American Spy

Index

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Allen, Robert H.

Andreas, Dwayne

Angleton, James

Armas, Carlos Castillo

Artime, Mañuel (“Manolo”)

Auchincloss, Hugh D.

Baldwin, Alfred

Barker, Bernard (“Macho”)

Bay of Pigs and

Fielding’s office break-in and

Hunt family socializing with

McGovern’s headquarters bugging and

Nixon’s reelection campaign and

Project Gemstone and

Watergate break-ins and

Watergate trial and sentencing of

Barnes, C. Tracy

Batista, Fulgencio

Ben-Veniste, Richard

Bennett, Robert (“Bob”)

Berlin Ending, The (Hunt)

Bernstein, Carl

BiminiRun (Hunt)

Bingham, Barry, Sr.

Bissell, Richard

Bittman, William O.

Bravo, Virginia

Bremer, Wallace

Brewster, Kingman

Bruce, David K. E.

Bryan, Joseph III (“Joe”)

Buckley, John (“Fat Jack”)

Buckley, William F., Jr. (“Bill”)

Bush, George H. W

Bush, George W.

Cabell, Charles P.

Campbell, Donald

Canfield, Michael

Carlstead, Phyllis

Castillo Armas, Carlos

Caulfield, Jack

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

China and covert action and

Hunt as contract agent at

Hunt’s later work and contacts at

Hunt’s novels checked by

Hunt’s retirement and pension from

Kennedy assassination and

North Asia Command Qapan) in

power struggles among agencies and

propaganda used by

Southeast Europe Division (the Balkans) of

Spain as last posting for in Uruguay See also Office of Policy Coordination (OPC)

Central Intelligence Group

Chambers, Whittaker

Chappaquiddick incident

Chenow, Kathleen

Chiang Kai-shek

Child, Paul and Julia

CIA. See Central Intelligence Agency Cintron, Isabel

Clark, Michelle

Colson, Charles

Anderson’s article on an ITT memo and

covert action and

early social meetings with

Ellsberg and Pentagon Papers and

Hunt after Watergate and

Hunt’s evidence and

Kennedy family research and

Wallace assassination by Bremer and

Watergate break-ins and

Committee to Re-elect the President (CREEP)

Conein, Lucien conspiracy theories

Corcoran, Thomas (“Tommy the Cork”)

CREEP. See Committee to Re-elect the President

Cristina Vilanova, Maria

Culbertson, Paul

Cullather, Nick

Dahlberg, Kenneth H.

De Diego, Felipe

De Motte, Clifford

disruption of Democratic rallies and

Hunt’s evidence and

trial and sentencing of

Watergate break-ins and

Watergate cover-up and

Deep Throat. See Felt, Mark

Diem, Ngo Dinh

Donovan, Bill (“Wild Bill”)

Draper, William S.

Dulles, Allen W

Dulles, John Foster

East of Farewell (Hunt)

Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA)

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Ellsberg, Daniel

England. See United Kingdom Ervin, Sam

Fairbairns, William Ewart

Felt, Mark (“Deep Throat”)

Fielding, Lewis

Fiorini, Frank. See Frank Sturgis Fonda, Jane

Forrestal, James

Frente Revolucionario Democratico (FRD)

Friendly, Alfred

Gaines, Stanley

Garment, Leonard

Gehlen, Reinhard

Gesell, Gerhard

Gettlin, Robert

Give Us This Day (Hunt)

Glanzer, Seymour

Goldwater, Barry

González, Valentín (“El Campesino”)

González, Virgilio (“Villo”)

Graham, Phillip

Gray, L. Patrick

Gregory, Thomas

Guevara, Ernesto Che

Gulf of Tonkin incident

Halderman, H. R. (“Bob”)

Harriman, Averell

Harvey, William (“Bill”)

Hayden, Michael V.

Helliwell, Paul

Hemming, Gerry Patrick

Hillenkoetter, Roscoe

Hinkley, John, Jr.

Hiroshima, Japan

Hoover, J. Edgar

House Special Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

death of

financial arrangements after Watergate and

first marriage and divorce of

Hunt’s writing and

Japan assignment and

Liddy family and

marriage and honeymoon of

Mexico City assignment and

Nixon and relationship in Paris with Hunt

social life with Hunt

Uruguay assignment and

Wallace assassination by Bremer and

Washington, D.C., residence of

Watergate break-ins and

Hunt, Howard St. John

Hunt, Lisa Tiffany

atom bomb dropped on

Hunt family life in

OSS missions in

Project Samurai at

Johnson, Lyndon

Karamessines, Thomas

Kennedy, John F.

Bay of Pigs and

Castro’s agreements with

conspiracy theories on assassination of

Diem’s assassination and

Vietnam War and

Kennedy, Edward (“Ted”)

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kleindienst, Richard

Kopechne, Mary Jo

Korea. See also North Korea; South Korea

Kovaleski, Serge E

Krogh, Egil (“Bud”)

Kunstler, William

Lansdale, Edward G.

Lanz, Pedro Díaz

Lewis, Alfred E.

Liddy, G. Gordon

Fielding’s office break-in and

classified documents in Room 16 and

covert action and

House committee appearance of

Hunt family socializing with

Hunt’s contacts with

Nixon’s reelection committee (CREEP) and

McGovern’s headquarters bugging and

Republican convention in San Diego and

Watergate break-ins and

Watergate trial and sentencing of

Liedtke, William

Life (magazine)

Limit of Darkness (Hunt)

Lopez, Matilde Elena

Lovell, Stanley P.

MacArthur, Douglas

Maclean, Donald

MacDonald, Elizabeth

Mankiewicz, Frank

Marachetti, Victor

Mardian, Robert (“Bob”)

Maroulis, Peter

Marshall, George C.

Martinez, Rolando

Kennedy assassination and

McGovern’s headquarters bugging and

Mitchell and reelection committee and

Watergate break-ins and

Watergate trial and sentencing of

McCormick, John

McGovern, George

Mendoza, Rodolfo

agents recruited at

Cuban invasion planning in

Guatemalan mission and

Hunt family life during assignment to

Hunt’s second marriage and move to

interaction with police in

power struggles among agencies and

Soviet spies in

surreptitious entry operations in

Miami, and anti-Castro groups

Democratic party activities and

Hunt’s evidence and

Nixon’s reelection committee (CREEP) and

Watergate break-ins and

Mitchell, Martha

Mittler, Austin

Montevideo, Uruguay

Moorhouse, Glen

Morgenthau, HansJ.

Mullen & Company

Mussolini, Benito

National Intelligence Agency

National Security Act

National Security Agency (NSA)

National Security Council

Negroponte, John

New York Times,

Newsweek (magazine)

Nielsen, Waldemar

Nixon, F. Donald

Nixon, Richard M.

bombings in Cambodia and

concerns about Democratic political funding and

early meetings with

election to second term of

Hunt’s Watergate evidence and

Hunt’s Watergate trial and

impeachment and resignation of

Kennedy assassination and

Wallace assassination by Bremer and

Watergate cover-up and

Watergate investigation and

wiretaps used by

Nixon administration

Fielding’s office break-in and

covert action and information as power in

Ellsberg investigated by

Hunt’s interviews for

Hunt’s office at the White House and

leaks of information about

Libby and classified documents in Room 16 in

Pentagon Papers publication and

tape recording of conversations in

Vietnam War and

Wallace assassination by Bremer and

Nixon reelection campaign

Anderson’s article on an ITT memo on contributions to

concerns about Democratic funding and

financial contributions to

information about Kennedy and

reelection committee (CREEP) and

Republican convention in San Diego and

North, Robert G. (“Bob”)

North Asia Command (Japan), CIA

North Vietnam. See also Vietnam War

O’Brien, Larry

O’Brien, Paul

O’Dwyer, William

Office of Policy Coordination (OPC), CIA

Office of Special Operations (OSO)

Office of Strategic Services (OSS)

appointment as member of

China missions of Hunt in

CIA staff and background in

double spy unmasking by Hunt and

intelligence reports for Roosevelt prepared in

introduction to “Wild Bill” Donovan and, 5–7

Hunt’s later work and contacts from

training in clandestine operations at

Truman’s disbanding of

Oliver, Spencer

OPC. See Office of Policy Coordination

Operation Mockingbird

Operation PB/Fortune

Operation PB/Success

Organization of American States (OAS)

OSO. See Office of Special Operations

OSS See Office of Strategic Services

Oswald, Lee Harvey

Parkinson, Kenneth

Peers, Lieutenant General

Penkovsky Papers, The

Pentagon Papers

Peró, Juan Domingo and Eva

Phillips, David Atlee

Ponce, Federico

prisoners of war (POWs)

Project Gemstone

Project Samurai

psychological warfare

Radio Free Europe

Rasco, José Ignacio

Rastvorov, Yuri

Ravines, Eudicio

Richardson, Elliot

Ridgeway, Matthew

Riefenstahl, Leni

Rodriguez, Felix

Roosevelt, Archie

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Ruckelshaus, William

Ruddock, Merritt

Rumsfeld, Donald

Russia. See Soviet Union

Russo, Anthony J.

Rutherford, Jay

Samosa, Anastasio

San Roman, José Perez (“Pepe”)

Sánchez Arango, Aureliano

“Saturday Night Massacre,”

Saunders, Frank

Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.

Segretti, Donald

Sirica, John (“Maximum John”)

Smith, Walter Bedell (“Beetle”)

Snyder, William (“Bill”)

Sours, Sidney W

South Vietnam. See also Vietnam War

Southeast Europe Division (the Balkans), CIA

Berlin Airlift and

CIA propaganda and

covert action against

Ellsberg’s alleged connection with

Kennedy assassination and

World War II and

Spotlight (newspaper)

St. John, Donald (Hunt pseudonym)

Stockholm syndrome

Stone, W. Clement

Strachan, Gordon

Stranger in Town (Hunt)

Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

Sturgis, Frank (Frank Fiorini)

Bay of Pigs (as Fiorini) and

disruption of Democratic election rally and

Kennedy assassination and

Watergate break-ins and

Watergate trial and sentencing of

Sulzberger, Arthur Hays

Sutherland, Donald

Tenet, George (“Slam Dunk”)

Thompson, Lewis (“Pinky”)

Time (magazine)

Trujillo, Rafael

U-2 spy place program

Ulasewicz, Anthony

United Fruit Company

agent recruitment in

Angleton meeting in

chief of station assignment in

Hunt’s family life in

interaction with police in

Vandenberg, Hoyt S.

Varona, Mañuel Antonio de (“Tony”)

Veciana, Antonio

Wallace, George

Walters, Vernon

Washington Post,

Watergate break-ins

banquet as cover in

Fielding’s office break-in and

Dean’s involvement in

fallout for Hunt and Liddy after

FBI investigations of

financial arrangements for team after

Hunt’s arguments against a second

Hunt’s memo on

news stories on

Nixon and investigation of

police arrest and jailing of team in

second break-in

Vietnam War and

Watergate Committee

Watergate cover-up

Gray’s knowledge of

Watergate Special Prosecution Force (WSPF)

Watergate tapes

Watergate trials

appeals in See also Sirica, John

Weberman, Alan

Webright, Victor

Wedermeyer, Albert

Western Europe Division, CIA

White, Thomas E.

Williamson, Dickerson

Wilson, Woodrow

Wolfowitz, Paul

Woods, Rose Mary

Ziegler, Ronald