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ABA (American Bar Association), 72, 77–78
Abagnale, Frank, Jr., 263
Abplanalp, Robert, 164
Action for Legal Rights, 79
Adelson, Sheldon, 352
African-Americans. See Civil rights movement; Mississippi; Racism; Selma, Alabama
Akers, John, 271, 277–78. See also United Way case
Alabama. See also Selma, Alabama.
death of Jimmie Lee Jackson in, 36–37
Perry county, 50–51
Alaska. See also Alaska Pipeline case
Alyeska and, 230
Cook Inlet Region, Inc., 220–21, 235
flight as common transportation mode in, 223
quirkiness of, 223
Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, 220
Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, 231
Alaska Pipeline case, 220–32. See also Alyeska
Alaska Pipeline Commission, 221–22
Alyeska, definition of, 221
background of case, 221–23
as catalyst for founding of IGI, 220, 231
investigation of pipeline problems, 225–28
members of investigative team, 223–25
mission of investigation, 222
report to Alaska Pipeline Commission, 230
report to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 231
value of investigators vs. attorneys to case, 231
Alaska Pipeline Commission, 221–22. See also Alaska Pipeline case; Alyeska
Albert, Carl, 118
Alexander, Clifford, 246
All the President’s Men (Bernstein and Woodward), 150
Alyeska
definition of, 221
Bechtel as project management firm, 225–27
budget for pipeline, 221–22
effect of climate on pipeline construction, 227
project mismanagement of, 227–30
subpoenas for, 225–26
Teamsters union, 228
time card abuse in, 229
American Bar Association (ABA), 72, 77–78
on Nixon “enemies list,” 123–24
Appalachian Research and Defense Fund (AppalReD), 77
Aramony, Bob, 270
Aramony, William
allegations about, 264–65
attorney-client privilege and, 279
background on, 267–68
behavior of, 266, 268, 271–73, 280
conviction and sentencing of, 278
indictment of, 278
investigation strategy on, 266–67
lifestyle of, 268–69
popularity of, 265
property of, 268–71
resignation of, 276–78
retirement benefits for, 277, 279–80
salary of, 268
son Bob, 270
Steve Paulachak and, 272
successes of, 264–65
Washington Post on, 275–77
Armstrong, Scott, 112, 131, 144
Egil “Bud” Krogh and, 176–77
General Tire and Rubber Company investigation and, 211–14
as Watergate leak, 112
Army, United States, 245–46. See also Thornwell, James
Atlanta Child Murders case, 246–47
Attorney-client privilege exemption, 165, 177, 178, 279
Attorney’s Office, U.S., in the Southern District of New York (Manhattan). See also Morgenthau, Robert
Civil Rights Division compared to, 60–61, 63
organized crime unit of, 61–63
prestige of, 60
Auburtin, Mary, 50–51
Baerwald, Kathryn, 273
Bain Capital
Bebe Rebozo and, 343
business practices of, 343–44
investors of, 343
secrecy of, 343
Baker, Howard, 104, 106, 114, 156, 173
bipartisanship of, 104, 106, 108, 184, 206
on subpoena of President Nixon, 131–32
Baltimore Sun, 293
Barnette, Horace Doyle, 31
Barrett, Jack, 328–29
Barzini, Tino, 62–63
Bechtel Corporation, 225–27
Bell, Beverly, 82n
Bellino, Carmine, 110–11
Bebe Rebozo and, 166–67
Bennett, Robert (Nixon aide), 171, 172
Bennett, Robert S. (Washington attorney), 291–92
background of, 291
Monica Lewinski and, 291–92
Bernhard, Berl, 274
and United Way case, 275–79
Bernstein, Carl, 101–3, 134, 150, 234, 312
Berrigan, Daniel
antiwar activities of, 81–82
FBI surveillance of, 81
antiwar activities of, 81–82
author’s meeting with, 83–84
background of, 84–85
correspondence with Sister Elizabeth McAlister, 85–86
FBI surveillance of, 81
idealism of, 86
opening statement of, 88–89
Berrigan case
celebrities attending trial, 88
closing arguments of, 94–95
J. Edgar Hoover and, 81–82, 85, 92–93
Harrisburg location for, 83
Ramsay Clark and, 82–83, 87, 91–92, 94–95
verdicts on, 95
wiretaps in, 95–96
Bird, Terry, 224
Bisceglie, Anthony, 257
Bissell, Richard, 194
Bittman, William, 303
Blech, Arthur, 168
Bleiler, Andy, 301
“Bloody Sunday,” 37–39, 48, 51–52
Blumenthal, Sidney, 303–4, 307–8
Bombs. See Unabomber
Boston
housing projects in, 219–20
NAACP in, 217–18
racial segregation in, 217–19
schools in, 217–19
Boston School Committee, 217
Boudin, Kathy, 83
Bradlee, Ben, 101–2
Bradley, Bill, 66
Bradley, Dan, 68
Bragdon, Henry, 5
Breslin, Jimmy, 34
Brezhnev, Leonid, 125
Brooks, Margaret Clay, 48
Brown, Lee, 246
Brown & Williamson, 306–7
Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 207
Buchanan, Patrick J., 138–39
Buckley, John (“Fat Jack”), 76
Burton, Dan, 296–97
Bush, George H. W., 293
on credibility of John Dean, 125
Stephen Glass on, 284
Bush, George W., 142, 243, 331
allegations against, 352
vs. John Kerry, 347–49
vs. John McCain, 353
Supreme Court nominees of, 344–45
Butterfield, Alexander, 130–31
Byrne, Judge William Matthew, 122
California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA), 60, 71
Calley, William, 348
Campaign Facts, 229
Campaign finance laws, 184, 352. See also Hughes, Howard
Campbell, Barbara, 69
CAP (Community Action Program), 66
Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., demonstration at, 58–59
Carlucci, Frank, 69
Carville, James, 304
Castro, Fidel
Operation Gemstone and, 174–75, 188
U.S. assassination plan for, 174–75, 194
Catch Me If You Can (film), 263
Catholics. See Berrigan case
Caulfield, Jack, 101, 117, 167, 170–71
Center on Corporate Responsibility, 104
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). See also Gottlieb, Dr. Sidney
assassination plan for Fidel Castro, 174–75, 188
author’s legal counsel for, 188–89
Church Committee and, 6
congressional hearings on, 188
drug experimentation on Americans, 195
Frank Olson and, 186–87, 195–96
revelations about, 187–88, 202–4
Seymour Hersch exposé in New York Times, 187
vulnerability of agency to prosecution, 189
Chaney, James
disappearance of, 10–11
and Freedom Summer, 9–10
group implicated in murder of, 31–32
Chapin, Dwight, 136–37
Chávez, Asdrubal, 338
Chávez, Hugo, 338–40
Alberto Ibargüen and, 339
Miami Herald against, 339–40
Cheney, Dick, 67
Chotiner, Murray, 172
Church Committee. See Gottlieb, Dr. Sidney
CIA. See Central Intelligence Agency
Citizens United, 352
A Civil Action (film), 240
Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice. See also Mississippi; Selma, Alabama
author’s partner Marty, 29–30
Bud Sather, 20–23
Harold Tyler, 15
investigation of Philadelphia murders by, 13–14, 15, 17, 18, 20–25, 26–28, 31
John Doar, 15, 16–17, 18, 38–39, 46–47, 49
legal basis for investigating Philadelphia murders, 13, 33
strategy for investigating Philadelphia murders, 18–19, 21–22
and voter registration in South, 19–20
Civil rights movement
“Bloody Sunday,” 37–39, 48, 51–52
burning of Mount Zion church, 10
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 10, 15
demonstrations in Selma, Alabama, 37–38, 41–42
Fanny Lou Hamer, 47
James Meredith, 16
Martin Luther King Jr., 9, 16, 22, 36–37, 42–43, 58
NAACP, 217–8
Philadelphia murders, 10–11, 13–15, 17–18
Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC), 36–37
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 14, 37
voter discimination, 9, 16, 19, 35–36
Voting Rights Act, 45, 49–51, 59
Clancy, Tom, 28
Clark, Bill, 5
Clark, Sheriff Jim, 37, 40–41, 43, 49
Clark, Ramsey
Berrigan case and, 82–83, 87, 91–92, 94–95
summation strategy of, 94–95
Clawson, Kenneth, 140n
Clinton, Bill
campaign contributions to, 295–96
Dan Burton and, 296–97
denial of affairs, 299
Drudge Report allegations about, 292
enemies of, 293–94
Gennifer Flowers and, 299
government shutdown and, 290
impeachment of, 292
vs. impeachment of Richard Nixon, 309–11
media on, 311–12
official charges in, 311
partisanship related to, 312–13
Senate vote against, 308
Janet Reno and, 294–95
Kathleen Willey and, 300
Kenneth W. Starr and, 292, 295, 302
Linda Tripp and, 299–300
Monica Lewinsky and, 299–302, 308
Paula Jones and, 292, 299, 301
Clinton, Hillary, 293, 304, 305
COFO. See Council of Federated Organizations
Cohn, Jonathan, 286
Committee to Re-Elect the President (CREEP), 115, 125
Community Action Program (CAP), 66
Conducting Complex Fact Investigations (Lenzner, T.), 239
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 10, 15
Cook Inlet Region, Incorporation, 220–21
CORE (Congress of Racial Equality), 10, 15
Corruption. See also specific cases
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, 214–15
General Tire and Rubber Company, 213–15
Hugo Chávez and, 353–54
Marty Sweig, 7–8
Corsi, Jerome, 349–50
Council of Federated Organizations (COFO), 10, 41
Cox, Archibald
Howard Hughes and, 153
Watergate investigation and, 113–14, 143–44
Cox, William, 33–34
CREEP (Committee to Re-Elect the President), 115, 125
CRLA (California Rural Legal Assistance), 60, 71
Culver, John, 41–42
Cunningham, William, 82–83
Curtis, Bob, 211–15
Daley, Richard M., 70–71
Danner, Richard (“Dick”), 165–66, 181
as general manager of Frontier Hotel, 158–59
Greenspun on, 163
John Mitchell and, 160–63
Dash, Sam, 5, 105–7, 109, 111, 114, 125–26, 180
as adviser to Kenneth Starr, 295, 310
Alexander Butterfield and, 130–31
approach to Watergate hearings, 309
Pat Buchanan and, 139
Davidson, Thomas, 82n
Davidson, William, 82n
Davis, A. D., 182–83
author’s meeting with, 123–24
background of, 120
firing of, 122
George H. W. Bush on, 125
Jack Anderson and, 121, 123–24
on Operation Gemstone, 147, 170
Richard Moore and, 125–26
testimony of, 121–22, 125, 147–48
Dee, Henry, 15
Dellinger, Dave, 56
Democratic National Committee, 295–96
contributions to, 295–98
Demonstrations. See also Selma, Alabama
by Howard University law students, 74–75
Department of Justice, U.S., 6, 11, 13, 38, 160–63. See also Civil Rights Division; Legal Services Program
Diana, Princess of Wales. See also al-Fayed, Mohamed
death of, 314–16
investigation of death, 320–22
DiGenova, Joseph, 302
after death of Medgar Evers, 34
background of, 15
Bob Moses and, 41
dedication to career, 34
Jimmy Breslin on, 34
Philadelphia murder investigation and, 15, 16–17, 18, 20, 21, 31, 33
Selma to Montgomery march, 46–47
strategy of, 18–19, 21–22, 31, 52
Dole, Bob, 140
Donahue, Harry, 230
Douglas, Boyd, 83, 85, 86–87, 89, 127
cross-examination of, 90–92
FBI on, 93
incriminating correspondence of, 89–90, 91–92
Philip Berrigan defense of, 89, 93
Draft boards, 81–82, 89. See also Berrigan case
Drexel Burnham Lambert, 257, 258–61
apathy of, 260–61
collapse of, 262–63
due diligence for, 258
Drudge Report, 292
Dulles, Allen, 198
Edmisten, Rufus L., 111–12, 132–34
Egan, Sister Jogues, 82n
Ehrlichman, John, 100–101, 114, 118
attempted bribe of Judge William Matthew Byrne, 122
memo re J. Paul Getty to, 164
resignation of, 122
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 100, 194
Elizabeth II, Queen, 319
author’s meeting with, 98
background of, 96–97
El Salvador, 343
Emanuel, Rahm, 304
Epstein, Charles, 253
Ernst & Whinney, 261–62
Ervin, Sam, 5, 104–6, 107–8, 124, 129, 131–2, 175, 353
acceptance of author on Watergate Committee staff, 105–7
Bebe Rebozo and, 166
“double-barreled challenge” to White House, 120–21
Howard Baker and, 108
Falco, Mathea, 69
al-Fayed, Mohamed, 317, 318–19, 320–21, 328
author’s meeting with, 316–19
British government against, 320–21
British inquest and, 326–27
conspiracy theories of, 318–19, 321, 324–27
Henri Paul and, 328
Oswald LeWinter and, 323–24
security for, 316–17
white Fiat and, 318, 320–21, 325
FBI. See Federal Bureau of Investigation
FCC. See Federal Communications Commission
Federal Alaska Pipeline Commission, 222
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 14, 42–43, 302–3
Berrigan case and, 81–82
Boyd Douglas and, 93
Mohamed al-Fayed and, 318, 321, 324–25
Unabomber and, 256–57
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 155, 210, 215, 216
RKO TV station and, 215–16, 232
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 222, 231–32
Fleming, Peter, 134
Flowers, Gennifer, 299
Flug, Jim, 113
Edward Kennedy and, 341–42
FOIA. See Freedom of Information Act
Forbes Digital Tool, 282–83
Ford, Gerald R., 187
on Frank Olson, 189–90
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, 214–15
Frates, William, 164
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 201, 245
Freedom Summer, 10–11, 13. See also Civil rights movement; Mississippi; Selma, Alabama
Gallup, George, 138
Garment, Leonard, 133
Gateway computer company, 285–86
Gelernter, David, 252–53
General Tire and Rubber Company, 249
bribery by, 214–15
corruption at, 213–15
David Mugar and, 210–15
Howard Swires and, 211, 212–15
secret bank account from, 214–15
Genovese family, 61–62, 150, 175
George magazine, 288
Gesell, Gerhard, 200–201
Getty, J. Paul, 164
Giancana, Sam, 174–76
Gingrich, Newt, 352
Glass, Stephen, 281–89
background on, 281–82
Charles Lane and, 282–84, 286, 288
“Deliverance” article by, 285–86
falsified notes of, 284–88
on FedEx, 282–86
firing of, 283
“Hack Heaven” article by, 282–83, 286–87
Jukt Micronics and, 282–83, 287
Martin Peretz on, 281–82
Glenn, John, Jr., 297
Goldberg, Lucianne, 300
Goldwater, Barry, 69
Goodman, Andrew
disappearance of, 10–11
and Freedom Summer, 9–10
group implicated in murder of, 31–32
Gottlieb, Dr. Sidney, 6
author’s meeting with, 190–92
background of, 193–94
and CIA assassination programs, 194–95, 198–200
defense strategy for, 196–204
Edward Kennedy and, 201–4
handwriting analysis and, 191–92
lawsuit for, 200–201
LSD experimentation and, 189–90, 195–96, 198
60 Minutes and, 245
Greenspan, Alan, 284
Greenspun, Hank
author’s meeting with, 149–56
Edmund Muskie and, 148–49
and Howard Hughes–Richard Nixon relationship, 147, 151–53, 158–61, 163
Operation Gemstone and, 147–53, 156–57, 163, 171–72, 183
on Richard Danner, 163
Gurney, Edward, 108
Haig, Alexander
Jimmy Carter and, 207
on Operation Gemstone, 177–78
partisanship over, 204–8
Watergate scandal and, 204–5
Haldeman, H. R., 100, 119, 122, 130, 144, 164
Hamer, Fanny Lou, 47
Hanrahan, John, 234
Harr, Jonathan, 240
Harris, Lou, 118
Harris, T. O., 50–51
Harrisburg Seven. See Berrigan case
Harvard College, 6
Harvard Law School, 4, 6–7, 11
Harvard University Board of Overseers, 79
Helms, Richard, 201
Hesburgh, Father, 296
Hicks, Louise Day, 217
Hoover, J. Edgar
Berrigan case and, 81–82, 85, 92–93
Tom Charles Huston on, 119
wiretaps and, 42–43
Hope, Bob, 88
Archibald Cox and, 153
Bebe Rebozo and, 152, 158–59, 163–70, 173, 177, 180–82
contributions from, 152, 155, 159, 163, 165–66, 170–71
Department of Justice and, 160–63
Donald Nixon and, 146–47, 159, 172
Hank Greenspun and, 150–56
John Mitchell and, 160–63, 171, 173–74
memos from, 153–56
Operation Gemstone and, 147, 150–66, 168–77, 180–84, 205, 231, 350
Richard Nixon, favors to, 159–63
Robert Maheu and, 151, 153–54, 156–60, 166, 169, 172–74, 182, 188
subpoenas for, 169–70
Hughes Hubbard & Reed, 261
Humphrey, Hubert, 182
Hunt, E. Howard, 172, 187, 303
Huston, Tom Charles, 118–19
Ibargüen, Alberto, 339
IGI. See Investigative Group International
Impeachment
history of, 308–9
of Richard Nixon, 174–75, 181, 184, 309–11
Starr Report, 308
Independent Counsel Reauthorization Act, 294–95
Internal Revenue Service (IRS), 63
Larry O’Brien and, 177, 179–80
Investigative Group International (IGI), 220, 234–51. See also specific cases
Atlanta Child Murders case, 246–47
David Copperfield and, 237
divorce disputes and, 249–50
ethics in, 247–49
extortion case, 243–44
family money case for, 241
foreign contractors for, 236–37
founding team of, 234
investigating Romney’s Democratic opponents for governor, 345
investments case, 243
Larry Potts and, 237–38
locations of, 236
mergers and acquisitions cases, 235
movie director case, 328–33
singer case, 333–38
stocks case, 242
surveillance by, 249–50
W. R. Grace & Company case, 239–40
Iraqi war, 347–48
IRS. See Internal Revenue Service
Jackson, Jimmie Lee, 36–37
Jaworski, Leon, 181
Johnson, Frank M., 37–38
and Selma march, 44–45
Johnson, Lyndon B., 49, 52–53, 116
antiwar demonstration and, 57–58
Robert Maheu and, 182
on voting, 44–45
Jones, Paula
and Bill Clinton, 292, 299, 301
Joseph, Fred, 261
Kaczynski, David, 254–57
Kaczynski, Theodore (“Ted”). See Unabomber
Kadane, Kathy, 234
Kalmbach, Herb
on Bebe Rebozo, 165–66
Jack Anderson and, 135
on Operation Gemstone, 165–66, 176
Watergate investigation, 110–11
Katzenbach, Nicholas, 54–56, 57–58, 59, 296
Kelly, Martin Douglas, 139–40
Kelly, Michael, 281–83
Kendall, David, 308
Kennan, George, 195
Kennedy, Edward (“Ted”), 42, 101, 113, 117–18
Fidel Castro and, 174–75
Jim Flug and, 341–42
reelection of, 341–45
Sidney Gottlieb and, 201–4
assassination of, 315
Kennedy, John F., Jr., 288
Kennedy, Michael, 340
author’s gift to, 54
voting rights lawsuits, 16
Kerry, John F.
author’s meeting with, 349–50
George W. Bush and, 347–52
Jerome Corsi and, 351–52
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 347–48
conviction of, 35
murder by, 32
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 9, 16, 22, 36–38, 58
FBI wiretaps of, 42–43
Selma, Alabama, march, 36–37
Kissinger, Henry, 82, 85–86, 92, 95
Klein, Herb, 151–52
Kopechne, Mary Jo, 117–18
Korean War, 195
Krogh, Egil “Bud”, 176–77
confession of Horace Doyle Barnette, 31–32
Lackritz, Marc, 110, 126–27, 144, 225
Lane, Charles, 282–84, 286, 288
Lawyers, 12. See also specific lawyers
investigators compared to, 224–25, 234
Leach, Jim, 66
Leffall, LaSalle, Jr., 273–77
Legal Services Corporation, 79
Legal Services Program (LSP), 66–80
American Bar Association and, 77–78
Appalachian Research and Defense Fund (AppalReD), 77
author’s dismissal from, 78–79
Community Action Program and, 67
Frank Jones and, 79
John “Fat Jack” Buckley, 76
mission of, 67
Richard M. Daley and, 70–71
Ronald Reagan and, 71–72
Vail conference and, 68
Lenzner, Margaret Rood, 52, 64, 75–76, 80, 302
Lenzner, Terry
al-Fayed investigation, 320–22
Alaska pipeline investigation, 220–33
Atlanta child murders investigation, 246–47
brother Allan, 2–3
brother Bobby, 2–3
childhood illness of, 3–4
at Civil Rights Division, U.S. Department of Justice, 12–13, 19–53
“Bloody Sunday” investigation, 38–40
Schwerner, Chaney, and Goodman murder investigation, 19–35
Selma to Montgomery march, 40–47
daughter Emily, 80
father of, 2–4
Fulbright grant offer, 17
Garrison, Lloyd K., and, 5, 12
General Tire and Rubber case, 209–17
Greenspun, Hank, and, 149–56
Harvard senior thesis, 6–7
Investigative Group International (IGI), 220, 232, 234–51
as law clerk, 11–12
at Legal Services Program, 66–79
mentors of, 5
mother of, 2
at New York City Board of Education, 64
Philip Berrigan case, 83–96
religious affiliation of, 3
Rogovin, Huge, and Lenzner, 232, 235
Shattered Glass case, 281–89
Sidney Gottleib case, 190–204
Unabomber investigation, 252–57
United Way investigation, 263–81
at U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Southern District of New York (Manhattan), 60–63, 64, 175
Wald, Harkrader, and Ross, 204, 224–25, 232
Watergate investigation, 102–44
wife Margaret, 52, 75–76, 80, 302–3, 316
Williams, Edward Bennett, 80, 105
ZZZZ Best investigation, 257–63
Lewinsky, Monica
Bill Clinton and, 299–302, 308
father of, 290–91
investigation of, 300–301
Kenneth Starr and, 301
Linda Tripp and, 301
Robert S. Bennett and, 291–92
testimony of, 301–2
Washington Post on, 292
LeWinter, Oswald, 318
al-Fayed and, 323–24
arrest of, 324
background on, 322
Steven Seagal and, 322–23
Liddy, G. Gordon, 147, 161, 171, 176
Life magazine, 33
Lincoln Memorial, 58
Lindsay, John, 64
Liuzzo, Viola, 47
Lovejoy, Kimba Wood, 69
Lowenfels, Jeff “Mad Dog”, 223–24
Lowitz, Don, 69
LSD
CIA’s MK-ULTRA program, 198
Frank Olson and, 186–87, 195–96
James Thornwell and, 244–46
Sidney Gottlieb and, 189–90, 195–96, 198
Soviet Union and, 195, 198, 203
LSP. See Legal Services Program
Luciano, Lucky, 61
Lumumba, Patrice, 194–95
Lynd, Staughton, 56
Mafia, 174
Maheu, Robert
Howard Hughes and, 151, 153–54, 156–60, 166, 169, 172–74, 182, 188
John Mitchell and, 173–74f
Lyndon B. Johnson and, 182
Mankiewicz, Frank, 265, 268, 274
United Way of America and, 264–65
Manning, Charles, 344–45
Mansfield, Mike, 107
Manza, Gail, 273
Marella, Vince, 224
Marshall, Burke, 12–13, 15, 49
Mason, Bob, 236
William Aramony and, 271–72
Mayer, Paul, 82n
McAlister, Sister Elizabeth, 82n, 95
letters from, 85–86
testimony of, 147–48
McCormack, John, 6–7
McCurry, Mike, 302
McGovern, George, 103, 136, 140–41, 264, 351
McGrory, Mary, 128
McLaren, Richard, 161–63
McNamara, Robert, 96
Media. See also specific media outlets
on impeachment of Bill Clinton, 311–12
Kenneth Starr and, 311
Watergate investigation and, 134–35, 353–54
Meet the Press, 302
Meier, Johnny, 168
Menaker, Tom, 82–83
Miami Herald, 338–40
Microsoft case, 248–49
Milken, Michael, 258
Minkow, Barry, 259–63
court records of, 259–60
credit card fraud by, 261–62
evidence against, 260–61
greed of, 263
indictment of, 262
Ponzi schemes of, 262–63
Mississippi. See also Operation MIBURN
burning of Mount Zion church, 10
desegregation in, 16
government strategy re, 17–18
local law enforcement in, 18, 21–26, 29–35
Martin Luther King Jr. on, 9
oppressive conditions in, 9–10, 17, 19, 22, 24–26, 29–30, 35, 36, 37, 38
Tallahatchie county, 35–36
Mitchell, John, 82, 121, 126–27
filing system of, 162
Howard Hughes and, 160–63, 171, 173–74
Richard Danner and, 160–63
Robert Maheu with, 173–74
Mitchell, Martha, 161
Mondale, Walter, 197
Montoya, Joseph, 108–9
Moore, Charles, 15
Moore, Richard, 126–29
Morgan, Ed, 158–59
Morgenthau, Robert, 5, 7, 60, 61
Moses, Bob, 41
Mugar, David
author’s meeting with, 209–10
General Tire and Rubber Company and, 210–15
in Mexico, 211–15
RKO General and, 210–11, 215–17
success for, 216–17
Murdoch, Rupert, 324
Murphy Amendment, 72
Murphy, George, 72
Murray, Gilbert, 253
Muskie, Edmund, 76, 118, 136, 138–41, 351
Canuck letter and, 140–41, 140n
dirty tricks against, 137–41, 140n
Hank Greenspun and, 148–49
Mutual of America, 272
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 217–18
Native Americans
Choctaw reservation and, 13, 32
Don Nickles and, 298
Nesson, Charles, 69, 83, 97–98
New Republic, 281–82, 289. See also Glass, Stephen
New York City Board of Education, 64
New York Times, 68, 102, 104, 178, 187
on antiwar demonstration, 58–59
Legal Services Program and, 78
on Mitt Romney, 342
and Office of Economic Opportunity, 78–79
on U.S. v. Ellsberg, 96–97
Nickles, Don, 298
author’s meeting with, 167–69
Howard Hughes contribution and, 159
Howard Hughes loan to, 146–47, 172
Nixon, Ed, 167–69
Nixon, Hannah, 146
Nixon, Richard, 75, 79, 353. See also Greenspun, Hank; Operation Gemstone; Watergate Investigation
author’s introduction to, 75–76
Donald Rumsfeld and, 75
election of, 64
executive privilege of, 120, 143
fixation on Lawrence O’Brien, 179–80
on Fred Thompson, 109–10
Howard Hughes’ favors from, 159–63
Howard Hughes loan and, 147
impeachment of, 174–75, 181, 184, 309–11
John Ehrlichman and, 100–101, 118
mea culpa of, 122–23
paranoia of, 116–19, 122, 137–38, 145, 173
Richard Moore and, 129
Sidney Gottleib and, 202–4
subpoena for, 131–33
tapes for, 116, 124, 130–31, 138, 142–44
Noriega, Manuel, 341
El Nuevo Herald, 338–39
Obama, Barack
Jerome Corsi vs., 349–50
Reverend Jeremiah Wright and, 350
O’Brien, Lawrence “Larry,” 205
Operation Gemstone and, 170–73, 177, 179
Odle, Robert C., Jr., 125
O’Dwyer, Paul, 82–83
OEO. See Office of Economic Opportunity
Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), 65, 71–72, 73, 74–75, 78–79. See also Legal Services Program
Olson, Frank
Gerald Ford on, 189–90
O’Neil, M. G., 215
Operation Gemstone, 162
Alexander Haig on, 177–78
Anthony Ulasewicz on, 172
Egil “Bud” Krogh on, 176–77
E. Howard Hunt on, 171
Hank Greenspun and, 147–53, 156–57, 163, 171–72, 183
Herman Talmadge and, 182–83
Howard Hughes and, 147, 150–66, 168–77, 180–84, 205, 231, 352
Larry O’Brien and, 170–73, 177, 179
Lowell Weicker on, 177–79
Ralph Winte on, 171–72
Sam Dash on, 180
Operation MIBURN (Mississippi Burning), 17–29
charges from, 33
Choctaw reservation and, 13, 32
convictions from, 34–35
indictments from, 31
interviews for, 23–28
Joseph Sullivan and, 27–28
witnesses in, 22–28
Oracle Corporation, 248–49
Organized crime unit, U.S. Attorney’s Office, 61–63
Parker Bowles, Camilla, 327
Partnership Umbrella, 270–72, 274
Paulachak, Steve, 272
Pearson, Drew, 147
Pell, Claiborne, 204–7
Pentagon Papers, 96–97
Peretz, Martin, 281
Petróleos de Venezuela, 338
Philadelphia murders. See Chaney, James; Goodman, Andrew; Operation MIBURN; Schwerner, Michael
Philip, Prince, 314–15, 319, 327
Pike, Otis, 188
Ponzi schemes, 262–63
Potts, Larry, 237–38
arraignment of, 33
brutality of, 24–25
confession of, 31–32
conviction of, 34–35
Pucinski, Roman, 70–71
curfew in Neshoba County, Mississippi, 22, 24
police brutality, 17, 18, 22, 23–24, 25–26, 36–37, 40, 48
segregation, 217–19
voting discrimination, 9, 16, 19, 35–36
acquittal of, 34
arraignment of, 33
brutality of, 24–25
Rebozo, Charles (“Bebe”), 111, 166, 182
Bain Capital and, 343
Carmine Bellino and, 166–67
cooperation of, 164
Dunes Hotel and, 163
Herb Kalmbach on, 165–66
Howard Hughes and, 152, 158–59, 163–70, 173, 177, 180–82
Reeb, James, 38
Rees-Jones, Trevor, 320
Reno, Janet, 294–95
Republican Party. See also Watergate investigation; specific Republicans
bribes for, 214–15
Washington Post and, 142
Richardson, Elliot, 113, 143, 179
Rivera, Geraldo (aka Jerry Rivers), 74, 253–54
RKO General, 210–11
Roberts, Alton Wayne, 31–32
integrity of, 309–10
Romney, Mitt, 352–54
ads against, 344
vs. Barack Obama, 354
Charles Manning and, 344–45
due diligence for, 345
New York Times on, 344
opponents of, 352–53
Roselli, Johnny, 174–76
Rosenberg, John, 77
Ruby Ridge, Idaho, 237–38
Ruckelshaus, Bill, 143
Rumsfeld, Donald, 6, 66–69, 72, 74–75, 77–78
character of, 65
John Doar for, 65
Richard Nixon and, 75
Russo, Tony, 98
Santorum, Rick, 352
Schweiker, Richard, 198
Schwerner, Michael
disappearance of, 10–11
and Freedom Summer, 9–10
group implicated in murder of, 31–32
Schwerner, Rita, 29
SCLC. See Southern Christian Leadership Council
Scoblick, Anthony, 82n
Scoblick, Mary Kay, 82n
Seagal, Steven, 322–23
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 216
William Aramony and, 272, 274–77, 279
Segal, Bernard, 77–78
Segretti, Donald, 136–37, 139–40, 351
Selma, Alabama
“Bloody Sunday,” 37–39, 48, 51–52
demonstrations in, 37–38, 41–42
inability to indict police for violence, 48–49
as site for civil rights demonstrations, 36, 40–41
violence toward demonstrators, 36, 37, 38, 47
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 204–5
John Kerry and, 347–48
Sharpe, Jerry McGrew, 31–32
Shattered Glass case. See Glass, Stephen
Shearer, Brook, 264
Shuman, Marjorie, 82n
Siegel, Bugsy, 150
Silbert, Earl, 113–14
Sinatra, Frank, Jr., 62–63
Sirica, Judge John, 103, 119–20
Smith, Dottie, 69
Smith, William Kennedy, 342
SNCC. See Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Sontag, Marvin, 112–13
Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC), 36–37
Stahl, Lesley, 134–35
Star magazine, 324
Starr, Kenneth W., 292, 306–8, 309
Bill Clinton and, 292, 295, 302
and cigarette industry, 306–7
David Kendall and, 308
Fred Thompson and, 310
James Carville and, 304
media and, 311
notoriety of, 304–6
paranoia of, 302
Rahm Emanuel on, 304
Sidney Blumenthal and, 303–4, 307–8
subpoenas of, 302–4
Steiger, Bill, 72
Stevens, John Arthur (baron), 314–15
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 37
Sukarno, President, 194
Sullivan, Joseph, 13–14, 27–28
Swanson, Susan, 254–55
Sweig, Marty, 6–8
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, 347–51
Swires, Howard, 211–15
Operation Gemstone and, 182–83
Teamsters, 228
Television, 3–4, 245–46, 348. See also Fox News
Terranova, Anita, 269–72
Thatcher, Margaret, 322
Thompson, Fred, 130, 139, 297–98
author’s meeting with, 206–7
Kenneth Starr and, 310
John Glenn and, 297
Richard Nixon on, 109–10
Thornwell, James, 244–46
Sidney Gottlieb and, 244–45
Strom Thurmond and, 246
Toxic chemicals case, 239–40
Trans-Alaska Pipeline. See Alaska Pipeline case; Alyeska
Trie, Charlie, 295–98
Truman, Harry S., 15
Tuck, Dick, 137
Tunney, Senator, 118
Tyler, Harold, 15
Ulasewicz, Anthony, 100–101, 117–18, 172, 303
Unabomber (Theodore “Ted” Kaczynski)
arrest of, 257
background on, 255
FBI and, 256–57
manifesto of, 254–55
victims of, 252–53
United Way of America (UWA), 242, 263–64, 267, 272, 273, 277, 279–80. See also Aramony, William
affiliates of, 264
Berl Bernhard and, 275–79
corporate philanthropy for, 265
employees of, 270
for-profit subsidiaries of, 270
Frank Mankiewicz and, 264–65
Partnership Umbrella with, 270–72, 274
Washington Post on, 264, 275–76
UWA. See United Way of America
Van Zandt, Clint, 255
Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson and Hand, 274–79, 281
Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 347–48
Vietnam War, 346. See also Berrigan case; U.S. v. Ellsberg
Pentagon Papers on, 96–97
protests over, 73–74
Voting
literacy tests for, 19
Lyndon B. Johnson on, 44–45
Wald, Harkrader, and Ross, 204, 224–25, 232
Wallace, George, 17
“War on poverty,” 65–66
Warren Commission, 315
Washington Post, 82
on Monica Lewinsky, 292
Republican Party and, 142
on Sidney Gottlieb, 192
on Unabomber, 254
on United Way of America, 264, 275–76
on Watergate scandal, 101–3, 135, 234, 312
on William Aramony, 275–77
Watergate Committee, 6
Watergate investigation, 102–103, 105, 113, 114–16, 124, 136–42, 181–82, 352–54. See also Greenspun, Hank
bipartisanship in, 184–85
Alexander Butterfield and, 130–31
Archibald Cox and, 113–14, 143–44
Herb Kalmbach and, 110–11
media and, 129–30, 134–35, 353–55
Richard Moore and, 126–28
Sam Ervin and, 105–7
Scott Armstrong and, 112, 131–32, 144, 176–77
Senate committee for, 103–4
soap operas and, 114
staffing of, 105, 108–9, 110–13
Woodward and Bernstein and, 101–3, 134, 150, 234, 312
Watergate scandal, 100–103. See also Operation Gemstone
Alexander Haig and, 204–5
in Washington Post, 101–3, 134–35, 234, 312
Weaver, Randy, 237–38
Weinberger, Caspar, 291
Wellington, Sheila, 252
Wenderoth, Joseph, 82n
White House, 56–58, 120–21, 290. See also specific presidents
Williams, Darryl, 218
Williams, Edward Bennett, 80–81, 105
Williams, Hosea, 37
Williams & Connolly, 80
Wilmer, Cutler and Pickering, 278
Wilson, Will, 174
Winte, Ralph, 171–72
Woods, Rose Mary, 109, 135, 142–43
Woodward, Bob
Scott Armstrong and, 112
Watergate investigation and, 101–3, 134, 150, 234, 312
Wright, Jeremiah, 350
Yale University bomb, 252–53
Ziegler, Ron, 144