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Kalman, Laura
Karpatkin, Marvin
Kasch, Charlie
Katcher, Leo
Katzenbach, Nicholas
Keck, William
Kelly, John
Kelly, Mike
Kennedy, David
Kennedy, Edward
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Kennedy, John
admiration and respect for Warren
assassination of, initial investigation
Civil Rights Bill
Court appointments
distrust of CIA
inauguration
as presidential candidate
support for Warren Court
See also Warren Commission
Kennedy, Robert
assassination of
and consideration of Hastie for Court
disapproval of John Kennedy’s approach to Coretta King
encounter with Warren’s clerks
endorsement of Court decisions
evasiveness with Warren Commission
plan to overthrow Castro
Voting Rights Act amendment
Kenny, Robert
brief in school segregation case
in governor’s race against Warren
praise for Warren
role in inquiry into Los Angeles riots
support of Warren for attorney general
on Warren’s compassion
Kilgore, Harley
Kinder, Frank .
King, Coretta Scott
King, Earl
King, Martin Luther, Sr. (“Daddy King”)
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
at announcement of Brown decision
assassination of
Atlanta lunch counter sit-in
Birmingham protest
March on Washington
Montgomery bus boycott
Selma-to-Montgomery march
Kinoy, Arthur
Kipling, Rudyard
Kirkpatrick, James J.
Kluger, Richard
Knight, Goodwin
Knight, Harry
Knowland, Joseph
Anti-Racket Council membership
formation of delegation toRepublican National Convention
influence on Warren’s political career
as Warren’s adviser
Knowland, William
on charges against Warren
formation of delegation toRepublican National Convention
manipulation of newspaper report on Warren
senatorial appointment
senatorial campaign
suicide
support for Warren’s gubernatorial candidacy
in Warren delegation toRepublican National Convention
as Warren’s adviser
Korematsu . United States
Kragen, Adrian
Kranwinkle, Douglas
Kreiser, Ralph
Krock, Arthur
Ku Klux Klan
Kuchel, Tom
labor issues
Criminal Syndicalism Act
divisiveness and violence in California
Great Maritime Strike
International Workers of the World (IWW)
Los Angeles Times bombing
Point Lobos case
Pullman strike ()
Lamborn, Ben F.
Landau, Jack
Landsberg, Morrie
Lane, Mark
Langdon, W. H.
Langer, William (“Wild Bill”)
confirmation vote for Warren
deception before Judiciary Committee
letters of protest against Warren
motives for obstructing Warren’s confirmation
neglect of legitimate concerns about Warren
political career
request for FBI investigation of Warren
Langlie, Arthur
Lawery, Hugh T.
Leddy, Clarence
legal practice, state regulation of
legal representation
confessions obtained without
for indigents
legislative powers
legislative redistricting
Lehman, Herbert
Levering Oath
Lewis, Anthony
Lewis, John
libel
Life magazine
Lillie, Mildred
Lindbergh, Charles
Lippmann, Walter
Little Rock school desegregation
Lodge, Henry Cabot
London, Jack
Los Angeles
character and growth of
first black mayor
migration to
organized labor in
Zoot Suit riots
Los Angeles Times
bombing of
founder of
support for Warren
topics covered
Great Maritime Strike
International Workers of the World
Japanese and Japanese-Americans
John Birch Society
loyalty oath
Nixon’s betrayal of Warren
Olson’s inaugural speech
pardon-sale investigation
Pullman strike
Roosevelt’s defense of aliens
Sinclair’s gubernatorial candidacy
Warren’s appointment to Court
Warren’s gubernatorial candidacy
Warren’s health care initiative
Warren’s inaugural address
Loving . Virginia
loyalty oaths
for California public employees
Levering Oath
purpose of
at University of California
Lucas . Colorado General Assembly
Lummis, Charles Fletcher
Lynn, Wally
Lyon, Charles
MacArthur, Douglas
MacGregor, Helen
at announcement of Brown decision
appointment to California Youth Authority board
as Warren’s assistant
on Warren’s courtroom style
during World War
Mapp . Ohio
Marcantonio, Vito
March on Washington
Marshall, Thurgood
appointment to Court
background
cases argued before Court
Brown
graduate school cases
Little Rock school desegregation
esteem for
Martin, Joan
Masons
Mattoon, Everett
Mayer, Louis B.
Mazo, Earl
McCarthy, Joseph
McCloskey, Burr
McCloy, John J.
McCormac, Keith
McCormick, Paul J.
McFadden, Martin
McGee, Richard A.
McGrory, Mary
McHugh, Margaret
McKinney, Jim
McKissick, Floyd
McKnight, Gerald .
McLaurin case
McLemore, Henry
McNabb, F. W.
McReynolds, James .
McWilliams, Carey
criticism of Warren
Factories in the Field
firing of, as commissioner of immigration and housing
inquiry into Los Angeles riots
on Japanese and Japanese-Americans in California’s farm economy
Megladdery, Mark Lee
Mellon, Andrew
Mellon, Thomas
Mendez, Gonzalo
Mendez case
Merriam, Frank
in governor’s race
on labor issues
pardon-sale investigation
pardons
in Republican National Convention () delegation
Meyer, Agnes
Meyer, Eugene
Meyers, Jim. See Warren, Jim (Warren’s son)
Meyers, Nina Palmquist. See Warren, Nina (formerly Nina
Palmquist Meyers)
Miller, Nathan Harry
Minton, Sherman (“Shay”)
Miranda . Arizona
miscegenation
Mitchell, John
Mitchell, Oscar
Moley, Raymond
Montgomery bus boycott
Mooney, Tom
Mosbacher, Cecil
Mosk, Richard
Mosk, Stanley
Mullins, John
Murata, Hideo
Murphy, Albert
Myer, Dillon
Myrdal, Gunnar
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
Naim . Naim
Native Sons of the Golden West
Nelson case
Nabrit, James
Newman, Roger
New Republic
New York Post
New York Times
on Brown school desegregation case
on Engel school prayer case
on feud between Warren and Frankfurter
on moderation of Warren Court
on Warren’s appointment to Court
Warren’s philosophy of liberalism solicited by
New York Times . Sullivan
Newsweek
Neylan, John Francis
Nixon, Richard
anti-Communist hunt
betrayal of Warren
travel toRepublican National Convention
undermining of Warren’s nomination
work for Eisenhower
biographer, Warren’s confrontation with
California governor’s race ()
“Checkers” speech
on conduct of Warren’s confirmation hearings
congressional race
expense fund scandal
National Court of Appeals proposal
political rise
presidency
presidential candidacy
anticipation of Eisenhower’s retirement
at Johnson’s retirement
against Kennedy
senatorial race, defamation of Douglas
Supreme Court, argument before
vice presidential bid
at Warren’s retirement
Watergate
wiretapping operations
Norris, Frank
Nourse, John T.
Oakland Tribune
O’Brien case
obscenity
Octopus, The (Norris)
Ogawa, Tasheto
Ogden, Frank
Older, Fremont
Olney, Warren
appointments to Warren’s staff
consideration for Warren Commission post
efforts against organized crime
friendship with Warren
on internment of Japanese-Americans
Olney, Warren
Olson, Culbert
California chief justice nomination
civil defense planning
contrasted with Warren
difficulties as governor
election as governor
friends and advisers
governor’s race against Warren
on Japanese-Americans
Mooney pardon
obstruction of Warren’s work
on pardon-sale investigation of Merriam
on Pearl Harbor attack
reopening of Point Lobos case
wife’s death
Olson, Richard
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Oswald, Marguerite
Oswald, Marina
Otis, Harrison Gray
Packard, Jeff
Palmer, Kyle
Palmquist, Nina. See Warren, Nina (formerly Nina Palmquist Meyers)
Parker, John
Parks, Bernard .
Parks, Rosa
Parrington, Vernon .
Patterson, Ellis
Patterson, Pat
Patton, George
Pearson, Drew
death
endorsement of Warren for president
friendship with Warren
as intermediary between Warren and Johnson
on timing of Warren’s retirement from Court
Pemberton, John de J., Jr.
Perham, Ina
Perry, Herman
Phelan, James .
Phillips, John
Phillips, Orie
Phleger, Herman
Plank, Buddy
Plank, Ethel. See Warren, Ethel
Plank, Vernon
Plessy . Ferguson
Point Lobos case
police misconduct
police powers
Pollock, Earl
poor people
legal representation for
provision of trial transcripts for
voting rights
Powe, Lucas A., Jr.
Powell . McCormack
Powers, Robert
presidency, Warren’s bid for
nomination
delegation to Republican National Convention
mistrust of Nixon
on Nixon’s betrayal opposition to primaries at Republican National Convention
on seating of delegates
support for Eisenhower
, consideration of candidacy for
President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy. See Warren Commission
Prettyman, E. Barrett, Jr.
prisoners, treatment of
privacy
from intrusion by press
in marriage
Progressive movement
Prohibition
property rights versus equal protection
Pullman strike ()
Purcell, Charles
Radin, Max
Ramsay, Ernest
Rankin, J. Lee
Rankin, John
Ray, James Earl
Rayburn, Sam
Redlich, Norman
Red Monday rulings
Reeb, Jim
Reed, David
Reed, Stanley F.
at announcement of Brown decision
background
on school desegregation (Brown)
swearing-in of Warren Commission
Reed, William
Regan, Ed
Rehnquist, William H.
Republic, If You Can Keep It, A (Warren)
Republican Party
California state chairmanship
Republican National Conventions
Warren’s affiliation with
withholding of support for Brown ruling
See also presidency, Warren’s bid for
Reston, James, comments on
Vinson’s death
vulnerability of Brown decision
Warren Commission findings
Warren’s Court confirmation
Reynolds . Sims
Richardson, Elliot
Roberts, Owen
Robinson, Jackie
Robinson, Spottswood
Robinson and Robinson (law firm)
Rockefeller, Nelson
Roe . Wade
Rogers, A. A.
Rogers, S. Emory
Rogers, William
Rolph, James
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
appointment of Black to Court
on California’s pension plan
Court-packing proposal
defense of aliens
on Hitler’s invasion of Poland
New Deal
reelections
removal of Japanese and Japanese-Americans from California
Roosevelt, James
Roosevelt, Theodore
Roper, Elmo
Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel
Rosenberg, Sophia
Rostow, Walt
Roth, Samuel
Rowland, Arthur
Rowley, Ronald
Ruby, Jack
Ruckelshaus, William
Ruef, Abraham
Rush to Judgment (Lane)<
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Rusk, Dean
Russell, Richard
on Fortas’s nomination to Court
objection to ruling in legislative boundaries case
as Warren Commission member
Sacramento Bee
Sacramento Union
Sakovitz, Ben
Salinger, Pierre
Samish, Artie
Sampsell, Lloyd
San Francisco
character
corrupt politics
earthquake and fires ()
labor issues
plague epidemic
San Francisco Call Bulletin
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Examiner
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Monica Evening Outlook
Schmitz, Eugene
school desegregation
Brown . Board of Education
announcement of decision
applicability to wider matters
cases constituting
conference deliberations, Vinson Court
conference deliberations, Warren Court
Eisenhower’s resistance to
implementation challenges
John Birch Society response separate opinion on District of Columbia component
Southern Manifesto response
unanimity of decision
vulnerability of decision
Warren’s written opinion
California schools
graduate school cases
Little Rock schools
school prayer
Schwarzenegger, Arnold
Scott, Peter Dale
search and seizure
segregation, sanction of (Plessy . Ferguson) . See also desegregation
Seitz, Collins
Selma march
Service . Dulles et al.
Severin, Clarence A.
Seymour, Whitney North
Shattuck, Ed
Shaw, Clay
Shaw, Hartley
Shaw, Mary
Shay, Frank
Sheok, Jee
Sherry, Arthur
Shriver, Sargent
Siegel, Benjamin (“Bugsy”)
Simon, Larry
Sinai, Nathan
Sinclair, Upton
Sipuel case
Sirhan, Sirhan
sit-ins, in rights movement
Small, Merrell F.
Smith, Dana
Smith, Fred
Smith, Howard
Smith Act (Alien Registration Act of)
Sobeloff, Simon
Soul on Ice (Cleaver)
South
antipathy toward Washington
on benefit of segregation to both races
“interposition” notion of constitutional law
response to Brown decision
response to Warren’s eulogy for John Kennedy
targeting of NAACP
See also rights; desegregation; voting rights
South Carolina . Katzenbach
Sparkman, John
Specter, Arlen
Spreckels, Rudolph
Sprigle, Ray
Sproul, Robert Gordon
Bohemian Club membership
nomination of Warren for president
University of California loyalty oath
on Warren’s denunciation of Radin