Before the Storm (134 page)

United Press International (UPI)

United Republicans of California

United Specialties

United States Chamber of Commerce

United States Steel Company

Uris, Leon

Uses of the University, The
(Kerr)

Utt, James

U2 incident

Valenti, Jack

Vance, Cyrus

Vandenberg, Arthur

Vanocur, Sander

Vassar College

Venezuela

Veterans Right to Work Committee

Victor Publishing Company

Vidal, Gore

Vienna Summit (1961)

Viereck, Peter

Vietnam ; American troops in,

and

Berkeley protests; Buddhist

protesters in; Diem

government overthrown in,

Goldwater on,

Lodge as ambassador to,

Nixon

on; Tonkin Gulf incident in,

Viguerie, Richard

Villa, Pancho

Virginia, University of

Virginia primary

Virgin Islands, U.S.

Volkswagen Beetle

Volunteers for Goldwater

Wagner Act,
see
National Labor Relations Act

Walker, General Edwin

Wallace, DeWitt

Wallace, George ;

anticommunism of; integration of

University of Alabama opposed by,

Ivy League tour of,

Playboy
interview with;

in primaries,

Republican courtship

of

Wallace, Henry

Wallace, James

Wallace, Mike

Wall Street Journal
132

Walton, Rus

Wannamaker, W. W., Jr.

Warburton, Herbert

War Department, U.S.

Ware, Dick

Warhol, Andy

Warner, Jack

Warner Gear company

War on Poverty

Warren, Earl

Warren, Robert Penn

Warren Commission Report

Washington, George

Washington Press Club

Watson, Thomas J.

Wayne, John

Wealth of Nations
,
The
(Smith)

Webb, Jack

Wedemeyer, General Albert C.

Weinberg, Jack

Weinberger, Caspar

Welch, Robert

Welch Mailing Committee

Wellesley College

Wells, Robert “Fighting Bob”

Welsh, Matthew

Western Geophysical

West Point

We, The People!

Where I Stand
(Goldwater)

Whig Party

White, Bunny

White, Byron

White, Frederick Clifton “Clif”

attempts to

control far-right fringe by,

background of; Citizens

for Goldwater-Miller directed by,

delegate count by

and Draft Goldwater Committee,

fund-raising

by; and

Kitchel's campaign management,

and morality issue,

and 1964 Republican

Convention,

and Nixon

candidacy; RNC chairmanship

sought by;

Southern strategy of,

and state conventions,

and Young Republicans,

White, Harry Dexter

White, Teddy

White, William

Whitney, Jock

Whittaker & Baxter

Whittier College

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
(Albee)

Why Not Victory?
(Goldwater)

Whyte, William H.

Wickard v. Filburn
(1942)

Wildavsky, Aaron

Wilkins, Roy

Williams, John

Williams, Roger

Williams Air Force Base

Willis, Benjamin

Willkie, Wendell

Wills, Chill

Wills, Garry

Willson, Meredith

Wilson, Harold

Wilson, Richard

Wilson, Woodrow

Winning Side, The
(de Toledano)

Wirtz, Willard

Wisconsin, University of

Wisconsin primary

Witness (Chambers)

Wofford, Harris

Wolfe, Tom

Women's National Press Club

Wood, General Robert E.

Wood River Oil & Refining Company

Woodruff, Robert

Woolworth's, picketing by civil rights activists of

Workman, William D., Jr.

Works Progress Administration (WPA)

World Court

World Federalists

World Press Syndicate

World Series

World Trade Organization

World War I

World War II

(John)

Birch in; Goldwater in;

Lodge in; Manion during;

movies about; Rockefeller during,

Scranton in; Walker in,

Wedemeyer in; Welch during,

(Clif) White in

Worsthorne, Peregrine

Wright, Loyd

Wunderman, Lester

Wyckoff, Gene

Wycliffe Bible Translators

Wyoming, University of

Wyoming Republican Party

Yale University,

Law

School

Yalta Conference

Yarborough, Ralph

Yarmolinsky, Adam

Yerger, Wirt

Yorty, Sam

Young, Stephen

Young Americans for Freedom (YAF),

anticommunism of,

at Berkeley;

Buckley's speech to 1964 convention

of; and Draft Goldwater

Committee; founding

of; Madison Square

Garden rally of; at

National Student Association

Congress; and Newburgh

welfare controversy; at 1964

Republican Convention;

Reagan honored by; Viguerie

hired as executive director of

Young Communist League

Young People's Socialist League

Young Republicans ; at

Berkeley; and civil rights,

conservative takeover

at 1963 National Convention of,

at

1964 Republican Convention,

(Clif) White and,

Youngstown Sheet & Tube

Youth for Goldwater

Youth for Goldwater for Vice President

Youth for Goldwater-Miller

Yugoslavia

Zanzibar

Zapata, Emiliano

Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr.

Zionism

Zoll, Allen

PERMISSIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following for permission to reprint photographs and other images in this book: Hillsdale College Freedom Library for the photograph of Clarence Manion; Bettmann/Corbis for the photographs of Orval Faubus, George Romney, and William F. Buckley Jr; the Arizona Historical Foundation at Arizona State University for the photographs of Barry Goldwater in an airplane cockpit and with Richard Nixon in Phoenix, Arizona, and for the image captured from a Goldwater campaign commercial; AP/Wide World Photos for the photograph of Governor and Mrs. Rockefeller on vacation, the two photographs of Alabama governor George Wallace, and the photograph of unoccupied Mississippi delegate seats at the 1964 Democratic Convention;
The New York Times
for the photograph of Barry Goldwater on stage at the Young Americans for Freedom rally; the John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs at Ashland University for the photograph of F. Clifton White; TimePix for the reproduction of the September 27, 1963, cover of
Time
featuring George Wallace; the Pennsylvania State University for the photograph of William Scranton; Black Star Images for the photograph of Henry Cabot Lodge; the Bentley Historical Library at the University of Michigan for the photograph of George Romney; the Margaret Chase Smith Library and Eugene Payne for Mr. Payne's political cartoon, originally published in
The Charlotte Observer;
Herblock Cartoons for the three cartoons by Herblock involving Richard Nixon, originally published in
The Washington Post;
Ted Streshinsky for his two photographs of San Francisco during the 1964 Republican Convention; the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library for the anti-Goldwater “Cures for What Ails America” brochure; Jameson Campaigne for the photograph of the yard sign reading “To Hell with Urban Renewal” and the racially charged Goldwater brochure; the Democratic National Committee for the three images captured from the Johnson campaign's “Daisy” commercial; Phyllis Schlafly for the reproduction of the cover of her book
A Choice Not an Echo;
and Edmonds Associates for the images captured from the film
A Time for Choosing.

Fair and reasonable effort has been made to locate the copyright holders of all other images herein.

Copyright © 2001 by Rick Perlstein

 

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eISBN : 978-1-568-58412-6

1. Goldwater, Barry M. (Barry Morris), 1909-1998. 2. United States—
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government—1961-1963. 4. United States—Politics and government—
1963-1969. 5. Conservatism—United States—History—20th century.
6. Presidents—United States—Election—1964. I. Title.

 

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