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abolitionism
Acheson, Barclay
Acheson, Dean
adoption, moral, (see also Christian Children's Fund); trans-racial
Afghanistan
African Americans: adoption of, Buck and, communism and, cultural diplomacy and, discrimination against, in Flower Drum Song, Hammerstein and, integration of, Michener and, racial formation of, travel restrictions on, see also civil rights movement; racial politics; segregation
Agee, James
airline industry,
Aku Aku (Heyerdahl)
Algeria
Always You (musical)
Ambassador's Report (Bowles)
America Is in the Heart (Bulosan)
American Committee for Cultural Freedom
American Communist Party, former members of
American in India, An (Redding)
American President Lines
American University in Beirut
Anna and the King (film)
Anna and the King of Siam (Landon)
anticommunism, Buck's rejection of, of Michener, negativity of, pluralistic, racial politics of, of Reader's Digest, Thai, travel restrictions and
anti-conquest narratives
anti-Vietnam War movement
Arendt, Hannah
Around the World in Eighty Days (film)
Asia Foundation
Asia Institute
Asian Americans, globalization and, integration of, literature by, racialization of, see also adoption; Chinese Americans; Filipino Americans; immigration; Japanese Americans; racial politics
Asiatic Barred Zone
assimilation
Astaire, Fred
atomic bomb, aid to victims of, see Hiroshima Maidens project; Bikini Atoll test of
“Atoms for Peace” campaign
Austria
Azuma Kabuki Dancers
Bailey, Thomas A.
Baker, Josephine
Baldwin, James
Bandung conference (1955)
Barbarian in Asia (Michaux)
Barney Miller (television show)
Barraclough, Geoffrey
Barsky, Arthur J.
Battle Hymn (film)
Battle Hymn of China (Smedley)
Baylor University
Beats
Beat Zen, Square Zen, and Zen (Watts)
Bernstein, David
Better Tomorrow, A (film)
Beyond the High Himalayas (Douglas)
Bikini Atoll, atomic bomb tests on
Bizet, Georges
blacklisting
Black Majesty (James)
Black Panthers
Blitzstein, Marc
Blue Hawaii (film)
Boas, Franz
Book-of-the-Month Club
Boudin, Leonard
Bourke-White, Margaret
Bowles, Chester
Brand, Paul
Brando, Marlon
Brazzi, Rossano
Bridge at Andau, The (Michener)
Bridges at Toko-Ri, The (Michener)
Brodhead, Richard
Broken Arrow (film)
Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)
Brynner, Yul
Buck, Pearl S., domestic containment of, Welcome House project of
Buddhism
Bulosan, Carlos
Burdick, Eugene
Burma, educational exchanges with, Michener in, Reader's Digest in, during World War II
Burnham, James
Businessweek,
Butler, Hugh
Caldwell, John C.
California Committee on Un-American Activities
Cambodia
Canby, Henry Seidel
Cantos, The (Pound)
Carman, Harry J.
Carmen Jones (Hammerstein)
Caroline Islands
Carousel (Rodgers and Hammerstein)
Carrillo, Cely
Catcher in the Rye (Salinger)
Cathay (Pound)
Catholicism
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Ceplund, Larry
Ceylon
Chambers, Whittaker
Chan, Jackie
Chang, Eileen
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Kai-shek, Madame
Chicago Tribune,
Children of Calamity (Caldwell)
Chin, Frank
China, adoption of children from, American experts on, Buck and, civil war in, educational exchanges with, in global imaginary of containment, globalization and, immigration from, Japanese invasion of, Laos and, “loss” of, Mao's victory in, missionaries in, Michener on, modernization in, Nationalist, (see also Taiwan); Nepal and, Nixon in, refugees from, Reader's Digest and, Saturday Review and, Smedley in, Snow in, Soviet Union and, “special relationship” with, State Fair in, Tibet and, trade with, travel to, U.S. bases in, during World War II
China Gate (film)
China Lobby
China's Children Fund, see Christian Children's Fund
Chinatown Family (Lin Yutang)
Chinese Americans, and Chinatowns, domestic containment of, in Hawaii, literature by, see also Asian Americans
Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)
Chow Yun-fat
Christian Children's Fund (CCF)
Christianity, see also Catholicism; missionary movement
Chulalongkorn, Prince
civil rights movement
Clarke, J. Calvitt
Cliburn, Van
Clubb, Edmund O.
Colligan, Francis J.
Colorado State College of Education
Columbia University
commitment: family formation and, flight from, Michener and, in people-to-people narratives, as a political ideal and cultural aesthetic, and Popular Front
communism: adoption and, appeal of, collapse of, counter-propaganda against, decolonization and, and denial of passports, disease metaphors for, fear of, “front” organizations, in Hungary, in Indonesia, in Italy, left-liberal and right internationalisms and, “loss” of China to, in Manchurian Candidate, middlebrow culture and, momism and, post-Cold War, racial politics of, refugees from, slavery used as synonym for, Smedley's support for, sundering of family ties under, tourism and, in United States, see American Communist Party; in Yugoslavia, see also anticom- munism; containment
Congress, U.S., see also House of Representatives; Senate
Congress for Cultural Freedom
Congressional Digest,
containment, culture of, domestic, (see also anticommunism); family formation discourse and, global imaginary of
Cool Mikado, The (play)
Corrupter, The (film)
Coser, Lewis
Council on Foreign Relations
Cousins, Norman, aesthetic of commitment of, on China, Dooley and, Hiroshima Maidens project of, internationalism of, on Laos, middlebrow intellec- tualism of, and moral adoptions project, tourism encouraged by, universalism of, on Vietnam, see also Saturday Review
Coward, Noel
Cradle Will Rock, The (Blitzstein)
Crimson Kimono, The (film)
Cry for Happy (play)
Cuba
Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace
cultural diplomacy, see also Ful-bright exchange program; International Educational Exchange Service; People-to-People program; Redding, J. Saunders
cultural formation, middlebrow, of Popular Front and Cold War
Culture and Imperialism (Said)
Cumings, Bruce
Current History,
Daily Worker,
Dandridge, Dorothy
Da Silva, Howard
Davies, John Paton
Day, A. Grove
Day, John
decolonization, charges of imperialism and, global integration and, Hawaii and, modernization and, tourism and, universalism and, see also Indochina, French war in
Deliver Us from Evil (Dooley)
Democratic party
de Toledano, Ralph
Dharma Bums, The (Kerouac)
Diem, Ngo Dinh
Dien Bien Phu, battle of
Displaced Persons Act (1948)
Dissent
dollar diplomacy
domestic ideology
Donovan, William
Dooley, Thomas A., CIA and, death of, “Fellowship of Pain” of, in Hawaii, homosexuality of, internationalism of, jungle-doctor narratives of, middlebrow intellectuals and
Doss, Helen
Douglas, Kirk
Douglas, William O.
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Dudziak, Mary
Duke, Angier Biddle
Dulles, Allen
Dulles, Foster Rhea
Dulles, John Foster
Eastland, James
Eastman, Max
East of Home (Rau)
East-West Center (Honolulu)
Ebony,
Economic Cooperation Administration
Edge of Tomorrow, The (Dooley)
education: Christian Children's Fund and, Dooley and, global imaginaries as devices for, and hegemony, internationalist, Michener and, middlebrow mission of, modernization and, for “overseasmanship,”, on racial tolerance, sentimental, tourism as
Egypt
Ehrenreich, Barbara
Eisenhower, Dwight D., “Atoms for Peace” campaign of, decolonizing world and, foreign economic policy of, Japanese demonstrations against, marines sent to Lebanon by, Michener on, People-to-People program of, race relations and, tourism promoted by, travel restrictions imposed by
Ellington, Duke
El Salvador
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Encounter,
English Governess at the Siamese Court, The (Leonowens)
Englund, Steven
Escape from Freedom (Fromm)
Ethiopia
ethnicization, in Flower Drum Song, in Hawaii, and legitimation of expansion
expansion, U.S., global, decolonization and, family formation discourse and, Hawaii's role in, map representing, modernization and, racial politics of, resistance to, Soviet, containment of, see containment; tourism and, Woo and
Face/Off (film)
family formation, discourse of, of Christian Children's Fund, in Hiroshima Maidens project, in South Pacific, trans-racial adoption and
Family Nobody Wanted, The (Doss), “Family of Man, The” (photo exhibit)
Farrar, Straus and Cudahy
Farrington, Joseph R.
fascism
Fast, Howard
Father and Glorious Descendant (Lowe)
Faubus, Orval
Faulkner, William
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Federal Employee Loyalty Program
fellow-travelers
Fiedler, Leslie
Fields, Joseph
Fifth Chinese Daughter (Wong)
Filipino Americans, see also Asian Americans
Fires of Spring, The (Michener)
Fisher, James
Flower Drum Song (Rodgers and Hammerstein), vii
Flynn, John T.
Ford, Gerald R.
Ford Foundation
foreign aid, adoption as, private investment versus, to Thailand, tourism and
Fortune magazine
Fosdick, Raymond
Foster, Jodie
France, adoption of children from, war in Indochina
Franco, Francisco
free trade, tourism and, see also Eisenhower, Dwight D., foreign economic policy of
From Here to Eternity (film)
Fromm, Erich
Fulbright, William J.
Fulbright Act ()
Fulbright exchange program
Fund for Asia
Future of Social Studies, The (Michener)
Gandhi, Mohandas K.
Gaynor, Mitzi
gender roles, postwar
General Dynamics
General Electric Company
Generation of Vipers, A (Wylie)
Geneva Accords (1954)
Gentlemen's Agreement
Germany
Gershwin, George
global imaginaries, of containment, of integration
globalization, culture of
Global Me, The (Zachary)
Glorious Morning (play)
God That Failed, The (Crossman)
Good Earth, The (Buck)
Gotanda, Neil
Great Britain
Greece
Guam
Guatemala
Guthrie, Woody
Haiti
Hale, William Harlan
Halfway to Freedom (Bourke-White)
Hall, Juanita
Hammerstein, Oscar, II, Brynner and, global dissemination of shows by, highbrow criticism of, internationalism of, Michener and, and middlebrow cultural formation, modernization theme in works of, national identity expressed in works of, in Popular Front, racial politics of, revivals of works of, ubiquity of songs of, Welcome House supported by, see also titles of specific musicals
Hammond, John
Harburg, E. Y. (Yip)
Hard, William
Hard Boiled (film)
Hard Target (film)
Hare, Raymond A.
Hart, Moss
Harvard University, Graduate School of Education
Hawaii
Hawaii (Michener)
Hayakawa, Sessue
Hayes, John
hegemony
Heidenry, John
Henahan, Donal
Henderson, Loy
Henderson, Ralph
Hersey, John
Hess, Colonel Dean
Heyerdahl, Thor
Hicks, Granville
High, Stanley
highbrow culture
Higher Education Defense Act (1958)
Hilton Hotels
Hiroshima, atomic bombing of
Hiroshima (Hersey)
Hiroshima Maidens project
Hitler, Adolf
Ho Chi Minh
Hokusai
Holiday,
Holt, Harry
Home to India (Rau)
homosexuality
Hong Kong, adoption of children from, film industry in, financial crisis in, tourism in
Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Hoover, J. Edgar
Horne, Lena
Houseman, John
House of Representatives, Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Howard, June
Howe, Irving
Hughes, Langston
Hungary, Soviet invasion of
Hunter, Ross
Hwang, David Henry
immigration, ethnicization and to Hawaii, racialization and, restrictions on
Immigration and Nationality Act (1952)
imperialism, U.S., denial/repudiation of, European, free trade, modernization versus, racism and, trans-racial adoption and
India, colonial, Christian Children's Fund in, Council of World Affairs of, educational exchanges with, famine in, immigration from, globalization and, independence from Britain of, Michener on, missionaries in, People-to-People program in, Reader's Digest and, Redding in, Saturday Review and, tourism in
India and the Awakening East (Roosevelt)
Indochina, French war in
Indonesia, financial crisis in, independence movement in, Michener and, military coup in, Saturday Review and, tourism in
Innocent Ambassadors, The (Wylie)
Inouye, Daniel K.
Institute of Pacific Relations
integration, domestic: of African Americans, of Asian Americans, and global integration, of white women, see also civil rights movement
integration, global, domestic integration and, ethnicization and, family formation discourse and, global imaginary of, Hawaii and, jungle doctor and, modernization and, musicals and, people-to-people narratives and, resistance to, tourism and, universalism and
International Educational Exchange Service
internationalism of Hammerstein, humanitarian, left-liberal, of Michener, of People-to-People program, of Popular Front, racial solidarity and, of Reader's Digest, right Saturday Review, touristic
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Iran
I Remember Mama (Van Druten)
Isaacs, Harold
Isaacson, Leo
Isherwood, Christopher
isolationism
Israel
Italy
James, C. L. R.
Jameson, Fredric
Janss, Edmund
Japan, adoption of children from, anti-American riots in, atomic bombing of, Christian Children's Fund in, educational exchanges with, “Family of Man” exhibit in, Hawaii and, immigration from, invasion of China by, Michener in, missionaries in, modernization of, occupation and reconstruction of, opening to Western trade of, Reader's Digest and, Saturday Review and, sister-city affiliations with, treaties with
Japanese Americans: in Hawaii, in Hawaii, internment of, see also Asian Americans
Jefferson, Miles
Jen, Gish
Jhabvala, Ruth Prawer
John Henry (play)
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Joy Luck Club, The (film)
Judd, Walter
Juergensmeyer, John
Julin, Captain Donald D.
jungle-doctor narratives
Kataki (play)
Kelly, Gene
Kennan, George
Kennedy, John F.
Kern, Jerome
Kerouac, Jack
Kerr, Deborah, Khrushchev, Nikita
King and I, The (Rodgers and Hammerstein), banned in Thailand, Brynner in, London production of, modernization in, revivals and adaptations of, source material for
Kingman, Dong
Kipling, Rudyard
Kiss Me Deadly (film)
Kon Tiki (Heyerdahl)
Korea, adoption of children from, U.S. bases in, see also North Korea; South Korea
Korean War, and adoption of Asian children, Chinese intervention in, Eisenhower and, end of, films about, Michener and
Kraft, Hy
Kriesberg, Martin
Krutch, Joseph Wood
Kuomintang
Kurahashi, Mutsumi
Kurosawa, Akira
Kwan, Nancy
Ladejinsky, Wolf
Lahr, John
Landon, Margaret
Lansdale, Edward
Laos, Dooley in
Larson, Arthur
Lasky, Victor
Latham, Michael
Lattimore, Owen
Latvia
Lau Shaw
Lawrence, Gertrude
League of Nations
Lebanon
Lederer, William J.
Lee, C. Y.
Lee, Wen Ho
Leffler, Melvyn
Leonowens, Anna
Li, Jet
Life,
Liliuokalani, Queen of Hawaii
Lin Yutang
Lincoln, Abraham
Little Rock school desegregation crisis
Locke, Alain
Logan, Joshua
Look,
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (film)
Lovett, Robert
lowbrow culture
Lowe, Lisa
Lowe, Pardee
loyalty tests
Luce, Henry R.
Lucy, Autherine
Luke, Keye
Lyons, Eugene
Macalester College
MacArthur, Douglas, II
MacArthur, General Douglas
Macbeth (Shakespeare)
Macdonald, Dwight
Macmillan Publishing
Madame Butterfly (Puccini)
Magnificent Seven, The (film)
Magsaysay, Ramon
Malaya
Malaysia
Malik, Charles
Manchurian Candidate, The (film)
Mao Zedong, death of, on Long March, victory of
maps, of “free world” integration, of ideology of containment, in The King and I, of U.S. global expansion
Marchetti, Gina
Mariana Islands
Marines, U.S.
Markanadaya, Kamala
Marshall, General George C.
Marshall Islands
Marshall Plan
Martin, Mary, Marxism
masculinization, discourse of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.)
Masses, The,
Massie, Thalia
maternal love, romantic love versus
May, Elaine Tyler
McAlister, Melani
McCarran-Walter Act (1952)
McCarthy, Joseph
McCarthyism, see also California Committee on Un- American Activities; containment, domestic; House Un-American Activities Committee; loyalty tests
McCormick, Thomas
McEvoy, J. P.
McWilliams, Carey
MEDICO
Mehta, Ved
Melville, Herman
Michaux, Henri
Michener, James, government interests served by, Hawaiian statehood advocated by, internationalism of, middlebrow cultural orientation of, racial politics of, travel writing of, Vietnam, Welcome House supported by, in World War II
middlebrow culture, critics of, educational mission of, politics and aesthetics of commitment of, racial politics of, sentimentalism of, tourism and, travel genre in, universalism of, see also Reader's Digest; Saturday Review; authors and titles of specific works
Midway Islands
Miller, Arthur
Mishima, Yukio
missionaries
Moby Dick (Melville)
modernist aesthetics
modernization, destruction of community by, economic development and, postwar theory and ideology of, The King and I as narrative of, sentimental
Modern Man Is Obsolete (Cousins)
momism
Mongkut, King of Siam
Mongolia
moral adoptions
Mori, Thoshio
Morocco
Motion Picture Association of America
Murdock, David
Museum of Modern Art
musicals: as ideological genre, Woo influenced by, see also titles of specific musicals
Mussolini, Benito
Mutual Security Act (1951)
Mutual Security Program
Myrdal, Gunnar
My Son John (film), “Myth That Threatens America, The” (Hammerstein)
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
Nadel, Alan
Narayan, R. K.
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
Nation,
national identity
nationalist movements
National Origins Act (1924)
National Security Council (NSC)
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
naturalization
Navajo Indians
Navy, U.S.
Nazism
Near East Relief Fund
Nepal
New Deal
New Guinea
New Masses,
New Republic,
Newsweek,
New Yorker,
New York Evening Post,
New York Herald Tribune,
New York Times, Magazine,
Nicaragua
Niebhur, Reinhold
Night They Burned the Mountain, The
(Dooley)
Nixon, Richard M.
nonaligned movement
No-No Boy (Okada)
Nord, Vange
North from Malaya (Douglas)
North Korea
North Vietnam
Notes of a Native Son (Baldwin)
Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
Okada, John
Okinawa, U.S. occupation of
Oklahoma! (Rodgers and Hammerstein)
One World (Wilkie)
On the Waterfront (film)
Orientalism
Orientalism (Said)
Othello (Shakespeare)
Out of This World (Thomas)
Pakistan
Palmer, Paul
Pan American Airways
Park, Robert
participation: communism and, in containment, in global integration, and hegemony, missionary movement and, and musicals, see also Christian Children's Fund; commitment; People-to-People program; tourism
Partisan Review,
Patrick, John
Patterson, William D.
Payne, Robert
Peace Corps
Pearl Harbor, Japanese attack on
Peckinpah, Sam
people-to-people narratives, jungle doctor, sentimental- ism of
People-to-People program
Phibun Songhram
Philbin, Philip J.
Philippines, American education system in, annexation of, decolonization of, educational exchanges with, globalization and, immigration from, People-to-People program in, Reader's Digest and, Saturday Review and, U.S. bases in
Philippine Story, The (Bernstein)
Phoumi Nosavan, General
Phylon (journal)
Pillion, John
Pillow Talk (film)
Pins and Needles (Rome)
Pinza, Ezio
PM,
Point Four program
Poland
Popular Front, anticommunist decimation of, Asian Americans in, Cousins and, Hammerstein in, Michener and, New York intellectuals’ attacks on, People-to-People appropriation of, racial politics of
Porgy and Bess (Gershwin)
Pound, Ezra
Power, Frank
Pratt, Mary Louise
Presley, Elvis
Progressive,
Progressive Citizens of America
Project HOPE
propaganda: decolonization and, Dooley and, Michener and, Reader's Digest and, Soviet, World War II
Puccini, Giacomo
Puerto Rico
Quakers
Quine, Richard
racial formation, of African Americans, of Asian Americans
racialization
racial politics, of communism, of Dooley, expansion and, of family formation discourse, of Hammerstein, of Hawaii statehood debate, imperialism and, of Michener, pluralistic model of, sentimentalism and, of tourism, see also abolitionism; adoption, trans-racial; civil rights movement; ethnicization; immigration; racial formation; racialization; segregation; universalism
Radio Free Asia
Radway, Janice
Rafael, Vicente
Random House
Rashomon (play)
Rau, Santha Rama
Ravensbrueck Lapins project
Ray, Satyajit
Reader's Digest,, adoption stories in, aesthetic of commitment of, Buck in, Cousins in, disease metaphor in, Dooley and, editorial policy of, educational mission of, internationalism of, Lederer in, Michener published by, modernization advocated by, people-to-people narratives in, right-wing politics of, travel writing in, universalism of
Reagan, Ronald
Redding, J. Saunders
Red Star Over China (Snow)
Replacement Killers, The (film)
Repplier, T. S.
Republican party
Return to Paradise (Michener)
riots: anti-American, anti-communist, race
Rizal, José
Robbins, Jerome
Robeson, Paul
Robinson, Earl
Robinson, Edward G.
Rodgers, Richard, vii, global dissemination of shows by, highbrow criticism of, Michener and, modernization in works of, national identity expressed in works of, racial politics of works of, revivals of works of, ubiquity of songs of, Welcome House supported by, see also titles of specific musicals
Rogin, Michael
Romance of the Harem, The (Leonowens)
romantic love, maternal love versus
Rome, Harold
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rose, Billy
Rostow, Walt
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Rover, Leo
Said, Edward
Sail Away (Coward)
Samoa
Sams, Jessie Bennett
Saturday Evening Post,
Saturday Review,, aesthetic of commitment of, Anisfield-Wolf Award in Race Relations of, Buck in, Christian Children's Fund advertisements in, disease metaphor in, Dooley and, educational mission of, and “Family of Man” exhibition, Hammerstein in, and Hiroshima Maidens project, internationalism of, Kingman as cover artists for, Michener in, modernization advocated by, and Moral Adoptions project, people-to-people narratives in, photography contest sponsored by, Schlesinger in, travel writing in, universalism of, Vietnam editorial in, views on tourism of, ; see also Cousins, Norman
Sayonara (Michener), film version of
Schatz, Thomas
Scherman, Harry
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.
Schweitzer, Albert
Scorcese, Martin
Seagrave, Gordon
Seeds of Treason (de Toledano and Lasky)
Seeger, Pete
segregation
Senate, U.S., Internal Security Subcommittee
sentimentalism, of family formation discourse, global integration and, of Hammerstein, of Michener, middlebrow, of missionary movement, modernization and, of people-to-people narratives, tourism and
Service, John Stewart
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (film)
Sharaff, Irene
Shigeta, James
Show Boat (Kern and Hammerstein)
Siam, I, see also Thailand
Simpson, Caroline Chung
Sinatra, Frank
Singapore
Singh, Nikhil, II
Sino-Japanese War
Sirikit, Queen of Thailand, I
Sister Cities program
slavery, as metaphor for communism
Slotkin, Richard
Smedley, Agnes
Smith, Adam
Smith, Harrison
Smith, Muriel
Smith Act
Smith, Kline & French
Smith-Mundt Act (1948)
Snow, Edgar
socialism
Socialist Call,
Solomon Islands
Soo, Jack
Sound of Music, The (Rodgers and Hammerstein)
South Africa
South Korea, anti-American riots in, Christian Children's Fund in, Michener in
South Pacific (Rodgers and Hammerstein), domestic integration of women in, Michener's stories as source for, racial politics in, romantic versus maternal love in, television remake of, Vietnam as subtext of
South Vietnam
Souvanna Phouma
Soviet Union, collapse of, containment policy toward, Dulles on, Hawaii and, Hollywood and, II; internationalism and, in Korean War, Laos and, Michener on, Oklahoma! in, “peaceful coexistence” policy of, People-to- People program and, race relations and, Reader's Digest and, Saturday Review and, Schlesinger on, travel to, Vietnam and, during World War II, Yugoslavia and
Spain
Spanish-American War
Spanish civil war
Spellman, Cardinal
Spiller, Robert
Stages of Economic Growth, The (Rostow)
Stalin, Joseph
State Department, U.S., Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid, Bulletin of, “education for over-seasmanship” urged by, and Hawaiian statehood, Hiroshima Maidens project opposed by, International Information and Education Exchange, loyalty tests in, Michener and, passports denied by, race relations concerns of, Reader's Digest and, Saturday Review and, tourism promoted by, The Ugly American and
State Fair (Rodgers and Hammerstein)
Steichen, Edward
Steinbeck, John
Stevenson, Adlai
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, Leland
Strange Lands and Friendly People (Douglas)
Strong, Anna Louise
structure of feeling, of containment, of integration
Sturges, John
Suez Crisis
Sukarno
Supreme Court, U.S.
Sutton, Horace
Suzuki, D. T.
Suzuki, Pat
Swarthmore College
sympathy
Taft, Robert
Tagore, Rabindranath
Taiwan, adoption of children from, anti-American riots in, Christian Children's Fund in, globalization and, immigration from, People-to-People program in, Reader's Digest in, tourism in
Tales of the South Pacific (Michener)
Talmadge, Herman
Tarantino, Quentin
Teahouse of the August Moon (Patrick), film version of
Ten Commandments, The (film)
Tenney Committee
Thailand, in Around the World in Eighty Days, economic development of, financial crisis in, Michener and, Reader's Digest in, tourism in, see also Siam
This Is India (Rau)
“This Is Your Life” (television show)
Thomas, Lowell
Thomas, Lowell, Jr.
Thompson, Jim
Thoreau, Henry
Thurmond, Strom
Tibet
Tickle Me (musical)
Till, Emmet
Time,
tourism, Chinese Americans and, educational function of, Hawaii and, restrictions on, see also travel writing
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Travel,
travel writing, as contested terrain, counternarrative, by Michener, by Redding
Trippe, Juan
Trotsky, Leon
Truman, Harry S., anticommunism of, civil rights policy of, foreign travel policies of, internationalism of, National Security Council and, Thailand and
Truman Doctrine
Tsiang, H. T.
Turkey
Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934)
Ugly American, The (Lederer and Burdick), movie version of
Umeki, Miyoshi
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stowe)
United Nations, : Economic and Social Council, General Assembly
United States Information Agency (USIA), Office of Private Cooperation
United World Federalists
Unit in Social Studies, The (Michener)
universalism, in family formation discourse, in Hawamodernization theory and, tourism and
University of Alabama
University of California, Berkeley
University of Michigan
Vandenburg, Arthur
Van Druten, John
Variety,
Verne, Jules
Vietnam, see also Indochina; North Vietnam; South Vietnam; Vietnam War
Vietnam War, Hawaii and, introduction of U.S. ground troops into, Kennedy's policies on, Michener and, opposition to, Rostow's support for, Soviet aid to anti-American forces in
View to the Southeast (Rau)
Vincent, John Carter
Vining, Elizabeth Gray
Vital Center, The (Schlesinger)
Voice of America
Voice of Asia, The (Michener)
Von Eschen, Penny
Wake Island
Wallace, DeWitt
Wallace, Henry
Wallace, Lila Acheson
Wall Street Journal
Walsh, Richard
War Brides Act (1945)
Warner, Susan
Warshow, Robert
Washburn, Abbot
Watanabe, Jerry
Watts, Alan
Weeks, Sinclair
Weill, Kurt
Welcome House
Welles, Orson
Wellesley College
Westernization, see modernization
Westerns, ideology in
West of the Indus (Douglas)
West Side Story (film)
Whale, James
What We Are For (Larson)
“whitemanism,” I
white mother, figure of, see also South Pacific
White Mother (Sams)
Whitfield, Stephen
Whitman, Walt
“Who Is Virgil T. Fry?” (Michener)
Wide, Wide World, The (Warner)
Wilcox, Francis
Wilkie, Wendell
Williams, Raymond
Wilson, Woodrow
Windtalkers (film)
With the Happy Children (Hammerstein)
Wong, Jade Snow
Woo, John
Wood, James Playsted
Worker, The
world government movement
World of Suzy Wong, The (play and film)
World War I
World War I, airstrips built during, Asian American authors and, Asian enemy in movies about, China in, economic impact of, and failure of Wilsonian internationalism, Hawaii during, internment of Japanese Americans during, jungle doctors during, Lederer in, Michener in, Navajo “codetalkers” in, Reader's Digest during, Saturday Review during, Thailand in, U.S. Pacific expansion during
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Wright, Richard
Writers Take Sides (League of American Writers)
Writers’ War Board
Wylie, Philip
Yale University
Yankee Si! (Janss)
“yellow peril” imagery
Yugoslavia
Zachary, G. Pascal
Zhou Enlai