by Jim Newton
on Marshall’s effectiveness
opinions in Brown
retirement
Bush, Prescott
Butler, Richard
Buxton, Lee
California
cross-filing of party affiliation in elections
during Depression
farmworkers
migration to, in World War
military industry
political leadership collapse
post-World War population surge
Southern Pacific Railroad, political influence of
See also attorney general of California, Warren as; governor of California, Warren as
California Medical Association (CMA)
California Republican Assembly
Call, Asa
Campbell, Gordon
Carrillo, Leo
Carter, Robert
Castro, Fidel
Cavanaugh, Bartley
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Chaffey, George
Chandler, Harry
Chandler, Norman
Chandler, Otis
Chandler, Philip
“Checkers” speech
Chicago Tribune
chief justice of Supreme Court, Warren as
appointment
assumption of position
black chauffeur, trip to Virginia with
civil rights record when appointed
confirmation hearings
charges against Warren
FBI investigation
final vote and confirmation
Langer’s motives in obstructing confirmation
letters of protest against confirmation
neglect of legitimate concerns
Warren’s absence from
friends
health
impeachment efforts by John Birch Society
initial loneliness and confinement
retirement announcement
retirement and departure from Court
See also Warren Court; Warren Court, issues addressed by
Chilton, Richard
Choper, Jesse
Chotiner, Murray
Christopher, Warren
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)
citizenship, right to
civil rights
Birmingham riot
Civil Rights Act
March on Washington
press attention to
Selma march
Warren’s position on
See also desegregation; voting rights; specific cases
Clark, Jim
Clark, Ramsey
Clark, Tom .
background
friendship with Warren
Japanese-American internment efforts
legal opinions
defendant’s right to confront witnesses
school desegregation (Brown)
search and seizure
resignation from Court
Cleaver, Eldridge
Clemencia, Jean
Clifford, Clark
Cline, John M.
CMA (California Medical Association)
Coakley, J. Frank
Colegrove case
Coleman, William
Collier’s magazine
Collins, George
Communism
in aftermath of World War
House Un-American Activities Committee
Korean conflict
loyalty oaths
for California public employees
Levering Oath
purpose of
at University of California
Smith Act (Alien Registration Act of)
spread of
in Truman administration
Warren, pro-Communist charges against
Warren Court cases on
confrontation of witnesses by defendant
Congress of (U.S.)
Alien Registration Act of(Smith Act)
bills on Court’s jurisdiction
Civil Rights Act
Court’s intervention in internal rules of
sanction of school segregation in District of Columbia
Universal Military Training and Service Act ()
Voting Rights Act
Warren confirmation hearings
charges against Warren
FBI investigation
final vote and confirmation
Langer’s motives in obstructing confirmation
letters of protest against confirmation
neglect of legitimate concerns
Warren’s absence from
Connally, John
Conner, Frank
Connor, Bull
Constitution (U.S.)
acceptance of slavery
interposition
as supreme law over states
First Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
applicability of Bill of Rights to states (incorporation)
in Brown case on school desegregation
Court interpretation of
in Plessy case on equal protection
rights granted by
voting rights and
Fifteenth Amendment
Conwell, Russell H.
Cooper, John Sherman
Cooper . Aaron
Corley, James
Cornero, Tony
Cottrell . .
Council of State Governments
Cox, Archibald
Crane, Burton
Creel, George
Criminal Syndicalism Act
Crocker, Charles
Cutler, Fletcher A.
Daily Californian
Daly, John
Daly, Virginia. See Warren, Virginia
Davies, Ronald
Davis, John W.
Dean, James
Debs, Eugene .
Declaration of Independence
Decoto, Ezra
Deep Politics and the Death of JFK (Scott)
DeLoach, Cartha .
Dennis, Eugene
Depression
desegregation
Birmingham riot
California schools
challenges to Jim Crow
graduate school cases
Little Rock schools
military
Montgomery bus boycott
public transportation
sit-in movement
See also Brown . Board of Education
Dewey, Thomas
bids for presidency
pressure on Nixon to abandon vice presidential bid
selection of Warren as running mate
DeWitt, John .
Dinkelspiel, John Walton
Dirksen, Everett
district attorney of Alameda County
Warren as
Becker corruption prosecution
election
midterm appointment
Point Lobos prosecution
political capital gained
supervisory style and staff selection
yacht bandit prosecution
Warren as deputy
acceptance of position
courtroom style and skill
first trial (Taylor syndicalism case)
Dönitz, Karl
double jeopardy
Douglas, Helen Gahagan
Douglas, William O.
advice to Kennedy on Supreme Court nominations
background
contrasted with Warren
legal opinions
police powers
poll tax
privacy in marriage
Rosenberg espionage case
school desegregation (Brown)
on loyalty
visit to Warren during final illness
on Warren’s legacy
Doyle, John
Draper, Murray
Drury, Newton
&nbs
p; Dullea, Charles
Dulles, Allen
Dulles, John Foster
DuPont corporation
Eastland, James
Edson, Peter
Ehrenhaft, Peter
Eighth Amendment
Eisenhower, Dwight
associate justice appointments
desegregation views
Nixon as running mate ()
presidential candidacy
bid for second term
election victory ()
at Republican National Convention ()
support for
Warren’s work for
on Red Monday rulings
Rosenberg espionage case
Warren, appointment as chief justice
Warren, offer of solicitor generalship to
Warren Court, lack of support for
Ely, John H.
Emmons, E. J.
Endangered Dreams (Starr)
Engel case
Engle, Clair
Engs, Judge
Enomoto, Jerry
Ervin, Sam
Escobedo . Illinois
Evans, Norman
Evers, Medgar
“Explorer, The” (Kipling)
Factories in the Field (McWilliams)
Faubus, Orval E.
Faulkner, William
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
analysis of Warren as governor
arrest of aliens after Pearl Harbor attack
investigation of Honey Bear Warren
investigation of Methias Warren murder
refusal to investigate police rights violations
Warren background check
and Warren Commission
cover-up of information relevant to
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (cont.)
findings of leftist affiliations of staff
Ford as FBI informant
inadequate report to
intention to obstruct
leak of Kennedy assassination report to press
reaction to Commission report
See also Hoover, J. Edgar
Fickert, Charles
Fifteenth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
First Amendment
Flannery, Dennis
Fleeson, Doris
Fletcher, Henry P.
Flint, Chester
Ford, Gerald
belief in Kennedy assassination conspiracy theory
as FBI informant
on leftist affiliation of Redlich
membership on Warren Commission
withholding of information about CIA
Fortas, Abe
appointment to Court
Black and
chief justiceship nomination on legal representation for indigents
poem on interracial marriage
on privacy from intrusion by press
resignation from Court
Fourteenth Amendment
applicability of Bill of Rights to states (incorporation)
in Brown school desegregation case
Court interpretation of
in Plessy equal protection case
rights granted by
voting rights and
Frankfurter, Felix
background
on Brennan
as cross-burning target
distancing of Court from controversy
legal opinions
compulsory pledge of allegiance
interracial marriage
legislative boundaries
right to citizenship
school desegregation (Brown)
on Reed
resignation from Court
Warren and
free speech
versus government interests
symbolic speech
Frost, Robert
Gaines case
Gaither, Jim
Garment, Leonard
Garrison, Jim
Giannini . Mario
Gibson, Philip S.
Gideon case
Gideon’s Trumpet (Lewis)
Gillett, James
Gilman, Philip
Ginzburg, Ralph
Ginzburg case
Goldberg, Arthur
Goldwater, Barry
Gomillion case
governor of California, Warren as
accomplishments
budgets
campaign for first term ()
attacks on Olson
conduct of campaign
consultation with Whitaker and Baxter
debate with Olson
decision to run and announcement
election victory
family photograph
funding
nonpartisanship
primary victory
vision and philosophy
campaign for second term ()
campaign for third term ()
centrism
conferences
council of advisers
farewell speech
FBI, relationship with
friendships
health
inaugural addresses
issues and initiatives
anti-Communist loyalty oaths
health insurance
highway system
lobbying
“Mexican school” segregation
open government meetings
organized crime activity
prison system
leadership style
move to Sacramento
Nixon’s congressional campaign
nonpartisanship
pardon of Ramsay (Point Lobos case)
press, relationship with
principles
senate appointments
staff selection
tax cuts
tax increase on gasoline
Time magazine feature
graduate school cases
Graham, Fred
Graham, Phil
Grapes of Wrath, The (Steinbeck)
Graves, Richard
Gray, Leon
Griffin, Francis
Griffin, Robert
Griffiths, Farnham
Griswold case
Grossman, Aubrey
gun control
Haas, Morris
Hagan, H. .
Hagar, Gerald
Haggerty, Cornelius
Haight, Raymond
Halbert, Sherrill
Halverson, Wilton
Hand, Learned
Hanson, Chester
Harlan, John Marshall
appointment to Court
legal opinions
confessions obtained without legal representation (Miranda)
equal protection
free speech
interracial marriage
legislative districting
Warren’s fondness for
Harper . Virginia Board of Elections
Harriman, Averell
Harris, Myron
Harris, Red
Harvey, Richard
Hastie, William
Hearst, Phoebe Apperson
Hearst, William Randolph
Heckendorf, Percy
Heller, Edward
Henderson, Betty Foot
Heney, Francis
Herrick, Allan
Heyman, Ira Michael
Hichborn, Franklin
Hickok, Lorena
Higgins, Preston
Hill, James and Elizabeth
Hill, Oliver
Hirabayashi, Kiyoshi
Hiss, Alger
Hodgehead, Beverly
Holland, Max
Hollywood, anti-Communist campaign against
Holton, Karl
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover, J. Edgar
consultation with Warren on Anti-Racket Council
criticism of Red Monday rulings
friendship with Warren
on Japanese-Ame
ricans during wartime
at leak of Kennedy assassination report
on Warren’s election as governor
See also Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hopkins, Harry
Hopkins, Mark
Hosty, James
Houser, Frederick
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Houston, Charles
Howser, Frederick
Hughes, Charles Evans
Hulse, Al
Humphrey, Hubert
Huntington, Collis
Huntington, Henry
Huston, Luther
I, Governor of California . . . (Sinclair)
indigents. See poor people
integration. See desegregation
International Workers of the World (IWW)
interracial marriage
Irvine case
Jackson, Mahalia
Jackson, Robert H.
ambitions for chief justiceship
at announcement of Brown decision
background
death
on finality of Court decisions
on police misconduct
as prosecutor in Nuremberg war-crimes trials
on school desegregation (Brown)
Jahnsen, Oscar
closing of dog tracks
discovery of wiretap in governor’s suite
investigation of Methias Warren murder
raids on gamblers
selection for district attorney staff
supervision of governor’s mansion renovation
Japanese and Japanese-Americans
allegiance of
in California’s farm economy
calls for apology for internment of
fear of sabotage by
growing sentiment against
imprisonment of
initial restraint toward
Korematsu . United States
maps of leased land and property
military action against
preparation for government action against
return from internment
Tolan Committee on migration
Jaworski, Leon
Jefferson, Thomas
Jencks, Clinton
Jenner, Albert
Jenner-Butler bill
Jerome, John (“Black Jack”)
Jeter, Mildred
JFK (movie)
John Birch Society
Johns, Barbara
Johnson, Grove
Johnson, Hiram
Johnson, Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon
anticrime legislation proposal
appointment of Fortas to Court
appointment of Warren’s successor
assumption of presidency
Civil Rights Act
civil rights record
decision not to seek second term
defeat of Jenner-Butler bill
on effectiveness of legislative system
friendship with Warren
preoccupation with Vietnam
promotion of Clark to attorney general
selection of Goldberg as UN ambassador
on Selma march and voting rights
Warren Commission formation
Johnston, Olin
Jones, Walter
Jordan, David Starr
Jorgensen, Frank
justices of Supreme Court. See chief justice of Supreme Court, Warren as; specific justices
