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INDEX Francis R. Valeo Acheson, Dean INDEX Francis R. Valeo Acheson, Dean........................................................................................ 47, 59-60, 137, 687 Administration Committee, House.................................................................... 42, 171, 218 Agriculture Department.................................................................................................. 126 Aiken, George (R-VT).............................................. 206, 263, 293, 298, 343, 386, 772-773 Albert, Carl ....................................................................................... 516, 522-523, 599, 672 Allen, James (D-AL)........................................................................ 328, 852-853, 865-866 Alsop, Joseph............................................................................................................277-278 Anderson, Clinton (D-NM) .............................................................................770, 803-804 Anderson, Jack .........................................................................................................321-322 Anti-War Demonstrations........................................................................................ 521-522 Appropriations Committee (Senate)............52-53, 316, 450-451, 456, 476, 478, 592, 750, 781, 790, 851, 870 Aquino, Corazon..................................................... 726, 734, 882, 885, 888, 895, 897-898 Archivist of the Capitol.................................................................................................... 453 Armed Services Committee (Senate) ..............................................................................848 Atomic Energy Committee, Joint...................................................................................... 72 Austin, Warren (R-VT)......................................................................................................60 Ayub Kahn ...............................................................................................................200-202 Bader, William.................................................................................................................593 Baker, Bobby ........................................................ 150, 153-154, 164-165, 168, 177-178, 224 226-227, 235, 237-238, 257-258, 260-289 381, 442, 460, 473, 795, 820-821 Baker, Howard (R-TN)................................................................................... 498, 864, 868 Baker, Richard.................................................................................................................680 Baldwin, James ................................................................................................................331 Barkley, Alben (D-KY).....................................................................................................664 Bartlett, Edward L. (D-AK) ......................................................................................821-822 Bayh, Birch (D-IN) ................................................................................................... 813-814 Bell, Jack................................................................................................................... 146, 175 Benton, William (D-CT) .................................................................................................... 35 Bentsen, Lloyd (D-TX) .................................................................................................... 497 Biden, Joseph (D-DE) ............................................................................. 146, 487, 859-863 Bipartisanship ....................................................................................................................71 Blair, William ..........................................................................................................705, 708 Bloom, Sol..........................................................................................................................48 Boggs, J. Caleb (R-DE).................................................................................... 244, 355, 697 Bowles, Chester ........................................................................................................... 35, 78 Brademas, John............................................................................................................... 814 Brenkworth, Bob ............................................................................... 447-451, 475-477, 479 Brewster, Daniel (D-MD)................................................................................................ 241 Brezhnev, Leonid............................................................................................................. 387 Bridges, Styles (R-NH).................................................................................... 780-782, 829 Brock, William (R-TN).................................................................................................... 653 Bruce, David ....................................................................................................................546 Buckley, James (R/C-NY) ............................................................................... 487-490, 810 Buckley v. Valeo ..............................................................................................487-490, 810 Buckley, William F. ......................................................................................................... 742 Budget Committee (Senate)....................................................................................592, 870 Bumpers, Dale (D-AR) ............................................................................................635, 863 Bundy, McGeorge.................................................................................................... 356, 379 Burger, Warren................................................................................................................489 Burma ...................................................................................................42-44, 245-246, 366 Busby, Horace ...................................................................................179-180, 207, 213, 221 Byrd, Harry, Jr. (D-VA)............................................................................663, 689, 752-753 Byrd, Harry, Sr. (D-VA)................................................................................................... 752 Byrd, Robert C. (D-WV) ..................................................149, 225, 293, 328, 352, 398, 499 660, 666-670, 674, 730, 826-827, 864 Byrode, Henry .......................................................................................................... 717, 719 Calloway, Ken .......................................................................................................... 525, 535 Cambodia.....................................................................86-87, 91, 99-100, 104, 108, 111, 121 193-194, 246-247, 366-367 387-390, 393, 524-528, 530 Campaign Committee (Senate Democratic) ............................................227-228, 268-269 Campaign Contributions.................................................................. 474-490, 691, 861-862 Campbell, Joseph ..............................................................................................................38 Cannon, Howard (D-NV) ................................................................ 486, 642, 820-821, 861 Carter, Jimmy.....................................191-192, 521, 628, 673-674, 676-678, 806, 816, 845 Case, Clifford (R-NJ)............................................................................................... 279-280 Case, Francis (R-SD) .......................................................................................................238 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) ..........................247, 370, 520, 526, 534, 536, 705, 882 Chavez, Dennis (D-NM) ...........................................................................................851-852 Chennault, Anna.............................................................................................................. 575 Chiang Kai-shek .........................................................20, 24-25, 31, 55, 112, 120, 365, 369, 372, 542, 558-559, 565, 741, 781, 793 China......................................................................2-3, 7-8, 15-34, 48, 55-56, 60-61, 86, 91 92, 120, 160-161, 178, 182, 195-196, 199-200 251, 253, 335, 346, 365, 372-373, 383, 532-556 557-597, 674, 678, 686, 692, 739-743, 781, 789, 793, 856-858 China Lobby..................................................................................................................30-31 Chou En-lai..........................25, 199, 529, 533-535, 538, 540-542, 545, 550, 564-565, 570 Church, Frank (D-ID)...............................................................205, 436, 519-520, 581, 584 Civil Rights Legislation .................................... 233-237, 259, 292, 305-332, 335, 336-344 353, 414, 427, 443, 605, 607, 675 681-682, 749-750, 775, 853, 865 Clark, Joseph S. (D-PA) ........................................... 165, 794-795, 799-800, 807-808, 821 Cloture ............................................................... 235-237, 306, 314, 317-318, 324-328, 330 413-415, 443, 749-750, 853 Cochrane, William........................................................................... 504-505, 641-642, 820 Coe, Jo-Anne L. ......................................................................................................
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