conference
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
Roosevelt, John
Roosevelt, Theodore
Roosevelts, Hyde Park
Root, Elihu
Roth, Philip
Rousseau, Jean Jacques
Rovere, Richard
Rusk, Dean
Ruskin, John
Sackville-West, Vita
St. Paulâs
Saint-Beuve
Saint-Just, Louis de
Salinger, Pierre
Sallust
Saltonstalls
Salvation Army
Sandel, Michael
Sargent, John Singer
Sartor Resartus (Carlyle)
Saturday Evening Post, The
Scheer, Robert
Schiff, Dorothy
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
Age of Jackson, The
The Age of Roosevelt
Bobbyâs presidential race and
conversion to Kennedy cause
Robert Kennedy and His Times
seminars arranged by
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Sr.
Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy
Schlossberg, Ed
Schmidt, Benno
Secret Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sedgwick, Edie
Seigenthaler, John
Self-confidence
community and
compassionâs role in nurturing
Kennedys and
as mass problem
over-confidence
see also Individual effort, change as result of
Senate, U.S.
Foreign Relations Committee
McCarthyâs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Ribicoff hearings on urban poverty
see also names of individual senators
Separate Peace, A (Knowles)
Sexual revolution
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, George Bernard
Sheehan, Neil, see Cold War
Sheridan, Walter
Shriver, Eunice Kennedy
Siegenthaler, John
Silver King
Silverman, Sam
Sirhan Sirhan
Skakel, Ethel, see Kennedy, Ethel
Skull and Bones
Smith, Adam
Smith, Jean Kennedy
Smith, Jerome
Smith, Steve
Social Register
Social Register Association
Social Security Act
Society of the Cincinnati
Solbert, Peter
Sorensen, Theodore
South Africa
South Vietnam
see also Vietnam War
Soviet Union
Cold War, see Cold War
Spalding, Chuck
Sparta
âSpecial impactâ funds
St. Paulâs
State Department, U.S.
China hands and
Vietnam War and
Stein, Jules
Stevenson, Adlai
Bobbyâs Senate race and
career of
judged too weak to be president
presidential races
Schlesinger and
as UN ambassador
Stevenson, Adlai Ewing
Stevenson, Letitia
Stimson, Henry
Stimsonian statesmen
administrative state and
backgrounds of
Bobbyâs break with
defined
demise of
factions
free market economy and
Johnson and
lack of intellectual and imaginative excellence among
lack of political base
national security state and
paternalistic view of government
pleasures of the empire and
practical achievements of
problem of individual self-confidence and
public service and
reverence of English aristocracy
schooling of
spiritual life and
Stimsonian establishment
twentieth-century liberalism and
welfare state and
see also names of individuals
Stover at Yale (Johnson)
Styron, William
Suffering, human
Bobbyâs compassion for
the paternalistic state and
Sunday-night supper club
Sunday Telegraph
Supreme Court
Lemon test
New Deal and
Swanson, Gloria
Syme, Ronald
Tacitus
Taft, Robert A.
Tampa, Florida
Tancred (Disraeli)
Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, Telford
Teamsters Union
âTeddyâs Women Problem/Womenâs Teddy Problemâ
Thomas, Evan
Thoreau, Henry David
Time
Tocqueville, Alexis de
Tory Party
To Seek a Newer World (Kennedy)
âTradition and the Individual Talentâ
Tree, Ronald
Trilling, Diana
Trilling, Lionel
Truman, Harry S
Truman Doctrine
Tuchman, Barbara
Turkey
United Nations
University of Virginia Law School
Updike, John
Urban riots of 1967
Vance, Cyrus
vanden Heuvel, William
Victura
Vidal, Gore
Vietnam
Vietnam War
Bobby and
Dien Bien Phu
Tet offensive
Village Voice, The
Wagner, Robert
Wagner Act
Walden (Thoreau)
Wales, Prince of
Walinsky, Adam
Bedford Stuyvesant restoration project and
Police Corps and
Wallace, George
Walton, Bill
Warren Commission report
Washington, George
Washington Monthly, The
Wasserman, Lew
Watson, Thomas J., Jr.
Watts riots of 1965
Waugh, Evelyn
Wayne, John
Weld, William
Welfare state
Bobby and, see Kennedy, Robert F.