized
9.8.64 (SF); 9.14.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, domestic policy views, criticized
9.8.64 (SF); 9.14.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, views compared to Stalinism
9.8.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, ideological preoccupation of, criticized
9.10.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, gross libel by
9.10.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, election would lead to national moral deterioration
9.14.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, civil rights views criticized
9.14.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, election would mean increased racial violence
9.14.64 (SF)
Goldwater, Senator Barry, menace to South
10.26.64
Goldwater, Senator Barry, call for JWF resignation
5.5.66
Good neighbor policy
7.15.43
Goodell, Senator, tribute to
12.30.70 (S21605)
Government, basis of civilization
10.17.44
Government, and business
11.27.44
Government, need for capable men in
12.11.44
Government, out of balance with natural science
10.20.45; 11.8.45
Government, last significant advance in art of, American & French Revolution
11.8.45
Government, state legislatives more representative than Congress
1.29.46 (500)
Government, complications caused for foreign relations by US system
2.3.47
Government, division of powers
8.6.48 (9996)
Government, need for control by single party
8.6.48 (99996)
Government, not the product of logic
3.4.49 (1872)
Government, virtues of federal system
3.4.49 (1874)
Government, purpose of, defined
3.4.49 (1867)
Government, reasons for complexity of
5.20.49
Government, centralization of
5.24.49
Government, commission on ethical standards
3.27.51 (2905)
Government, dependent upon popular conceptions ff right conduct
3.7.52
Government, purposes of
5.19.52
Government, reasons for complexity of
5.20.49
Government, centralization of
5.24.49
Government, commission on ethical standards
3.27.51 (2905)
Government, dependent upon popular conceptions ff right conduct
3.7.52
Government, purposes of
5.19.52
Government, U.S., distinguishing feature is party system
9.24.54
Government, employment of businessmen
7.19.55 (10891-7)
Government, largely a collection of procedures
2.20.57 (2317)
Government, U.S. system, criticized
12.3.58
Government, advantages of Soviet decision-making process
4.18.59
Government, U.S., peculiarities of
11.16.59
Government, U.S., need for greater party discipline
3.26.61
Government, U.S., parochialism of
4.25.61
Government, US system compared to British
5.5.61
Government, US based on man's dual nature
5.17.61 (8225)
Government, depends on intuition
4.11.62
Government, by the people, difficulty
1.21.63
Government, US, uniqueness of federal system
1.22.63 (790)
Government, American mistrust of
6.26.64
Government, divided, ill effects of
11.7.46; 6.3.58; 9.9.59 (18773-5); 9.10.59 (18941-2); 9.11.59 (19037); 3.5.60 (4565)
Government, no changes in art since 1800
2.3.47; 5.20.47 (5511); 11.5.48; 3.6.52
Government, strategic advantages of a democracy
4.21.66
Government, should seek public happiness not power
12.5.66
Gracian, quoted
4.26.43; 6.4.51; 6.14.54; 5.18.56; 5.27.56
Graham, Dr. Frank, tribute to on death of
2.17.72
Graham, Fred P., "Buffalo River: Should it Become a National River?"
8.13.70 (S13402)
Grant, Dr. Daniel, Ouachita Baptist University
3.22.73 (S5472)
Grant, Ulysses, corruption during administration
3.27.52 (2997)
Gravel Amendment (Foreign Assistance Act), perfecting amendment to Symington Amendment
10.29.71 (S17172)
Great Britain, reasons for imperial success
1.15.40; 4.5.40
Great Britain, American survival dependent on
7.30.40
Great Britain, American attitudes toward
3.28.45 (2897-8)
Great Britain, American inheritance from
3.28.45 (2898)
Great Britain, need for end to prejudice against
3.28.45 (2898)
Great Britain, and Palestine
10.21.45
Great Britain, tribute to
5.1.46 (4291)
Great Britain, loan
5.1.46 (4287-4293); 5.7.46 (4542-4)
Great Britain, withdrawal of Near East aid, criticized
4.7.47 (3138)
Great Britain, problems of coal
9.23.47
Great Britain, need for close ties with
9.23.47
Great Britain, decline after 1918
3.30.49 (3463)
Great Britain, assistance to
3.30.49 (3455)
Great Britain, economic growth of
4.26.50 (5775)
Great Britain, success of governmental forms
3.29.54 (3953)
Great Britain, GNP
7.7.59 (12808)
Great Britain, parliamentary system
5.5.61
Great Britain, and Common Market
4.11.62
Great Britain, foreign aid program of
10.9.63 (10949)
Great Britain, racial problems
4.29.64 (SF)
Great Britain, naval bureaucracy
5.22.68 (SF)
Great Britain, ambassadorship declined
9.23.74
Great Britain, economic prospects
11.2.74
Greece, postwar reorganization
12.11.44
Greece, aid to
4.7.47 (3137)
Greece, admission to NATO
2.6.52 (85607)
Greece, and political theory
12.3.58
Greece, foreign credits
6.9.59 (10290)
Greece, economic problems
6.9.59 (10290-1)
Greece, Delian league of 478 BC
6.30.59 (12276)
Greece, imperialism in China
3.7.66 (SF)
Greece, arrogance of Empire
5.5.66
Greece, empire criticized
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Greece, military government
5.2.67 (SF)
Greece, fate of Papandreous
5.2.67 (SF)
Greece, views of Melina Mercouri
8.28.67 (SF)
Greece, freedom snuffed out
10.3.67 (SF)
Greece, ship loan extensions
12.1.67 (SF)
Greece, views of Senator Dirksen
3.31.68
Greece, debate concerning nomination of ambassador
12.19.69
Greece, resumption of full-scale military shipments to Greece, political freedom in Greece
9.22.70 (S16194)
Greece, conditions in Greek Prime Minister's interview with Sir Hugh Greene
9.28.70 (S16580)
Greece, U.S. role in, open letter from Greek journalists, "Exiles Seek to Bar Arms Aid to Greece"
10.14.70 (S18065)
Greece, Resumption of heavy arms to mini-pseudo Parliament to advise cabinet, prolongation of dictatorship
11.17.70 (S18291)
Greece, "JWF versus the Junta," by Evans and Novak
2.11.71 (S1336)
Greece, NATO and Greece, "The Trend in Greece," by Clayton Fritchey, Shipments to Greece and U.S. support of Hunta
2.18.71 (E845)
Greece, State Department revision of U.S. policy toward
9.21.71 (S14645)
Greece, communication from George C. Vournos on military aid to Greece
10.15.71 (S16377)
Greece, Allen Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act, to prohibit military assistance to
10.29.71 (S17155)
Greece, U.S. home port, Postarticle
2.9.72 (S1489)
Greece, Criticism of home port
2.16.72 (S1826)
Greece, Torture of Dr. Pandelakis
3.6.73 (S3838)
Greek Civil War, analogy to Korea
4.26.51 (4403)
Green, Senator Theodore, resignation
1.30.59; 2.6.59 (2056)
Green, Senator Theodore, tribute
1.12.60 (330); 5.18.66
Green Thumb Project
10.3.66 (SF)
Greenberg, Rabbi Irving, testimony noted
5.12.70 (S6998)
Greers Ferry Dam
5.23.55 (6743); 6.13.56 (10180); 4.10.64 (SF)
Greers Ferry Dam, turbine contract
8.9.59 (2105)
Greers Ferry Dam, water garden
1.6.65 (SF)
Greers Ferry Dam, fish hatchery, effect of foreign aid on
7.28.66 (SF)
Grey, Sir Edward
5.11.65
Gross National Product, alternatives to, Wall Street Journalarticle on quality of life
6.2.72 (S8716)
Group Research, Inc., tribute
9.29.65 (SF)
Guam, possible statehood for
3.29.54 (3955)
Guatemala, communist government of
2.1.54 (1073)
Guerrilla warfare
6.29.61 (11703)
Guerrilla warfare, need for US military training in
3.6.52
Guerrilla warfare, and China
12.8.65
Guerrilla warfare, in Malaya and Philippines
3.22.66
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, views in retrospect
4.19.69
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, JWF on how he was "brainwashed"
10.21.69
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, history of
6.23.70 (S9609)
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, Dole Amendment
6.24.70 (S9654)
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, Repeal of debate concerning, including JWF position toward
7.10.70 (S11054)
Gun control bill, Arkansas legislature=s views on
3.7.67 (SF)
Gurney Amendment, Foreign Assistance Act, to establish Joint Committee on UN
10.29.71 (S17201)
Hadley, Arthur, quoted
4.8.60 (7729)
Haiti, brutal dictatorship
5.5.66
Halberstam, David, quoted
3.31.68
Halberstam, David, views on Vietnam
12.13.67
Half-truths, sugar-coated
2.8.58
Hall, Edward, Foreign Policy and Psychiatry
6.5.69
Hallstein, Walter, quoted
11.19.62
Hallstein Doctrine, abandonment
1.19.67 (SF)
Hamilton, Alexander, quoted
5.7.59; 1.22.63 (791)
Hammarskjöld, Dag, eulogy
9.18.61
Hanks, Robert J., article, "Against all Enemies," attacking Congressional control of military, JWF inserts facts about U.S. Naval Institute Colloguy with Church
6.24.70 (S9649)
Hanoi, How Hanoi sees Nixon
1.20.70 (S197)
Hanseatic League
3.9.48 (2381)
Hapsburg Empire, dissolution of, unwise
4.23.53
Harriman, Averil, Views concerning Vietnam praised
6.22.69
Harris, Oren
4.21.60 (8472)
Harris, Oren, resignation
7.26.65
Harris, Oren, appointment to judgeship
8.13.65 (SF)
Harris, Oren, tribute
2.3.66 (SF)
Harrison, Arkansas, flood damage
5.11.61 (7804)
Harrison, Dan, Article on Cambodia
3.24.71 (S3783)
Harrison, Earl G., quoted
10.21.45
Hart, John, Interview with CBS
4.3.70
Hatch, Senator Carl A., dispute with
11.26.45; 12.19.45 (12326-7)
Hatfield, Mark, mentioned and praised
6.2.70 (S8158)
Hatred, against government officials
11.24.63
Hatred, against government officials, and Kennedy Assassination
12.5.63
Hatred, and Right Wing
12.5.63
Hawaii, statehood, racial considerations
3.29.54 (3952-3)
Hawaii, statehood, and communism
3.29.54 (3950)
Hawaii, different traditions of government
3.29.54 (3952)
Hayden, Senator Carl, tribute
5.7.68 (SF)
Hayden, Senator Carl, tribute to on death of
2.25.72 (S2609)
Hays, Brooks, quoted on FEPC
1.29.46 (508)
Hays, Brooks, tribute to
7.28.55 (11793)
Hays, Brooks, nomination to TVA
6.25.59 (11954)
Hayden, Senator Carl, tribute
2.19.58 (2341); 2.19.62 (2410)
Head Start Program
11.10.65
Health Care, article inserted in record
8.22.74 (S15606)
Health, Education and Welfare, proposed department
8.16.49 (11544)
Health, Education and Welfare, views regarding appropriations for 1970
12.17.69 (S16979)
Health, Education and Welfare, appropriations, disaster relief for East Coast
6.27.72 (S10375)
Health legislation
3.10.74
Health services
9.6.72 (S14171)
Heiskell, J.N., tribute to
1.18.73 (S1001)
Helms, Richard
7.28.66 (SF)
Henry, Orville, introduction to book
6.21.73
Herter, Christian A., nomination
4.21.59 (6400)
Herter, Christian A., Khrushchev letter
3.28.60 (6654-5)
Herz, Theodore, tribute
7.26.66 (SF)
Highways, Arkansas
3.4.74 (S2665)
Highjackings, airline, treaty concerning
5.20.69 (S4881)
Highjackings, airline, convention with Cuba
6.8.71 (S1990)
Highjackings, airline, anti-hijacking bill
9.21.72 (S15630)
Hill-Burtin Hospital Construction
2.15.74; 2.21.74 (S1990); 4.19.74
Hilsman, Roger, views concerning Vietnam noted
3.6.70 (S3635) (3.5.70?)
Hilton, Virginia, announced as campaign secretary-treasurer
1.2.74
Hirohito, war criminal
9.18.45 (8677)
Hiroshima
10.20.45; 11.8.45
Hickenlooper, Senator Bourke, tribute
6.15.53 (6464-5); 11.3.59
Highways, federal program
5.15.56 (8139)
Highways, benefits to Alaska
6.29.60 (14940-2)
Highways, damaged in Arkansas by missile site work
6.15.61 (10562)
Hill-Burton Act, and Arkansas hospitals
4.19.60
Hintz, Edward A., contempt of Congress
7.10.61 (12088)
Hippies
8.8.67
History, guidance of
3.1.66 (SF)
History, guidance of, proper use of
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Hitler, Adolf, compared to Napoleon
7.30.40
Hitler, Adolf, manipulation of legislature by
3.4.49 (1973)
Ho Chi Minh, Indochinese Civil War
12.11.50 (16393)
Ho Chi Minh, no comparison to Hitler
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Ho Chi Minh, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
Ho Chi Minh, Indochina War
3.27.73 (S5822)
Hoagland, Jim, quoted on Israeli raids
8.22.74 (S15628)
Hobbes, Thomas, quoted
4.29.43
Hodge, Orville E., investigation
9.21.56; 3.14.57 (3680-94)
Hoffa, James
8.13.57 (14478)
Hoffer, Eric, quoted
4.27.66
Hoffman, Stanley, "Growing Doubts about Reliability"
3.9.71 (S2720)
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, quoted
5.5.67
Holt, Senator Rush D.
7.30.40
Home Owners Loan Act, amendment
5.20.54 (6904)
Honduras, mentioned
5.6.70 (S6819)
Honey bee bill
8.15.62 (16617-8)
Hoosiers for Peace, the Widening War
5.1.70
Hoover Commission, RFC reorganization
7.6.50 (9684-8)
Hoover, Herbert, and appeasement
7.30.40
Hoover, J. Edgar, tribute
7.1.49; 9.1.61
Hoover, J. Edgar, remarks on consular treaty
1.21.67
Hoppe, Arthur, "Napoleon's Retreat from Moscow Updated"
3.4.71 (S4632)
Hospitals, Arkansas Hill-Burton funds
2.21.74 (S1990)
Hot Springs, Arkansas
10.9.68 (SF)
House of Lords, declining power of
3.5.49 (1904); 1.22.63 (791)
House of Representatives, procedures
3.22.57 (4207)
House of Representatives, role in foreign policy
4.21.61
House of Representatives, encroaching in Senate
1.22.63 (790)
Housing, college, aid to
4.20.55 (4773-5); 5.24.56 (8890-5); 2.3.58 (1480)
Housing, government financing
3.15.50 (3359-64)
Housing, mortgage controls
8.18.50 (12843); 8.21.50 (12883)
Housing, veterans loans
2.21.58 (2528)
Housing, federal loans
3.12.58 (4075)
Housing, military
5.16.59
Housing, in Little Rock
11.19.59
Housing, appropriations for Arkansas urban housing programs and letters from Arkansas
7.20.71 (S11496)
Housing, cutback of funds for rural housing by Nixon Administration
1.23.73 (S1167)
Housing Improvements Bill, prospects for veto
2.4.59 (1742)
Housing Improvements Bill, veto criticized
8.12.59 (15614)
HUD (Housing and Urban Development), water-sewer system appropriations, JWF joins Goodell as co-sponsors, and latest sewer projects in Arkansas
7.7.70 (S10703)
HUD (Housing and Urban Development), appropriation bill for 1970, debate on independent offices of
12.7.70 (S19527)
Hughes, Charles Evans, quoted
10.25.52
Hull, Cordell, statement on nomination by
3.25.44
Human nature
3.31.68
Human nature, and law
4.8.60 (7731)
Human nature, paradoxes
6.12.64
Human nature, conceives adversaries as abstractions
3.7.66 (SF)
Human nature, psychological quirks of
6.4.66
Human nature, lack of inhibitions against war
4.21.67
Human nature, emotional rather than rational
12.8.67 (SF)
Human relations, need for research in
5.20.47 (5511)
Humanities, heart of education
3.2.55
Humanities, decline deplored
3.2.55
Humanities, need for
2.23.60
Humphrey, Senator Hubert, vice-presidential nomination
8.5.56
Hungary, communist seizure of
6.3.47 (6248)
Hungary, Russian cultural penetration in
8.24.51 (10638)
Hungary, Revolution
11.12.56; 7.19.57 (12127)
Hungary, UN inaction
2.10.57
Hungary, American concern for
1.17.59 (805)
Hungary, need for liberalized US attitude
12.8.64
Hunt, H. L., radio broadcasts
1.25.54 (691)
Hunter, R. "Who Turned the Cold War Back?"
12.16.70 (S20283)
Hurricane warning system
5.31.55 (7250)
Huxley, Aldous, quoted
9.9.63 (16540); 5.5.66
Huxley, Thomas, quoted
8.8.67

Index to Speeches: I-J

Iceland
3.13.67 (SF)
Ideology, and Cold War
12.19.63 (25139); 4.5.64
Ideology, and war
8.13.62
Ideology, increasing irrelevance to communism
4.29.63
Ideology, danger of
9.8.64 (SF)
Ideology, capitalism and socialism
9.10.64 (SF)
Ideology, problems of definition
9.10.64 (SF)
Ideology, generates crusading spirit
12.8.64
Ideology, formalizes self-righteousness
2.20.65
Ideology, proper role in foreign policy
2.20.65
Ideology, encourages war
3.12.65
Ideology, misleading abstractions of
3.7.66 (SF)
Ideology, declining role in revolution
4.27.66
Ideology, psychological roots of
5.5.66; 5.10.66
Ideology, beyond coexistence
5.30.67
Immigration, and social chaos
3.5.49 (1906)
Immigration, limits needed
6.14.49
Immigration, decline in
5.27.56
Imperialism, reasons for British success
1.15.40; 4.5.40
Imperialism, policy of grab
2.16.43 (1012)
Imperialism, America unsuited for
12.11.44
Imperialism, alien to American instincts
3.28.45 (2898)
Imperialism, and European unification
3.30.49 (3457)
Imperialism, unwise dissolution of Hapsburg Empire
4.23.53
Imperialism, American lack of
8.9.65
Imperialism, humiliation of China by West
3.7.66 (SF)
Imperialism, western cultural impact on Thailand
10.3.66 (SF)
Imperialism, unconscious American
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Imperialism, price of Empire, America's soul
8.8.67
Imperialism, American tendencies
9.25.67
Impoundment, and separation of powers
3.14.71
Impoundment, water and sewer funds
4.11.71
Impoundment, of public funds
1.2.72
Impoundment, of highway funds
9.5.72
Impoundment, co-sponsor of Bellmon Amendment
6.30.72 (S1167)
Impoundment, funds for rural America
1.23.73 (S1167)
Impoundment, of funds
21.1.73
Impoundment, domestic funds
1.14.74
Impoundment, water and sewer facilities funds
3.4.74 (S2665)
Impoundment, educational funds
3.24.74
Impoundment, REAP funds
4.22.74 (S5997)
Income tax, community-property discrimination
7.10.47 (8588)
Income tax, reduction premature
7.11.47 (8660)
Income tax, benefits for students
4.24.56 (6829); 1.19.57 (352)
Income tax, reduction in lower brackets
3.26.57 (4386-97); 3.27.57 (4478-9)
Income tax, credits for education
1.29.59 (1325-6)
Independent Regulatory Commissions, history and role of
8.2.55 (12805-7)
India, independence of
7.31.49
India, agricultural aid to
5.28.52 (6115-6)
India, alienation from US by aid to Pakistan
3.2.54 (2481-3)
India, need to prevent from going communist
7.4.54
India, need to continue aid to
6.29.56 (11394)
India, developments in
12.17.58
India, and Pakistan
8.31.59 (17359)
India, economic aid
9.7.59 (18333-4)
India, foreign aid
5.1.60
India, transfer of power to Shastri
5.27.64
India, war with Pakistan
4.28.66
India, border dispute with China
10.12.67 (SF)
India, British influence on
12.13.67 (SF)
Individualism, promoted by democracy
1.15.40; 5.19.40
Individualism, menaced by Nazis
7.30.40
Individualism, destroyed by fascism
2.13.42
Individualism, aim of peacekeeping organization
8.25.43
Individualism, dependent upon peace
12.10.43
Individualism, incompatible with total war
12.15.43
Individualism, aim of US government
10.31.46
Individualism, embodied in US constitution
2.3.47
Individualism, and private property
2.3.47
Individualism, basic tenet of Christianity
6.16.47
Individualism, faith of the West
4.24.50
Individualism, American, shown by military organization
1.19.51
Individualism, dangers from central government,
7.30.57 (12990)
Individualism, touchstone of education
10.13.62
Individualism, aim of education
10.13.62
Individualism, and organic state
5.5.66
Indochina, civil war in
12.11.50 (16393)
Indochina, need for attention to guerrilla warfare
3.6.5
Indochina, U.S. policy questionable
4.29.54; 7.4.54
Indochina, Republican confusion in
7.20.54; 8.23.59
Indochina, American involvement in, criticized
12.16.69 (SF) S16753
Indochina, American involvement in
12.16.69 (S1675)
Indochina, constitutional aspects of the war
5.13.70 (S7699)
Indochina, "Indochina Strife has Warped our Ideals, Lets Reds into Middle East," Wallace Carroll
6.4.70 (S8372)
Indochina, history of U.S.-Indochina relations, David Schoenbrun
6.8.70 (S8553)
Indochina, and Cambodia
2.4.71
Indochina, Congress v. Executive and Indochina War
2.4.71
Indochina, Cooper-Church Amendment
2.4.71
Indochina, role of legislator in
2.4.71
Indochina, continuation of, opinion of American people on [ ? ] and Executive privilege
2.28.71
Indochina, purposes of
3.2.71
Indochina, effects of, on Democracy
3.2.71
Indochina, and executive secrecy
3.21.71
Indochina, objectives of
4.4.71
Indochina, and the Foreign Relations Committee
4.14.71
Indochina, protests against
5.1.71
Indochina, McGovern-Hatfield Amendment
5.1.71
Indochina, war powers of Executive Branch
5.14.71
Indochina, legality of
7.8.71
Indochina, Decision-making process of
6.23.71
Indochina, Cooper-Church Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act prohibiting funds for war
10.26.71 (S16805)
Indochina, Case Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act
10.28.71 (S17198)
Indochina, December bombing of North Vietnam
12.29.71
Indochina, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
Indochina, servicemens' petition against further U.S. involvement in
2.2.72 (S1026)
Indochina, criticism of Nixon's settlement plan, and of Nixon's attacks on Muskie
2.4.72 (S1203)
Indochina, Muskie speech
2.22.72 (S2222)
Indochina, Secrecy of Thailand
2.38.72 (S4902)
Indochina, JWF/McNamara correspondence, interview with Admiral McCain
3.28.72 (S4911)
Indochina, renewed bombing, possibility of ending, "Issues and Answers"
4.9.72
Indochina, Lord opinion in lawsuit against
4.10.72 (S5706)
Indochina, President's power to conduct, JWF amendment
4.11.72 (S5915)
Indochina, War Powers Act
4.12.72 (S6048)
Indochina, testimony of Robers and Laird before Foreign Relations Committee
4.19.72 (S6295)
Indochina, Roth statement on neutralization of Southeast Asia
4.20.72 (S6493)
Indochina, JWF comments on Nixon's speech
4.27.72 (S6723)
Indochina, statement to Democratic Caucus escalation of bombing, Congress should try to end war
5.4.72
Indochina, support for mining of Haiphong
5.11.72 (S17670)
Indochina, JWF comments on Soviet statement
5.11.72 (S7676)
Indochina, Kairn article on conditions at Long Binh
5.1[?].72 (S7866)
Indochina, Vietnamization not successful
5.16.72 (S7861)
Indochina, debate on "End the War" Amendment
5.16.72 (S7954)
Indochina, Lavelle's unauthorized raids
6.13.72 (S9265)
Indochina, Vietnam Vets Readjustment Act
8.8.72 (S13033)
Indochina, Leitenberg article on military tactics
8.8.72 (S13034)
Indochina, JWF "Signals for Peace" memorandum 1969
8.15.72 (S13567)
Indochina, New York Times article, "Real Casualties," JWF
9.8.72 (S14374)
Indochina, Foreign Relations Committee study, "Bombinb as a Policy Tool"
10.12.72
Indochina, statement on end of [war?]
1.24.73
Indochina, End of war
1.27.73
Indochina, aid to North Vietnam
1.27.73
Indochina, Nixon, Congress should end
1.4.73 (S249)
Indochina, Chicago Tribune, aid for reconstruction
2.7.73
Indochina, Chicago Tribune, Foreign Relations Committee role
2.7.73
Indochina, aid to North Vietnam, Nixon's ending of war, amnesty
2.18.73
Indochina, Hackworth article
2.22.73 (S3195)
Indochina, Bombing of Cambodia
3.27.73 (S5839)
Indochina, Ho Chi Minh
3.27.73 (S5822)
Indochina, peace-keeping forces, "Face the Nation"
4.15.73
Indochina, legal prohibition to U.S. financing South Vietnam in Cambodia
4.31.73 (S37384)
Indochina, statement on Soviet reaction to mining of Hanoi Harbor
5.11.72
Indochina, bombing in Cambodia, letters from servicemen
5.1.73 (S8032)
Indochina, letters from airmen in Cambodia
5.16.73 (S9228)
Indochina, Eagleton Amendment to end
5.29.73 (S9835)
Indochina, ending of all funds in Indochina on August 15, 1973, bombing of Cambodia, cut-off
6.29.73 (S12560)
Indonesia, danger of communism in
4.22.57
Indonesia, address of Ambassador Notowidigo
5.19.59 (8442)
Indonesia, aid to
7.8.59 (12944); 11.7.63 (21344)
Indonesia, prohibited on aid, opposed
6.10.65 (SF)
Indonesia, American aid resumption, criticized
8.29.66 (SF)
Indonesia, revolt against Sukarno
8.29.66 (SF)
Indonesia, foreign aid to
9.30.74 (S17728)
Industrial development, tax-exempt bonds
3.26.68 (SF)
Industrialization
5.18.57; 11.19.59
Industrialization, force creating world unity
11.14.47
Industrialization, in South
5.20.56
Industrialization, in backward nations
4.30.59 (7156)
Industrialization, encourage spread to South and West
3.9.61 (3632-7)
Industrialization, decentralization
12.13.67
Industry, artificial barriers to
6.4.52 (6529)
Industry, effect of military industrial complex on private industry
8.6.71 (S13405)
Inflation
10.26.45 (10093); 8.6.48 (9997); 3.15.50 (3360-3); 3.25.57; 2.10.58
Inflation, controls
8.18.50 (12842); 8.21.50 (12883)
Inflation, and Cold War
12.5.51
Inflation, in Europe, communist efforts to create
12.5.51
Inflation, foreign, and US aid
6.9.59 (10290-4)
Inflation, and Tax Bill of 1964
2.7.64 (SF)
Inflation, reduction of
3.24.74; 3.30.74
Inflation, impact on senior citizens
4.19.74
Inflation, remedial action
11.2.74
Inflation, role of oil prices in
11.2.74
Information program, problems of
8.1.53 (10883)
Information services, US
7.13.50 (10049-54)
Inonu, Ismet, defeat of
5.26.50 (7776-7)
Institute of International Education, anniversary
1.29.59 (1352-3)
Institute of Politics in Arkansas
8.19.74
Intellectuals in government, speech at Cambridge University
6.1071
Intelligence, American deployment to gather
6.22.69
Intelligence, the Army and
3.12.70 (S3644)
Inter-American Development Bank
7.15.59 (13442); 12.16.63 (24699-704); 1.14.64 (SF); 2.23.65 (SF); 2.24.65 (SF); 2.25.65 (SF); 3.8.65 (SF); 8.23.67 (SF); 8.24.67 (SF)
Inter-American Development Bank Act, introduced by JWF by request
6.8.70 (S8513)
Inter-American organizations
3.12.45 (2025)
Inter-American Peace Force
8.9.65
Interdependence
2.27.43; 7.15.43; 2.23.60; 4.25.61
Interest rates
3.14.58 (4426-9)
Interest rates, higher in South
8.31.49 (12571)
Interest rates, government moved too fast
8.21.53
Interest rates, federal loans, opposition to increase
12.2.57
Interest rates, increase
2.24.58 (2593-5)
Internal subversion
9.12.50 (14620)
Internal subversion, and FBI
7.1.49
Internal subversion, and diplomatic immunity
9.12.50 (14620)
Internal subversion, need for US program of
12.5.51
Internal subversion, exaggerated
1.31.54
Internal subversion, foreign aggression a greater threat than
2.24.53
Internal subversion, views of Right Wing
11.8.61
Internal subversion, exaggerated
9.12.62
Internal subversion, not principal threat to US
9.21.62
International Bank for Reconstruction & Development
3.19.59 (4593-6, 4607); 2.19.60 (3065)
International Bureau for Protection of Industrial Property
8.17.60 (16553); 10.4.72 (S16834)
International Center, proposed
10.22.65 (SF)
International community, a state of mind
3.6.65
International Development Association
2.19.60 (3073-4); 6.2.60 (11673); 4.30.63;1.20.64 (SF)
International Development Association, increase role in foreign aid
3.4.65 (SF)
International Development Association, praised
5.14.69 (S5233)
International Development Association, JWF on U.S. participation in
10.20.71 (S16703)
International education and information activities, appropriation
7.13.50 (10049-58)
International Finance Corporation
6.21.55 (8813-4); 8.25.61 (17116-7)
International Financial Institutions, U.S. participation in certain institutions, international monetary fund
11.24.70 (S18839)
International Financial Institutions, colloquy with Gore and Kennedy, U.S.pariticipation in International Financial Institutions
11.24.70 (S18848)
"Inter-American Bank"
12.9.70 (S19850)
"Inter-American Bank," H.R. 18306 for authorization of same provide for annual audit of exchange, stabilization fund by GAO
12.11.70 (S20047)
"Inter-American Bank," "Soft Loan Window" at IAD and Asian Development Bank
12.21.70 (S20871)
International Labor Organization, US contribution
4.19.56 (6636-8, 6642-3)
International Law, incompatible with national sovereignty
10.20.45
International Law, forcible support for
10.20.45
International Law, term a misnomer
11.28.45 (11090)
International Law, should apply directly to individuals
5.1.46
International Law, Vienna Diplomatic Convention
9.14.65 (SF)
International Law, and the just war
4.21.66
International Law, convention on settlement of investment disputes
5.16.66 (SF)
International Law, Outer Space treaty
4.24.67 (SF)
International Materials Conference
6.26.52 (8108); 5.4.52 (6543); 7.5.52 (9509)
International Monetary Fund
3.19.59 (4593-6, 4607)
International Monetary Fund, and other agencies
3.19.59 (4593-5)
International Monetary Fund, US assistance
6.14.62 (10566)
International organizations, introduced bill to extend immunity to Organization of African Unity
4.10.73 (S6901)
International relations, and liberal education
4.26.43
International relations, dogmas examined
12.5.66
International relations, potential influence of small countries
12.5.66; 2.22.67
International relations, no regulating mechanism
5.30.67
International understanding, aided by exchange of persons programs
4.27.57
Interstate commerce, congressional powers
4.8.49
Interstate commerce, revision of definition
8.17.60 (16587)
Interstate commerce, duty of Senate to restore proper definition of
8.18.60 (16684)
Interviews, in Playboy Magazine with P. Geylin
4.19.69
Interviews, "Face the Nation," CBS-TV
4.27.69
Interviews, "Issues and Answers," ABC-TV
6.22.69
Interviews, Metromedia Interview with Mark Evans
10.21.69
"Issues and Answers," Russian submarine base in Cuba, Middle East, Russian fleet in Mediterranean and Indian Ocean, Vietnam
9.27.70
Intuition, and politics
4.11.62
Investment, foreign
6.21.55 (8813-4)
Iran, Russian influence in
5.17.46
Iran, Russian withdrawal
6.3.47 (6249)
Iran, shipment of self-propelled combines to
8.30.51 (10852)
Iran, Russian efforts in
3.6.52
Iran, US aid to Barqijan
8.4.61 (14710)
Iran, foreign aid to
9.30.74 (S17728)
Iran, oil prices
10.9.74
Iraq, Revolution
7.14.58 (13568-70), 7.16.58 (13908), 8.6.58 (16318), 12.17.58
Ireland, parallel to Vietnam
8.22.66 (SF)
Iron, from Hurricane Creek bauxite residue
3.19.49
Irrigation, needed in Arkansas
4.13.48 (4369)
Irrigation, federal assistance
2.6.53 (887)
Isolationism, in 1940
7.30.40
Isolationism, as cause of World War Two
7.30.40; 2.13.42
Isolationism, condemned
2.27.43
Isolationism, background of
4.26.43
Isolationism, impossibility of
4.26.43
Isolationism, stimulated by material wealth
4.29.43
Isolationism, and high tariffs
5.11.43 (4218)
Isolationism, lack of policy
7.15.43
Isolationism, condemned
12.10.43
Isolationism, background and ill effects of
3.28.45 (2898)
Isolationism, and Bretton Woods agreement
7.18.45 (7672)
Isolationism, general views
6.19.69 (S6831)
Isolationism, views concerning
6.22.69
Israel, and Suez Crisis
2.10.57
Israel, indifference to Arab refugees
5.1.60
Israel, press censorship
2.13.61 (2069)
Israel, special foreign aid treatment, criticized
11.7.63 (21366)
Israel, foreign commitments to, examined
5.24.67 (SF)
Israel, should consider conciliation with Arabs
6.9.67
Israel, annexation of Jerusalem
6.28.67
Israel, alleged US commitments to
7.31.67 (SF)
Israel, sale of US weapons to
8.15.67 (SF)
Israel, attack on USS Liberty
2.25.68
Israel, debate with Senator Javits on Middle East War and Israeli security
3.23.71 (S3522)
Israel, David Ben Gurion interview on Israel and Mideast situation
4.1.71 (S4186)
Israel, Sale of Phantom jets to Israel
10.19.71 (S16579)
Israel, Military credit sales for
11.23.71 (S19521)
Israel, U.S. relations with, Meir comment about JWF
4.17.73 (S7597)
Israel, Bombing raids on Lebanon deplored, Maalot Attack
6.21.74 (S11257)
Israel, attacks upon Lebanon
8.22.74 (S15628)
Israel, unwillingness to abide by Resolution 242, foreign aid
9.30.74 (S17730)
Israel, oil prices
10.9.74
Israel, nuclear weapons, "Makes Bad Use of a Good Friend"
11.2.74
Istanbul, inadequate, tourist facilities
4.26.50 (5776-7)
Italian-French trade treaty
4.5.49 (3878-9)
Italy, postwar administration of
12.11.44
Italy, peace treaty with
6.3.47 (6248-9)
Italy, opposed
4.2.51 (3087)
Italy, danger of communism in
11.14.47
Italy, unemployment
8.30.51 (10850)
Italy, domestic unrest
1.31.54
Italy, treaty regarding
6.17.55 (8602)
Italy, liberal unification in 19th Century
11.21.62
Italy, in postwar Europe
11.21.62
Italy, apertura a sinistra
1.31.63 (1520)
Italy, economic prospects
11.2.74
Jackson, Senator Henry, detente with the USSR
6.26.74 (S11598)
Jackson, Senator Henry, amendment to trade bill ("Face the Nation")
4.15.73
Jacksonport State Park
5.25.64 (SF)
Jacksonville Air Base, housing needs
9.14.55
Japan, demilitarization advocated
1.27.45
Japan, occupation of
9.18.45 (8675-80)
Japan, demand of unconditional surrender of, an error
1.19.51
Japan, history of cultural relations with
11.5.54
Japan, trade with China
6.16.57
Japan, developments in
12.17.58
Japan, friendship with
1.17.59 (805)
Japan, visit of President Eisenhower
5.29.60
Japan, economic strength
7.21.60 (13549)
Japan, pacifism in
7.21.60 (13551-2)
Japan, interdependence with US
7.21.60 (13545)
Japan, internal political problems
7.21.60 (13554)
Japan, military treaty with
7.21.60 (13544-57)
Japan, racial problems
3.18.64 (SF)
Japan, depredations upon China
3.7.66 (SF)
Japan, growing desire for power role
12.5.66
Japan, Okinawa Reversion Treaty and Japanese/American relations
11.8.71 (S17765)
Japan, debate on U.S. treaty with Japan concerning the Ryukyu Islands and Daito Island
11.9.71 (S17951)
Japan, questioning aid for Seychelles Islands
12.1.71 (S21837)
Japan, Braden article on industry
3.14.73 (S4612)
Japan, economic prospects
11.2.74
Javits, Jacob, praised for support of repeal of Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
7.10.70 (S11054)
Javits, Jacob, "Who Makes War," legal and constitutional processes of getting into a war
12.16.70 (S20388)
Jefferson, Thomas, and education
1.15.40; 7.30.40; 4.1.48 (3948)
Jefferson, Thomas, quoted on conservatism
9.12.62
Jefferson, Thomas, quoted
3.14.66
Jerusalem, special international status proposed
11.2.74
Jerusalem, internationalization proposed
10.9.74
Jessup censure
7.31.54 (12904)
Jews, extermination of
3.28.44
Jews, contributions to civilization by
10.21.45
Jews, immigration into Palestine
10.21.45
Jews, contributions to American life
4.24.55
Jews, interference in US foreign policy by
4.29.60 (8976)
Jews, persecution of, in Russia
9.24.64 (SF)
Job Corps, supported
7.23.64 (SF)
John Birch Society
4.21.61 ; 5.17.61 (8225)
John Birch Society, heirs of McCarthy
5.4.63
Johnson, Senator Edwin C., criticized
7.30.40
Johnson, Senator Hiram
10.22.44
Johnson, Jim, candidacy
4.30.68
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, tribute to
6.22.55 (8960)
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, open curtain proposed
6.13.57 (8983-5)
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, criticized
6.16.57
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, tribute
4.18.59
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, endorsement for Presidency
6.7.59
Johnson, Senator Lyndon, support of Eisenhower's Foreign Policy
4.21.61
Johnson, President Lyndon, reply to attacks on
2.14.63 (2316)
Johnson, President Lyndon, statement to Congress
11.30.63
Johnson, President Lyndon, tribute
11.30.63
Johnson, President Lyndon, prospects for congressional cooperation
11.30.63
Johnson, President Lyndon, reply to Khrushchev's letter
1.22.64 (SF)
Johnson, President Lyndon, presidential nomination seconded
8.26.64
Johnson, President Lyndon, presidential qualities
10.26.64
Johnson, President Lyndon, accomplishments for education
9.17.65 (SF)
Johnson, President Lyndon, differences with JWF
2.21.66; 3.6.66
Johnson, President Lyndon, no feud with JWF
3.20.66
Johnson, President Lyndon, sincere desire for peace
11.4.66
Johnson, President Lyndon, praised
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Johnson, President Lyndon, JWF support in 1968 depends on circumstances
2.19.67
Johnson, President Lyndon, political genius
3.19.67
Johnson, President Lyndon, spirit of universal mission
5.5.67
Johnson, President Lyndon, differences with JFW over Dominican Republic
7.31.67 (SF)
Johnson, President Lyndon, impeachment
8.20.67
Johnson, President Lyndon, ignores advice of critics
12.8.67 (SF)
Johnson, President Lyndon, tribute
1.17.69 (S507)
Johnson, President Lyndon, referred to
4.19.69; 1.17.69 (SF)
Johnson, President Lyndon, tribute to
1.23.73
Johnson Administration, problems facing
11.24.63
Johnson Administration, creative domestic legislation
4.3.65
Johnson Administration, not neglecting foreign affairs
5.4.65
Johnson Administration, domestic policies of
3.14.66
Johnson Administration, Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and, discussed
4.19.69
Johnson, Paul, eulogy
8.8.61 (15008)
Johnson, Samuel, quoted
5.27.56
Joint Civilian Orientation Conference
5.3.72 (S7151)
Jones, Kenneth, criticized
10.25.62
Jones Mill, Arkansas, aluminum plant
1.31.49 (792)
Judsonia, Arkansas, tornado damage
3.27.52 (2998)
Jury trial, constitutional history
7.9.57 (11078-80); 4.22.64 (SF)
Jury trial, need to retain in civil rights cases
7.9.57 (11078-88); 7.23.57 (12448); 7.23.57 (12453); 5.20.64 (SF)
Jury trial, failure of Northern juries to convict Dio and Hoffa
8.13.57 (14478)

Index to Speeches: K-L

Kahn, Abdul Wahab, welcome to Senate
1.30.56 (1521)
Kant, Emmanuel, quoted on peace
7.23.45 (7963)
Kapitsa, Dr. Pyotr, "Is Leisure a Threat?", Russian view of leisure
8.2.71 (S12785)
Karnow, Stanley, views on Vietnam War
3.7.68 (SF)
Karnow, Stanley, "Grim Notebook on Our Asian Tragedy," Special Foreign Assistance Act, 1971, Diem Policy, disregard for facts, "Who Turned the Cold War Back?", R. Hunter, SALT Treaty, letters on foreign policy
12.16.70 (S20283)
Katzenbach, Nicholas, views on war power
3.7.68 (SF)
Katzenbach, Nicholas, tribute
5.22.68 (SF)
Katzenbach, Nicholas, attitude toward executive supremacy noted
7.10.70 (S11054)
Kaufman, Rich R., "Double Talk Bookkeeping"
11.8.71 (S17771)
Kay, Emmet, Prisoner in Laos
1.24.74 (S419)
Kefauver, Senator Estes, speech, endorsing candidacy of
10.26.41
Kefauver, Senator Estes, eulogy
10.24.63 (20179)
Kefauver Resolution on Subsidies
12.1.43
Kefauver Resolution on Subsidies, endorsed
11.23.43 (9894)
Kellog-Briand Pact
3.28.45 (2898)
Kennan, George, views on foreign service
5.22.68 (SF)
Kennedy, John F., State of the Union message
1.30.61
Kennedy, John F., visit to Germany and Italy
6.23.63
Kennedy, John F., personal recollections of JWF
11.24.63
Kennedy, John F., eulogy
11.24.63; 12.11.63 (24117)
Kennedy, John F., Cuban crisis
3.1.66 (SF)
Kennedy, John F., cooperation with Congress on Foreign Policy
4.2.66
Kennedy, John F., Bay of Pigs, Cuban Missile Crisis
4.19.69
Kennedy Administration, first in four months
5.20.61
Kennedy Administration, weakness in South
9.15.63
Kennedy Administration, foreign policy
7.30.61; 2.17.63; 3.25.64
Kennedy Administration, domestic programs praised
3.14.66
Kennedy Administration, new era in international relations
3.14.66
Kennedy Arts Center, civilizing influence of noted
7.7.69 (SF) S7589
Kennedy Assassination, guilt of Right Wing
12.5.63
Kennedy Assassination, and the trends in American character
12.5.63
Kennedy, Joseph P., remarks on Cold War policy by
1.18.51
Kennedy, Senator Robert, Vietnam proposals
2.21.66
Kennedy, Senator Robert, eulogy
6.10.68 (SF); 12.10.68
Kennan, George, quoted
3.7.52; 12.8.64; 12.8.65; 5.5.66; 1.26.67; 2.6.67
Kennan, George, quoted on Vietnam
9.21.66 (SF)
Kennan, George, tribute
8.2.63 (13960); 11.5.63 (21062)
Kennet, Lord, quoted
4.27.66
Kent State
6.8.70 (S8536)
Kenworthy, Carroll
5.8.67 (SF)
Kerensky, Alexander
3.5.49 (1916)
Kerr, Clark, quoted
12.13.67 (SF)
Kerr, Senator Robert, tribute
3.28.57 (4641)
Kerr, Senator Robert, eulogy
3.1.63
Khrushchev, Nikita, CBS broadcast
6.13.57 (8983-5)
Khrushchev, Nikita, US visit
5.17.59; 8.23.59; 9.9.59
Khrushchev, Nikita, personal qualities
1.31.60
Khrushchev, Nikita, ruthless antagonist
9.21.62
Khrushchev, Nikita, quoted on agriculture and disarmament
6.26.74 (S11598)
Khrushchev, Nikita, letter to Roswell Garst, quoted
7.31.74
Khrushchev, Nikita, quoted on defense spending
7.31.74
Khrushchev, Nikita, comments on visit to Garst's farm in 1959
9.15.71 (S14349)
Khrushchev, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
Kiesinger, Kurt Georg
1.19.67 (SF)
Killebrew, Lex, executive vice president of Arkansas Poultry Federation
2.8.74 (S1645)
Kimball, Dan A., eulogy, effect of Vietnam War on armed forces' morale, Spanish bases, letters to West Point graduate supporting end of war
7.31.70 (S12498)
King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr., eulogy
4.8.68
Kincaid, Diane, letter from concerning ERA
10.20.71 (S16682)
Kipling, Rudyard, quoted
10.3.66 (SF)
Kirk, Grayson, tribute
3.26.56 (5500)
Kirkwood, Robert, tribute
2.9.65 (SF)
Kissinger, Henry, identification of
12.16.71 (S21769)
Kissinger, Henry, statement about
5.29.74
Kissinger, Henry, wiretapping investigation
6.14.74
Kissinger, Henry, Middle East activities
6.21.74 (S11257)
Kissinger, Henry, normalization of relations with USSR
6.26.74 (S11597)
Kissinger, Henry, quoted on arms race
7.18.74 (S12890); 7.31.74
Kissinger, Henry, report of Foreign Relations Committee on wiretapping role
8.7.74 (S14446)
Kissinger, Henry, and Middle East
11.2.74
Kleindinst, Richard, JWF comments on nomination for attorney general
6.6.72 (S8851)
Klinger, letter about Folklife Festival
7.16.70 (S11556)
Koestler, Arthur, quoted
4.6.66 (SF)
Kohn, Hans, quoted
8.13.62
Korea, prospects for general war
7.7.50
Korea, withdrawal urged
1.18.51
Korea, communist armistice violations
6.21.57 (9914)
Korea, political reforms
4.27.60 (8747)
Korea, US aid
8.4.61 (14711)
Korea, Chinese withdrawal from
3.22.66
Korea, political repression
7.18.74 (S12969)
Korean War
4.26.51 (4400-9)
Korean War, US policy
12.8.50 (16694)
Korean War, test of democracy
6.4.51
Korean War, withdrawal urged
1.18.51
Korean War, peace talks
8.30.51
Korean War, American reaction excessive
3.6.52
Korean War, stimulated by Acheson's speech on US defense perimeter
3.7.52
Korean War, armistice, approved
8.21.53
Korean War, relation of Free China to
8.17.54 (14794-5)
Korean War, behavior of prisoners of war
5.23.62 (8986)
Korean War, and Vietnam
3.1.66 (SF)
Korean War, US aims
5.5.66
Kosygin, Alekxsi, views on collective leadership
3.1.68
Kraft, Joseph, quoted
9.27.66 (SF) 5.3.67 (SF)
Krock, Arthur
1.29.60 (1593)
Krock, Arthur, commended
7.8.57 (10965)
Krock, Arthur, quoted
4.29.64 (SF); 10.14.66; 5.5.67
KTHS, proposed transfer to West Memphis
3.31.49
Kwakiutl Indians
10.17.63 (19765)
Ky, Marshal
4.2.66; 4.6.66
Ky, Marshal, visit to US
2.19.67
Labor, wartime problems of
5.25.43
Labor, and Senate cloture
3.5.49 (1917)
Labor, high quality of, in Arkansas
8.31.49 (12571)
Labor-management relations
10.31.46
Labor-management relations, most critical postwar problem
10.30.46
Labor-management relations, compulsory arbitration advocated
10.31.46
Labor-management relations, national uniformity undesirable
10.5.65 (SF)
Labor Unions, concentrated of power in
10.31.46
Labor Unions, interference in foreign policy
2.24.64 (SF); 10.22.65 (SF)
Labouisse, Henry, denial of ICA post
2.9.59 (2106-7)
LaFollette, Robert M., quoted on cloture
3.4.49 (1864)
Lagado Academy
11.19.63 (22372-3)
Laird, Melvin, testimony on ABM before Foreign Relations Committee
3.21.69
Laird, Melvin, debate with on ending Vietnam War
3.21.69
Laird, Melvin, views criticizing
6.22.69
Laird, Melvin, views concerning Vietnamization criticized
12.10.69
Lake Michigan water diversion
9.2.59 (17735)
Landon, Alf, views on China praised
2.1.67 (SF)
Langer, Senator William, dispute with
5.9.46 (4737)
Language, Chinese, does not convey Western meaning
5.5.66
Language, Chinese, misuse of in politics
4.17.68
Languages, foreign, American weakness in
7.13.50 (10053-4)
Languages, foreign, need for broader knowledge of
12.28.56
Languages, foreign, need to improve knowledge in foreign service
5.15.57 (6978)
Languages, foreign, stress on in Russia
1.15.58
Languages, foreign, federal aid for teachers of
2.26.59 (2996)
Languages, foreign, inability of ambassadors to speak
6.9.59 (10288)
Languages, foreign, no need to learn languages of Southeast Asia
9.7.59 (18332)
Languages, foreign, Foreign Service Institute
2.20.67 (SF)
Laos
8.23.59
Laos, US should not commit own forces
4.30.61; 5.20.61
Laos, US policy criticized
6.29.61 (11703)
Laos, situation
4.10.64 (SF)
Laos, views concerning secrecy of American involvement in
12.18.69 (S16846)
Laos, and US involvement in Vietnam
9.25.69
Laos, armed forces in
12.16.69 (S16753) (12.15.69?)
Laos, American involvement in
1.20.70 (S198)
Laos, closed floor debate regarding
1.21.70 (E151)
Laos, extent of American involvement in questioned
1.21.70 (S262)
Laos, US involvement in
2.26.70 (S2082), (S2403)
Laos, statement on Laos
2.27.70
Laos, What is the national interest of the US in Laos
3.3.70
Laos, and China, UN, "Meet the Press"
3.8.70
Laos, Calley Case
4.1.71
Laos, US involvement in
6.8.71
Laos, proceedings in closed session on US involvement in Laos
8.3.71 (S12929)
Laos, JWF on lack of information of, fighting in
10.4.71 (S15767)
Laos, debate on control of secret war in
10.4.71 (S15757)
Laos, Symington Amendment limiting funds for
10.4.71 (S15772)
Laos, "U.S. Rapped on Laos Money Crisis"
11.11.71 (S182238)
Laos, POWs in
1.24.74 (S419)
Laos, military aid
9.30.74 (S17762)
Las Vegas, fleecing of tourists in
2.24.65 (SF)
Latin America, good neighbor policy
7.15.43
Latin America, Inter-American development bank
7.15.59 (13442)
Latin America, threatened by Nazism
7.30.40
Latin America, school support program
6.7.49 (7335)
Latin America, cut in aid to, regretted
8.30.51 (10852)
Latin America, airline service
6.16.55 (8410-1)
Latin America, attacks on Nixon
8.6.58 (16317)
Latin America, military aid
3.21.60 (6064)
Latin America, economic aid
8.19.60 (16795) (16846-9)
Latin America, policies
4.22.57
Latin America, failure of US to stir social reform
4.30.61
Latin America, social revolution
5.9.61 (7628-9)
Latin America, inflation crisis
5.18.61 (8333)
Latin America, danger of alienation if US intervenes in Cuba
6.29.61 (11704)
Latin America, inflation
8.16.61 (15972)
Latin America, educational needs
8.13.62
Latin America, loan aid
1.14.64 (SF)
Latin America, military aid
6.8.65 (SF)
Latin America, Brazil most important country
6.14.65 (SF)
Latin America, trade with
8.9.65
Latin America, common market
8.9.65
Latin America, reactionary oligarchies
9.15.65 (SF)
Latin America, democratic left in
9.15.65 (SF)
Latin America, social forces
9.15.65 (SF)
Latin America, policy toward
9.30.65 (SF)
Latin America, shift in US policy
3.22.66
Latin America, confused US policy
3.22.66
Latin America, US policies heavy-handed
5.5.66
Latin America, US aid policies questioned
7.26.66 (SF)
Latin America, military juntas
10.7.66 (SF)
Latin America, Executive commitments on US aid policy, criticized
3.16.67 (SF); 4.4.67 (SF)
Latin America, Inter-American Bank
8.23.67 (SF)
Latin America, Latin America, JWF on contributions to the Inter-American Development Bank Fund for Special Operation
10.19.71 (S16572)
Latin America, and the Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Act
11.10.71 (S18101)
Latvia, postwar status of
8.25.43
Lavelle, John, Arkansas Democrat editorial on
10.2.72 (S16455)
Law, importance of education in
4.5.40
Law, destroyed by Fascism
2.13.42
Law, essential to social organization
11.26.45 (10963)
Law, effect depends upon sense of community
4.11.46 (3509)
Law, inadequacies of
3.27.51 (2905)
Law, must be supported by ethics
3.27.51 (2905)
Law, and social sciences
9.15.51
Law, stability of
4.21.53 (3449)
Law, and segregation
3.1.60 (3993)
Law, and human nature
4.8.60 (7731)
Law, rests in consensus
4.8.60 (7729)
Law enforcement, and FBI
7.1.49
Lawrence, David, error in column of
2.26.59 (3006-8)
Law schools, research of Foreign Agents Registration Act
8.27.62 (17731)
Lawyers, need for in foreign policy
8.25.43
Lawyers, role and responsibility of
3.17.61
League of Nations
7.30.40; 9.16.42
League of Nations, Senate action on
3.28.45 (2896); 12.5.66
League of Nations, Senate attitude a disaster
2.1.66
League of Women Voters
3.1.45
Lebanon, US troops
7.16.58 (13908)
Lebanon, supported
8.6.58 (16317)
Lebanon, friend of US
7.18.61 (12842)
Lebanon, US aid to road building in
10.5.66 (SF)
Lebanon, Israeli attacks on
8.22.74 (S15628)
Lecky, W.E.H., quoted
1.15.40
Lee, Robert E., quoted
10.25.52
Lee, Robert E., Tribute
1.19.55
Leflar, Robert, JWF tribute to
11.15.71 (S18528)
Legislative power, benefits, for individual development
2.19.46
Legislator, role of
2.19.46
Legislator, problems and duties of
2.19.46
Lehman, Senator Herbert, tribute
3.28.55 (3787)
Leisure, "Is Leisure a Threat?" Russian view of leisure by Dr. Pyotr Kapitsa
8.2.71 (S12795)
Lend-lease
5.7.46 (4592)
Lenin, V.I., opposed to European federation
6.11.48 (7817)
Lenin, V.I., views on communist investigations
2.26.54 (2336)
Lesense, Joe, of Wafford College, Spartanburg, S.C., telephone interview
1.29.70
Levine, Sam, eulogy
6.1.65 (SF)
Lewis, Rev. Cotesworth P., speech on Vietnam
11.30.67 (SF)
Lewis, John L., condemned
5.25.43
Liberal Arts, need for
11.4.46; 5.10.66
Liberalism, and the Stella School District
2.17.60 (2758-61)
Liberalism, views of Senator Goldwater
8.2.63 (13961)
Liberation, defined
4.17.68
Liberty, and unity
8.23.67
Liberty Lobby, criticized
1.21.61
Library of Congress, larger appropriation needed
6.28.54 (9062-3)
Library of Congress, tribute to
6.28.54 (9062-3)
Library of Congress, establish American Folklife Center
5.31.73
Library services, rural, federal aid
5.24.56
Lidice, massacre at
3.28.44
Life Magazine, reply to article on Arkansas River Project
8.20.63 (15388-90)
Life Magazine, anti-China attitude of
3.13.66
Life Magazine
4.17.67 (SF)
Lilienthal, Report on Control of Atomic Energy
5.17.46; 6.7.46
Lin Piao, quoted
3.31.68
Lincoln, Abraham, quoted
9.16.42
Lincoln, Abraham, tribute
3.22.66
Lincoln Center, civilizing influence of noted
7.7.69 (S7589)
Lindley, Ernest, quoted
9.7.59 (18334)
Lindsay, John, and Negro voting in Arkansas
4.1.65 (SF)
Lippmann, Walter, quoted on cloture
3.4.49 (1863)
Lippmann, Walter, quoted
4.11.62; 1.21.63; 10.19.68
Lippmann, Walter, tribute
5.4.67 (SF)
Literacy tests, defended
4.27.62 (7278-86); (6723-31)
Literacy tests, special provisions for Spanish speaking persons, opposed
4.27.62 (7282, 7285-6)
Little Rock
6.3.60
Little Rock, crisis
10.24.57; 8.23.59; 4.14.60 (8035)
Little Rock, urban renewal
11.19.59
Little Rock, low crime rate
3.23.60 (6580)
Little Rock, law enforcement in racial matters
4.5.60 (7324)
Little Rock, airplane crash claims
4.6.60 (7415)
Little Rock, downtown planning and urban renewal
6.11.62
Little Rock, racial progress since 1959
3.18.64 (SF)
Little Rock, downtown renewal
2.23.66 (SF)
Local government, neglect of community services
5.15.59 (8235)
Localism, destruction by Nazis
3.5.49 (1915)
Localism, sound political judgment
5.13.54 (6536)
Localism, impact of technology on
1.19.55
Localism, and school control in civil rights issues
7.23.57 (12448)
Localism, reason for American success
7.30.57 (12991)
Localism, and modern needs
9.9.59 (18774)
Locke, John, political theory of
1.21.63
Lockheed Corporation, JWF against loan to
7.21.71 (S11751)
Lockheed Corporation, debate on cloture concerning
7.23.71 (S11980)
Lockheed Corporation, and unemployment
8.2.71 (S12855)
Lodge-Gossett, Bill for electoral reform, endorsed
11.29.48; 2.23.49; 1.31.50 (1160-63)
Lodge, Henry Cabot, campaign activity & UN Ambassadorship
8.13.60 (16362)
Lodge, Henry Cabot, "A Citizen Looks at ABM"
7.13.70 (S11376)
Logan Act
4.25.60 (8625)
London Conference, report on
5.6.44
Longshoreman's Union, interference with foreign trade
10.22.65 (SF)
Lord Lansdowne, quoted
3.1.66 (SF)
Lord Radcliffe, quoted
6.26.64
Lorenz, Conrad
4.21.67; 5.30.67
Lowenthal, Richard, quoted
3.22.66
Lower Mississippi Valley Flood Control Assn.
5.18.62
Lublin Government, Poland
2.18.45
Luce, Clare Booth, debate with
2.16.43 (1011-3)
Luce, Clare Booth, as ambassador to Italy
4.17.59 (6198-6201)
Luce, Clare Booth, nomination to Brazil
4.17.59 (6198-6201)
Luce, Henry R., review of biography
9.26.72 (S15877)
Ludendorff, General, quoted
7.30.40
Lufthansa German Airlines, service to Latin America
6.16.55 (8411)
Luxemburg, income tax agreement
7.29.64 (SF)

Index to Speeches: M

MIAs (soldiers missing in action), announcement of hearing on
1.22.74 (S110); 1.24.74 (S418)
Macao, Portuguese war claims
12.13.50 (16515)
MacArthur, Douglas, commended
7.7.50
MacArthur, Douglas, China policy of, questioned
4.26.51 (4407)
MacArthur, Douglas, dismissal of
4.26.51 (4400-9)
MacArthur, Douglas, compared to Napoleon
5.15.51
MacArthur, Douglas, removal necessary
5.15.51
MacArthur, Douglas, manner of removal deplored
5.15.51
MacArthur, Douglas, reappraisal of views on Korean War
7.20.54
MacArthur, Douglas, criticized
3.22.66
MacArthur, Douglas, quoted
6.4.66
MacLeish, Archibald, quoted
3.22.66; 8.8.67
Madison, James, quoted
7.30.40 1.22.63 (790)
Mahon, George
10.24.60
Maine, poll tax requirements
3.22.62 (4829)
Majoritarianism, not part of US system
1.4.57 (208)
Majoritarianism, and civil rights
4.8.60 (7732)
Majoritarianism, abuses of
1.12.59 (431); 4.25.61
Majoritarianism, danger in cloture
9.18.61 (20011-3)
Majoritarianism, alien to US system
1.22.63 (792)
Majority, danger of
3.5.49 (1913)
Manganese, further research in Batesville area
8.23.49
Mann, Thomas, nomination endorsed
12.16.63 (24698-9)
Manners, value of
5.27.56
Mansfield Amendment, reducing troops in Western Europe, amending Foreign Assistance Act
5.18.71
Mansfield Amendment, to end war
10.26.71 (S16805)
Mansfield, Senator Mike, tribute
5.27.56 (3374); 9.21.66 (SF); 10.22.66 (SF); 12.15.67 (SF)
Mar-A-Lago historical site
10.12.72 (S17792)
Mao Tse-Tung, quoted
6.29.61 (11703)
Marcus Aurelius, tribute to
3.5.49 (1921)
Marcy, Carl, confidence in expressed
5.6.70 (S6821)
Marder, Murray
9.15.65 (SF)
Margarine, tax on, unjustifiable
12.11.44
Margarine, tax, and buggy wheels
12.18.47 (11591)
Margarine, discriminatory tax on
12.18.47 (11590-3)
Margarine, production of
3.18.48 (3057)
Margarine, purple
3.18.48 (3052)
Margarine, tax, congressional action delayed
5.2.48; 5.4.48 (5230-39)
Margarine, record of committee referrals since 1915
5.4.48 (5238); 5.5.48 (5285-6)
Margarine, debate of 1886
5.5.48 (5284)
Margarine, general critique of
5.17.48
Margarine, economic relation to dairy industry
5.19.48 (3043-49)
Margarine, tax
5.19.48 (3043-49)
Margarine, law against use by Army
6.17.48 (8617-8)
Margarine, action of Appropriations Committee satirized
6.19.48 (9034)
Margarine, and soybean production
8.7.48 (10150)
Margarine, tax
8.7.48 (10150)
Margarine, prohibition on coloring of
10.28.48
Margarine, tax, repeal bill
1.5.49 (47-8)
Margarine, possibilities of fraud on sale of
1.5.49 (47)
Margarine, tax, legislation to repeal
1.5.49 (47)
Margarine, tax, passage of House bill repealing
4.5.49
Margarine, committee statement favoring repeal
4.8.49
Margarine, propaganda against
5.16.49
Margarine, action deferred on repeal
6.3.49
Margarine, use for Armed Forces
8.29.49 (12401)
Margarine, bill to repeal tax on, not a Southern measure
8.29.49 (12401)
Margarine, tax, need for repeal
12.29.49
Margarine, history of legislation against
1.4.50 (46-8)
Margarine, nutritive value
1.4.50 (50)
Margarine, tax, reasons for repeal
1.4.50 (46-56)
Margarine, and states rights
1.5.50 (75-6)
Margarine, tax, debate with Senator Gillette
1.5.50 (74-7)
Margarine, tax, Northern exploitation
1.6.50 (121)
Margarine, debate with Senator Wiley
1.10.50
Margarine, not made of gasoline, lubricating oil, or dynamite
1.10.50 (281)
Margarine, tax, repeal of
1.13.50 (396-406)
Margarine, Ohio referendum
1.13.50 (384)
Margarine, tax, public opposition to
1.17.50 (446-8)
Margarine, triangular packaging
3.8.50 (3027)
Margarine, growth of industry since repeal of tax
6.24.55
Margarine, increasing consumption
6.16.58 (11245-6)
Margarine, legislation, effect on dairy industry
6.16.58 (11245-6)
Margarine, survey of situation after eight years
6.18.58
Margarine, use by Navy
7.15.59 (10728); 5.25.60 (11033); 5.26.60 (11169-70)
Margarine, tax, 10th Anniversary of repeal
7.2.60 (15602)
Margarine,use by Navy
3.14.61 (3851)
Marinoni, Rosa, tribute to as Arkansas Poet Laureate
4.8.70 (S5366)
Maritime Unions, interference in foreign policy
4.25.60 (8625)
Maritime Unions, refusal to unload Egyptian ship
4.29.60 (8976)
Market News Service
4.26.49
Marshall, General George C., attacks by Senator McCarthy on
7.31.54 (12916)
Marshall Plan
3.3.48 (2030-41); 10.29.63 (20507)
Marshall Plan, justifiable as investment in security
7.1.47
Marshall Plan, endorsed
9.23.47
Marshall Plan, barrier to Russia
10.21.47
Marshall Plan, reasons for US support of
10.21.47
Marshall Plan, crucial significance of
10.23.47
Marshall Plan, endorsed
11.5.47
Marshall Plan, motives for
11.14.47
Marshall Plan, and federation of Europe
1.21.48 (385)
Marshall Plan, amendment requiring political unity
3.8.48 (2286)
Marshall Plan, and political unification of Europe
3.9.48 (2381)
Marshall Plan, undermines need for European unity
3.30.49
Marshall Plan, and European economy
7.15.49 (9587)
Marshall Plan, weakness of
8.25.49 (12237)
Marshall Plan, and tourism
4.24.50
Marshall Plan, extension of
4.26.50 (5775-7)
Marshall Plan, extension of military aspects
8.30.51 (10848)
Marshall Plan, evidences in Frankfurt
10.25.63
Marshall Plan, limited objectives of, contrasted to US Asian Policy
7.22.66 (SF)
Martin, Joseph
8.17.65
Martson, Dr. Robert Q., Randall article on
5.16.73 (S9237)
Marxism, theory of internal capitalist decay
3.6.52
Marxism, economic philosophy
6.16.57
Massive retaliation
11.15.54 (16032-3)
Massive retaliation, has weakened US
7.20.54
Mass production and communications
5.27.56
Materialism, and Art
2.25.49 (1556)
Materialism, and Art, greater threat than military force
3.27.51 (2905)
Materialism, and Art, and American Life
6.3.58
Material welfare, American
2.3.47; 5.1.63; 12.13.67 (SF)
Material welfare, importance of
10.16.64
Material welfare, no conflict with spiritual values
10.16.64
Material welfare, US the Sick Society
8.8.67
Mathias, Charles, colloquy with regarding ABM
3.7.69 (S2459)
Maybank, Senator Burnet R., eulogy
3.2.55 (2300)
McCabe, Thomas, confirmation opposed
4.22.48 (4319-20)
McCarran Act
9.12.50 (14620)
McCarran, Senator Patrick
7.30.40
McCarthy, Senator Eugene, presidential candidacy
11.30.67
McCarthy, Senator Eugene, qualified for president
11.30.67
McCarthy, Senator Eugene, praise of
12.21.70 (S20863)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, criticized
2.2.54 (1105)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, behavior of
8.30.51
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, possible unethical conduct
8.30.51
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, and communism
4.21.53 (3483)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, effect on basic institutions
4.29.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, abuse of FBI material
3.1.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, Fascist leanings of
6.14.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, bad effects on foreign policy
7.4.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, censure
7.31.54 (12903-4, 12915-7)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, precedents
7.31.54 (12903-17)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, abuses by
7.31.54 (12915-7)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, behavior of
8.2.54 (12983-6); 11.30.54 (16200-3)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, criticized
9.24.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, illness of
11.18.54 (16138-9)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, abuses of
11.21.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, opposition to delay in censure vote
11.21.54
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, letters to JWF regarding
11.30.54 (16195-200)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, attacks by Protestant ministry on
11.30.54 (16200-3)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, abuse of franking privilege
11.30.54 (16199-201)
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, catalog of abuses by
1.19.55
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, views leading to Police State
2.24.53
McCarthy, Senator Joseph, effects of in U.S. foreign relations
5.1.69 (S4604)
McCarthyism
1.25.74
McCarthyism, effects of in U.S. foreign relations
5.1.69 (SF) S4604
McCarthy Committee
2.20.53 (1321-3)
McCarthy Committee, Investigation of V.O.A.
2.2.54 (1098)
McCarthy Era
2.8.58; 8.21.58 (18903-8); 4.21.61; 3.9.63
McCarthy Era, irrationality of
3.7.66 (SF)
McCarthy Era, concern for Senate
3.13.66
McCarthy Era, and morale of State Department
3.13.66
McCarthy Resolution, Satellite Nations
6.22.55 (8953)
McClellan, Senator John, aid to flood control
9.3.47
McClellan, Senator John, tribute
4.1.66 (SF)
McClellan, Senator John, cosponsor of resolution commending job on government operations
8.15.72 (S13592)
McClellan, Senator John, tribute to
10.18.72 (S18665)
McClintock, Henry, quoted
5.20.64 (SF)
McCone, John, unable to support nomination of
1.31.62 (1326)
McDonald, Harry A., confirmation
2.25.52 (1315-1322)
McElroy, Neil
3.5.59 (3318)
McGee (McGhee?), Gail, colloquy with on isolationism
6.19.69 (S6831)
McGovern-Hatfield Amendment against Indochina War
5.1.71
McGrory, Mary, "A United Front for Executive Secrecy"
8.3.71 (S12979)
McKee, William F., appointment
6.17.65 (SF)
McMahon, Brien, Senator, eulogy
2.18.53 (1137)
McNamara, Robert, directive on Civil Rights
9.11.63 (16813)
McNamara, Robert, report to World Bank
11.2.74
Mead, Margaret, views concerning youth noted
4.19.69
Mead, Margaret, foreign policy and psychiatry
6.5.69
Mead, Margaret, views re: Vietnam War praised
1.26.70 (S554)
Media, and Cambodian invasion discussed
6.29.70 (S10150)
Media, child's article on small publicatinos
4.10.73 (S6980)
Medical care, socialized, no longer an issue
10.25.52
Medical care, voluntary insurance best
10.24.49
Medical care, federal
8.15.60 (16432); 8.22.60 (17001-2)
Medical personnel, Arkansas' lack of
2.21.74 (S1990)
Medical profession, criticism of
8.16.49 (11545-6)
Medical schools
8.16.49 (11546)
Medicare, opposition to cutbacks
3.1.73 (S3707)
Medvedev, Zhores, quoted on Jewish emigration
7.31.74
Meir, Golda, quoted
8.22.74
Melton, Gar, as optometrist of year
2.16.72 (S1823)
Memorandum, on Right wing military activities
8.2.61 (14433)
Memorandum, in retrospect
8.21.61
Menninger, Karl, foreign policy and psychiatry
6.5.69
Menshikov, Stanislav, interview
2.26.59 (3006-8)
Mercouri, Melina
8.28.67 (SF)
Metaphysics, practice is God's work
3.12.65
Metzger, Ray, Jr., transportation and agricultural commodities
3.4.74 (S2665)
Mexican migrant workers
8.15.63 (15203)
Mexican war
4.21.66
Mexico, water treaty with
3.26.56 (2334, 2336, 2344-5, 2656, 2816, 2818-9, 2825, 2828, 3101)
Mexico, U.S. investments in
8.11.59 (15437)
Mexico, social revolution
4.27.66
Mexico, U.S. relations with
6.5.69 (S5946)
Meyer, Eugene, eulogy
7.28.59 (14423)
Micronesia, status of, S.J. Res. 99
10.13.70 (S17858)
Microstates, views concerning the U.N. and
9.12.69 (S10509)
Middle Ages
2.13.56
Middle Ages, compared to Russia
6.2.47
Middle Ages, analogy to federate Europe
12.8.47
Middle Ages, influence of Arabic lands
6.27.61(11400)
Middle East, American policy in
2.19.45 (1222); 4.18.56 (6501-2)
Middle East, Russian influence in
7.27.56 (3375)
Middle East, US policy, criticized
11.12.56
Middle East, inquiry into US policies suggested
12.14.56; 12.30.56
Middle East, critique of US policies
1.24.57
Middle East, proposed policies
1.27.57; 2.10.57
Middle East, Eisenhower Doctrine
2.11.57 (1855-71)
Middle East, US policy
3.25.57
Middle East, review of US policy
8.14.57 (14702-9)
Middle East, subversion
8.27.57 (16016)
Middle East, US policies
7.14.58 (13568-70)
Middle East, no long range policy
7.16.58 (13908)
Middle East, and US trade policies
7.17.58 (14078-80)
Middle East, US policies
8.6.58 (16317)
Middle East, West not dependent on oil of
8.14.58 (17515-7)
Middle East, US policies
12.17.58; 6.7.59
Middle East, policy guidelines
8.31.59 (17355-9)
Middle East, emotional tensions
6.15.60 (12619)
Middle East, review of US relations
6.15.60 (12619-20)
Middle East, policy guidelines
6.15.60 (12618-21)
Middle East, UN activity
4.5.62 (6093-4)
Middle East, foreign aid regulations
11.7.63 (21366)
Middle East, peace talks in Yemen
8.23.65 (SF)
Middle East, UN should intervene in Aqaba, crisis
5.23.67; 5.24.67
Middle East, alleged US commitments in
7.31.67 (SF)
Middle East, repercussions of Vietnam War
12.8.67 (SF)
Middle East, attack on USS Liberty
2.25.68
Middle East, US policy toward praised
12.12.69 (S16562)
Middle East, role of the UN in
5.1.69
Middle East, Old Myths and New Realities II, Israel war, Arab-Israeli Peace Settlement
8.24.70 (S14035)
Middle East, Israel's reliance on US
4.4.71
Middle East, Israel's reliance on US
4.4.71
Middle East, aid to Israel, and energy crisis, "Face the Nation"
4.15.73
Middle East, Israeli attacks on Lebanon
8.22.74 (S15628)
Middle East, foreign aid and oil
9.30.74 (S17728)
Middle East, danger of renewed warfare, October War
11.2.74
Migrant workers
8.15.63 (15203)
Militarism, the Military Man in America, the American Society, the Draft and the Military, the American Military Experience and American Democracy, its future
4.18.69
Militarism, its influence in American Society
4.27.69
Militarism, the effects of militarism on American life
5.19.69
Militarism, US financing military in SVN
2.11.71 (S1346)
Militarism, effect on private industry
8.26.71 (S13405)
Militarism,Church Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act to reduce military authorization
10.29.71 (S17198)
Military, and civilian control
8.21.61
Military, and political questions
8.21.61
Military, dimensions of security and the military
5.19.69
Military, its general philosophy criticized
6.4.69
Military, who controls military spending
9.9.69 (S10311)
Military, JWF response to Hank's article condemning civilian control of
6.24.70 (S 9643)
Military, and economic assistance, introduction of bills for, line item authorization for allocation of funds
11.25.70 (S18975)
Military, Constitutional relations between military and legislative branch
6.24.70 (S9496)
Military aid
8.30.51 (10848)
Military aid, to Pakistan, disapproved
3.2.54 (2481-3)
Military aid, to Latin America
3.21.60 (6064)
Military aid, boosted by Berlin crisis
8.6.61
Military aid, Western Europe, restrictions
8.16.61 (16007)
Military aid, in military budget
12.16.63 (24702)
Military aid, to Latin America
6.8.65 (SF)
Military aid, loan of naval vessels
7.22.65 (SF)
Military aid, ill effects of
7.15.66 (SF)
Military aid, aggravates, arms race
7.26.66 (SF)
Military aid, Administration tool to dominate world
10.5.66 (SF)
Military aid, in Europe
10.13.66 (SF); 7.25.67; 1.4.71; 8.18.71
Military aid, military appropriation, debate on, comment on Mendel Rivers
3.6.69 (S13884); 9.30.74 (S17762)
Military expenditures, reappraised
4.5.64; 4.10.68
Military Industrial Complex
12.13.67
Military Industrial Complex, views concerning
4.19.69
Military personnel, political activities
8.2.61 (14433); 8.21.61
Military personnel, interference in civil rights
9.11.63 (16813)
Military procurement, FY 1970 debates including JWF floor statements
7.6.69 (S7731); 7.10.69 (S8182); 7.25.69 (S7711)
Military procurement, JWF with Stennis and Proxmire colloquy
7.27.70 (S12165)
Military procurement, colloquy, authorization bill with Symington, Fulbright--Spanish bases agreement
7.28.70 (S12259)
Military procurement, amendments to authorization of appropriations, JWF
7.31.70 (S12508)
Military procurement, debate on "Fly before you buy"
8.17.70 (S13529)
Military procurement, debate on Amendment 813 to fair and equal treatment of military men
8.20.70 (S13815)
Military procurement, debate in amendment
8.21.70 (S13922)
Military procurement, usefulness of B-1 bomber and ABM system
9.22.70 (S14785)
Military procurement, JWF motion to reconsider vote on Rhodesian chrome imports
9.24.71 (S15041)
Military procurement, JWF debate with Senator Byrd on Rhodesian Chrome amendment
9.27.71 (S15115)
Military procurement, debate on jurisdiction over Rhodesian Chrome conflict
9.27.71 (S15116)
Military procurement, funding for F-14 fighter plane
9.29.71 (S15339)
Military procurement, Mansfield amendment to withdraw troops from Vietnam
9.31.71 (S15574)
Military procurement, letters and telegrams to JWF supporting Rhodesian Chrome position
9.30.71 (S15583)
Military procurement, debate on controle of secret war in Laos
10.4.71 (S15757)
Military procurement, Symington amendment to limit funds for Laos
10.4.71 (S15772)
Military procurement, F-14 project
8.2.72 (S12500)
Military procurement, 1970 debates including JWF floor statements at
7.9.69, 7.10.69, 7.25.69
Military Sales Act, Amendment to Foreign Military Sales Act, conference report, proposed military assistance for 1971, Gulf of Tonkin
1.2.71 (S21849)
Military Services
2.8.58
Military Spending
8.4.72 (S12779)
Military Spending, contract price of F-14
12.20.72
Military surveillance, Christopher Pyle, CONUS revisited
7.6.70 (S10558)
Military surveillance, of civilian and political activities by
7.13.70 (S11143)
Military surveillance, surveillance of "Poor People's Campaign"
12.10.70 (S19937)
Milk, marketing bill
9.13.65 (SF)
Mill, John Stuart, quoted
6.4.66
Miller, William, compared to McCarthy
9.8.64 (SF)
Millikin, Senator Eugene
5.4.48 (5231)
Millikin, Senator Eugene, tribute
7.25.56 (14364)
Mills, Wilbur, tribute to
8.26.71
Millwood Dam, dedication
6.16.62
Milton, John, quoted
10.28.44
Minerals production
7.29.55 (11993)
Ming-Min Peng, visa for, leader of Formosan Independence, "U.S. Admits Foe of Chang Regime," by Robert Smith
10.5.70 (S17098)
Minimum wage legislation
4.21.49
Minimum wage legislation, effect on small business
8.31.49 (12569-71)
Minimum wage legislation, disadvantages of nation-wide level
5.12.52
Minimum wage legislation, state responsibility
8.17.60 (16583-4)
Minimum wage legislation, and separation of powers
8.16.60 (16519)
Minimum wage legislation, problem for small Southern towns
8.17.60 (16587)
Minimum wage legislation, and small retail stores
8.18.60 (16702)
Minimum wage legislation, in forestry
8.26.66 (SF)
Minnesota, rejection of FEPC by
3.4.49 (1865)
Minority groups, undue electoral power of
2.23.49
Minority groups, insatiable demands
4.27.62 (7281)
Missile gap
3.5.60 (4554-7)
Missile bases, in Cuba, no particular danger to US
6.29.61 (11705); 7.23.61
Missile sites, Arkansas, damage to highways
6.15.61 (10562)
Missionaries, in China
3.7.66 (SF)
Mississippi Valley embayment area
7.21.55 (11118); 6.24.57 (10089); 5.15.59
Missouri Pacific Railroad
6.9.54 (7904)
Missouri Pacific Railroad, strike
2.8.68
Mitchell, Clarence, untrue statements
2.14.63 (2316)
Mitchell, Martha, referred to
4.20.70 (S5961)
Moderation, praise of
5.25.43
Monetary policy
7.15.57 (11664-75)
Monnet, Jean, quoted
11.21.62
Monnet, Jean, praised
5.7.52 (4873)
Monopoly, need to resist trend toward
3.19.48 (3166)
Monopoly, encouraged by minimum wage laws
8.31.49 (12569)
Monopoly, danger of
6.2.50 (7959)
Monroe Doctrine, source of US dependence on British fleet
7.30.40
Monroe Doctrine, source of Good Neighbor Policy
7.15.43; 7.22.66 (SF)
Monte Carlo, fleecing of tourists
2.24.65 (SF)
Moore, Robert, tribute to on death
3.22.73 (S5477)
Moose, James, nomination endorsed
3.26.58 (5363)
Moral absolutism, criticized
12.5.63
Moral issues, bad effect on foreign policy
12.8.64
Moralism, dangerous attitude in foreign policy
9.9.59 (18773); 2.20.65
Moralism, encourages war
3.12.65
Moralism, danger to foreign policy
3.22.66
Morality, decline in US
3.7.52
Morality, and farm subsidies
2.18.53 (1185)
Morality, and the Cold War
2.26.59 (3032)
Morality, just and unjust war
4.21.66
Morality, leadership of decent example
8.8.67
Moral principles, and foreign policy myths
3.25.64 (SF)
Morgan, Harry, help for foreign students
4.14.60 (8034)
Morgenthau, Hans, quoted
5.5.61; 5.11.65
Morgenthau Plan, for German pastoralization
3.30.49 (3464)
Morrill, Act of 1862
6.28.40; 3.27.52 (2995-7)
Morris, Patrick F.
9.29.65 (SF)
Morrison, Jane Ann, article on Wetern Arkansas Planning and Development District
1.23.74 (S339)
Morse, Senator Wayne, actions during hearings, on Herter Nomination
5.15.59 (8237)
Morse, Senator Wayne, foresight on Vietnam
8.22.67 (SF)
Morse, Senator Wayne, eulogy
7.30.74
Mortgages, federal controls
8.18.50 (12842); 8.21.50 (12883)
Mortgages, federal controls, amendment concerning federal regulation
10.20.51 (13668-70)
Morton, Senator Thruston, attacks on Democrats
9.23.60
Moscow Conference
12.10.43; 12.15.43
Mosely, Philip, quoted
9.1.61 (17914)
Motorola Case, and FEPC
4.29.64 (SF)
Mullen, Phil, article in record
2.21.74 (S1990)
Mullins, David, letter from concerning higher education bill
8.6.71 (S13570)
Multilateral nuclear force
5.4.65
Multilateral nuclear force, German participation
11.30.63
Multilateral nuclear force, delay implementation
11.19.64
Multilateral nuclear force, barrier to nuclear proliferation
12.12.64
Mundt, Senator Karl, interview with Dr. Farber about Mundt's career
8.1.72
Munoz-Marin, Luis, tribute
5.11.59 (7847); 1.1.65 (SF)
Murray, Senator James, tribute
4.28.59 (8864)
Murrow, Edward, tribute
1.22.64 (SF)
Muscat and Oman, treaty
4.28.59 (6914)
Music
2.10.61
Music, growth in US
5.9.62 (8095)
Mutual deterrence
6.20.58 (11845)
My Lai, noted
12.10.69
Myrdal, Gunnar, quoted
7.15.49 (9587); 1.26.67; 2.6.67; 12.13.67
Myrdal, Gunnar, views on preferential hiring by race
4.29.64 (SF)
Myth, of nationalism
8.13.62
Myth, of nationalism, of the organic state
10.13.62; 5.11.65
Myth, of communism's monolithic nature
3.25.64 (SF)
Myth, in US postwar German policy
9.27.66 (SF)

Index to Speeches: N-O

Napoleon, compared to Hitler
7.30.40
Nasser, Gamal, US encouraged of
11.12.56
Nasser, Gamal, Yemeni peace talks by
8.23.65 (SF)
Nation-state, equality of in UN, questioned
3.12.45
Nation-state, historical consolidation of
3.12.45
Nation-state, not an organism
11.19.62
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), excessive appropriations for
10.17.63 (19763)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), reduce appropriation
11.19.63 (22360-73); 11.20.63 (22445-56)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), appropriation, and foreign aid
11.20.63 (22441-3)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), impact on Universities
11.20.63 (22453)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), proof of Parkinson's Law
11.20.63 (22450)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), reduce project Apollo appropriation
8.5.64 (SF)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), intergalactic communications, and China
4.27.66
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Apollo accident
4.12.67 (SF)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), correction
4.13.67 (SF)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), moon exploration, criticized
10.3.67 (SF); 12.13.67 (SF); 4.10.68 (SF)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), views concerning appropriations for
5.6.70 (S6780)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), NASA, appropriation, debate on JWF amendment and vote #219
7.7.70 (S10719)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), amendment by JWF to reduce its appropriation by 10%
7.7.70 (S10719)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), delete Space Shuttle
5.11.72 (S7724)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), amendment to cut back appropriation
6.19.73 (S11491)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), colloquy with priorities
6.30.73 (S12612)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, criticized
9.11.59 (19107)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, attacks by, on proposed appointment of JWF as Secretary of State
3.26.61
National commitment, defined
7.31.67 (SF)
National Commitments Resolution, and armed forces abroad
2.4.69 (S1237)
National Commitments Resolution, history of
6.19.69 (S6828)
National Commitments Resolution, full debate concerning
6.25.69 (S7121) et seq
National consensus
7.28.6
National consensus, and foreign policy
3.9.63
National Debt
2.15.74
National Defense Scholarship Program
8.13.58 (17287)
National Housing Act, amendments to, inflationary
3.15.50 (3359-64) 5.28.57 (7844-7) (7866); 5.29.57 (8024-6)
National Labor Relations Board, confirmation of Albert Beeson to, opposed
2.18.54 (1998)
National Liberation Front, referred to
5.1.69
National Purpose
7.28.61
National resources, in Arkansas
1.16.69 (S423)
National Resources Planning Board, report of
7.15.43
National Science Foundation
10.23.47
National Science Foundation, bill proposing
7.1.46 (8047-52); 5.20.47 (5500-5512)
National Science Foundation, establishment
5.15.47 (5340)
National Science Foundation, Morse Amendment
7.22.47 (9679)
National Security Seminar
2.29.60
National Student Association, and CIA
2.19.67
National Symphony Orchestra, children's concert
5.9.62 (8095); 8.19.74
Nationalism, criticized
5.1.46
Nationalism, and technological change
5.7.59
Nationalism, antidote to ideology
3.10.61
Nationalism, growth in 19th Century
4.11.62
Nationalism, and underdeveloped nations
8.13.62
Nationalism, conflict with democracy
8.13.62
Nationalism, myth and reality
8.13.62
Nationalism, growth in underdeveloped nations
6.4.65 (SF)
Nationalism, stronger than communism
6.15.65 (SF)
Nationalism, tension in US policy between support for and anti-communism
3.22.66
Natural Gas Act
3.29.50 (4288); 1.15.56
Natural Gas Act, amendment
1.17.56 (668-80); 2.6.56 (2065)
Natural Gas Act, presidential veto, criticized
2.17.56 (2801)
Natural Gas Act, Harris-Fulbright Bill
7.26.56 (14736-9)
Natural Resources development
2.28.61 (2786)
Natural Resources development, in Arkansas
1.15.69 (SF)
Naval Academy, graduate school of
6.23.47 (7549)
Naval carriers, debate regarding need for
9.12.69 (S10503)
Naval vessels, loan and sale
7.22.65 (SF)
Nazis, atrocities of
3.28.44
Nazis, war crimes
1.10.45
Nazis, racial theories
11.8.45
Nazis, and centralization
3.5.49 (1915)
Nazis, and centralization, threat to individualism
7.30.40
Nazism, designs on South America
7.30.40
Nazism, attack on freedom of thought
7.30.40
Nazism, nihilist doctrine
7.30.40
Nazism, racial doctrines
9.16.42
Nazism, denial of basic equality
9.16.42
Negro, opportunity of
2.3.47
Negro, economic & educational deprivations
10.8.63 (18965)
Negro, and poverty
12.13.67 (SF)
Negro aspirations, education and employment
4.3.65
Negro education, increased expenditures
3.1.60 (3992)
Negro voting in Arkansas
4.27.62 (7278-81); 4.1.65 (SF)
Nehru, US cancellation of visit by
6.26.56 (10956)
Nehru, eulogy
5.27.64
Nelson, Amendment to Special Foreign Military and Related Assistance Act, support of
3.20.70 (S4614)
Neo-isolationism
4.3.65
Netherlands, attitude toward European unification
3.30.49 (3462)
Neutralism, tendency to, in US allies
4.23.53
Neutralization, contemporary examples
3.1.66 (SF)
Neutral nations, hostility to US
9.21.61
New England, God-Given right to industry
6.4.52 (6530)
New Senate Office Building
5.19.59 (8447)
New Zealand, assistance to South Vietnam
11.2.67 (SF)
Ne Win, General, quoted
7.26.66 (SF)
News, free exchange of
10.28.44
News media, access to, need for equal time stressed
6.2.70 (S8161)
Newsday, misquotation by
5.4.67
Newsmen's Privilege
9.30.72 (S16383)
Newsmen's Privilege Act, support of
3.20.70 (S4614)
Newsprint, increased costs
10.31.55
Newton County, negro voting
4.1.65 (SF)
New York, per capita income compared to Arkansas
8.31.49 (12570)
New York, disproportionate economic power of
8.31.49 (12571)
New York Herald-Tribune, access to secret letter from Khrushchev
3.28.60 (6654-5)
New York Times, criticism of JWF by
7.13.54 (10321)
New York Times, error regarding Dillon nomination
5.14.59 (8110)
New York Times, editorial on Negro voting in Newton County
4.1.65 (SF)
New York World's Fair, US participation
4.16.62 (6628)
Nigeria, foreign aid to
9.30.74 (S17728)
Nitze, Paul, quoted
6.26.74 (S11598)
Nixon, Richard, attacks on, in South America
8.6.58 (16317)
Nixon, Richard, attacks on Democrats by
9.23.60
Nixon, Richard, criticized
9.1.60; 10.26.60
Nixon, Richard, referred to
6.4.69
Nixon, Richard, how Hanoi sees Nixon
1.20.70 (SF) S197
Nixon, Administration, general views, concerning
4.19.69
Nixon, Administration, its philosophy of foreign relations
4.27.69
Nixon, Administration, criticism of its order of domestic priorities
5.1.69 (EW)
Nixon, Administration, goal of honorable peace in Vietnam criticized
5.1.69
Nixon, Administration, question of credibility gap is raised
5.12.69 (S4884 and 4885)
Nixon, Administration, Administration, ABM and Administration Policy criticized
9.25.69
Nixon, Administration, ABM and Administration Policy criticized
9.25.69
Nixon, Administration, Vietnam War policy criticized
8.26.69; 12.10.69
Nixon, Administration, Vietnam moratorium, and the Administration
10.1.69 (S11627)
Nixon, Administration, inflationary policies criticized
12.19.69 (S16037)
Nixon, Administration, how Hanoi sees Nixon
1.20.70 (S197)
Nixon, Administration, praised for CBW position
2.19.70 (S1516)
Nixon, Administration, Cambodian incursion and Vietnam policy criticized
5.28.70 (S7988)
Nixon, Administration, "State of the World" address discussed
2.28.71
Nixon, Administration, and ABM
5.20.71
Nixon, Administration, visit to China
7.16.71
Nixon, Administration, Duvall article on campaign promises and performance
3.7.72 (S3518)
Nixon, Administration, Impounding funds
3.14.71
Nixon, Administration, political use of cabinet
9.21.72 (S15542)
Nixon, Administration, election mandate, repudiation of peace criticized
1.4.73 (S249)
Nixon, Administration, cutback of funds for rural America
1.23.73 (S1167)
Nixon, Administration, U.S. policy toward Cambodia
1.29.71 (S530)
Nixon, Administration, support of Sontay Prison Camp raid
2.11.71 (S1332)
Nixon, Administration, "Nixon's View of the War," by D. Oberdorfer
2.11.71 (S1337)
Nixon, Administration, support of filibuster
2.25.71 (S2042)
Nixon, Administration, interview with Nixon and Kissinger on southeast Asia and "Nixon Playing to Win in Asia" by P. Worsthorne
3.4.71 (S2455)
Nixon, Administration, and federal budget, article by duBoff
3.9.71 (S271)
Nixon, Administration, meeting with Brezhnev, summit meeting
6.11.73 (S10880)
Nixon, Administration, JWF on President's visit to China
8.6.71 (S13755)
Nixon, Administration, Administration withholding information from Foreign Relations Committee,
9.22.71 (S14727)
Nixon, Administration, economic policy of
12.1.71 (S20028)
Nixon, Administration, Nixon-Brezhnev Summit: Russian relations, trade bill, Jackson amendment, arms limitation, defense spending, Indochina War, Watergate, effect on Nixon and Congress, NATO, Russian grain sale, Administration, aid to education
3.24.74
Nixon, prospects for resignation or impeachment
3.30.74
Nixon, Administration, donation of vice-presidential papers
3.30.74
Nixon, Administration, quoted on nuclear war
8.9.74 (S4677)
Nixon, Administration, immunity from prosecution advocated
8.9.74 (S14677)
Nobility, quality of
1.19.55
Nominations, executive power over Congress, debate on nomination of William Rehnquist
12.9.71 (S21052)
Nominations, JWF opposition to William Rehnquist
12.9.71
Nonconformity, most vital element of democracy
4.21.53 (3482)
Nonintervention
7.24.61 (13247)
Nordhoff, Charles, quoted
4.8.60 (7732)
Norfork Bridge project
1.21.74 (S89)
Norrell, William F., eulogy
3.8.61 (3446)
North Atlantic Nations, concert
4.11.62
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
3.30.49 (3457, 3464)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, ratification
4.5.59 (3886); 7.15.49 (9584)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, need for defensive alliance
7.31.49
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, American defense perimeter
1.5.51 (64)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Europe must share defense burden
1.18.57
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, US must provide leadership
1.18.51
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, development of Troops by Senate opposed
4.4.51 (3288)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, inclusion of Germany
1.7.52 (8670)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, admission of Greece and Turkey
2.6.52 (856-7)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, reasons for success
12.17.58
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, funds for modernization
6.30.59 (12274)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, American attachment to
11.16.59
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and concert of free Atlantic nations
8.19.62
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, European cooperation
11.21.62
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, reforms
11.21.62
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and French attitude
1.24.63 (926)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, adjustments
4.30.63
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, cooperation of Dr. Erhard
10.28.63 (20338)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, role of France
10.29.63 (20507)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, impact of De Gaulle
11.30.63
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, multilateral nuclear force, German participation
11.30.63
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and Atlantic Alliance
11.19.64
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, assessment of current problems
5.4.65
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Gaullist policies
3.20.66
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, loss of confidence in US
4.28.66
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, future of
10.13.66 (SF)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, effect of Consular Treaty on
1.21.67
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, mentioned
3.12.69 (S2071)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and U.S. military assistance
1.4.71
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and Greece
2.18.71 (E845)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, debate on Mansfield Amendment and SALT
5.17.71 (S7105)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, JWF on Mansfield Amendment
5.18.71 (S7226)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, debate on Nelson Amendment
5.19.71 (S7379)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, JWF Amendment to Mansfield Amendment to remove troops from Europe
5.19.71 (S7400)
North Korea, Pueblo incident
1.23.68; 1.24.68; 1.30.68
North Vietnam, aid to
2.16.72 (S1908)
Norway, attitude toward European council
1.31.49 (703)
Nossiter, Bernard D., "Arms Cost Overruns of $33 Billion Bound"
3.24.71 (S3850)
Nuclear fallout
6.22.56 (10826)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, JWF views concerning before Foreign Relations Committee
2.19.69
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, discussed generally
3.10.69 (S2556)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, security of NATO and
3.12.69
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, development of atom/energy and
3.12.69 (S2076)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, obligation to defend non-nuclear nations under
3.12.69 (S2708)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, presidential powers and
3.12.69 (S2713)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, legislative history of
3.12.69 (S2714)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, final passage of Resolution of Ratification
3.13.69 (S2795)
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, organization of American states, a bill to extend privileges of representatives
3.27.73 (S5760)
Nuclear war
11.8.61
Nuclear war, danger of
9.28.68
Nuclear weapons, lack of adequate military controls on
6.20.58 (11845)
Nuclear weapons, Russian interest in limiting
3.28.60 (6655-6)
Nuclear weapons, American control
4.30.63
Nuclear weapons, proliferation
4.30.43; 9.9.63 (16538)
Nuclear weapons, safety controls
3.6.64 (SF)
Nuclear weapons, effect of Dr. Strangelove
3.6.64 (SF)
Nuclear weapons, multilateral force
11.19.64
Nuclear weapons, Chinese threat of
12.8.65
Nuclear weapons, Chinese development a gamble
3.22.66
Nuclear weapons, require radical changes in traditional ideas
5.5.66
Nuclear weapons, make death a problem of the collective race
5.10.66
Nuclear weapons, popular indifference to danger of
10.4.66
Nuclear weapons, Test Ban Treaty
4.4.60; 4.4.60 (7416); 8.19.62
Nuclear weapons, ill effects of popular opinion
3.9.63; 9.9.63 (16525-45)
Nuclear weapons, views of military leaders
9.11.63 (16794)
Nuclear weapons, Senate ratifying powers
9.12.63 (16879-81); 9.13.63 (16984-8) (16978-9)
Nuclear weapons, Soviet motivation
9.15.63
Nuclear weapons, and seagulls
9.16.63 (17023)
Nuclear weapons, Goldwater reservation
9.23.63 (17717, 35-6)
Nuclear weapons, and war conditions
9.23.63 (17740)
Nuclear weapons, anniversary
8.5.64 (SF); 9.24.64 (SF)
Nuclear weapons, impact of hearings on
3.14.66
Nuclear weapons, and Germany
9.27.66 (SF)
Nuclear weapons, Non-Proliferation Treaty
6.28.67
Nuclear weapons, and Vietnam
2.25.68
Nuclear weapons, U.S. use against Asians
2.25.68
Nuclear weapons, strategy decisions facing U.S. and Russia
6.5.69 (SF) S6003
Nuclear weapons, Non-Proliferation Treaty, political and security aspects of
3.10.69 (SF) S2556
Nuclear weapons, limiting spread of through NPT
2.19.69 (EW)
Nye, Senator G.P.
7.30.40
O'Daniel, W. Lee
7.8.47 (8418)
O'Donnell, John, lobbying, activities
4.23.63 (7198-9)
Office of Price Administration
6.26.45 (7581-2)
Office of Price Administration, ceiling price on strawberries
3.16.44 (2675)
Office of Rent Stabilization, suspended employees
5.18.53 (5021)
Office of War Information, praised
6.21.45 (6441)
O'Gorman, Ned, quoted
4.21.66
Ohio, referendum on oleomargarine
1.13.50 (384)
Oil, concessions, to Russia in Austrian treat
6.17.55 (8601-3)
Oil, West not dependent on Middle Eastern reserves
8.14.58 (17515-6)
Oil industry
10.16.59
Oil depletion allowance, maintain
9.5.62 (18576)
Old-age assistance, federal aid for equalization
7.26.46 (10271-2)
Old myths and new realities, generally
4.2.70 (SF) S4877
Oliver, Covey, nomination
4.29.64 (SF)
Omnibus Judiciary Bill
3.3.61 (3214)
One-party states, and electoral reform
1.31.50 (1160-63)
Operation Head Start, mentioned
12.3.69 (EW)
Opium Wars
4.27.66
Oppenheimer, Robert, praised
10.21.45
Oppenheimer, Robert, tragic, injustices to
6.14.54
Oppenheimer, Robert, quoted
1.13.55
Oppenheimer, Robert, tribute
2.20.67 (SF)
Oregon Trail, commemorative coins for
7.23.47 (9831)
Oregon, boundary dispute, in 1846
3.28.45 (2897)
Organic state, myth
10.13.62; 5.11.65
Organic state, myth, and individualism
6.12.64; 5.5.66
Organization of American States
4.8.68 (SF)
Organization of American States, military aid to
7.22.59 (13974-5)
Organization of American States, Inter-American military force
6.8.65 (SF); 8.9.65
Organization of American States, and Dominican Crisis
9.15.65 (SF)
Organization of American States, Senate Resolution on
3.16.67 (SF); 4.4.67 (SF)
Organization of American States, opposed
4.3.67
Organization of American States, a bill to extend privileges of representatives
3.27.73 (S5760)
Organization of American States
4.8.68 (SF)
Organization of American States, military aid to
7.22.59 (13974-5)
Organization of American States, Inter-American military force
6.8.65 (SF); 8.9.65
Organization of American States, and Dominican Crisis
9.15.65 (SF)
Organization of American States, Senate Resolution on
3.16.67 (SF); 4.4.67 (SF)
Organization of American States, opposed
4.3.67
Organization of American States, a bill to extend privileges of representatives
3.27.73 (S5760)
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
3.15.61 (395-7); 4.11.62
Organization of European Economic Cooperation
3.15.61 (3996-7)
Ortega y Gasset, quoted
5.29.47 (5153)
Ouachita River Development
4.29.59; 5.17.62; 5.20.65
Outer Mongolia, recognition favored
7.23.61; 7.30.61
Oxford, Charles, quoted
8.14.74
Ozark National Forest, receipts
3.22.49
Ozark Rivers National Monument, proposed
7.6.61
Ozark regional development program
3.10.65 (SF); 6.1.65 (SF)

Index to Speeches: P

Packwood, amendment to Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Assistance Act of 1971, for population control
11010.71 (S18101
Paintings, German, exhibition of
4.22.48 (4744)
Pakistan, military aid, disapproved
3.2.54 (2481-3); 4.30.57
Pakistan, military aid, disapproved
3.2.54 (2481-3); 4.30.57
Pakistan, more economic aid
7.8.59 (12939)
Pakistan, commercial treaty with
8.17.60 (16572, 16606-7)
Pakistan, war with India
4.28.66
Pakistan, American support of
4.30.71
Pakistan, case resolution to cut off funds for
4.30.71
Palestine
10.21.45; 1.24.57; 1.27.57; 2.10.57; 4.30.57; 4.29.60 (8976-9); 5.1.60; 6.15.60 (12618-21); 11.7.63 (21366); 5.24.67 (SF); 6.9.67
Palestinians, right to a homeland
11.2.74
Palmerston, Lord, quoted
3.7.66 (SF)
Panama, treaty with
7.26.55 (11507-8)
Panama, new canal
6.29.67
Panama, negotiation of treaties with
7.31.67 (SF)
Panama Canal, treaty regarding
7.29.55 (12005-17)
Panama Canal, US should revise treaty
3.25.64 (SF)
Panama Canal, internationalize
3.6.65
Papandreou, George and Andreas
5.2.67 (SF)
Paris, sophisticated debauchery
3.4.65 (SF)
Paris, peace talks, as end to Vietnam War
3.30.69 (EW)
Parkison's Law
5.19.67 (SF)
Parliamentary System
9.11.57
Parliamentary System, not suitable for US
7.1.60 (15346)
Parochialism, of US government
4.25.61
Party realignment, according to liberal-conservative lines, dangerous to stability
12.1.48
Passport Regulations
8.13.57 (14462-4); 6.29.59 (12109); 7.8.59 (12975); 7.1.60 (15422)
Passport Regulations, for foreign service
10.8.65 (SF)
Passport Regulations, revision of laws
4.8.68 (SF)
Patriotism, and personal ego
5.1.46 (4290)
Patriotism, and criticism
4.21.66
Patriotism, JWF response to article condemning his opposition to Vietnam War
6.24.70 (S9643)
Patterson, Harold C., confirmation opposed
8.2.55 (12806-7, 15)
Pea Ridge, commemorative stamp
5.23.61 (8691)
Pea Ridge National Military Park
1.25.56 (1216); 7.16.56 (12810)
Peace, will come by force or agreement
11.24.44
Peace,what students can do for peace, Southeastern Massachusetts University
4.25.70
Peace, additional authorizations criticized
7.9.70 (S10973)
Peace, reorganization plan debate
6.2.71 (S8052)
Peace, appropriations
5.5.72 (S7376)
Peace Corps
3.10.61
Peace Corps, method of generating enthusiasm in US
4.20.61
Peace Corps, endorsed
8.23.61 (16815-6)
Peace Corps, problems of
8.23.61 (16815-6)
Peace Corps, appropriation
8.22.66 (SF)
Peace Corps, criticism of Vietnam War
3.7.67 (SF)
Peace Corps, tribute
5.15.67 (SF)
Peace Corps, effects of Vietnam War on
12.8.67 (SF); 3.31.68
Peace Corps, idealism of
8.8.67
Peace Corps, mentioned
2.10.70 (S1531)
Peace with Freedom
5.19.65
Peace-Keeping Organization, proposed
2.13.42; 9.16.42; 2.1.43; 4.17.43; 9.20.43 (7659);10.5.43; 5.6.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, to be based on Equality
2.1.43
Peace-Keeping Organization, must be created before end of war
2.16.43 (1012)
Peace-Keeping Organization, compared to federal system
2.27.43
Peace-Keeping Organization, and Moscow Conference
12.15.43
Peace-Keeping Organization, modeled on UNRRA
1.21.44 (571)
Peace-Keeping Organization, Russian interest in
2.1.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, aim is peace not economic relief
3.3.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, need for ratification by both Houses
10.19.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, Dumbarton Oaks proposal
11.24.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, alternative to force
11.24.44
Peace-Keeping Organization, p inactivity on
1.17.45
Peace-Keeping Organization, letter by
16 senators supporting, 1.27.45
Peace-Keeping Organization, Western hemisphere
3.12.45 (2025)
Peace-Keeping Organization, aims of
3.28.45 (2899)
Peace-Keeping Organization, America should join for own self-interest
3.28.45 (2898)
Peace-Keeping Organization, first advance in art of government in
150 years, 11.8.45
Penn, William, quoted
7.23.45 (7963); 1.19.55
Penn Central, JWF amendment to reduce the amount of funds made available to guarantee loan
7.9.70 (S10972)
Pentagon Papers, effect of and what they mean
7.13.71
Pentagon Papers, impact of, Ellsberg, Trial
4.15.73
Pentagon Papers, "Only the Strong,"
9.19.72 (S15231)
Pentagon Papers, criticism of
12.2.69 (S15143)
Pentagon Papers, Pentagon Propaganda, criticism of
12.2.69 (SF) S15143
Pentagon Papers, Air Force public relations programs and
12.4.69 (SF) S15649
Pentagon Papers, Army public relations programs and
12.5.69 (SF)
Pentagon Papers, introduction of bill to restrict
12.5.69
Pentagon Papers, Navy Public Relations Programs and
12.2.69 (S15307)
Percy, Senator Charles, courage to dissent
4.25.67 (SF)
Peru, territorial limits, and foreign aid
6.14.65 (SF)
Peter, Miss Lily, Commercial Appeal article
6.27.73 (S12255)
Petroleum Administration for Defense
5.19.52
Pettit, Clyde, quoted
4.6.66 (SF)
Phillipines, American involvement in
12.1.69 (S15142)
Phillips, Duncan, forward to catalog, October
1968, (Univ. of Maryland)
Phillips, Marjorie, introduction of, at Women's Democratic Club
1.29.73
Plo, U.N. participation
11.2.74
Pluralism
6.24.61 (11399)
Philadelphia, lack of political interest in
11.4.46
Philadelphia Orchestra
6.27.61 (11403)
Philippines, American conquest, criticized
3.12.65
Philippines, American conquest, war damage claims
5.21.62 (8738); 4.26.63 (7197-7207); 5.2.63 (7664-6); 5.8.63 (8006-7); 7.9.63 (12230-1)
Pickens, William, case of
1.29.46 (498); 4.29.64 (SF)
Pietri, Arturo, speech to Venezuelan senate
2.8.60 (2156)
Pigman, Augustus, letter from, concerning Korean War
6.4.51
Pincus, Walter, tribute
11.27.63 (22884)
Pine Bluff Arsenal
2.10.45
Pluralism
4.20.61; 6.27.61 (11399)
Pogo and Albert the Alligator
3.20.58 (4883-5)
Point Four Program
6.7.49 (7333); 7.13.50 (10053); 10.12.51 (13083); 5.28.52 (6115)
Point Four Program, educational aspects
6.14.49
Point Four Program, amendment
5.25.50 (7714)
Point Four Program, increase in appropriations
7.11.50 (9916-7)
Point Four Program, praised
8.30.51 (10852)
Point Four Program, aim is to aid peasants not landowners
8.30.51 (10853)
Poland, postwar borders
8.25.43
Poland, Lublin government
2.18.45
Poland, postwar status
2.18.45
Poland, Russian occupation
5.31.45 (5325)
Poland, senate of
3.4.49 (1862)
Poland, liberum veto system
9.11.59 (19037-8)
Poland, most favored nation treatment
11.8.63 (21527)
Poland, cemetery assistance, opposed
8.13.64 (SF)
Poland, trade with
9.23.64 (SF); 9.24.64 (SF)
Poland, US relations
12.8.64
Poland, universities' revolt
3.31.68
Police power of states, federal intervention approved
4.1.48 (3950)
Policy gap
9.9.59 (18774)
Political institutions, US need for reform of
2.3.47
Political philosophy, from Locke to the irrationalists
1.21.63
Politician, responsibility to constituency
1.21.63
Politician, need for respect of
10.16.64
Politics, essential to happiness
1.15.40
Politics, need for lawyers in
1.15.40
Politics, deserving of honor
1.15.40; 4.5.40; 4.20.40
Politics, importance of leadership
4.20.40
Politics, university's obligation to
4.20.40
Politics, and education
5.19.40
Politics, need for intellectuals in
8.25.43; 5.20.49
Politics, role of women
10.5.43
Politics, honorable profession
8.7.44
Politics, attitude of Americans toward
10.17.44
Politics, damaging effect of materialism on
10.17.44
Politics, and business
11.27.44
Politics, Gallup Poll
12.11.44
Politics, need for capable men in
12.11.44
Politics, need for best citizens in
2.19.46
Politics, need for respect
3.7.52
Politics, need for localism
5.13.54 (6536)
Politics, role of student, artist, & intellectual
1.25.55
Politics, and the military
8.21.61
Politics, depends on intuition
4.11.62
Politics, scientific study, manifestation of anti-intellectualism
10.13.62
Politics, no tradition of honor in US
6.26.64
Politics, strong preference of constituents (civil rights stand), A Higher Patriotism,
4.25.66
Politics, organic society
5.5.66
Politics, defined
5.5.67
Politics, psychiatry and
4.19.69
Politics, the military and
5.19.69
Politics, comparison of politicians and soldiers
5.19.69
Polk, James K.
3.28.45 (2897)
Poll tax
11.14.47; 3.1.60 (3980-7)
Poll tax, not deterrent to voting
8.29.61 (17339)
Poll tax, legislation to abolish, is unconstitutional
8.29.61 (17339)
Poll tax, not financial barrier to voting
3.16.62 (4372)
Poll tax, not used for racial discrimination
3.16.62 (4371)
Poll tax, supported by Arkansas voters
3.22.62 (4835-6)
Poll tax, defended
3.22.62 (4829-40)
Poll tax, requirements in Maine
3.22.62 (4829)
Poll tax, in Arkansas
4.30.65 (SF)
Pollution, problem of
2.10.70 (S1516)
Pollution, "The End of Man," quoted
3.10.70 (S3448) (3.10.70?)
Pollution, Earth Day comments
4.23.70 (S6149)
Pompidou, George, tribute to
3.5.70 (S3067)
Pond, Eliz., "Self Determination in U.N.,"
4.22.71 (S5447)
Pond, Colonel Leroy
5.30.59
Pope, John, encyclical
9.9.63 (16532); 3.25.64 (SF)
Pope, Paul, quoted
3.22.66
Pope, Paul, peace appeal
9.21.66 (SF)
Pope, Alexander, quoted
5.19.65
Population Explosion
8.6.61; 1.16.65
Population Explosion, industrial nations share blame for
3.14.67 (SF)
Portugal, war claims in Macao
12.13.50 (16515)
Postal inspectors, no need for additional
5.13.54 (6536-7)
Postage stamps, indication of communist sympathies by
5.13.54 (6537)
Post Offices, small, need to continue operation of
5.13.54 (6536)
Postwar attitudes of Russia
1.18.51
Postwar Europe, policy alternatives for
12.8.47
Postwar problems, in liberated countries, lack of allied unity
1.17.45
Postwar problems, need for good government
11.27.43
Potatoes, price supports
8.22.51 (10513)
Potomac Fever
11.8.49
Poultry industry
12.2.60
Poultry industry, plight of
9.15.61 (19626)
Poultry industry, exports to Europe
5.15.62
Poultry industry, and common market tariffs
5.23.62 (8982)
Poultry industry, dependence on Common Market
7.2.62; 4.30.63
Poultry industry, Arkansas leading nation in broiler production
9.19.72 (S15224)
Poultry industry, effect of propane price on
2.8.74 (S1645)
Poverty, world-wide
4.29.54
Poverty, and education
10.17.63 (19765)
Poverty, and lack of education
2.1.64
Poverty, neglected during Cold War
4.5.64
Poverty, need to counteract
4.5.64
Poverty, and population control
3.14.67 (SF)
Poverty program, supported
7.23.64 (SF)
Poverty program, praised
8.17.65 (SF)
Poverty program, in Arkansas
10.3.66 (SF)
Poverty program, Food Stamp Program
6.17.69 (S6571); 5.28.70 (S7959)
Power, afflictions of
4.21.66; 4.27.66; 5.5.66
Power, confuses itself with virtue
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Power, romantic preoccupation
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Power, and international status
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Prejudice
8.23.59
Prejudice, obstacles to peace
10.28.44
Prejudice, against South
1.13.58 (261)
Presidency, necessary qualities
6.7.59
Presidency, responsibilities
3.8.60 (4921)
President, office of, effect of debate by Senate
1.28.69
President, JWF views concerning increasing executive power
5.6.69
President, need to restrain in area of unilateral foreign policy
6.19.69 (S6829)
President, office of, treaty and war-making powers discussed
6.19.69 (S6830)
President, office of, the Senate and
4.14.70 (S5961)
President, powers as Commander-in-Chief viewed
5.19.70 (S7100)
President, office of, power of the office discussed
5.15.70 (S7241)
President, office of, exclusive use of media noted
6.2.70 (S8161)
President, Commander-in-Chief powers debated during consideration of Cooper-Church Amendment
6.9.70 (S8639)
President, powers as Commander-in-Chief discussed
6.10.70 (S8889)
President, foreign policy and support of presidential policies discussed
6.30.70 (S10284)
President Commander-in-Chief function discussed
6.10.70 (S11054)
President, debate-direct popular election of president
9.29.70 (S16636)
President, presidential powers, debate by JWF and others
6.9.70 (S8639)
President, statement before subcommittee on separation of powers, use of executive agreements instead of treaties, on S.
3475, definition of executive agreement, 4.24.72
President, power, growth and abuse
4.13.74
Presidential Scholars
6.26.68 (SF)
Presidential succession
6.30.45 (7071)
Presidential succession, criticism of
1947 law, 6.27.47 (7776-7777); 6.10.57 (8575); 6.26.57 (10306)
Presley, Elvis
2.8.58
Press, duty to report civil rights debates fairly
7.9.57 (11088)
Press, admission to China
8.20.57 (15264)
Press, abuses of
9.1.59 (17492)
Press, distortions on civil rights issues
3.1.60 (3979)
Press, slanted coverage of racial news
3.4.60 (4541)
Press, censorship in Israel
2.13.61 (2069)
Press, failure to cover significant issues
4.25.61
Press, responsibility of
4.25.61
Press, distortions by headline writers
5.11.61 (7806)
Press, distortions of southern viewpoint by
8.29.61 (17338)
Press, movie coverage
11.7.63 (21301)
Press, and other media, dominated by New York
4.29.64 (SF)
Press, misinterpretation of JWF's remarks
5.17.66
Press, influence of Washington Post
8.25.66 (SF)
Press, servility to executive's policies
10.4.66
Press, misquotation of JWF by Newsday
5.4.67
Press, tribute to the Arkansas Gazette
11.20.69 (S14731)
Press, intimidation condemned resolutions by Association for Education in Journalism
2 sides to criticism, war news distorted, 8.28.70 (S14501)
Press, and executive power
4.16.71
Press, freedom of, public television
1.23.73 (S1157)
Pressure groups, interference in foreign policy
4.25.60 (8625); 4.29.60 (8976); 2.24.64 (SF); 7.26.65 (SF); 10.22.65 (SF)
Prewitt, Roy, article from Arkansas Farmer
3.27.56
Prewitt, Roy, "Rambling Along,"
3.10.71 (S2847)
Price controls, extension of Act
6.8.45 (5788-90)
Price controls, limits on power of President to impose
8.5.50
Price controls, amendment
6.28.51 (7336-9)
Price controls, voluntary action
6.28.51 (7338-9)
Priorities, JWF views concerning
4.19.69
Priorities, of the
1970s, speech at Mainland College, Texas, 3.5.72
Prisoners of war (POWs), views on what the U.S. should do re:
6.9.69 (SF) S6133
Prisoners of war (POWs), views concerning the problem generally
6.8.70
Prisoners of war (POWs), exhibition in Capitol on North Vietnam POW camps
7.31.70 (S12503)
Prisoners of war (POWs), colloquy with Dole and Kennedy, unsuccessful attempt to rescue POWs, Dole praise for Laird and Nixon
11.23.70 (S18772)
Prisoners of war (POWs), attempt rescue of, dialogue with Dole
11.25.70 (S18976)
Prisoners of war (POWs), rescue attempt, exchange with Dole, consideration of resolution
12.8.70
Prisoners of war (POWs), American POWs, correspondence to Premier Pham Van Dong, appeal for list of POWs
12.22.70 (S21065)
Prisoners of war (POWs), Lobby effect on Sontay Prison Camp raid
2.11.71 (S1332)
Prisoners of war (POWs), resolution to establish National Week of Concern for POWs
3.5.71 (S2520)
Prisoners of war (POWs), U.S. financing of construction of Con Son cells
3.24.71 (S3789)
Prisoners of war (POWs), "Indochina Disengaging," by General Matthew Ridgeway
7.15.71 (S11100)
Prisoners of war (POWs), views concerning the problem generally
6.8.70 (S8553)
Prisoners of war (POWs), American prisoners of war, press release
12.22.70
Prisoners of war (POWs), views on what the U.S. should do
6.9.69 (S61333)
Prisoners of war (POWs), discussion of
1.22.74 (S110); 1.24.74 (S418)
Private enterprise, dependence upon peacekeeping organization
12.10.43
Private enterprise, dependence, upon US Supreme Court
4.21.53 (3449)
Private enterprise, in foreign countries
8.25.61 (17117)
Private enterprise, preferable to controlled economy
3.30.74
Prohibition
4.8.60 (7729) (7732)
Propaganda, totalitarian
6.15.53 (6464)
Propaganda, Guatemalan
2.1.54 (1073)
Propaganda, resourcefulness of Russians
3.10.61
Propaganda, American
5.17.49; 6.7.49 (7333); 7.13.50 (10049-54)
Propaganda, student exchange better than VOA
4.17.51
Propaganda, reference to high standard of living
1.15.58
Project Themis, Pentagon Research Project
5.1.69 (S4604)
Propane, Arkansas price of
1.29.74 (S607)
Propane, price
2.8.74 (S1645); 4.19.74
Propane, price reduction legislation
2.19.74 (S1907)
Property rights, industrial, international protection
8.17.60 (16553)
Proportional representation, and electoral college
2.23.49 failure of, 3.4.49 (1872)
Protestant Clergy, criticism of Senator McCarthy
11.30.54 (16200-3)
Prouty, Winston L., tribute to
9.30.71 (S15545)
Prussia, Countess Donhoff, "Lament for E. Prussia," postwar to present situation in Germany and East Prussia
12.31.70 (S20869)
Psychological roots of ideology
5.5.66; 5.10.66
Public Broadcasting System
6.22.72 (S10016)
Public Broadcasting System,
1972 funding, 7.42.72 (S11538)
Public Broadcasting System, Post article, "New Chief, New Policy,"
9.22.72 (S15707)
Public Facilities Loan Program
4.1.58 (5914-20, 5931); 4.15.58 (6424-5); 4.16.58 (6527-31); 4.16.58 (6535-7); 5.15.59 (8233-5); 5.24.60 (10877-8); interest rates, 4.15.58 (6391-7);
Public Facilities Loan Program, extension
2.6.61 (1737)
Public Opinion, and foreign policy
3.9.63; 2.1.66
Public Opinion, JWF acknowledges petitions opposing Cambodian invasion and calling for end to Vietnam War
6.11.70 (S8889)
Public Power, and private power lines
8.23.49 (12032)
Public service, need for recognition of
10.17.44
Public works, in Arkansas
3.3.58 (3219)
Public works, acceleration of program
3.12.58 (4114)
Public works, to combat recession
3.17.58 (4532-42)
Public works, local, and Pogo
3.20.58 (4883)
Public works, projects
5.15.59 (8233-5); 8.10.60 (16154)
Public Works Act
5.8.73 (S8432)
Public Works and Economic Development Act
6.1.65 (SF)
Puerto Rico, possible statehood for
3.29.54 (3955)
Puerto Rico, progress in
4.21.58 (6774); 5.11.59 (7846); 7.25.63
Puerto Rico, and Culebra military operations
7.14.70 (S11362)
Pulaski County School District, impacted area aid
6.27.62 (11815)
Puritan spirit in American history
3.12.65; 3.22.66
Puritans, legacy of moralism
12.5.63
Pusey, Merlo J., book, "The Way We Go To War," praised
5.21.69
Pusey, Merlo J., "The U.S.A. Astride the Globe,"
10.1.71 (S15628)
Pyle, Christopher, article, "Conus Revisited, the Army Covers Up,"
7.6.70 (S10557)

Index to Speeches: Q-R

Qualls, S/Sgt Winfield, quoted
9.20.43 (7660)
Quemoy and Matsu
5.7.59; 10.26.60; 10.31.60
Quemoy and Matsu, position of Nixon
10.15.60
Quiz shows, scandal
2.1.62
REA, cutback of funds by Nixon Administration
1.23.73 (S1167)
REAP Program
4.22.74 (S5997)
Rabaut Amendment
8.1.53 (10834)
Race, doctrines of inequality
9.16.42
Race, Negro voting
7.22.44
Race, consequences of Nazi theory
11.8.45
Race, problems of FEPC
1.22.46 (193)
Race, discrimination is not correctible by laws
1.29.46 (500)
Race, legislation involving
1.29.46 (490)
Race, freedom and opportunity of Negro
2.3.47
Race, discrimination in Russia
11.14.47
Race, United States the heir of Europe
12.8.47
Race, vocational training programs, benefits of Negroes
8.3.50 (11720)
Race, anti-white feelings in Orient
4.26.51 (4408)
Race, US of European stock
8.30.51
Race, most men capable of acquiring scientific techniques
10.8.53
Race, communist misrepresentations concerning
10.8.53
Race, problems concerning statehood of Alaska & Hawaii
3.29.54 (3952-3)
Race, patterns in Arkansas
9.4.58
Race, factors in anti-colonialism
5.7.59
Race, progress in South
3.1.60 (3992)
Race, elimination from traditional songs
4.8.60 (7729)
Race, bombings in Birmingham
9.16.63 (17021)
Race, a national problem
3.18.64 (SF)
Race, case of William Pickens
4.29.64 (SF)
Race, preferential hiring
4.29.64 (SF)
Race, and poverty
12.13.67 (SF)
Race, Washington disorders
5.7.68 (SF)
Race, changing sentiments
11.24.68
Race relations, entangled with education
5.1.63
Racial conflicts, worldwide problem
3.18.64 (SF)
Radio Free Europe, committee action on
6.8.71
Radio Free Europe, Evans and Novak article and JWF criticism
2.17.72 (S2054)
Radio Liberty, Library of Congress reports
3.6.72 (S3346)
Radio Liberty, and conference report on
3.24.72 (S4810)
Radio Liberty, Eaton statement
4.1072 (S5720)
Radio Liberty,amendment, role of Congress, Indochina War, end of war amendments, foreign aid, Lavelle Affair, role of free press in foreign affairs
9.26.72
Radio industry, tribute
4.1.59
Rail services, emergency Rail Services Act of
1970, nationalization of railroad, priorities of loan, substitution of SST funds for railroad loan, abolishment of ICC, 12.30.70 (S21528)
Railpax, and the SST
3.24.71
Railpax, statement to Transportation Subcommittee
4.6.71
Railroads, land grants criticized
3.27.52 (2995); 4.9.53 (2865-6)
Railroads, guarantee of loan to Penn Central criticized
7.9.70 (S10972)
Railroads, Arkansas
3.4.74 (S2665)
Railroads, Freight Rates
4.12.48 (4319)
Railroads, and bauxite production
3.26.43 (2566)
Railroads, discrimination criticized
12.11.44
Railroads, equalization of
5.31.45
Railroads, interference by Gov. Dewey
8.31.49 (12570)
Railroads, prosperity following equalization of
6.23.54 (8745)
Railroads, Missouri Pacific strike
2.8.68
Randall Commission
6.22.54 (8599-8600)
Randolph Amendment, international drug traffic
10.29.71 (S17169)
Raspberry article, Washington Post, busing
2.17.72 (S2054)
Rat Control legislation
8.8.67
Rauschning, Herman, quoted
7.30.40
Rayburn Building, organized ugliness of
4.5.64 an architectural camel, 9.30.65 (SF)
Reading, Pa., commemorative coins for
7.23.47 (9831)
Real Estate, credit control
8.18.50 (12842); 8.21.50 (12883)
Reappointment importance of Senate system
1.22.63 (792)
Reason, trust of founding fathers in
2.2.54 (1105)
Recession of
1954, 3.6.54
Recession of
1958, causes, 3.14.58 (4426-9)
Recession of
1958, public works proposals, 3.17.58 (4532-42) 3.20.58 (4884)
Recession of
1958, loan program, 4.1.58 (5914-20, 5931)
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act
5.11.43 (4217); 6.19.45 (6254-5); 5.31.48; 6.14.48 (8065); 7.17.58 (14078-80)
Reclamation Service, needed in Arkansas
4.13.48 (4369)
Reconstruction, unhappy era
4.5.60 (7322)
Reconstruction, new civil rights legislation likened to
4.5.60 (7322)
Reconstruction, unhappy legacy of
3.7.66 (SF)
Reconstruction, like Vietnam
4.6.66
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, extension of, criticized
6.29.46 (7939)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, loans
6.8.49
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, irresponsible lending powers of
6.30.50 (9546)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, transfer to Dept. of Commerce
7.6.50 (9684-8)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, need to keep independent
7.7.50
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, alleged bribery of officials
1.12.51
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, statement on reform of
1.16.51 (342-4)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, reply to President's criticism of report on
2.8.51
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, congressional influence on
2.23.51
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, reform of
3.14.51 (2411); 4.29.52 (4560)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, investigation
3.15.51 (2446-8)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, operates at a profit
4.13.51 (3850)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Loan Policy Board
4.13.51 (3849)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, abolition undesirable
4.13.51 (3852)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, remarks on minority report concerning
8.5.51
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, minority report a political statement
8.20.51 (10339)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, committee report on, defended
8.30.51
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, abolition of
2.25.52 (1315-6)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, opposed
4.23.52 (4265-72)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, abolition and reconstitution
7.20.53 (9212-3)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, continued operation of
5.13.54 (6541)
Recreation areas, Corps of Engineers, users' fees
5.11.73
Red China, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
Red River Project
5.18.62
Reed, Roy, "They're Farming Catfish by the Acre, But Supply is Still Short," in New York Times article
8.2.71 (S12795), 2.20.73 (S2935)
Rehnquist, William, nomination of to Supreme Court
12.2.71
Rehnquist, William, debate on nomination of
12.9.71 (S21052)
Rehnquist, William, JWF opposition to nomination of
12.9.71
Reid, Escott, quoted
4.1.66 (SF)
Reid, Ogden, nomination criticized
6.4.59 (9850)
Reischauer, Edwin, quoted
2.6.67; 12.8.67 (SF)
Religion, decline in Europe
10.8.53
Rent Control
5.29.47 (6050-56); 3.21.49 (2821-2)
Rent Control, amendment
3.22.49 (2925-7)
Renwick Gallery, Conroy article
1.31.72 (S759)
Reorganization Plan of
1949, 8.3.49; 8.16.49 (11544)
Reorganization Plan Number Two of
1953, opposed, 5.27.53 (5662-3)
The Reporter
4.19.59
Representation, Senate should reflect common man's feeling
2.1.66
Republican Party, rebirth of
8.21.53
Republican Party, exploitation by tariffs
5.4.55 (5619-20)
Republican Party, avoidance of special congressional elections
3.3.58 (3227-9);3.12.58 (4117)
Republican Party, dismal history of
9.12.62
Republican Party, menace to Arkansas
9.21.62
Republican Party, irresponsible foreign policy attacks
2.17.63
Republicans, character assassinations by
12.18.50 (16692)
Republicans, domination of communications media
3.5.60 (4568)
Reston, James
4.12.62
Reston, James, quoted
3.22.66; 6.26.74 (S11597)
Reuss, Henry S., "Protective Swagger,"
12.1.71 (S20028)
Reuther, Walter, tribute to
5.11.70 (S6932)
Revenue Act of
1945, 10.26.45 (10093-4)
Revenue Act of
1971, Fulbright cosponsoring of amendment to shorten extension of, 11.16.71 (S18733)
Revenue Act of
1971, JWF on balance of payments and the end of the war and presidential power to impose tariffs, 11.16.71 (S18737)
Revenue Act of
1971, Fulbright Amendment to limit authorization of DISC, 11.22.71 (S19311)
Revenue Act of
1971, Discussion of, 8.10.72
Revenue Act of
1971, JWF has reservations, 9.12.72 (S14721)
Revenue Act of
1971, JWF commendation of Senator Long, 9.12.72 (S14733)
Revenue Act of
1971, conference report, 10.13.72 (S18023)
Revenue Act of
1971, aid to education, 3.23.74
Revolution, universalization of
10.8.53
Revolution, not always due to communism
7.16.58 (13908)
Revolution, American fear of, criticized
8.6.58 (16318-9)
Revolution, in Backward nations
8.21.58 (18904); 11.19.62
Revolution, the modern world
4.18.59
Revolution, modern, racial, overtones
5.7.59
Revolution, anti-colonial, compared to American revolution
6.15.60 (12620)
Revolution, American indifference to
9.15.65 (SF)
Revolution, irresistible world social force
12.8.65
Revolution, America's blind spot
12.8.65
Revolution, internal pattern of
4.27.66
Revolution, defined
4.27.66
Revolution, difficulties of peaceful change
4.27.66
Revolution, can be tamed only by granting nationalistic demands
8.22.66 (SF)
Revolution, great powers should forbear interfering in
12.5.66
Revolution, American, struggle for equality
9.16.42
Revolution, American, nothing in common with contemporary anti-colonialism
5.7.59
Revolution, American, conservative revolution
5.16.63
Revolution, Cuban
8.11.59 (15437)
Revolution, French, compared to Nazis
7.30.40
Revolution, French, struggle for equality
9.16.42; 4.27.66
Revolution, Russian, compared to Nazis
7.30.40; 4.27.66
Reynolds, John High, tribute
11.1.57
Rhodesian Chrome, JWF motion to reconsider vote on amendment concerning
9.24.71 (S15041)
Rhodesian Chrome, debate with Senator Byrd
9.27.71 (S15115)
Rhodesian Chrome, question of jurisdiction over
9.27.71 (S15116)
Rhinoceros, play
6.27.61 (11400)
Rice, need for irrigation in Arkansas
4.13.48 (4369)
Rice, production and sale of, controls
10.7.49 (14083)
Rice, production of
10.11.49 (14206); 10.20.68
Rice, effects of Sugar laws on
8.1.55 (12545, 12842-9)
Rice, US trade with Cuba
2.7.56 (2211)
Rice, reduced allotments
8.8.58 (16625)
Rice, acreage allotment
1.28.74
Rice Institute
6.3.55
Rich, S., procedural and substantive issues facing the Senate, "Critics Irked as Senate Asserts Rights,"
12.28.70 (S21205)
Rickover, Hyman, quoted
3.22.62 (4838)
Ridgeway, Matthew, "Indochina Disengaging,"
7.15.71 (S11100)
Right Wing, activities, at colleges
4.21.61
Right Wing, interpretation of communism
8.2.61 (14433)
Right Wing, use of military speakers, condemned
8.2.61 (14433)
Right Wing, not conservative
8.21.61
Right Wing, simple solutions of
8.21.61
Right Wing, alarmism of
11.8.61
Right Wing, dishonesty of.
7.22.62
Right Wing, intolerance
5.1.63
Right Wing, guilt for Kennedy Assassination
12.5.63
Right Wing, opposition to natural self-criticism
3.12.65
Right Wing, interference in Rumanian rubber plant agreement
7.26.65 (SF)
Right Wing, research into activities of
9.29.65 (SF)
Right Wing, opposition to consular treaty with Russia
1.21.67
Right Wing, threat to American democracy
11.24.68
Riley, Russell L., nomination endorsed
8.12.58 (16982)
Robb, Inez
8.22.66 (SF)
Robert College
5.26.50 (7778)
Robert College, influence upon Turkey
11.5.48
Robert College, aid to US policies
7.13.50 (10052)
Robertson, Senator Willis, tribute
2.4.59 (1742)
Robinson, Mrs. Joe T., tribute
8.8.58 (16626)
Rockefeller, Nelson, irresponsible foreign policy views
2.17.63
Rockefeller, Winthrop, tribute to on death
2.22.73 (S3195)
Rogers, Lindsay, quoted
3.5.49 (1911-2); 1.22.63 (796)
Rogers, William F., appointment
12.11.68
Rogers, William F., referred to
4.19.69
Rogers, William F., speech regarding Middle East problem praised
12.1.69 (S16562) (12.10.69?)
Rogers, William F., mentioned in regard to Vietnamization
12.10.69
Rogers, William F., speech regarding Middle East problem praised
12.12.69 (SF) S16562
Rogers, William F.,
1970 statement by, concerning Cambodia, 1.29.71 (S530)
Rome, compared to France
7.30.40
Rome, Nazi massacre at
3.28.44
Rome, fourth century BC
7.15.59 (13442)
Rome, decline, analogy to US
11.3.59
Rome, compared to US
10.31.60
Roosevelt, Franklin, and Naval expansion
2.16.43 (1012)
Roosevelt, Franklin, praised
10.22.44
Roosevelt, prewar foreign relations of
7.28.61
Roosevelt, Theodore, quoted on Library of Congress
6.28.54 (9062)
Roosevelt, Theodore, quoted
4.20.61
Roosevelt, Theodore, Latin American policy
3.22.66
Rosenberg, Anna, false charges against
12.18.50 (16692)
Rosenzweig, Robert M., quoted
12.13.67 (SF)
Rostow, W.W., quoted
4.5.64
Rotary Club, exchange fellowships
6.14.49
Rowen, Hobart, the federal budget
8.6.71 (S13737)
Rozzell, Forrest
2.3.60 (1961-2)
Rubber plants, sale opposed
3.23.55 (3529-30); 7.19.55 (10890); 2.8.56 (2302); 1.26.56 (1331)
Rubottom, Roy, interference in Chessman case
2.19.60 (3072)
Ruhr, international control of
2.18.45
Rumania, trade
11.8.63 (21514); 12.8.64
Rumania, Firestone rubber plant controversy
7.26.65 (SF)
Rumania, liberalization of
7.26.65 (SF)
Rumania, independence of
3.31.68
Rural development, Nixon speech
2.3.72 (S1125)
Rural development, discussion
4.20.72 (S6550)
Rural Electrification Administration
3.1.46 (1812) tribute, 5.11.55 (6060)
Rural Environmental Conservation Program, funds impounded
1.14.74
Rural Housing Program
3.22.73 (S5586)
Rural Sewer and Water Projects, importance of
4.13.73 (S7401)
Rusk, Dean, nomination
1.21.61 (1023)
Rusk, Dean, reticense on Vietnam
10.10.67 (SF); 11.22.67 (SF); 12.8.67 (SF)
Rusk, Dean, testimony before Foreign Relations Committee closed session
11.7.67
Rusk, Dean, referred to
4.19.69; 5.29.74
Russell, Bertrand, quoted in a lucid moment
4.25.61
Russell, Bertrand, War Crimes tribunal of
5.2.67 (SF)
Russell, Senator Richard, tribute
1.13.58 (261); 1.25.71 (S61)
Russell, Senator Richard, regional prejudice against
8.23.59
Russell, Senator Richard, dispute concerning CIA
7.14.66 (SF)
Russell, Senator Richard, referred to
4.19.69
Russia, and European expansion
1.21.44 (571); 2.1.44
Russia, American relations with
11.24.44
Russia, possibilities of friendship with
11.27.44
Russia, and peacekeeping organization
12.11.44
Russia, concessions on postwar German occupation
2.18.45
Russia, expansion to West
2.18.45; 5.31.45 (5323)
Russia, need for end to prejudice against
3.28.45 (2899)
Russia, American policy toward, questioned
11.26.45 (10963)
Russia, abuse of UN veto power by
5.17.46
Russia, postwar expansion of
5.17.46
Russia, legitimate goals of
5.17.46
Russia, US responsibility for hostility of
5.17.46
Russia, unique attraction of foreign policy of
6.7.46
Russia, foreign policy problems with
6.7.46
Russia, US responsibility for truculent attitude of
10.31.46
Russia, need for containment of
10.31.46
Russia, authoritarianism of, is natural
10.31.46
Russia, satellites
10.31.46
Russia, struggle for men's minds with
2.3.47
Russia, aggressive design of
2.3.47
Russia, obstacle to European federation
4.7.47 (3139)
Russia, compared to Middle Ages
6.2.47
Russia, lack of individualism in
6.2.47
Russia, danger to balance of power
7.1.47
Russia, threat to freedom
9.23.47
Russia, expansion in Asia and East Europe
12.8.47
Russia, not endangered by federated Europe
12.8.47
Russia, opposition to European federation
12.9.47
Russia, threat to Europe comes from subversion rather than from force
11.16.48
Russia, aggression of
3.30.49 (3457)
Russia, must cooperate if faced with United West
5.21.49
Russia, aggression of
7.7.50
Russia, unprincipled adversary
1.18.51
Russia, violation of treaties
1.18.51
Russia, moved into vacuum created by Allied policy of unconditional surrender
1.19.51
Russia, tourist practices
8.24.51 (10638)
Russia, foreign aid and propaganda
8.24.51 (10638-9)
Russia, aggression, moderated when faced with resolute US policy
3.6.52
Russia, no threat of war from, reasons
3.6.52
Russia, domination of satellites
3.6.52
Russia, struggle for power after death of Stalin
8.21.53
Russia, may someday be US ally against China
1.9.55
Russia, need to maintain relations with
1.19.55
Russia, caution of
5.28.55
Russia, possible change of attitude
7.31.55
Russia, need to divide from China
7.31.55
Russia, views of Dulles
2.27.56 (3370)
Russia, cult of the personality
9.6.56
Russia, solidity of regime
1.15.58
Russia, American underestimation of
1.15.58
Russia, education in
1.15.58
Russia, stability of regime
2.8.58
Russia, danger of economic competition from
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Russia, subtleties of policy
6.20.58 (11844-50)
Russia, convenient excuse for US failures
8.6.58 (16318)
Russia, economic development
12.4.58
Russia, exchange of students with
1.17.59 (806)
Russia, professional training for diplomats, praised
1.17.59 (805)
Russia, hope of reconciliation with
2.26.59 (3032)
Russia, modifications since Stalin
2.26.59 (3033)
Russia, views of German unification
2.26.59 (3032)
Russia, traditional suspicion of foreigners
3.2.59 (3132)
Russia, no moral right to dominate satellites
3.16.59 (4231)
Russia, possible uses of economic wealth by
5.7.59
Russia, diplomatic blunders
5.19.59 (8447)
Russia, recovery from World War Two
3.5.60 (4555)
Russia, cold war offensives
3.5.60 (4556)
Russia, historic tendency toward secrecy
3.28.60 (6656)
Russia, colonialism
3.10.61
Russia, governmental process
5.5.61
Russia, economic aid programs
6.27.61 (11400)
Russia, Khrushchev foreign policy compared to Stalin
8.21.61
Russia, sale of books abroad
9.5.62 (18598-9)
Russia, aggressive policies of
11.21.62
Russia, tactical flexibility
4.29.63
Russia, fear of resurgent Europe
4.29.63
Russia, more in common with West than with China
6.23.63
Russia, observance of treaties
9.9.63 (16527); 9.24.63 (17827)
Russia, intellectual ferment
9.11.63 (16814)
Russia, visit by diplomat to Fayetteville
9.19.63 (17490)
Russia, sale of wheat to
11.21.63
Russia, no longer totally hostile to West
3.25.64 (SF)
Russia, dialogue and manners
6.12.64
Russia, religious persecution
9.24.64 (SF)
Russia, increasing moderation
10.16.64
Russia, new regime
12.8.64
Russia, expand trade relations with
3.6.65
Russia, participate in control of Panama Canal
3.6.65
Russia, transfer of power after Khrushchev
5.11.65
Russia, increasing independence
9.24.64 (SF)
Russia, sale of wheat to, urged
8.30.65 (SF)
Russia, interference by labor unions with trade from
10.22.65 (SF)
Russia, historic treatment of China
3.7.66 (SF)
Russia, mediation in Kaskmir War
4.28.66
Russia, stress of Vietnam War on
4.28.66
Russia, US bridges to
10.11.66 (SF)
Russia, cooperation in Canal consortium urged
4.21.67
Russia, Arctic sea route opened
4.21.67
Russia, intervention in Aqaba Crisis proposed
5.24.67
Russia, influence with Arabs
5.24.67 (SF) lend-lease debts, 10.11.66 (SF); 4.21.67
Russia, Consular Treaty
3.6.65; 3.12.65; 4.28.66; 10.13.66 (SF); 1.21.67; 3.15.67 (SF)
Russia, right-wing opposition
2.19.67; 10.3.67
Russia, treaties with
12.13.67 (SF)
Russia, Sina-Soviet split and
10.21.69
Russia, Soviet and American attitudes toward space, editorial by Norman Cousins, "Space and Senselessness,"
6.8.70 (S8559)
Russia, Russian view of leisure, "Is Leisure a Threat?" by Dr. Pyotr Kaptisa
8.2.71 (S12785)
Russia, and U.S. convention on biological weapons
8.6.71 (S13729)
Russia, US relations with Indochina War, cost of
9.13.72 (S14775)
Russia, wheat deal
9.19.72 (S15228)
Russia, arms control, trade with Russia, Jewish immigration
6.26.74 (S11597)
Russia, arms limitation
7.16.74 (S12546)
Russia, trade bill impedes detente, arms limitation
7.16.74 (S12546)
Russia, strategic arms limitations
7.18.74 (S12889)
Russia, immigration policies
7.18.74 (S12970)
Russia, trade and detente
7.31.74
Russia, military aid to Arab states
11.2.74
Russia, "The Military Balance: The U.S. and the Soviet Union by International Institute for Strategic Studies
10.21.79 (S16742)

Index to Speeches: S

SEATO, and Vietnam
7.22.66 (SF)
Saar, international control of
2.18.45
Saigon, black market article, "Free Enterprise a la Vietnam," by Raymond R. Coffey
8.7.70 (S12949)
St. Augustine, quoted
4.16.59
St. Lawrence Seaway, US participation opposed
1.19.54 (430-7)
St. Louis Cardinals
12.8.67 (SF)
Salk Vaccine
8.2.55
Salter, Sir Arthur, quoted
3.30.49 (3465)
Saltonstall, Senator Leverett, tribute
10.19.66 (SF)
Salvation Army
7.26.66 (SF); 12.3.69
San Francisco Conference
3.24.45
Santa Margarita River Project
5.28.54 (7313-21); 5.28.54 (7329-32)
Satellite development
5.30.66
Satellite nations
3.16.59 (4231)
Saudi Arabia, foreign aid and oil
9.30.74 (S17730)
Saudi Arabia, problem of Jerusalem
11.2.74
Savings and loan associations, State development credits
6.7.61 (9738)
Scandinavia, problems of inclusion in unified Europe
3.3.48 (2033-4)
Schlesinger, James, armaments
6.26.74 (S11597)
Schmidt, Dr. Carlo
3.30.49 (3462)
Schola Cantorum, tribute
8.27.62 (17730)
School construction, impacted areas
6.27.62 (11815)
Schröder, Gerhard, tribute
9.24.63 (17865)
Science and government
10.20.45; 11.8.45
Science, government control of
5.20.47 (5500-5512)
Scientific and industrial research
7.29.58 (15356)
Scientific information, bill to disseminate
7.23.47 (9791)
Scott, Senator Hugh, irresponsible foreign policy views
2.17.63 colloquy with, regarding filibuster, 1.28.69 (S959)
Seagulls
9.16.63 (17023) Secrecy, and agreements concerning pay of foreign troops in Vietnam, 6.29.70 (S10150)
Sectionalism
3.5.49 (1907)
Sectionalism, inherent in Congressional issues
4.12.48 (4320)
Sectionalism, destroyed by Nazis
3.5.49 (1915)
Sectionalism, industrial dominance of North
8.31.49 (12569-70)
Sectionalism, Northern economic exploitation
3.29.50 (4288)
Sectionalism, New England attitude toward industry
6.4.52 (6530)
Securities, regulation of mail privileges
6.27.55 (9205)
Securities and Exchange Commission
8.6.64
Security classification, "Madness for Secrecy," by William G. Florence, constitutional provisions for
12.16.71 (S12833)
Segregation, Northern interference in
4.12.48 (4320)
Segregation, local uniformity undesirable
3.4.49 (1865)
Segregation, changes in
3.5.49 (1911)
Segregation, equal hospital facilities in West Memphis, commended
10.7.51
Segregation, handling of, in Arkansas
8.21.53
Segregation, Southern Manifesto
3.12.56 (4460)
Segregation, not amenable to change by fiat
4.10.56
Segregation, Supreme Court ruling concerning, opposed
5.29.56 (9229)
Segregation, Little Rock crisis
10.24.57
Segregation, amicus curiae brief
9.4.58
Segregation,
1954 decision commended, 12.17.58
Segregation, and federal aid
2.3.60 (1962)
Segregation, improvements in Arkansas before
1954, 3.1.60 (3992-3)
Segregation, amicus curiae brief by JWF, attitude of Supreme Court to
3.1.60 (4031)
Segregation, changes before
1954, 3.1.60 (3992)
Segregation, and human nature
4.8.60 (7731)
Segregation, in schools
8.29.61 (17339-40)
Segregation, and military bases
9.11.63 (16813)
Segregation, not burden on foreign policy
9.15.63
Segregation, and federal education assistance
11.10.65
Segregation, in China
3.7.66 (SF)
Selective Service, deferment of scientific students
10.18.45 (9782)
Selective Service, postwar status of
10.31.46
Selective Service, draft rejections
4.1.48 (3950)
Selective Service, supported
7.7.50
Selective Service, high rate of physical rejections
10.7.51
Selective Service, rejections for mental deficiency
4.21.53 (3473, 3476-80)
Selective Service, educational rejections
3.8.61
Self-determination, resolution regarding
7.14.55 (10505-7)
Self-determination, in Vietnam
3.21.66 (SF)
Self-righteousness, American
1.17.45
Seligman, Eustace, quoted on Red China
5.8.58 (8295)
Senate, letter to president by
16 members of, 1.27.45
Senate, role in foreign affairs
3.28.45 (2896-2900)
Senate, absence of members from floor of
4.10.45 (3248)
Senate, problems of mail and visitors
3.4.49 (1873)
Senate, unique in government
3.4.49 (1873)
Senate, deployment of troops by, opposed
4.4.51 (3288)
Senate, printing of defamatory committee reports by
8.20.51 (10339)
Senate, referral of foreign policy bills
5.5.52 (4768)
Senate, barrier to majoritarianism
4.21.53 (3436)
Senate, free debate
4.21.53 (3476)
Senate, procedural responsibilities in confirmations
2.18.54 (1998)
Senate, attendance of members
3.29.54 (3947-9)
Senate, responsibility of investigative power
7.31.54 (12915)
Senate, subservience to executive without rule
22, 1.4.57 (208)
Senate, only upper legislative body still functioning with influence
1.4.57 (208)
Senate, infringement on power by Eisenhower Doctrine
2.11.57 (1855-71)
Senate, decline of Southern strength
12.17.58
Senate, importance of free debate to
1.12.59 (431)
Senate, funds for entertainment of visiting dignitaries
2.2.59 (1564)
Senate, role in foreign policy
5.7.59
Senate, responsibility in conduct of diplomatic appointments
6.4.59 (9850)
Senate, rules of courtesy
6.28.60 (14735)
Senate, study of foreign aid
3.28.61 (14735)
Senate, role in foreign affairs
4.21.61
Senate, subway, resolution praising
5.29.61 (9168)
Senate, violation of rules for civil rights legislation
8.29.61 (17338)
Senate, rule on cloture
9.18.61 (20011-3)
Senate, balance of interests
9.18.61 (20011)
Senate, importance of procedural rules
4.27.62 (7280)
Senate, rivalry with House
1.22.63 (790)
Senate, sole protector of small states
1.22.63 (792)
Senate, check on executive branch
1.22.63 (794)
Senate, reconciles diverse State interests
1.22.63 (788)
Senate, treaty ratification powers
9.12.63 (16879-81)
Senate, rules, unanimous consent to allow Senator to vote in absentia
12.24.63 (25510-3)
Senate, foreign policy role is minor
4.6.66
Senate, blame for foreign policy mistakes
4.21.66
Senate, obligations of Senators to uphold prerogatives
7.31.67 (SF)
Senate, filibuster and
1.28.69 (SF)
Senate, usurpation of treaty power
5.1.69
Senate, treaty powers of the Senate
5.19.69
Senate, erosion of its role in foreign policy
6.19.69 (S6828)
Senate, comments on the structure of
12.20.69 (S17476)
Senate, need to re-establish its role in foreign affairs is real meaning of Cooper-Church Amendment
6.24.70
Senate, need to restore its responsibility noted
6.26.70 (S9991)
Senate, the President and
4.14.70 (S5684)
Senate, proceedings in closed session on US involvement in Laos
8.31.71 (S12929)
Senate, role of a Senator
3.13.74
Senate, Senior Citizens Assistance Programs
4.19.74
Senate, separation of powers
2.1.73
Senatorial Courtesy
7.8.47 (8418)
Senators, means of affecting policy
4.21.66
Senators, not inherently fair and decent
3.4.49 (1868)
Senators, instinctive desire for freshmen to reform rules
3.5.49 (1912)
Senators, Ambassadors of States
3.5.49 (1910)
Senators, absent for Campaigns
7.6.50 (7683)
Senators, attacks by Senator McCarthy on
7.31.54 (12916)
Senators, not subject to subpoena
3.22.57 (4207, 4210)
Senators, lack of time to read and study
6.17.57
Senators, Burkean view of responsibility to constituents
4.25.61
Seneca Indians, US abrogation of treaty
3.18.64 (SF)
Separation of powers
2.3.47
Sforza, Count quoted
7.15.49 (9588)
Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, quoted
10.20.45
Shaw, George Bernard, quoted
5.19.65
Shepley, James
8.23.60 (17152)
Shepley, James, influence with Senate Department
8.17.60 (16631-2)
Short, Romeo E.
5.18.54 (6729)
Shoup, General David M., mentioned
9.25.69 (EW)
Shoup, General David M., views toward Vietnam praised
3.26.70 (SF) S4628
Sheehan, Neil
1.26.67; 6.67
Sihanouk, Norodom
5.5.66
Sihanouk, Norodom, quoted
7.26.66 (SF)
Sihanouk, Norodom, refusal to meet Harriman
8.29.66 (SF)
Silberman, Charles
5.17.61 (8226)
Silesia, international control of
2.18.45
Simpson, Senator Milward, Tribute
10.19.66 (SF)
Sino-Soviet split, views concerning
10.21.69 (EW)
Shub, Anatole, quoted
9.27.66 (SF)
Skyline Drive, in Arkansas and Oklahoma, proposed
8.10.62
Small Business Administration, extension
3.14.58 (4426-9) 7.1.58 (12804)
Small Business Administration, creation
7.20.53 (9212-14)
Small retail stores and minimum wage legislation
8.18.60 (16072)
Smith, T.V., quoted
4.8.60 (7729)
Smith-Mundt Act
8.24.51 (10636) 2.22.67
Smithsonian Institution
3.1.65 (SF)
Smithsonian Institution, acquire Von der Heydt Collection
7.9.65 (SF)
Smithsonian Institution, noted
12.4.69 (SF) S15618
Smoot-Hawley tariff
3.28.45 (2897) 5.11.43 (4218) 1.23.52 (438-9)
Smuts, Jan, quoted on Marshall Plan
3.3.48 (2030)
Socialism, practiced in business
8.8.61 (15058)
Socialized medicine, opposed
10.24.49
Socialized medicine, no longer an issue
10.25.52
Social Sciences
5.20.47 (5501)
Social Sciences, importance of to democratic process
1.15.40
Social Sciences, government support for research in
7.1.46 (8048)
Social Sciences, importance of
10.23.47
Social Sciences, lack of interest in by Senate
10.23.47
Social Sciences, and law
9.15.51
Social Sciences, solution for problem of war
9.15.51
Social Security tax, remarks on
12.5.44 (8858)
Social security, federal aid for equalization of grants
7.27.46 (10271-2)
Social security, limit on earnings
1.17.59 (785)
Social security, increase in allowable outside earnings
8.22.60 (17001)
Social security, benefits of
7.23.62
Social welfare, increase in US
4.18.55
Social welfare projects, expand
4.3.65
Society, depends upon enforceable law
2.8.46
Society, theory of historical development of
2.8.46
Society, American, computerized anonymity
2.22.67
Society, problems in underdevelopment lands
2.22.67
Society, moral sickness in US
8.8.67
Soil bank
2.7.56 (2205); 3.7.56 (4163-4)
Soil conservation
5.24.48 (6330-1); 11.19.59; 3.16.65 (SF); 5.3.66 (SF)
Sokolsky, George, called liar
5.14.54 (6575)
Sokolsky, George, investigation of, urged
5.14.54 (6575)
Sokolsky, George, quoted
9.12.62
Sontay Raid, correspondence with Ho Chi Minh over POWs; connection of CIA with raid
12.4.70 (front page)
Sontay Raid, prison camp raid and effect of POW lobby, Nixon support of, and "Story Behind Raid," by Stuart H. Loory
2.11.71 (S1332)
South, discrimination against by federal regulatory agencies
4.12.48 (4319)
South, condescension of North toward
4.12.48 (4320)
South, has been treated as a conquered territory
11.16.48
South, homogeneity of
8.21.53
South, industrialization of
6.22.54 (8601)
South, agrarian tradition of
1.19.55
South, exploitation by East
4.25.55 (5002)
South, need for better credit and economic advantages
8.1.55
South, economic condition of
4.19.56 (6625-7)
South, economic potentialities of
4.19.56 (6625-7)
South, economic conditions
5.20.56
South, industrialization
5.18.57
South, education in
5.18.57
South, economic assets
5.18.57
South, education and the economy
6.12.57
South, devil theories about
7.24.57 (12548)
South, prejudice against
1.13.58 (261)
South, diplomatic policies in
1850's, 8.14.58 (17515)
South, racial progress
3.1.60 (3992)
South, mistreatment by North
4.5.60 (7322)
South, prejudice against
3.26.61
South, literary output
6.27.61 (11403)
South, still treated as a conquered territory
8.29.61 (17339)
South, historical legacy.
3.18.64 (SF) exploitation by East, 4.29.64 (SF)
South, reconstruction experience
3.7.66(SF)
Southern Manifesto
3.12.56 (4460)
Southern Mind
9.4.58
South Africa, sugar subsidy for, opposed
7.2.62 (12478)
South Vietnam, general criticism of government in
9.25.69; 12.10.69
South Vietnam, land reform in needed
12.11.69 (S16531)
South Vietnam, corruption in Thieu-Ky government noted
5.28.70 (S7988)
South Vietnam, general criticism of government in
4.3.70 (S5025); 12.10.69 (EW)
South Vietnam, repressive nature of Thieu-Ky government
1.30.70 (S912)
South Vietnam, US financing military in
2.11.71 (S1346)
South Vietnam, presidential election in
9.29.71 (E10233)
South Vietnam, Southeast Asia, US diplomatic policies
5.19.59 (8445-7)
South Vietnam, economic aid
9.7.59 (18332-5)
South Vietnam, possible neutral zone
4.30.61
South Vietnam, communist subversion
6.29.61 (11702-5)
South Vietnam, guerrilla warfare
6.29.61 (11703)
South Vietnam, difficulties of war in
7.24.61 (13247)
South Vietnam, crisis
8.6.64 (SF)
South Vietnam, economic assistance
6.7.65 (SF)
South Vietnam, neutralization of entire area proposed
3.1.66 (SF)
South Vietnam, Chinese influence inevitable
3.6.66
South Vietnam, neutralization
5.5.66
South Vietnam, American buildup
8.30.66 (SF)
South Vietnam, US involvement
9.20.66
South Vietnam, domino theory rejected
10.4.66
South Vietnam, neutralization
1.22.67
South Vietnam, US client states
1.26.67; 2.6.67
South Vietnam, treaty organization, treaty noted
5.1.69
South Vietnam, treaty organization, defacto commitments by U.S. to
6.19.69 (S6830)
South Vietnam, widening of war
1.29.71 (S530)
South Vietnam, history of U.N. involvement
2.4.71
South Vietnam, debate with Senator Proxmire on inflation and the war
2.25.71 (S1987)
South Vietnam, administrative policy in southeast Asia and Eisenhower Doctrine, finction of Vietnamization, interview with Nixon and Kissinger, "Nixon playing to win in Asia," by P. Worsthorne
3.4.71 (S2455)
South Vietnam, "Growing Doubts About Reliability," by Stanley Hoffman
3.9.71 (S2720)
South Vietnam, validity of Administration reports
4.1.71 (S4187)
South Vietnam, methods of ending war
4.1.71
South Vietnam, announcement of Foreign Relations Committee hearings on
4.14.71
South Vietnam, American involvement in Laos
6.8.71
South Vietnam, "Indochina Disengaging," by General Matthew Ridgeway
7.15.71 (S111000)
South Vietnam, "Nixon's View of the War," By D. Oberdorfer
2.11.71 (S1337)
South Vietnam, statement by Young Democrat Club of University of Arkansas
12.7.71 (S20762)
South Vietnam, support for Mansfield Amendment to end the war
12.10.71 (S21451)
South Vietnam, opposition to further U.S. involvement
12.10.71 (S21451)
South Vietnam, JWF on Mansfield Amendment to end the war
12.11.71 (S21430)
South Vietnam, "Some War Questions," by Tom Wicke, New York Times, "The War Goes On, On, and On," editorial from Boston Globe
12.16.71 (S21832)
South Vietnam, massive bombing of North Vietnam
12.29.71
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), defacto commitments by U.S. to
6.19.69 (SF) S6830
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), treaty noted
5.1.69 (EW)
Southwest American, anniversary
2.26.59 (3040)
Sovereignty, can be delegated by people to world government
8.25.43
Sovereignty, and world government
8.25.43
Sovereignty, can be delegated to world government
10.5.43
Sovereignty, and world government
10.23.43
Sovereignty, and regional international organizations
11.24.44
Sovereignty, problems of equal national
11.24.44
Sovereignty, critique of concept
11.24.44
Sovereignty, U.N. based on national, criticized
11.24.44
Sovereignty, equal national in U.N., criticized
12.11.44
Sovereignty, definition of
3.28.45 (2899)
Sovereignty, in Dumbarton Oaks proposals
3.28.45 (2899)
Sovereignty, resides only in people
7.23.45 (7963)
Sovereignty, and U.N.
7.23.45 (7963)
Sovereignty, objective of U.N. is cession of
7.23.45 (7963)
Sovereignty, debate with Senator Taft on
7.28.45 (8155-7)
Sovereignty, inconsistent with international law
10.20.45
Sovereignty, and the U.N.
3.5.56
Sovereignty, delegation of, to European body
1.31.49 (703)
Sovereignty, national, not absolute
8.13.62
Sovereignty, not and absolute
6.12.64
Soviet Union, Space, JWF views concerning U.S. manned programs
4.19.69
Soviet Union, general views concerning exploration of
8.11.69
Soviet Union, U.S. and Soviet attitude toward
6.8.70 (S8559)
Soviet Union, JWF Amendment to NASA appropriation reducing it by
10%, 7.7.70 (S10719)
Soviet Union, failure of space [telescope?] experiment NASA
11.23.70
Soviet Union, as military threat
5.1.71
Soviet Union, and Communism, "In Thrall to Fear,"
1.19.72 (S27)
Soviet Union, Shuttle, Gazettearticle against
1.19.72 (S37)
Soviet Union, program, spending
2.15.74
Soviet Union, Military threat, SALT talks
2.18.72 (S2106)
Soviet Union, Zorza article on power struggle in Kremlin
5.23.72 (S8257)
Soybeans, production restricted by margarine tax
12.18.47 (11592)
Spaak, Paul Henri, tribute
8.8.66 (SF)
Space, outer space treaty
4.24.67 (SF)
Space, US and USSR intend no military activity in
4.24.67 (SF)
Space, JWF, views concerning U.S. manned programs
4.19.69 (EW)
Space, general views concerning exploration of
8.11.69 (SF)
Space exploration
11.3.59
Space program, Russian, material sacrifices for
8.19.62
Space program, Soviet-American cooperation
10.2.63 (18543-4)
Space program, Arkansas satellite station
1.12.65
Space program, reappraisal needed
4.12.67 (SF)
Space program, unwise priorities
8.21.67 (SF)
Space Race, US in second place
3.5.60 (4556)
Space Race, and education
5.17.61 (8226)
Space Race, excessive priorities
5.1.63
Space Race, distorts budget allotments
6.9.63
Space Race, criticized
6.26.63 (11706)
Space Race, excessive emphasis on
10.17.63 (19763)
Space Race, waste
4.22.64 (SF); 4.3.65
Space Race, satirized
1.27.66 (SF)
Spain, exclusion from ECA aid and UN
4.5.49 (3884)
Spain, foreign aid to
9.12.59 (19342)
Spain, continue military aid to
11.15.63 (21952)
Spain, inclusion in NATO defended
8.30.51
Spanish-American War
5.5.66
Spanish bases, general criticism
4.27.69
Spanish bases, treaty power of Senate, and
5.19.69
Spanish bases, need for Senate treaty power to continue
5.1.69
Spanish bases, as defacto military commitments
6.19.69 (S6830)
Spanish bases, and usurpation of executive powers, military bases in, criticized
10.1.69
Spanish bases, letter, Dr. John Fisher, on police brutality, O'Neill report - safeguard system
8.6.70 (S12908)
Spanish bases, military alliance with Franco, Spain, U.S. military aid to Spain, letter from Sgt. Shriver
8.3.70 (S12654)
Spaulding, Francis, eulogy
3.28.50 (4180)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, introduction of, 11.9.71 (S17975)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, and Gross National Product (GNP), Packwood Amendment for population control programs (11.10.71 (S18101)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, and Latin America, 11.10.71 (S18120)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, Dominick Amendment, percentage of U.S. contribution to U.N., 11.10.71 (S18121)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, final vote, 11.10.71 (S18128)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, final passage, 11.11.71 (S18280)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, Nelson Amendment to reduce authorizations, 11.11.71 (S18263)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, Stennis Amendment to increase authorizations, 11.11.72 (S18248)
Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Authorization Act of
1971, "U.S. Rapped on Laos Money Crisis," by Tammy Arbuckle, Introduction of Fulbright Amendment to reduce authorizations, and GNP, 11.11.72 (S18238)
Speer, Robert, "Sanctuaries," a coplet
8.7.70 (S12952)
Spencer, Herbert, quoted
4.8.60 (7729); 5.17.61 (8226)
Spinoza, Baruch, quoted
5.1.63
Spong, William, colloguy with regarding NPT
3.12.69 (S2071)
Sputniks
2.8.58
Stalin, Josef
2.16.43 (1012)
Stalin, Josef, personality and motivation of
1.21.44 (571)
Stalin, Josef, death of
8.21.53
Stalin, Josef, improvements in Russia since
2.26.59 (3033)
Stalinism, analyzed
4.29.63
Stalinism, compared to views of Goldwater
9.8.64 (SF)
State Democratic Convention remarks, Arkansas politics, McGovern for president
9.9.72
State Department, report of control of atomic energy
4.11.46 (3507)
State Department, attacks by McCarthy and others on
2.24.53
State Department, travel and representation of funds
7.16.59 (13544-6)
State Department, interference in Chessman Case
2.19.60 (3072)
State Department, Historical Office, lack of funds
4.28.65 (SF)
State Department, more study of China needed
3.7.66 (SF)
State Department, morale hurt by McCarthy
3.13.66
State Department, less efficient than CIA
5.16.66 (SF)
State Department, misleading Vietnam publication of
5.25.67 (SF)
State Department, Bureaucratic confusion of
6.20.67 (SF)
State Department, memo on free world assistance to Vietnam
10.10.67 (SF); 10.31.67 (SF)
State Department, morale in foreign service
5.22.68 (SF)
State Department, administrative problems in, recognized
4.3.69 (S3549)
State Department, Educational Exchange Program discussed
7.1.70 (E6063)
State Department, introduction of resolution for U.S. contribution to International Agency for Cancer Research
5.11.72 (S7630)
State Department, report of nomination of Phillip Arnild
5.18.72 (S8077)
State Department, comments on Harke amendment to establish a peace commission
5.18.72 (S8126)
State Department, Foreign Relations Authorization Act, JWF amendment to cut back MAAG
5.24.72 (S8404)
State Department
1972 Authorization Bill debate USIA, 5.25.72 (S8488)
State Department, classification procedures
6.6.72 (S8853)
State Department, grievance procedures
6.8.72 (S9032)
State Department, conference report on authorization act
6.30.72 (S10881)
State Department, role in foreign policy, Executive v. Congress, Cuba diplomatic relations with, tariff policy
2.18.73
State Department, introduction of appropriation bill
3.15.73 (S4851)
State Department, foreign service building appropriations
5.21.73 (S9487)
State Department, debate on
1973 appropriations, 6.14.73 (S11170)
State development credit corporations, loans to
6.7.61 (9738-45)
Statehood, not a moral Question
3.29.54 (3958)
State Rights, and tidelands issue
4.17.53 (3268); 4.21.53 (3445)
State Rights, protected by two-thirds rule in Senate
2.25.54 (2260)
State Rights, control of voting qualifications
3.22.62 (4833)
State Rights, succumbing to conformity
3.22.62 (4833)
State Rights, and FEPC legislation
4.29.64 (SF)
State Rights, views of Senator Goldwater, criticized
9.14.64 (SF)
State Rights, and voting
3.1.60 (3986)
State Rights, infringed by federal medical care
8.22.60 (10702)
State Rights, and right-to-work law
10.5.65 (SF) not applicable in foreign relations issues, 10.5.65 (SF)
Steel, France-German cooperation
5.11.50 (6887)
Steel strike
9.9.59 (18776)
Steel strike, political settlement, criticized
1.14.60 (530-2)
Stella School District
2.17.60 (2756-64); 2.19.60 (3083)
Stennis, John, colloguy with, re: Cooper-Church Amendment
5.15.70 (S7241)
Stennis, John, debate with, American American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, executive v. congressional authority
10.7.70
Stennis, John, amendment to Special Foreign Military and Related Assistance Act to increase authorizations
11.11.71 (S18248)
Stephens, Alexander, quoted
3.7.66 (SF); 5.5.66
Stevenson, Adlai, qualifications for presidency
10.21.52; 10.25.52
Stevenson, Adlai, suggested for UN ambassadorship
8.13.60 (16362)
Stevenson, Adlai, nomination
1.21.61 (1042)
Stevenson, Adlai, eulogy
7.14.65 (SF)
Stevenson, Adlai, tribute
3.22.66
Stock market
3.13.55
Stock market, inquiry into
1.14.55
Stock market, investigation, partisan politics in
3.18.55
Stock market, study of
4.18.55; 5.28.55
Stokes, Richard, quoted
2.27.43
Stone, Edward Durell
9.30.65 (SF); 5.19.67 (SF); 3.27.73 (S5811)
Storey, Robert, quoted
3.22.62 (4834)
Strategic Air Command, role in defense
2.16.61
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, JWF on SALT talks
2.28.71; 2.18.72 (S2106)
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, prospects for agreement
6.26.74 (S11597)
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, the Congressional role
7.18.74 (S12889)
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, views concerning
12.3.69
Strategic weapons, U.S. and Russia compared
7.18.74 (S12889)
Strausz-Hupe, Robert, quoted
4.18.59
Strawberries, ceiling price of
3.16.44 (2675)
Streit, Clarence, and Union Now
2.13.42
Strygin Affair
5.19.59 (8447)
Students, their views towards the war, their rebellion and reaction from the right
5.1.69
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), referred to
5.1.69 (EW)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), contribution in criticizing the war
10.1.69 (S13013)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), attitude of people toward, Clayton Fritchey article (
6.25.70 (S9853)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), how to deal with student unrest
3.26.70 (S4129)
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), impact of the Vietnam War
6.8.70 (S8536)
Submarine Base (U.S.) in Italy, Hofmann article
10.3.72 (S16606)
Subpoena, Senators not subject to
3.22.57 (4207)
Subsidies, problems of
12.1.43; 11.23.43 (9894)
Subversive Activities Control Board, JWF statement against continuation
7.19.71 (S11442) article in Arkansas Democrat, "$450,000 for Nothing," 8.3.71 (S13041)
Subway, Senate buildings, mistakes made
10.31.63 (20846)
Suez Canal, operation by Egypt
8.31.59 (17355)
Suez Canal, Egyptian actions
4.25.60 (8625)
Suez Canal, open to Israeli shipping
4.29.60 (8976)
Suez Canal, blockade
5.1.60
Suez Canal, use of foreign aid to force opening to Israeli ships, opposed
7.23.61
Suez Crisis, US role condemned
2.10.57; 3.25.57
Suez Crisis, British and French position
11.12.56; 1.27.57
Suez Crisis, impact on Europe
4.22.57
Suez Crisis
8.14.57 (14703-9)
Suez Crisis, value of Labor dissent at time of
10.22.65 (SF)
Sugar, supports for
10.11.49 (14202, 14206)
Sugar, lobbyists for
8.22.51 (10514)
Sugar, special benefits for, opposed
8.2.55 (12842-9)
Sugar, beet-sugar industry unnatural
2.7.56 (2204-5)
Sugar, price supports
2.7.56 (2184-7, 2193-5)
Sugar, world trade agreement
7.21.59 (13855)
Sugar, global quota system
8.15.62 (16616-9)
Sugar, price fluctuations
6.28.63 (9704)
Sugar Act, high cost of supports
8.22.51 (10511-5)
Sugar Act, extension, opposed
8.2.55 (12842-9)
Sugar Act, opposed
2.7.56 (2202-16)
Sugar Act, amendment
2.8.56 (2336-42)
Sugar Act, extension
3.29.61 (5174-6)
Sugar Act,
1962 amendments, 6.27.62 (11879-86); 7.2.62 (12464-6); 7.2.62 (12481-2)
Sugar Act, Cong. Index
7.5.62 (12736-7)
Sugar Act, amendment
10.7.65 (SF); 10.20.65 (SF); 10.22.65 (SF)
Sugar agreement, protocols
1.30.64 (SF)
Sugar growers, aristocrats of US farmers
8.2.55 (12891)
Sugar industry, subsidy boondoggle
9.30.64 (SF)
Summit Conference
5.1.60
Summit Conference, prospects
5.17.59; 6.7.59; 8.23.59
Summit Conference, Democratic participation
5.1.60
Summit Conference, failure
5.23.60 (10767); 6.28.60 (14734-7); 7.30.61
Summit Conference, hearings on collapse
5.27.60
Summit Conference, collapse
5.29.60
Sumner, Missouri, wins top community betterment honor
11.30.71 (S19881)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, criticized
6.26.63 (11706)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, general criticism of
10.3.67 (SF); 12.13.67 (SF); 12.3.69
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, JWF views concerning
12.17.69 (S17009)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, press release
9.15.70
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, debate on, impact on balance of payments, national priorities, environmental problems
9.15.70 (S15397)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, cost and einvironmental problems
11.30.70 (S18998)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, Department of Transportation, related agency appropriations
1971, 12.22.70 (S21059)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, defeat of
3.24.71
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, and Railpax
3.24.71
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, debate on environmental, economic effects of, "Arms Cost Overruns of $
33 Billion Found," by Bernard D. Nossiter, 3.24.71 (S3850)
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, Senate defeat of
3.24.71
Supersonic [Transport] jet airliner, appropriations of, "Boeing Undercuts SST," by Don Thomasson, and relation of U.S. relation to, "The Selling of the Pentagon," and SST
5.17.71 (S7075)
Supplemental appropriations for
1971, Cooper-Church Amendment, "Cold War," economic effect of expansion of war, 12.14.70 (S20125)
Supplemental Security Income Program
1.7.74; 4.19.74
Supreme Court, approval of margarine tax by
5.2.48
Supreme Court, rulings in margarine cases
5.4.48 (5233)
Supreme Court
1937 reorganization proposals, 3.4.49 (1863)
Supreme Court, divided decisions
4.21.53 (3454)
Supreme Court, and private enterprise
4.21.53 (3449, 3452)
Supreme Court, natural gas decision
1.15.56
Supreme Court, packing proposal of
1937, 7.9.57 (11088)
Supreme Court, lack of judicial temperament on
5.12.58
Supreme Court, need for acceptance of decisions of
4.15.53 (3118)
Supreme Court, limitations on tidelands rulings, proposed by attorneys general
4.15.53 (3116-7)
Supreme Court, final arbiter in legal matters
4.21.53 (3439-41, 3449)
Supreme Court, and tidelands case
4.21.53 (3438-41)
Supreme Court, no legal power of Congress to set aside decisions of
4.21.53 (3449)
Supreme Court, reversal of decisions by Congress
1.17.56 (668)
Supreme Court, decision on natural gas
1.17.56 (668)
Supreme Court, Southern Manifesto
3.12.56 (4460)
Supreme Court, ruling on school integration
5.29.56 (9229)
Supreme Court
1954 integation decision condemned, 12.17.58
Supreme Court, desegregation decision
8.23.59
Supreme Court, refusal to receive JWF's amicus curiae brief
3.1.60 (4031)
Supreme Court, meddling in education
2.3.60 (1962)
Supreme Court, prejudiced against South
3.1.60 (4031)
Supreme Court, abuse of Constitution
8.17.60 (16583)
Supreme Court, more political than judicial
8.18.60 (16885)
Supreme Court
1954 decision, unfortunate, 8.28.61 (17340)
Supreme Court, does not have sole responsibility over constitutional questions
4.27.62 (7280) decisions supporting literacy tests, 4.27.62 (7282)
Supreme Court
1954 decision, is the law, 3.18.64 (SF)
Supreme Court, nomination of Warren Burger
6.9.69 (S6192)
Supreme Court, Carswell nomination to
3.25.70 (S4628)
Surplus property, application to Fulbright scholarships
2.15.45 (12124)
Sweden, assistance to
3.30.49 (3455)
Sweden, model society
12.5.66
Sweden, embargo on arms to US
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Sweden, "Government and Politics," Joseph Board
12.21.70 (S20868)
Sweden, article in New York Times
3.22.73 (S5432)
Swiss watches, import restrictions
2.14.57 (1995)
Symington, Stuart, resignation from RFC
2.25.52 (1315)
Symington, Stuart, colloguy with, re: military spending
9.9.69 (S10339)
Symington Amendment, Foreign Assistance Act, ceiling on Cambodia assistance
10.29.71 (S17170)
Syria, subversion
8.27.57 (16016)

Index to Speeches: T

Taft, Senator, Robert, debate with, concerning sovereignty
7.28.45 (8155-7)
Taft, Senator, Robert, and political glamour contest
1.25.47 (593)
Taft, Senator, Robert, foreign policies of, criticized
1.18.51
Taft, Senator, Robert, death of, problems for congressional functioning
8.21.53
Taft, Senator, Robert, liberal qualities of
2.13.56
Taft-Hartley Law, supported
2.18.54 (1998)
Taft-Hartley Law, right-to-work section endorsed
10.5.65 (SF)
Tagore, Rabindranath, tribute
5.4.61 (7302)
Tahiti, impact of European life on culture of
5.5.66
Taiwan
3.20.66; 5.5.66
Tariffs, and isolationism
5.11.43 (4218)
Tariffs, Smoot-Hawley
5.11.43 (4218); 3.28.45 (2897)
Tariffs, cause of Civil War
2.18.53 (1177)
Tariffs, compared to farm subsidies
2.18.53 (1177)
Tariffs, protective
2.18.53 (1176)
Tariffs, effect on agriculture
8.9.54 (13676)
Tariffs
1929 lobby, 5.4.55 (5619-21)
Tariffs, exploitation by
5.4.55 (5619-20)
Tariffs, restriction on Swiss watches
2.14.57 (1995)
Tariffs, denial to watchmakers
3.12.58 (4066)
Tariffs, US and Common Market
7.17.58 (14078-80)
Taxation
10.26.45 (10093-4)
Taxation, excess profits tax
10.26.45 (10093-4)
Taxation, need for adjustments
3.15.54 (3223)
Taxation, Republican plans will damage agriculture
3.15.54 (3223-6)
Taxation, need for equal time for Democrats concerning
3.15.54 (3223-6)
Tax Bill of
1964, relief for small Business, 2.7.64 (SF)
Tax Bill of
1964, inflationary aspects, 2.7.64 (SF)
Tax law of
1954, inflationary effects of, 6.18.57 (9463)
Tax loopholes
9.9.59 (18774)
Tax policy
7.15.57 (11665-74)
Tax write-offs, erroneous impression in article from Baltimore Sun
7.19.55 (10884)
Taylor, Charles, quoted
3.1.66 (SF)
Technological ethic, criticized
11.24.68
Technology, impact on South
1.19.55
Technology, impact of
10.8.63 (18964)
Technology, and education
10.16.64
Technology, control by liberal education
1.16.65
Technology, Chinese weakness in
3.7.66 (SF)
Technology, human impact of
4.21.67
Technology, consequences of
12.13.67 (SF)
Telecommunications, Office of Tel., policy and anti-freedom of press legislation
1.23.73 (S1158)
Telephones, rural
9.27.49 (13335) 10.5.49 (13875)
Television, booster stations in rural areas
3.5.59 (3319-21)
Television, at congressional hearings
7.10.61 (12088)
Television, availability of to President noted
6.2.70 (S8158)
Television, Congress access to, Presidency, equal time, mass media, Muskie, Griffin
6.2.70 (S8161)
Telstar satellite, criticized
5.1.63
Temporary Industrial Disputes Act
5.27.46 (5786) 5.31.46 (6026)
Tennessee Valley Authority, and Dixon - Yates plant
5.19.54 (6810)
Tennessee Valley Authority, charges to AEC
7.9.54 (10143-56); 7.15.54 (10585)
Tennessee Valley Authority, operation of
7.14.54 (10488-506)
Tennessee Valley Authority, electric power to Memphis
7.5.55 (9864-5); 7.5.55 (9878-9)
Tennessee Valley Authority, expenditures and revenues
7.13.55 (10400-2)
Territorial limits, regulation
11.7.63 (21333)
Terrorism, Middle East
6.21.74 (S15628); 6.21.74 (S11257)
Texas, and tidelands
4.21.53 (3439)
Texas, a Provisions of admission
4.21.53 (3440)
Texas Petroleum Company, loans
3.22.66
Thai Representative, to U.N. criticizing U.S. Senators, tribute to Dan and Doris Kimball by Senator McCarthy
8.12.70 (S13275)
Thailand, economic aid
9.7.59 (18332-5)
Thailand, US troops for defense
4.30.61
Thailand, American Buildup
8.30.66 (SF) American buildup in, 10.3.66 (SF)
Thailand, US buildup in
10.4.66
Thailand, US creating client state
9.20.66
Thailand, political history, criticized
10.3.66 (SF)
Thailand, US Acommitmentto, questioned
7.31.67 (SF)
Thailand, military supplies for
11.21.67 (SF)
Thailand, press coverage
2.27.68
Thailand, effects of U.S. spending in
2.4.69
Thailand, referred to
5.1.69
Thailand, referred to concerning treaties
5.19.69
Thailand, aid to as a Defacto Commitment, by U.S.
6.19.69 (S6830)
Thant, U, quoted
3.22.66; 3.7.66 (SF)
Thatcher, H.K., "Mr. River Many," by Janice Clark in Crossett, Ark, News-Observer
11.18.71 (S18983)
Theater, tax relief
7.26.56 (14635)
Theater, aid by tax reduction
7.2.60 (15603)
Theater, tax relief, admissions tax
2.5.64 (SF)
Thieu, Nguyen Van, political repression by, criticized, article by P. Shabscoff on student protest in Vietnam
7.15.70 (S11356)
Third Force, irresponsible nonsense
11.21.62
Thirty Years War, compared to present day
5.6.65
Thomasson, Don, "Boeing Undercuts SST,"
5.17.71 (S7075)
Thomson, James, quoted
3.31.68
Thompson, H.E.
6.28.40
Thurmond, Senator Strom, military promotion
4.25.60 (8624)
Thurmond, Senator Strom, impertinence of
8.2.61 (14432)
Tibet
3.5.60 (4555)
Tibet, Chinese aggression against
4.8.59 (5491)
Tidelands
7.20.46 (9517)4.15.53 (3116-20)
Tidelands, resources for education
3.27.52 (3000)
Tidelands, should go to federal government
3.27.52 (2995-3003)
Tidelands, not traditionally considered state property
4.15.53 (3110)
Tidelands, attitude of state attorneys general
4.15.53 (3116-7)
Tidelands, and international situation
4.16.53 (3188)
Tidelands, and states rights
4.17.53 (3268)
Tidelands, effect of state control on other federal lands
4.17.53 (3267)
Tidelands, Anderson bill
4.21.53 (3447-8)
Tidelands, bill ceding to states
4.21.53 (3433-62)
Tidelands, cession to states would undermine constitution
4.21.53 (3456)
Tidelands, and education
4.21.53 (3476-85)
Tidelands, passage of bill regarding
5.5.53 (4463)
Timber, research appropriation
5.24.56
Time Magazine, criticized
4.25.55 (5001-2)
Time Magazine, erroneous remark about Fulbright Scholarships
4.23.56
Time Magazine, anti-China attitude of
3.13.66
Time Magazine, article from "Hidden Costs of the Vietnam War,"
7.10.70 (S11090)
Tin ore, refining
5.6.49 (5831)
Tin smelter, closing of
5.13.54 (6538-9)4.26.54 (5461)
Tito, J.B., Sulzberger article
6.6.72 (S8862)
Tobacco purchases from East, Right Wing resistance to
4.28.66
Toqueville, Alexis de, quoted
4.21.53 (3461, 3485); 4.25.61; 1.25.55; 6.3.58; 4.21.66; 7.31.67 (SF)
Total victory, criticized
7.24.61 (13246)
Total victory, problems of
4.29.63
Total victory, view of Goldwater
8.15.64 (SF)
Tourism, financial help to Europe
4.24.50
Tourism, duty free $
500 exemption, 4.24.50
Tourism, aid to understanding
4.24.50
Tourism, inadequate facilities in Istanbul
4.26.50 (5776-7)
Tourism, possibilities of increasing
4.26.50 (5776)
Tourism, and balance of payments
2.24.65 (SF)
Tourism, travel in America
3.4.65 (SF)
Tourism, American behavior abroad, criticized
5.5.66
Tourism, in Arkansas
10.3.66 (SF); 3.7.69 (S2429)
Tower, Senator John, should stay in Texas
8.19.62
Toynbee, Arnold, quoted
1.13.55; 4.30.63
Trade, foreign, essential to stability
7.30.40
Trade, foreign, and high tariffs
5.11.43 (4218)
Trade, problems of European
4.5.49 (3878-91)
Trade, quotas
10.4.49 (13766-9)
Trade, need for freer
2.18.53 (1176)
Trade, and the Cold War
6.8.54 (7820-1)
Trade, policy under Eisenhower
6.22.54 (8599)
Trade, cold war effects
6.22.54 (5601-2)
Trade, need for Congress to retain control in
6.29.54 (9141)
Trade, export guaranty program
6.16.55 (8399)
Trade, need to boost
2.10.58
Trade, and the Cold War
5.9.58; 5.28.58
Trade, essential part of foreign policy
7.17.58 (14078)
Trade, and Arkansas economy
7.17.58 (14080)
Trade, with Japan
12.17.58
Trade, disruptive tactics of communism
12.17.58
Trade, and balance of payments problem
3.15.61 (3995-7)
Trade, protectionism and foreign aid
8.18.61 (16395-6)
Trade, importance of US cooperation with Europe
4.11.62
Trade, interference by unions with
10.22.65 (SF)
Trade, with communist countries
10.22.65 (SF)
Trade, with East Europe, right-wing interference in
4.28.66
Trade, bridges to East Europe
10.11.66 (SF)
Trade, program of
1962, 5.23.62 (8982)
Trade, increasing protectionism
11.21.62
Trade, Atlantic partnership
11.21.62; 4.30.63
Trade, American internal common market
5.24.63
Trade, increase with backward nations
5.24.63
Trade, expansion abroad
5.24.63
Trade, conduct of France
10.29.63 (20508)
Trade, with Communist countries
5.11.61 (7829); 9.17.63 (17152); 11.26.63 (22728); 3.25.64 (SF); 7.26.65 (SF)
Trade, with Poland and Yugoslavia
11.8.63 (21527)
Trade, reduction of U.S. trade barriers
1.28.69 (S1044)
Trade, views on expanding U.S. exports
10.22.69 (S13075)
Trade, legislation proposed, testimony of Secretary of State Rogers before Finance Committee
10.12.70 (S18135)
Trade Expansion Act, and Common Market
4.11.62
Tradition, and orderly change in social institutions
1.15.40
Tradition, social importance of
4.5.40
Tradition, defined
3.2.55
Tradition, need for, in education
3.2.55
Tradition, and racial questions
9.4.58
Traditional diplomacy, Sevareid commentary, Sulzberger article
3.28.72 (S4898)
Tran Ngoc Chau, concerning the arrest of
2.27.70
Transportation, Department of, appropriations bill, conference report, SST
12.29.70 (S21349)
Transportation, Department of, problems in rural areas
3.4.74 (S2665)
Travel, restrictions on
8.13.57 (14462-4)
Travel, admission of newsmen in China
8.20.57 (15264)
Travel, US, impediments to foreigners
7.27.59 (14286)
Travel, US, foreign visa requirements
7.27.59 (14286)
Travel, US, passports regulations
6.29.59 (12019); 7.8.59 (12975)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses
2.25.64 (SF)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses, Radio regulations
2.25.64 (SF)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses, prevention of pollution of the sea by oil
2.25.64 (SF)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses, with Seneca Indians, abrogation criticized
3.18.64 (SF)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses, role of Senate in legalizing
7.31.67 (SF)
Treaty, Turkish lighthouses, formal foreign policy role
7.31.67 (SF)
Treaties, ratification by both Houses proposed
10.19.44
Treaties, ratification by majority vote proposed
10.19.44
Treaties, proposal of Senator George regarding executive agreements
2.25.54 (2260)
Treaties, two-thirds rule for ratification, defended
2.25.54 (2260)
Treaties, observed by Russia
9.24.63 (17827); 12.13.67 (SF)
Treaties, nucler non-proliferation and
2.19.69
Treaties, Foreign Relations Committee and NPT
3.10.69 (S2556)
Treaties, SEATO, referred to
5.1.69
Treaties, declining role of Senate and
5.1.69
Treaties, Powers of Senate concerning
5.19.69
Treaties, convention concerning offenses on board aircraift
5.20.69 (S4881)
Treaties, general views regarding
6.26.69 (S2749)
Treaties, convention on fishing in North Atlantic
9.22.69 (S13013)
Treaty of Ghent
3.1.66 (SF)
Treaty of Nanking
3.7.66 (SF)
Treaty of Outer Space
4.24.67 (SF)
Treaty of Versailles, defended
7.30.40; 8.25.43; 2.3.47
Treaty of Versailles, criticized
3.1.66 (SF)
Treaty of Vienna
1815, wise policy of accommodation, 3.1.66 (SF)
Trevor-Roper, Hugh, quoted
12.8.65
Trimble, Jim, tribute
10.9.64
Trout hatchery, proposed
3.22.55
True, Admiral Arnold, correspondence on Vietnam
3.27.68 (SF)
Truman, Harry, resignation urged
11.7.46
Truman, Harry, competence in foreign affairs questioned
2.3.47
Truman, Harry, proposed resignation of
10.23.47
Truman, Harry, policy, of worldwide resistance to aggression, beyond limits of US resources
1.18.51
Truman, Harry, rely to, concerning committee report on Donald Dawson
2.8.51
Truman, Harry, courageous decisions of
4.26.51 (4409)
Truman, Harry, personal relations with
4.26.51 (4409)
Truman, Harry, procedure followed in removal of MacArthur, deplored
5.15.51
Truman, Harry, would have support of JWF as Democratic nominee foe re-election
8.30.51
Truman, Harry, letter to, concerning federated Europe
1.31.52 (681)
Truman, Harry, a fine man
3.26.61
Truman, Harry, only alternative to war with Russia
4.14.47
Truman, Harry, Harry S., tribute to
2.6.73 (S2188)
Truman Doctrine, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
Truman Doctrine, remarks about
3.4.74 (S2658)
Tuchman, Barbara, address to foreign officers
2.15.73 (S2579)
Tucker, Jim Guy, propane price hearings
2.8.74 (S1645)
Turkey, aid to
4.7.47 (3137)
Turkey, influence of Robert College upon
11.5.48
Turkey, Ataturk government
5.26.50 (7776-8)
Turkey, elections in
5.26.50 (7776-8)
Turkey, good results of US aid
5.26.50 (7776-8)
Turkey, reliability of
7.13.50 (10052)
Turkey, troops in Korean War
8.9.50 (12054)
Turkey, admission to NATO
2.6.52 (856-7)
Turkey, reactionary developments in
6.29.56 (11354)
Turkey, black market currency problems
3.23.50 (6333)
Turkey, political crisis
5.1.60
Turkey, lighthouse treaty
2.25.64 (SF)
Twain, Mark, quoted on war
3.1.66 (SF)
Twain, Mark, quoted
4.21.66
Twain, Mark, war prayer
4.28.66
Twentieth Century, dynamic forces
5.5.61
Tydings, Joe, tribute to on his defeat, Nov.
1970, 12.29.70 (S21309)

Index to Speeches: U-V

U-2 Incident
, 5.27.60; 5.29.60; 7.1.60 (15346)
U-2 Incident, blunders of Eisenhower
6.28.60 (14734-7)
U-2 Incident, diplomatic principles involved
6.28.60 (14735-7)
U-2 Incident, and Russian prestige
6.12.64
Ugly American, (book), criticized
5.19.59 (8445-7); 9.7.59 (18332-5)
Ugly American, (book), objections to federal assistance in filming of
8.24.59 (16752)
Unconditional surrender, an error
1.19.51
Underdeveloped nations, US aid to
12.5.51
Underdeveloped nations, poverty in
4.29.54
Underdeveloped nations, problems run deeper than communism only
1.9.55
Underdeveloped nations, expansion of Russian influence
2.27.56 (3370)
Underdeveloped nations, aid
6.13.57 (8988-9)
Underdeveloped nations, revolutions not always due to communism
7.16.58 (13908)
Underdeveloped nations, US trade policies' effect on
7.17.58 (14078-80)
Underdeveloped nations, development
7.23.58 (14715)
Underdeveloped nations, hostility to US
8.6.58 (16318)
Underdeveloped nations, aid from rich nations
2.9.59 (2105)
Underdeveloped nations, aid must be continued
3.18.59 (4408)
Underdeveloped nations, revolutions
4.18.59
Underdeveloped nations, economic assistance
4.24.59 (6228-31)
Underdeveloped nations, standard of living
4.30.59 (7156)
Underdeveloped nations, health programs
7.7.59 (12849-50)
Underdeveloped nations, economic development
2.23.60
Underdeveloped nations, revolutionary forces in
2.23.60
Underdeveloped nations, not using democratic government
3.1.60 (3985)
Underdeveloped nations, revolutions compared to US experience
6.15.60 (12620)
Underdeveloped nations, appeal of communism to
8.23.60
Underdeveloped nations, US policy
10.31.60
Underdeveloped nations, lacking national traditions
3.10.61
Underdeveloped nations, US policy
6.29.61 (11702)
Underdeveloped nations, and communism
7.24.61 (13247)
Underdeveloped nations, population explosion
8.6.61
Underdeveloped nations, crucial to US policy
8.21.61
Underdeveloped nations, US associated with colonialism
9.21.61
Underdeveloped nations, benefits from Atlantic cooperation
4.12.62
Underdeveloped nations, food shortages
5.15.62
Underdeveloped nations, nationalism
8.13.62
Underdeveloped nations, need for education
10.13.62
Underdeveloped nations, aid from Europe
11.19.62
Underdeveloped nations, aid from West
4.30.63
Underdeveloped nations, freedom not always possible
4.30.63
Underdeveloped nations, loan programs for
10.28.63 (20338)
Underdeveloped nations, resistance to communism
10.28.63 (20337)
Underdeveloped nations, thirst for knowledge in
5.11.64
Underdeveloped nations, worship of economic development
8.1.64 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, duties to US in return for aid
8.1.64 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, aid from Atlantic nations
11.19.64
Underdeveloped nations, sources of nationalism
6.4.65 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, nationalism stronger than communism in
6.15.65 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, dominance of nationalism
12.8.65
Underdeveloped nations, dominant role of West should be ended
3.22.66
Underdeveloped nations, problems of economic assistance to
4.1.66 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, respect for France
4.21.66
Underdeveloped nations, prospect of violent revolution
4.27.66
Underdeveloped nations, impact of Western culture on, regretted
5.5.66
Underdeveloped nations, changes in aid programs for, urged
7.18.66 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, obligation of rich nations to help
7.26.66 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, presence of foreigners in aid programs an irritant
8.29.66 (SF)
Underdeveloped nations, have too little influence in world affairs
12.5.66; 2.22.67
Underdeveloped nations, American cultural impact on
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Underdeveloped nations, population control
3.14.67 (SF)
Unemployment
3.14.58 (4426-9)
Unemployment, Area Redevelopment Act
5.13.58 (8523-30)
Unemployment, possible campaign issue
9.15.63
Unemployment, and educational needs
6.9.63
Unemployment, and education
10.13.62
Unemployment, and civil rights
4.29.64 (SF)
Unemployment, compensation, Javits Amendment
6.27.73 (S12206)
United Europe
5.15.47 (5316)
United Nations, democratic Union proposed
2.13.42
United Nations, may counteract domestic fascism
4.30.44
United Nations, early relief planning of
5.6.44
United Nations, and regional organizations
11.24.44
United Nations, and colonial problems
11.24.44
United Nations, veto power in
12.11.44
United Nations, control of Ruhr, Saar, Silesia proposed
2.18.45
United Nations, security council veto defended
3.21.45
United Nations, more power for General Assembly suggested
3.24.45
United Nations, problems of national equality in
3.28.45 (2900)
United Nations, need for Russia in
5.31.45 (5324)
United Nations, amendment of Charter
6.12.45 (5960)
United Nations, complete departure from traditional foreign policy
7.23.45 (7962)
United Nations, prospects for
7.23.45 (7962)
United Nations, support of Charter
7.23.45 (7962)
United Nations, based on delegation of sovereignty
7.23.45 (7963)
United Nations, sovereignty principle condemned
7.23.45 (7963)
United Nations, compulsion inherent in
7.27.45 (8102)
United Nations, and atomic bomb
10.20.45
United Nations, American defense veto power
10.20.45
United Nations, and Jewish immigration
10.21.45
United Nations, inspection powers over atomic weapons urged
11.8.45
United Nations, veto provisions condemned
11.8.45
United Nations, power to act on individuals directly, urged
11.8.45
United Nations, abolition of veto power urged
11.26.45 (10963)
United Nations, and disarmament
11.26.45 (10973)
United Nations, confirmation of Frank G. Walker to
12.20.45 (12440-5)
United Nations, compared to federalism
2.8.46
United Nations, veto provision condemned
2.13.46
United Nations, early problems of
4.11.46 (3508)
United Nations, Russian abuse of veto power
5.17.46
United Nations, as world legislative body
6.7.46
United Nations, and US aid to Greece and Turkey
4.7.47 (3137)
United Nations, development hampered by Russian opposition
11.7.47
United Nations, stalemate in
12.8.47
United Nations, withdrawal from, legal
6.1.48
United Nations, UNESCO
11.5.48
United Nations, Russian obstruction
3.30.49 (3457)
United Nations, exclusion of Spain
4.5.49 (3884)
United Nations, problems with Russia
7.7.50
United Nations, dead as a universal organization
7.7.50
United Nations, and MacArthur's China policies
4.26.51 (4407); 5.15.51
United Nations, admission of Red China, opposed
7.2.54 (9588)
United Nations, structural problems of secretariat
10.12.54
United Nations, organization of secretariat
10.27.54
United Nations, Russian share of assessments
12.4.54
United Nations, US withdrawal from, opposed
1.19.55
United Nations, tenth anniversary
10.24.55
United Nations, action in Hungary
11.12.56
United Nations, Middle East problems
12.30.56
United Nations, US resolution on Suez, condemned
3.25.57; 2.10.57
United Nations, intervention in domestic issues
5.1.60
United Nations, surplus food distribution
8.9.60 (16044); 3.21.60 (6064)
United Nations, US cannot veto admission of China
10.23.60
United Nations, Troika plan
9.21.61
United Nations, financial crises
4.5.62 (6063-4)
United Nations, assessments and bond issue
4.5.62 (6066, 6090, 6093-4)
United Nations, Congo operation
4.5.62 (6066) (6090, 6093)
United Nations, role in US foreign policy
4.5.62 (6063-4)
United Nations, evaluated
4.5.62 (6063-4)
United Nations, communist veto power
8.19.62
United Nations, and concert of free nations
8.19.62
United Nations, and regional alliances
2.17.63
United Nations, and Vietnam situation
8.6.64 (SF)
United Nations, financial crisis, US should insist on Russian payment
10.24.64
United Nations, Russia can legally be deprived of vote
10.24.64
United Nations, welfare and social programs
10.24.64
United Nations, growth of Secretary General
10.24.64
United Nations, role in world politics
10.24.64
United Nations, not a world government
10.24.64
United Nations, US consensus support of
10.24.64
United Nations, evaluated
10.24.64
United Nations, inadequate to guarantee peace
12.12.64
United Nations, financial crisis, US position lacks realism
3.6.65
United Nations, admission of China, prospects weighed
3.13.66
United Nations, seating of China unlikely
3.20.66
United Nations, and Kashmir War
7.22.66 (SF)
United Nations, and Vietnam
7.22.66 (SF)
United Nations, US should withdraw opposition to China's admission
10.4.66
United Nations, Vietnam participation urged
10.4.66; 8.28.67; 10.2.67
United Nations, discussed
12.5.66
United Nations, can it work?
12.5.66; 2.22.67
United Nations, should intervene in Aqaba Crisis
5.23.67; 5.24.67; 5.24.67 (SF)
United Nations, new concept of community needed
5.30.67
United Nations, responsibility in Vietnam
10.11.67 (SF); 10.12.67 (SF)
United Nations, jurisdiction over China and North Vietnam
11.30.67 (SF)
United Nations, microstates and
9.12.69 (SF) S10509
United Nations, views on building it
5.1.69 (EW)
United Nations, peacekeeping missions noted
5.1.69 (EW)
United Nations, its role in the Middle East noted
5.1.69 (EW)
United Nations, its role in southeast Asia
5.1.69 (EW)
United Nations, Conference at London
3.25.44
United Nations, Conference at London, Charter, proposed amendment concerning European federation
6.11.48 (7819)
United Nations, Conference at London, and equal rights for women
1.3.49
United Nations, Conference at London, peace-keeping missions, views on building it, its role in Middle East, its role in S.E. Asia
5.1.69
United Nations, Conference at London, microstates and
9.12.69 (S10509)
United Nations, Conference at London, announcement of hearing concerning the impact of the U.N.
4.10.70
United Nations, Conference at London, Buckley Amendment concerning U.S. membership in
10.29.71 (S17155)
United Nations, Conference at London, Dominick Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act concerning U.S. support of
10.29.71 (S17189)
United Nations, Conference at London, Gurney Amendment to Foreign Assistance Act to establish Joint Committee on U.N.
10.29.71 (S17201)
United Nations, Conference at London, Dominick Amendment to Special Foreign Economic and Humanitarian Act re: U.S. contribution to
11.10.71 (S18121)
United Nations, Conference at London, "China in the U.N.," by Professor Maurice Waters
11.15.71 (S18515)
United Nations, Conference at London, "In Thrall to Fear," reprint
1.19.72 (S27)
United Nations, Conference at London, Arab-Israeli conflict
10.9.74
United Nations, Conference at London, Middle East
11.2.74
United States, racial descendant of Europe
8.30.51
United States, excessive commitment to status quo
8.6.58 (16318-9)
United States, spiritual vacuum
2.22.67
United States, involvement in Vietnam; need to reassess priorities; and the State of the Union; on recognizing its social problems
4.1.69
United States, Information Agency, criticized
4.23.70 (S6132)
United States educational commission in the U.K.
5.11.55
United States Information Agency
5.11.61 (7839)
United States Information Agency, inadequacy of
2.3.47
United States Information Agency, appropriation
6.30.47 (7893)
United States Information Agency, establishment of
7.30.53 (10452)
United States Information Agency, activities in western Europe
12.18.63 (24989)
United States Information Agency, attacks by Senator McCarthy
7.31.54 (12916)
United States Information Agency, and underdeveloped nations
5.15.57 (6967)
United States Information Agency, criticized
5.27.57 (7668-9); 4.23.70 (SF) S6132
United States Information Agency, employment of US newspapermen, criticized
5.29.57 (7968-84)
United States Information Agency, place under Senate Department
5.29.57 (7980)
Universities, and government research
12.13.67 (SF)
Universities, and military-industrial complex
12.13.67 (SF)
Universities, depersonalization of
11.24.68
Universities, views on, as an American institution
4.18.69
Universities, Department of Defense research and
5.1.69 (S4417)
Universities, in a welfare state
5.1.69
University, social function of
1.15.40; 3.14.66
University, declining freedom of discussion
1.25.55
University, duty to encourage independent thinking
4.21.66
University, duty to analyze public policy
5.10.66
University of Arkansas, contributions to national defense
6.27.40
University of Arkansas, and agriculture
6.28.40
University of Arkansas, history
1.28.41
University of Arkansas, choir, tribute
8.27.62 (17730)
University of Arkansas, national football champions
1.12.65 (SF)
University of Arkansas, introduction of Dr. Charles Bishop
8.14.74
University of Tulsa
1.15.40
U.N.R.R. Administration
1.21.44 (571-2); 2.1.44
Unthinkable thoughts
3.25.64 (SF)
Urban areas, distaste for life in
11.19.59
Urban areas, aid
2.6.61 (1737)
Urban areas, disadvantages of over-industrialization
6.11.62
Urban areas, produce demand for conformity
1.22.63 (793)
Urban areas, ritual of sterile anonymity
11.24.68
Urbanization, problems
4.5.64
Urban needs, and protection of agriculture
1.28.65 (SF)
Urban problems
11.19.59; 12.13.67
Urban renewal
5.28.57 (7866)
Urban renewal, in Arkansas
11.19.59; 8.4.61
Use of secret information, comments of McCafferty and Brinkley
1.20.72 (S127)
U.S.S. Little Rock
6.3.60
Vandenburg, Senator Arthur
7.30.40
Van Doren, Charles, quiz show scandals
2.1.62
Venezuela, failure to support US in Dominican crisis
7.26.65 (SF) oil prices, 10.9.74
Veterans, legislation aiding
9.13.47
Veterans, home loan plan
5.2.55
Veterans, federal aid for education
7.21.59 (13842)
Veterans, tribute to disable veterans
6.16.66 (SF)
Veterans, support of education and training
10.23.69 (S13198)
Veterans, statement concerning inadequate hospital care of and insert from Arkansas Democrat detailing problems in Arkansas
6.9.70 (S8597)
Veterans, deplorable situation of veterans hospitals noted
6.9.70 (S8536)
Veterans, support for increase in hospital appropriations
7.6.70 (S10590)
Veterans, disabled, statement on Donald Johnson and Johnson's speech to disabled vets, letters to JWF from vets
8.3.70 (S12722)
Veterans, Administration, personal statement on VA Administrator Donald Johnson, Johnson's attack on Senate and Cooper-Church Amendment
8.4.70 (S12723)
Veterans, tribute to disabled American veterans, "Fulbright Helps Vets,"
3.3.71 (S2332)
Veterans, Veterans benefits and Veterans Administration
1.74
Veterans, pensions
2.21.74 (S1984)
Veterans, hospitals
6.9.70 (S6760)
Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
9.14.65 (SF)
Vietnam, conditions
4.22.57
Vietnam, defense obligations
7.7.59 (12809)
Vietnam, foreign aid program
7.22.59 (13983-4)
Vietnam, grant aid
7.22.59 (13981)
Vietnam, resistance to communism
9.7.59 (18333)
Vietnam, US troops for defense
4.30.61
Vietnam, Diem Regime
6.29.61 (11703-4)
Vietnam, US support urged
6.29.61 (11704)
Vietnam, anti-communism of
6.29.61 (11703-4)
Vietnam, US should not withdraw
9.15.63
Vietnam, abuses of Diem government
9.15.63
Vietnam, policy alternatives
3.25.64 (SF)
Vietnam, US action
8.6.64 (SF)
Vietnam, communist attacks on destroyers
8.6.64 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf resolution, interpreted
8.6.64 (SF); 8.7.64 (SF)
Vietnam, evaluate crisis in global context
8.6.64 (SF)
Vietnam, Asian land war opposed
8.6.64 (SF)
Vietnam, Johnson policy supported
3.14.65
Vietnam, dangers of war escalation
6.7.65 (SF)
Vietnam, need for truce
6.7.65 (SF)
Vietnam, material welfare needs
6.7.65 (SF)
Vietnam, economic assistance
6.7.65 (SF)
Vietnam, failure to conduct elections
6.15.65 (SF)
Vietnam, policy guidelines
6.15.65 (SF)
Vietnam, peaces proposals
3.22.66
Vietnam, and Europe
3.22.66
Vietnam, Ky government
4.6.66
Vietnam, like US reconstruction era
4.6.66
Vietnam, the war and American Character
4.21.66
Vietnam, protest groups cautioned
4.21.66
Vietnam, possible Russian intervention
5.5.66
Vietnam, impact of war in Europe
4.28.66
Vietnam, domestic impact of war
4.28.66
Vietnam, dehumanizing effect of war
4.28.66
Vietnam, military solution dubious
10.13.65
Vietnam, program for peace negotiations
12.8.65
Vietnam, unconditional withdrawal possible
12.8.65
Vietnam, historical background of crisis
12.8.65
Vietnam, US cannot unilaterally withdraw
1.20.66
Vietnam, nationalism a dominant force
12.8.65
Vietnam, strength of Vietcong
1.24.66
Vietnam, bombing pause and UN
2.1.66
Vietnam, US Acommitmentdubious & self-generating
2.1.66
Vietnam, wrong place to stop Awars of national liberation
2.1.66
Vietnam, inherited by Johnson
2.11.66
Vietnam, no analogy to Hitlerian conquests
2.1.66
Vietnam, US withdrawal would not mean loss of prestige
2.1.66
Vietnam, inaccurate information from Executive about
2.1.66
Vietnam, reconvene Geneva conference
2.1.66
Vietnam, negotiate with Vietcong
2.1.66
Vietnam, not vital to US secretary
2.16.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution, regretted
2.16.66 (SF)
Vietnam, colonial issues in
2.16.66 (SF)
Vietnam, proposals of Senator Kennedy
2.21.66
Vietnam, enormous mail response regarding
2.21.66
Vietnam, possible Chinese involvement
2.21.66
Vietnam, role of SEATO treaty
2.21.66
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution
2.21.66
Vietnam, cease fire proposals
2.21.66
Vietnam, Johnson following Goldwater policy
2.21.66
Vietnam, role of de Gaulle
2.21.66
Vietnam, Congress should have voice in creating Acommitment
2.21.66
Vietnam, contradictions in US peace Offensive
2.21.66
Vietnam, de-escalation policy urged
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, policy of accommodation outlined
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, and Napoleonic Wars
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, historical unwisdom of Atotal victorypolicy
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, domino theory
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, neutralization
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, US entrenchment in coastal bases
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, American motives the best
3.1.66 (SF)
Vietnam, US policies losing world support
3.6.66
Vietnam, mining of Haiphong harbor
3.6.66
Vietnam, neutralization
3.6.66
Vietnam, total victory unwise
3.6.66
Vietnam, Chinese participation
3.13.66
Vietnam, stops movement toward relaxation in East Europe
3.13.66
Vietnam, impact of war on higher education
3.14.66
Vietnam, military victory is possible
3.20.66
Vietnam, war not an illegitimate campaign issue
3.20.66
Vietnam, escalation compared to
1914, 3.21.66 (SF)
Vietnam, effect of war on domestic economy
3.21.66 (SF)
Vietnam, disappointing governments in South
3.21.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Hanoi & Vietcong not controlled by China
3.21.66 (SF)
Vietnam, and social justice
3.22.66
Vietnam, American Realpolitik
3.22.66
Vietnam, impact on domestic well-being
3.22.66
Vietnam, defense appropriations supported
3.7.66 (SF); 3.21.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution, congressional understanding of
4.21.66
Vietnam, disinterest of neighboring countries
5.3.66 (SF)
Vietnam, contrasted to Korea
5.5.66
Vietnam, traditional society cannot survive American economic and cultural impact
5.5.66
Vietnam, Saigon, and American brothel
5.5.66
Vietnam, statement explained
5.17.66
Vietnam, hairspray and the black market
5.5.66
Vietnam, xenophobia
5.5.66
Vietnam, meaning for class of
1966, 6.4.66
Vietnam, reported education of American prisoners
7.13.66 (SF)
Vietnam, elections
7.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, contrasted to Korean War
7.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, US A Great Society policy a break with past objectives
7.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, and United Nations
7.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, escalation since
1965, 7.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, economic effect on Arkansas
7.28.66 (SF)
Vietnam, proposed American aid to North, misunderstood
7.26.66 (SF)
Vietnam, role of foreign aid in US involvement
7.26.66 (SF)
Vietnam, elections
8.19.66 (SF)
Vietnam, illegitimate children
8.29.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Geneva Accords
8.19.66 (SF)
Vietnam, parallel to Irish nationalism
8.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Congress more warlike than President
8.22.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Johnson should meet de Gaulle
8.29.66 (SF)
Vietnam, use of Thailand as war base
10.3.66 (SF)
Vietnam, possible unilateral US actions
10.4.66
Vietnam, domestic effects of War
10.4.66
Vietnam, urged UN participation
10.4.66
Vietnam, US faces choice of world-historical roles
10.14.66; 5.5.67
Vietnam, bombing policy
10.19.66 (SF)
Vietnam, Manila conference
11.4.66
Vietnam, policy alternatives
1.21.67
Vietnam, Army appropriations supported, reasons
1.21.67
Vietnam, stopping aggression in
1.22.67
Vietnam, appropriations
1.25.67
Vietnam, nature of US interests in
1.22.67
Vietnam, elements in compromise settlement
1.22.67
Vietnam, Ky should be removed if he refuses to cooperate with US peace moves
1.22.67; 1.25.67
Vietnam, Eight-point program for peace
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Vietnam, arrogance of power
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Vietnam, pride and prestige, price too high
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Vietnam, moral dilemma
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Vietnam, false historical analogies
1.26.67
Vietnam, impact of US action on world opinion
1.26.67; 2.6.67
Vietnam, views of Arkansas legislature
2.1.67 (SF)
Vietnam, thinking of Johnson Administration
2.19.67
Vietnam, Ky government
2.19.67
Vietnam, negotiation
2.19.67
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution, congressional understanding
2.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, views of General Gavin
2.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, bombing of North may be ineffective
2.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, congressional power to declare war
2.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, legality of US involvement
2.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, war causing neglect of some domestic problems
3.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, alienation of youth by war
3.7.67 (SF)
Vietnam, secrecy of Administration about
3.19.67
Vietnam, prospective US reconstruction program, criticized
3.19.67
Vietnam, pacification
3.20.67
Vietnam, negotiation with Vietcong
3.20.67
Vietnam, US intrusion on Chinese airspace
4.25.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution, misunderstanding about
4.25.67 (SF)
Vietnam, US visit of General Westmoreland
4.25.67 (SF); 4.27.67 (SF)
Vietnam, intimidation of military critics of war
4.27.67 (SF)
Vietnam, US visit of General Westmoreland
4.28.67
Vietnam, domestic cost of war
5.5.67
Vietnam, world attitude toward war
5.15.67 (SF)
Vietnam, possible Chinese intervention
5.24.67 (SF)
Vietnam, new and old constitutions compared
6.6.67 (SF)
Vietnam, and Aqaba Crisis
6.9.67
Vietnam, letters from soldiers opposed to War
6.16.67 (SF)
Vietnam, cease-fire and bombing pause
7.27.67 (SF)
Vietnam, US Acommitmentquestioned
7.31.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution, and congressional policy influence
7.31.67 (SF)
Vietnam, youthful protesters demonstrate vitality of American values
8.8.67
Vietnam, War and Negro riots
8.8.67
Vietnam, and foreign aid bill
8.14.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Tonkin Gulf Resolution
8.20.67
Vietnam, new taxes for war financing
8.20.67
Vietnam, danger of Chinese intervention
8.20.67
Vietnam, elections, criticized
8.20.67
Vietnam, NFL reprisals against US sympathizers after US withdrawal, unlikely
8.20.67
Vietnam, Ky government
8.20.67
Vietnam, speech by Marriner Eccles
8.25.67 (SF)
Vietnam, war is primarily civil war
8.28.67 (SF)
Vietnam, UN should intervene
8.28.67 (SF); 10.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, election, views of Tran Van Dinh
8.30.57 (SF)
Vietnam, views of Senator Yarborough
8.30.67 (SF)
Vietnam, views of Archbishop of Canterbury
9.25.67
Vietnam, America as global policeman
9.25.67
Vietnam, cost of war
9.26.67
Vietnam, effects of war, discussed
10.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, colloquy with Senator Cooper
10.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Eisenhower's policy on
10.3.67 (SF)
Vietnam, and China
10.3.67 (SF)
Vietnam, analogy to Yugoslavia
10.3.67 (SF)
Vietnam, French exploitation
10.3.67 (SF)
Vietnam, colloquy with Senator Dirksen
10.3.67 (SF); 10.11.67 (SF)
Vietnam, analogy to US civil war
10.3.67 (SF)
Vietnam, interior armed forces of South Vietnam
10.10.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Tower-McGee memo on Free World assistance
10.10.67 (SF); 10.31.67 (SF)
Vietnam, Dirksen's view of war's purpose
10.11.67 (SF)
Vietnam, background of issues
10.12.67 (SF)
Vietnam, responsibility of UN
10.11.67 (SF); 10.12.67 (SF)
Vietnam, assistance of New Zealand
11.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, contrast with Korea
11.2.67 (SF)
Vietnam, hamlet evaluation system
11.20.67 (SF)
Vietnam, UN jurisdiction over China and North Vietnam
11.30.67 (SF)
Vietnam, views of General Westmoreland
11.30.67 (SF)
Vietnam, UN resolution
11.30.67 (SF)
Vietnam, the war and its effects
12.8.67 (SF); 12.13.67 (SF)
Vietnam, stated war aims
12.8.67 (SF)
Vietnam, repercussions in Middle East
12.8.67 (SF)
Vietnam, war as a betrayal of American tradition
12.8.67 (SF)
Vietnam, underdog psychology
12.8.67 (SF)
Virginia, mystic air of
1.19.55
Visa requirements for foreign tourists, criticized
7.27.59 (14286)
Vista, mentioned
5.12.69 (S5358)
Vital interest, defined
4.17.68
vocational rehabilitation bill, veto by Nixon
3.27.73 (S5904)
Vocational education
8.3.50 (11720)
Vocational education, expand
10.8.63 (18964-5)
Voice of America
5.17.49; 7.11.50 (9915)
Voice of America, appropriation
6.7.49 (7332-4)
Voice of America, investigation
2.2.54 (1098)
Voice of America, attacks by Senator McCarthy
7.31.54 (12916)
Von der Heydt art collection
7.9.65 (SF)
Von Hoffman, Nicholas, "Grumbling Off,"
9.22.72 (S14727)
"Shouting Back, Not Shutting Up,"
2.18.72 (S1491)
Voting, extension to
18-year-olds, 5.21.54 (6973)
Voting, increase among Arkansas Negroes
7.9.57 (11080-1)
Voting, universal suffrage, criticized
7.9.57 (11080)
Voting, not in Constitution
7.9.57 (11085)
Voting, and fascism
7.9.57 (11080)
Voting, permissible restrictions on
7.9.57 (11080)
Voting, Negro apathy
3.1.60 (3979)
Voting, reserved to control of states
3.1.60 (3986)
Voting, early property qualification for
3.1.60 (3985)
Voting, no complaints of discrimination in Arkansas
3.1.60 (3980)
Voting, Reconstruction laws compared to present proposals
4.5.60 (7322)
Voting, repeal of Reconstruction laws, excerpts from debates
4.5.60 (7323-5)
Voting, statutes prohibiting discrimination
4.8.60 (7730)
Voting, need for intellectual capacity
5.17.61 (8225)
Voting, qualifications a state matter
3.22.62 (4833)
Voting, qualifications in original colonies
3.22.62 (4828-40)
Voting, Newton County, Arkansas
4.1.65 (SF)
Voting, Negro registration in Arkansas
4.30.65 (SF)
Voting, rights
3.1.60 (3977-94)
Voting Rights Bill, Arkansas anomaly
4.30.65 (SF)
Vournos, George C., on military aid to Greece
10.15.71 (S16377)

Index to Speeches: W-Z

Wages, on federal projects
5.29.56 (9160, 9164)
Wages, and price controls
3.30.74
Wald, George, views concerning youth noted
4.18.69
Walker, Doc, "Doc Walker Day," in Jonesboro
2.7.74 (S1438)
Walker, Frank C., confirmation
12.20.45 (12440-45)
Walker, General Edwin
8.2.61 (14434)
Wallace, George
11.24.68
Wallace, Henry, offensive campaign of
4.14.47
Walsh, Senator David I.
7.30.40
Walsh-Healy Act
6.4.52 (6529-31); 5.12.52
Walsh-Healy Act, amendment of loopholes
5.29.52 (6254-6)
Walsh-Healy Act, congressional intent
5.29.52 (6245-6)
Walsh-Healy Act, judicial enforcement
4.25.55 (500l-2)
War, economic cost of
12.10.43
War, preventive, unable to defeat communism
12.3.48
War, temptation increased with greater armaments
12.5.51
War, release from moral restraints
3.6.52
War, totality of modern
10.8.53
War, alternatives to
1.19.55
War, and tribalistic impulses
5.27.56
War, with Russia, not inevitable
2.26.59 (3032)
War, generated from expectation of crisis
6.12.64
War, popular emotion causes escalation
2.21.66
War, in
20thCentury, 3.1.66 (SF)
War, and human nature
3.1.66 (SF)
War, preventative, rejected in Vietnam
3.1.66 (SF); 3.21.66(SF)
War, moral impossibility of
3.22.66
War, moral distinctions between types
4.21.66
War, dehumanizing effect of
4.28.66
War, root causes of
5.5.66
War, in American history
10.14.66; 5.5.67; 9.25.67
War, views on, student views concerning, as a threat to democracy, our national character
5.1.69
War, book, The Way We Go To War, praised
5.21.69
War, End the War Amendment, real meaning of
6.24.70
War of
1812, policy of accommodation, 3.1.66 (SF)
War crimes, punishment
1.10.45
War crimes, difficulty of trials for
2.18.45
War crimes, German
10.20.45
War crimes, in China
3.7.66 (SF)
War crimes, Russell Tribunal
5.2.67 (SF)
War crimes, alleged American, in Vietnam
5.25.67 (SF)
War criminals, German and Japanese
9.18.45 (8675-80)
War debts
5.7.46 (4543)
War debts, German
7.30.40
War Making Powers, of Congress
4.3.71
War Making Powers, Nixon criticized
4.16.71
War Making Powers, of Senate, and the Indochina War
5.14.71
War Making Powers, Department of State statement on S.
2956, 3.28.72 (S4912)
War Making Powers, of Congress and Executive
8.17.72 (S13922)
War Making Powers, Eagleton article
1.18.73 (S1007)
War Making Powers, of the Executive, and Cambodia
4.11.73
Ward, Barbara, quoted
2.9.59 (2105); 11.3.59; 11.19.62
Warren, Arkansas, gift from Borculo, Holland
12.8.49
Warren, Earl, rudeness of
3.1.60 (4031)
Washburn, Alex H., gasoline price trend
3.4.74 (S2661)
Washington, DC, Potomac River bridge proposal
6.23.55 (9066-7)
Washington, DC, prohibit chanceries in residential areas
7.5.62 (12742)
Washington, DC, political ignorance of citizens
9.28.63 (18218)
Washington, DC, inability of authorities to maintain order
5.7.68 (SF)
Washington, George, and education
1.15.40
Washington, George, not professional soldier
10.21.52
Washington, George, common sense of
2.2.54 (1106)
Washington Post, influence of
8.25.66 (SF)
Washington Post, criticized
8.2.67 (SF)
Washington Post, editorial on Vietnam
3.7.68 (SF)
Washington Star, commended
7.19.57 (12131)
Washington University, addressed
12.10.69
Water conservation program, Arkansas
2.27.62
Water pollution control
6.22.61 (11068)
Water resources development
4.26.60; 4.27.60; 8.10.60 (16154); 2.28.61 (2786)
Water resources development, military usefulness
4.6.60
Water resources development, appropriation
3.16.65 (SF)
Water resources development, in Arkansas
4.6.60; 6.13.61; 6.18.63; 5.18.65; 5.20.65; 3.4.68
Water rights in Western states
5.28.54 (7313)
Water Valley Reservoir
7.6.61
Waterfowl breeding grounds
5.11.61 (7825)
Waterfowl protection
3.2.62
Watergate, "Face the Nation,"
4.14.73
Watergate, Nixon, Commanger article
5.29.73 (S9788)
Watergate, consequences for the country
4.13.74
Watergate, foreign policy consequences
6.26.74 (S11597)
Watergate, should be laid to rest
8.9.74
Waterman, Julian, eulogy
11.7.53
Waters, Maurice, "China in the U.N.,"
11.14.71 (S18515)
Waterways, inland, Arkansas
3.4.74 (S2665)
Watkins, Charles, tribute
1.6.65 (SF); 8.30.66 (SF)
Watson, Tom, testimony before Foreign Relations Committee concerning impact of war on U.S. economy
6.4.70 (S8376)
Watson, Tom, praised
6.4.70 (SF) S8376
Weather Service, agricultural
5.16.61
Webster, Daniel, quoted
7.30.40
Welfare, Food Stamp programs and
6.17.69 (S6571)
Welfare, improvement upon private charity
7.26.66 (SF)
Welfare Programs, benefits to Arkansas
9.12.62
Welfare Programs, expand
4.3.65
Welles, Sumner, quoted
2.16.43 (1011)
West Indies
2.23.60
Western Arkansas Planning and Development District
1.23.74 (S339)
Western Civilization, shaping forces
11.21.62
Western Civilization, heart of, is Atlantic nations
11.21.62
Western Civilization, fanaticism and violence
12.5.63
Western Civilization, dominant role in underdeveloped nations must be ended
3.22.66
Western Civilization, bad effects on culture of smaller nations
5.5.66
Western Democracies, decline in influence since
1912, 3.7.52
Western Europe, essential to US security
11.14.47
Western Union Messengers, amendment on
4.4.46 (3097-3105)
Westmoreland, General William, visit to US
4.25.67 (SF); 4.27.67 (SF); 4.28.67
Wheat, effects of cheese tariff on
2.18.53 (1177)
Wheat, declining exports
6.22.54 (8600)
Wheat, trade agreement with Russia
7.9.62 (12894-6); 9.17.63 (17152); 11.14.63 (21887); 11.21.63; 12.19.63 (25138-9)
Wheat, and pressure groups
2.24.64 (SF)
Wheat, sale to Russia urged
8.30.65 (SF)
Wheeler, Senator Burton
7.30.40
Wheeler, Senator Burton, quoted
1.7.45
Wheeler, Senator Burton, "American Majority are Isolationists,"
11.30.71 (S19891)
Whisky
2.24.54 (2214)
White, E.B., quoted
4.20.61
Whitehead, Clay, and freedom of press
1.22.73 (S1159)
White River, flood control
4.6.49
Wicke, Tom, "Some War Questions,"
12.1.71 (S21832)
Wiederkehr, Al
1.21.74
Wiley, Senator Alexander
1.10.50
Wiley, Senator Alexander, criticized
7.1.60 (15346-7)
Wiley, Senator Alexander, eulogy
10.30.67 (SF)
Willens, Harold, statement
2.24.72 (S2513)
Willkie, Wendell, Republican repudiation of
10.22.44
Wilson, Charles Morrow, introduction to "Liberia,"
9.74
Wilson, Winston, tribute
4.1.65 (SF)
Wilson, Woodrow
8.11.61 (15618-9); 3.31.68
Wilson, Woodrow, quoted
3.5.49 (1903); 1.19.55; 4.21.61; 1.22.63 (792); 5.6.65
Wilson, Woodrow, quoted on presidential resignation
11.25.46
Wilson, Woodrow, quoted on presidency
7.28.61
Wilson, Woodrow, and World War One
7.30.40
Wilson, Woodrow, and Avirus of executive power
3.4.49 (1875-6)
Wilson, Woodrow, relations with Senate
3.5.49 (1922)
Wilson, Woodrow, tribute
7.28.61
Wilson, Woodrow, views on Senate
9.18.61 (20012)
Wine industry, discriminatory taxes, economic and constitutional aspects
1.21.74
Wiretapping, Kissinger's role, report of Foreign Relations Committee
8.7.74 (S14446)
Women, in politics
10.5.43
Women, legislation for equal rights
1.3.49
Women, increasing importance
5.5.59 (7440)
Women, women's rights, "Flight from Children," by William V. Shannon
7.14.71 (S11105)
Women, letter from Diane Kincaid [Blair] re: ERA
10.20.71 (S16682)
Wood Dowels, modification of duty
7.9.54 (10178-9)
Woods, George
7.26.66 (SF)
Woodward, C. Vann, quoted
3.18.64 (SF)
Wordworth, Larry
4.28.72 (S6957)
World Bank
6.4.65 (SF)
World Bank, increase resources for
4.1.66 (SF)
World Bank, Russian membership suggested
7.26.66 (SF)
World Bank, instrument for internationalizing foreign aid
7.26.66 (SF)
World Bank, vehicle of multilateral aid
10.5.66 (SF)
World Food Congress
7.30.63 (13686-9)
World Court, supremacy of, urged
11.8.45
World Court, should act upon individuals
11.28.45 (11090-2)
World Court, jurisdiction of
11.28.45 (11090-2)
World's Fair Bill
9.14.59 (19571)
World Federalism, practical problems of
11.24.44
World Federalism, presently impractical
6.1.48
World Government, opposed
11.5.62
World opinion
9.21.61
World opinion, worthy of concern
7.24.61 (13247)
World Wars, caused by disequalibrium
10.20.45
World Wars, the civil war of the West
11.19.64
World War One, reasons for entering
7.30.40
World War One, Versailles Treaty, defended
7.30.40
World War One, fought to preserve equality
9.16.42
World War One, failure
6.4.51
World War One, led to communism
3.7.52
World War One, preceded by an arms race
9.9.63 (16535)
World War One, loans and debts
10.29.63 (20507)
World War One, escalation compared to Vietnam
3.21.66 (SF)
World War One, causes
5.5.66
World War One, unquestionably in US interest to enter
10.3.67 (SF)
World War Two
7.30.40
World War Two, American survival dependent upon Great Britain
7.30.40
World War Two, origins in isolationism
2.13.42
World War Two, defense of Civilization
2.13.42
World War Two, need for understanding of own principles in
2.13.42
World War Two, goal is equality
9.16.42
World War Two, compared to US civil War
9.16.42
World War Two, creative peace for
2.1.43
World War Two, aim is world organization
2.1.43
World War Two, aim is to prevent war
4.29.43
World War Two, capture of Germans
2.8.45
World War Two, postwar military discharges
8.20.45
World War Two, errors of demobilization
5.17.46
World War Two, allied policy of unconditional surrender an error
1.19.51
World War Two, demobilization too rapid
1.19.51
World War Two, unconditional surrender policy criticized
3.10.61
World War Two, US excesses against Japan
3.12.65
World War Two, unconditional surrender policy criticized
3.12.61
World War Two, total victory a mistake
3.6.66
Worsthorne, P., "Nixon Playing to Win in Asia,"
3.4.71 (S2455)
Wright-Compton Resolution
10.21.45
Wriston Report
5.22.68 (SF)
Yalta Conference
2.18.45
Yalta, Treaty of
6.3.47 (6248)
Yarborough, Senator Ralphp
8.30.67 (SF)
Yeats, William Butler, quoted
5.5.61
Yellville, progress in
3.4.74 (S2665)
Yemen
11.7.63 (21366-7)
Yemen, Peace talks
8.23.65 (SF)
Yingling, John H., tribute
2.2.61 (1640)
Yoakum, Robert, article concerning brotherhood
6.30.70 (S10240)
Young Americans for Freedom, and Rumanian economic agreement
7.26.65 (SF)
Young Democrat Club of University of Arkansas, statement re: Southeast Asia involvement
12.7.71 (S20762)
Young, Senator, tribute to
12.28.70 (S21191)
Youth, views of Margaret Mead and George Wald
4.18.69
Youth, students, what they can do for peace
6.8.70 (S8536)
Youth, attitude toward students noted
6.25.70 (S9852)
Youth, special sensitivity to social health
12.8.67 (SF)
Yugoslavia, aid
6.28.56 (11251-2); 12.30.56
Yugoslavia, emergency aid
12.8.50 (16343-4)
Yugoslavia, trade
11.8.63 (21510-1); 9.23.64 (SF); 9.24.64 (SF)
Yugoslavia, resistance to Soviet Union
12.8.50 (16352-3)
Yugoslavia, attitude toward West
4.26.51 (4404)
Yugoslavia, policy toward
1.27.57
Yugoslavia, foreign exchange credits
6.6.58 (10446)
Yugoslavia, trade difficulties with Russia
6.6.58 (10446)
Yugoslavia, reasons for US aid to
7.2.59 (12575-5)
Yugoslavia, most favored nation treatment
11.8.63 (21527)
Yugoslavia, US should cooperate with
12.8.64
Yugoslavia, Fulbright Program participation
5.6.65
Yugoslavia, visit by JWF
7.20.65
Yugoslavia, internal conditions in
7.20.65
Yugoslavia, neutrality of
7.20.65
Yugoslavia, history, structure, and leadership
7.20.65
Yugoslavia, US support of nationalism in
3.22.66
Yugoslavia, motives for aid to, in
1948, 5.3.66 (SF)
Yugoslavia, vandalism at Embassy in Washington
1.31.67 (SF)
Zhukov, Marshal Georgi, talks with Eisenhower about democracy
7.19.57 (12126-7)
Zlotys, Polish
4.18.67
Zuckert, Eugene, tribute
9.29.65 (SF)
Title
J. William Fulbright Papers, Second Accession
Status
Completed
Date
1976
Description rules
Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin
Language of description note
Finding aid is written in English.

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