• Eagleburger, Lawrence, 361–62
  • Eagleton, Tom, 197, 342
  • Earle, Ralph, 534
  • East, John P., 386
  • Eastland, James, 313
  • Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga., 148, 150, 163–64, 585
  • Ebtekar, Masoumeh, 514
  • Ecclesiastes 11:4, x
  • economy, xii, xiin, 2, 5, 9, 37, 260, 287, 431, 461
    • federal budget cuts, xiin, 553–54, 554n
    • Humphrey-Hawkins bill and, 338
    • inflation, 2, 5, 260, 261, 307, 339, 431, 432, 456, 462, 476–81, 493, 553–54, 555, 586
    • interest rates, xiin, 2, 432, 475, 479, 554, 586
    • JC’s advisors, 477–78
    • JC’s credit controls, 554
    • JC’s reelection campaign and, 584
    • JC’s reelection loss and, 595
    • manufacturing and, 338–39
    • Middle East oil and, 543, 544, 548
    • “misery index,” 2, 555
    • rebound (1980), 586
    • recession and, 481, 554
    • recovery program (1977–78), 337
    • stagflation, 287, 477, 490
    • unemployment, 2, 431, 554
  • Ecuador, 370
  • Edelman, Peter, 550
  • Edenfield, Berry Avant, 660
  • education
    • Brown v. Board of Education and, 105, 107, 108, 113, 127
    • Department of Education, 571–72
    • funding, 480, 596
    • Head Start, 480
    • JC as governor and, 186–87
    • JC on Sumter County Board, 106–9, 112–13
    • school desegregation, 155, 187, 571
    • school prayer and, 586
    • segregated schools, 106–9
    • teachers’ unions and, 571
    • women’s equity in sports, 571
  • Edwards, Bruce, 275
  • Edwards, Clarence, 236
  • Efaw, Fritz, 256
  • Egypt, 395, 416n
    • Camp David Accords, ix, 6, 352, 388–417, 438–39, 448–53
    • Gaza and, 389, 390, 406, 407, 411, 416, 451
    • JC in (1979), 449
    • shah of Iran exiled in, 559
    • Sinai and, 389, 391, 398, 401, 402, 404, 405–6, 408, 410–11, 412, 413, 417
    • Suez Canal, 390
    • Yom Kippur War, 389, 395
  • Ehrlichman, John, 210
  • Eidenberg, Gene, 570
  • Einstein, Albert, 396
  • Eisenhower, David, 393
  • Eisenhower, Dwight D., 59, 216, 289–90, 302n, 373, 393, 536, 601
  • Eizenstat, Stuart, 288n, 341, 347, 464, 467, 472, 474, 495, 543, 572
    • domestic policy chief, 327, 337, 346, 463
    • JC’s most senior Jewish advisor, 485–86
  • Elders, 663
  • Elizabeth II, Queen, 506
  • El Salvador, 364, 569
  • Emergency Natural Gas Act, 300–301
  • Emory University, 101, 151, 153, 613, 617, 627, 628, 647
    • JC speech (1979), 485
  • Emory University Hospital, 666
  • Endangered Species Act, 303
  • energy, xiin, 3
    • alternative energy sources, 46, 299
    • Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project, xiin, 458n
    • coal liquefaction plant, W.Va., 577
    • conservation as moral equivalent of war, 303
    • deregulation, 273, 306, 307
    • as dominant domestic issue, 253
    • federal fuel economy standards, 307
    • gas shortages, 1, 287, 456, 462, 463
    • JC and Plains solar panels, 668
    • JC as governor and, 188
    • JC’s addressing problem of, 463–64
    • JC’s policies, 3, 5, 299–301, 303, 306–8
    • malaise speech and, 470, 470n
    • National Energy Act of 1978, 303–4, 306, 307
    • oil prices, 2, 307, 443, 462, 477, 553
    • OPEC oil embargo, 188, 299, 476–77
    • Three Mile Island nuclear accident, 457–58, 458n
    • White House solar panels, 1–4, 668
    • windfall profits tax on fossil fuel, 571
  • environmental issues, ix, xi, 5, 178, 245, 304, 345
    • Alaska Lands bill, xiin, 334, 597–99
    • California’s redwoods, 597
    • Chattahoochee River and, 183–84, 597
    • Chattooga River and, 186
    • Clean Air Act Amendments, 307
    • Clean Water Acts, 183, 307–8
    • climate change, 600, 600n
    • dam development opposed, 183–86, 304–5
    • first official global warming alarm, 2
    • Flint River preservation, 16, 184–85
    • Georgia Nature Conservancy founded, 183
    • Global 2000 Report to the President, 599–600
    • inauguration as “eco-friendly,” 293
    • JC and, 1–4, 8, 32, 222–23, 299, 597, 668
    • JC as Georgia governor and, 177, 178, 183–86, 222–23, 597
    • JC’s NPS designations and urban parks, 5, 597
    • Szego as clean-energy pioneer, 2, 3
    • toxic waste cleanup, 5, 307–8, 597, 601
    • wetlands preservation, 183
    • White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), 600
  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 307–8, 348
  • Equal Rights Amendment, 225, 552, 577, 586
  • Escobar Bethancourt, Rómulo, 377
  • Etheridge, Jerome, 144, 144n
  • ethics, x, 245, 341, 343, 351n
    • JC as governor and, 188–89, 207
    • JC’s federal legislation, 5, 350–51, 351n
    • “sunshine laws,” 188
  • Ethics in Government Act of 1978, 350–51
    • Office of Independent Counsel, 351n
  • Ethiopia, 366, 630
  • Evans, Rowland, 229–30, 534
  • Evelyn Wood speed reading, 122n
  • Everything to Gain (JC and Rosalynn Carter), 619
  • Face the Nation (TV show), 574
  • Fahd, King of Saudi Arabia, 628
  • Fair Housing Act of 1968, 106
  • Fallaci, Oriana, 424
  • Fallows, James, 252n, 288n, 306, 333–34, 338, 378n, 534
  • Falwell, Jerry, Sr., 577–78, 595, 658
  • Farwell, Thelma, 143
  • Faubus, Orval, 161–62
  • Faulkner, William, 100
  • Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 533, 533n
  • Federal Paperwork Reduction Act, 330, 350
  • Federal Reserve, xiin, 5, 344, 478–81, 553, 586
  • Federal Trade Commission, 348
  • Fein, Esther B., 615n
  • Finch, Cliff, 278
  • Fisher, Roger, 399, 399n
  • Fisher, William, 467
  • Fitzpatrick, Mary (later Mary Prince), 170–71, 316–17, 317n, 322
  • Flandrin, Georges, 508, 509, 588
  • Fletcher, Kathy, 599
  • Florida
    • Cuban-American voters, 237
    • 1976 primary, 199, 224, 226, 229, 234, 235–37, 243
    • 1980 primary, 499
  • Floyd, George, 669
  • Flynt, John, 185
  • Flynt, Larry, 318
  • Foege, Bill, 630–31, 632
  • Foley, Tom, 350, 595
  • Food and Drug Administration, 348
  • Food Stamp Act of 1977, 349
  • Foote, Shelby, 402
  • Forbes, George, 324
  • Ford, Betty, 262
  • Ford, Gerald, 89n, 216, 219, 252, 261–62, 280, 294, 300, 302n, 373, 438, 578, 631n
    • amassing wealth after leaving office, 618
    • Cambodia and, 368n
    • clumsiness myth, 260
    • dumping of Rockefeller, 228, 261
    • inflation and, 260, 261
    • Iran, the shah, and, 505
    • Israel agreement (1975), 403
    • JC’s friendship with, 376, 376n, 640–41
    • JC’s strategy against, 247
    • Nixon pardon, 211, 247, 277, 296
    • as president, 210–11, 358n
    • presidential campaign (1976), 228, 260, 261–64, 263n, 268–78, 419
    • Reagan challenge to, 373
    • “Rose Garden strategy,” 517
    • Soviet Union and, 538
    • State of the Union address (1975), 261
    • “two-China policy,” 6
  • Ford, Wendell, 325, 380
  • Ford Motor Company, 457
  • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, 351n
  • Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, 596
  • Forrester, E. L. “Tick,” 90
  • Fortson, Ben, 120, 180
  • Fortson, Warren, 113, 117, 119, 130, 131, 180
  • Frank, Leo, 27
  • Frankel, Max, 273
  • Franklin, Aretha, 293
  • Franklin, Benjamin, 553
  • Fraser, Don, 356–57, 493, 551
  • Frazier, Joe, 318
  • Free, Jim, 277
  • Freeman, Myron, 170
  • Freeman, Robertiena, 125, 125n
  • Friedman, Milton, 481
  • Fuller, Millard, 615, 660
  • Fuqua, J. B., 149, 159
  • Future Farmers of America (FFA), 44
  • Gabor, Zsa Zsa, 318
  • Gadhafi, Mu’ammar, 444, 520, 601
  • Gallucci, Robert, 647
  • Gamasy, Mohammed Abdel Ghany el-, 405
  • Gambrell, David, 169, 179n
  • Gandhi, Mahatma, 43, 395, 666
  • Garagiola, Joe, 276
  • Gardner, John, 465
  • Gardner, Richard N., 370
  • Garner, John Nance, 289
  • Garten, Ina, 288n
  • Gates, Bill, 631
  • Gates, Bill, Sr., 631
  • Gates, Melinda, 631
  • Gates, Robert, 358, 531
  • gay rights, Gays for Carter, 272
  • Geisel, Ernesto, 311
  • Gelb, Leslie, 455, 533, 535
  • General Conference of Methodists, 565
  • Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 546
  • George, Walter, 90
  • Georgia, 17, 36, 97, 127, 159, 207n
    • Arnall as governor, 105
    • Baker v. Carr and, 116
    • black vs. white schools in, 107–9
    • Brown v. Board of Education and backlash, 105–6
    • Carter family and, 23, 24
    • death penalty in, 207, 207n
    • Democratic Party in, 120
    • Gordy family and, 25
    • governor’s mansion, 170
    • Griffin as governor, 110–11
    • integration in, 121, 123–24
    • JC and American Fighting Men’s Day, 256n
    • JC and drinking age, dry laws, 202
    • JC and education reform, 186–87
    • JC and the environment, 183–86, 222–23
    • JC and farsighted changes, 182
    • JC and first major land-use legislation, 184
    • JC and movie production in, 209–10
    • JC and racial equality, 169–70, 204
    • JC and state government overhaul, 177–82
    • JC and trade missions, 200
    • JC and zero-based budgeting, 178–79
    • JC as governor, 104, 166–91, 206–7, 209
    • JC leaves (1943), 50
    • JC returns (1953), 89–90
    • JC’s drug treatment program, 180
    • JC’s gubernatorial campaigns, 7, 43, 133–37, 148–65, 271
    • JC’s inaugural declaration on ending racial discrimination, 166–67, 195
    • Lions Clubs in, 98
    • lynching and disappearances, 29n, 46
    • Maddox as governor, 137, 138, 149
    • Martin Luther King Day in, 204
    • mental health centers, 187
    • “pay-to-play” system, 172
    • peanut farming and, 18, 92, 96–97
    • poll tax abolished, 105
    • prison system, 188
    • racism and segregation in, 36, 104–16, 121, 127, 158–59, 161–62, 170, 170n
    • Sanders as governor, 123, 130, 149, 156
    • summer of 1965, 127–28
    • Talmadge as governor, 36
    • Talmadge’s son as governor, 86
    • thirty questions for black voters, 121, 121n
    • Time magazine story “Dixie Whistles a Different Tune” and, 195–96
    • Treaty of Indian Springs, 23
    • US Constitution and, 23
    • voter fraud in, 118–19, 634
  • Georgia Baptist Convention, 202
  • Georgia Board of Regents, 170
  • Georgia Crop Improvement Association, 97
  • Georgia Department of Transportation, 627
  • Georgia Film Commission, 209n
  • Georgia Highway Department, 173, 188–89
  • Georgia House of Representatives, 124n
  • Georgia Human Resources Board, 172
  • Georgia Institute of Technology, 50, 51, 76, 126
  • Georgia Nature Conservancy, 184
  • Georgia Southwestern State University, 50, 64, 87, 122, 131, 153
    • Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving, 622n
  • Georgia State Highway Board, 172–73
  • Georgia State Senate, 123–24
    • JC as outsider, 7, 123
    • JC’s campaign for, 103, 117–21
    • JC serving in, 101, 121–33
  • Gergen, David, 590
  • Getting to Know the General (Greene), 524
  • Getting to Yes (Fisher and Ury), 399n
  • Ghana, 610, 629–30
  • Ghorbanifar, Manucher, 607n
  • Ghotbzadeh, Sadegh, 558, 558n, 560, 565
  • GI Bill, 587
  • Gierek, Edward, 359, 367
  • Giles, Gilbert, 257
  • Gillespie, Dizzy, 323
  • Gillis, Hugh, 172
  • Gillis, Jim, Sr., 172–73
  • Gingrich, Newt, 185
  • Girardeau, John, 137
  • Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry, 442, 443n, 444, 546
  • Gladwell, Malcolm, 320
  • Glenn, John, 253–54, 379, 499
  • Glickman, Dan, 540–41
  • Global 2000 Report to the President, 599–600
  • Global warming, 2, 599, 600
  • Goldberg, Arthur, 413
  • Goldschmidt, Neil, 486, 557n
  • Goldwater, Barry, 127, 219n, 297, 377, 590, 593
  • Goldwater-Nichols bill, 568
  • Golson, Barry, 266, 267
  • Goodman, Andrew, 584
  • Goodwin, Richard, 306
  • Gorbachev, Mikhail, 359n, 370, 533, 541n, 549, 641
  • Gordy, Berry, 26
  • Gordy, Berry, Jr., 26
  • Gordy, Dorothy (aunt), 49, 60–61
  • Gordy, Ida Nicholson (maternal grandmother), 26
  • Gordy, James “Jim Jack” (maternal grandfather), 26–27
  • Gordy, James Thomas (maternal great-grandfather), 25
  • Gordy, Tom Watson (uncle), 27, 49, 60–61
  • Gore, Al, 648, 650
  • Graham, Billy, 146, 268–69, 269n, 646
  • Graham, Katharine, 336
  • grain embargo, 539–41, 548
  • Granquist, Wayne, 464
  • Granum, Rex, 464
  • Graves, John, 513–14
  • Gray, Robert, 589
  • Great Britain, 299, 395, 423, 435, 506, 547
    • JC state visit, 100–101
    • See also Thatcher, Margaret
  • Great Depression, 13, 35, 63, 301, 303
  • Green, Annelle, 67–68
  • Greene, Graham, 524
  • Greer, Peter Zack, 120–21
  • Gregory, Dick, 129
  • Greider, William, 481, 586
  • Grenada, 531, 568, 569
  • Griffin, Robert, 346
  • Griffin, Marvin, 110–11, 162, 169
  • Grizzard, Lewis, 278
  • Gromyko, Andrei, 358, 535
  • Guadeloupe summit, 442–43
  • Guatemala, 364
  • Gulag Archipelago, The (Solzhenitsyn), 515
  • Gulf War, 642–43
  • Gulliver, Hal, 176, 573
  • gun control, 211
  • Gunter, Bill, 140, 147
  • Guyana, 634
  • Habitat for Humanity, xi, 614–15, 615n, 660, 667, 668
  • Haig, Alexander, 369, 607
  • Haiti, 369, 635, 637, 649–51
  • Haldeman, H. R., 210, 287
  • Hall, Tom T., 624
  • Hamas, 646, 656
  • Hamilton, Lee, 608–9
  • Hamilton, William, 211
  • Harding, Warren, 488
  • Harkin, Tom, 357
  • Harper’s magazine: “Jimmy Carter’s Pathetic Lies,” 230
  • Harpster, Wayne, 583, 595
  • Harriman, Averell, 6–7, 233, 488–89, 536
  • Harris, Don, 126
  • Harris, Fred, 225, 233, 235
  • Harris, Patricia Roberts, 313
  • Harris, Robert, 142
  • Harris, Roy, 106, 161–62, 163
  • Harris, Virginia, 44
  • Harrison, Benjamin, 3
  • Hart, Gary, 197, 222n, 305
  • Hart, Phil, 296
  • Hartke, Vance, 263
  • Hartsfield, William B., 121
  • Harvard Law School, 226
  • Hassan II, King of Morocco, 504, 505, 511
  • Hatfield, Mark, 575
  • Havel, Vaclav, 371
  • Hayakawa, S. I. “Sam,” 382–83
  • Hayes, Rutherford B., 486–87
  • Hays, Ken, 413–14
  • Head Start, 480
  • health care, 239, 327, 346
    • Affordable Care Act, 597
    • global health issues, 37, 630–32, 631n, 662, 668–69
    • hospital costs, 493, 495, 497, 497n
    • JC, Kennedy, and reform bills, 493–98
    • Medicaid expansion, 495
    • Medicare for All, 494
    • preschool immunizations, 312
    • Rosalynn and children’s health, 312
  • Heartsongs (Stepanek), 663
  • Hebrews 11:1, 575
  • Heimann, John, 340–41
  • Helms, Jesse, 375, 380
  • Helms, Richard, 437n
  • Help America Vote Act of 2002, 634
  • Helsinki Accords, 356n, 357
  • Henderson, Hal, 128
  • Henley, William Ernest, 53, 667
  • Heritage Foundation, 272
  • Hertzberg, Hendrik “Rick,” 279, 288n, 338, 387, 463, 509, 526, 593, 601, 643, 666
    • JC’s malaise speech and, 467, 471–72
  • Herzog (Bellow), 322
  • Herzog, Red, 58
  • Hewes, Hayden C., 201
  • Hezbollah, 431
  • Hicks, Carlton, 223
  • Hill, Jesse, Jr., 170, 243
  • Hinckley, John, 589n
  • Hirohito, Emperor, 462
  • Hitler, Adolf, 365, 395, 534, 541, 583
  • Hoffman, Abbie, 620
  • Holbrooke, Richard, 366, 638, 651n
  • Hollings, Ernest, 328
  • Hollis, Annie Mae, 34, 45, 87, 98
  • Holmes, Larry, 522
  • Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 319
  • Holton, Linwood, 195
  • Hooks, Benjamin, 485
  • Hoover, Herbert, 7–8, 216, 302n, 488, 572
  • Hopkins, Donald, 631
  • Horne, Billy and Irene, 102
  • Hornet’s Nest, The (JC), 623
  • Horowitz, Vladimir, 323
  • Hour Before Daylight, An (JC), 48, 619
  • Hua Guofeng, 420
  • Huang Zhen, 420
  • Hudson, Lou, 158
  • Hufstedler, Shirley, 315
  • Hughes, Charles Evans, 279
  • Hughes, Harold, 260
  • human rights, ix, 245, 355–71
    • Africa and, 365–66, 365n
    • Asia and, 366–69
    • Cambodian genocide, 367–68
    • China and, 427
    • Cuba and, 218
    • Democratic Party platform and, 255
    • Eastern Europe and, 371
    • El Salvador failure, 364
    • Human Rights Day proclamation, 369
    • Indonesia and, 366
    • Iran and, 434, 434n
    • JC in Gaza (2008) and, 656
    • JC on mistreatment of women, 658–59
    • JC’s faith and, 359
    • JC’s farewell address and, 602
    • JC’s foreign policy and, 360, 361, 390, 531, 578–79
    • JC’s moral stature and, 104, 105
    • JC’s perspective on peace and, 637–38
    • JC’s policies, ix, xii, 6, 218, 295, 369, 370–71, 617
    • JC’s postpresidency and, 635–39
    • Latin America and, 362–64, 369, 370, 375
    • Palestine and, 390
    • Soviet Union and, 357–60, 358n, 359n, 538
    • State Department Bureau of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, 361
    • Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 70
    • use of phrase, 356, 356n
  • Human Rights Watch, 637
  • Humphrey, Hubert, 149, 159–60, 196, 219, 244, 248, 254, 259, 338, 379, 379n, 581
  • Humphrey-Hawkins bill, 338, 339
  • Hungary, 536
    • Crown of St. Stephen return, xiin, 531
  • Huntley-Brinkley Report (TV show), 128
  • Hurst, Joe, 118, 119–20, 123
  • Hussein, Saddam, 444, 526, 588, 642
  • Hussein of Jordan, King, 335, 401, 655n
  • Huyser, Robert, 441–42, 443, 444, 453
  • Iacocca, Lee, 551, 551n
  • “I Ain’t Gonna Work on Maggie’s Farm No More” (Dylan), 206
  • “If—” (Kipling), 43
  • Illinois Democratic primary (1980), 553
  • India, 516
  • Indonesia, 366
  • Inouye, Daniel, 577
  • Inspector General Act of 1978, 350–51
  • International Criminal Court, 635, 639
  • International Longshoremen’s Assn., 539
  • International UFO Bureau, 201–2
  • “Invictus” (Henley), 53, 668
  • Iowa, 221
    • 1976 primary, 199, 221–29, 232
    • 1980 primary, 552
    • Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 228–29
  • Iran, xiin, 2, 439–41, 503
    • anti-Americanism in, 435, 453, 455, 503, 504, 511, 521, 525
    • Israel and, 519
    • nationalizing of oil fields, 433
    • new constitution, 515
    • nuclear weapons and, 431–32
    • Rabhan’s imprisonment, 150, 659–60
    • shah and, 3, 433, 435, 436, 443, 444, 446, 447, 505, 507
    • Soviet Union and, 519, 538
    • terrorist organizations backed by, 431
    • as a theocracy, 2, 435, 437, 453–55, 503
    • US ambassador Laingen and, 507, 508, 509, 514
    • US ambassador Sullivan and, 436, 437, 437n, 440, 441, 443–44, 447, 453–54
    • US coup plotters, 442
    • US embassy in Tehran, 454, 503, 505, 507–8, 510, 513
    • US extracting Americans from, 507
    • US freezing assets of, 504, 517, 588, 603, 604–5, 608
    • US intelligence failure in, 437–38, 454
  • Iran-Contra scandal, 607, 607n
  • Iran hostage crisis, xii, 1, 9, 428, 448, 456, 475, 501, 502, 502n, 512–26, 550, 555, 558–68, 574, 588–89, 592–93
    • ABC News and, 524–26, 558, 560
    • Algiers Accords, 604–5
    • as campaign issue (1980), 587
    • embassy takeover, 513–14
    • hostages released, 515, 603–6
    • instigators of, purpose of, 512–13
    • JC’s failures and, 520–21, 525–26
    • JC’s prescience about, 504, 505, 507
    • JC’s priority, 518, 523
    • Reagan campaign’s October Surprise and, 588–89, 606–9, 607n
    • rescue of diplomats, 562
    • shah’s death and, 588
    • Special Coordination Committee (SCC) set up, 518
    • treatment of hostages, 515
    • US botched rescue mission, 562–68
    • US embargo and, 562
    • US military options, 518–20, 562
  • Iranian Revolution, 431, 432–48, 454, 456
  • Iran-Iraq War, 431, 588
  • Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, 604
  • Iraq, 391, 444, 448, 526, 642
  • Iraq War, 483, 653
  • Islam, radical Islam, 503, 525, 536
    • See also Iran
  • Israel
    • Camp David Accords, ix, 6, 352, 388–417, 438–39, 448–53, 644n, 655
    • Ford’s agreement with (1975), 403
    • Gaza and, 389, 390, 406, 407, 411
    • immigration of Russian Jews and, 655
    • Iran and, 432
    • Iran-Contra scandal and, 607, 607n
    • Irgun of, 396, 401n
    • JC and, 388, 654–56
    • JC and UN vote against, 555–56
    • JC mission in (1979), 448–51
    • JC’s criticism of, 644
    • JC’s Knesset speeches, 450, 654
    • JC’s visits to, 200–201, 453, 656–57
    • Jerusalem issues, 410, 413
    • Oslo Accords, 646
    • Palestinians and, 644
    • Raid on Entebbe (1976), 564
    • Sadat’s visit to, 391, 391n
    • settlements, 391, 398, 403, 404, 408, 410–12, 414–15, 417, 439, 655n
    • Six Day War, 389
    • War of Independence, 396
    • Yad Vashem, 449
    • Yom Kippur War, 389, 395
    • See also specific leaders
  • Italy, 370
  • “I Wanted to Share My Father’s World” (JC), 21–22, 89
  • Jabotinsky, Vladimir, 395, 406
  • Jackson, Andrew, 23
  • Jackson, Brooks, 482
  • Jackson, Henry “Scoop,” 186, 197, 246, 248, 253, 499, 534
    • 1976 primary, 232, 234, 236–38, 242–44
  • Jackson, James, 26
  • Jackson, Jesse, 344, 461
  • Jackson, Maynard, 626
  • Jackson, Roy and Gussie, 112
  • Jackson Samuels, Rita, 169, 170, 204
  • James, Henry, xiii
  • James, William, 303
  • James 1:12, 141
  • Japan, 312, 426, 462–63
  • Jefferson, Thomas, 602
  • Jeffries, Jim, 46
  • Jewish American community, 27, 27n, 150, 195, 211, 225, 236, 241–42, 302
    • JC and, 237, 240, 241–42, 302, 439, 449, 484–86, 557, 576, 645, 655–56, 656n
    • JC and UN vote against Israel, 555–56
  • Jiang Qing, 556n
  • Ji Chaozhu, 423, 425n
  • Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, 4, 626
  • John 14:1, 575
  • John Birch Society, 130
  • John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, 509
  • John Paul II, Pope, 321, 364
  • Johnson, Alvan, 34
  • Johnson, Esther (Gordy family slave), 25
  • Johnson, Jack, 46
  • Johnson, Lady Bird, 270
  • Johnson, Leroy, 123, 160, 174–76
  • Johnson, Luci Baines, 270
  • Johnson, Lyndon Baines (LBJ), 5, 216, 219n, 254, 280, 289, 336, 349, 373, 476, 495, 536, 590, 597
    • civil rights legislation, 106, 127, 129
    • Deep South, Democratic Party, and, 127
    • Great Society, 219, 337, 356
    • JC’s comments on, 270–71, 270n
    • presidential race (1964), 127
  • Johnson, Sam Houston, 573n
  • Johnson, William Decker, 30–31
  • Johnston, Bennett, 521
  • Jonassaint, Emil, 650
  • Jones, Charles O., 286
  • Jones, David, 563, 567
  • Jones, Jim and Jonestown, 457, 464
  • Jones, Reginald H., 471
  • Jones, Thaddeus, 45n, 88, 130
  • Jordan, Barbara, 255, 364
  • Jordan, Clarence, 109–10, 111–12, 615
  • Jordan, Florence, 109, 111–12
  • Jordan, Hamilton, 112, 122–23, 135–36, 137, 146, 151, 151n, 152, 157, 180, 181, 305, 373, 653
    • attitude toward Washington politicos, 294
    • Billygate and, 574–75
    • Caddell and, 463
    • Camp David Accords and, 392, 408, 450
    • as chief of staff, 277, 288, 333, 472–73
    • Democratic Party and, 211, 255
    • how to make Carter president analysis, 199
    • Iran hostage crisis and, 501, 506, 510, 516, 517, 519, 524, 559, 565–67, 592, 605
    • on JC’s faith and peace-making, 639
    • JC’s pledge on race relations and, 168
    • JC’s postpresidency and, 613–14, 618
    • JC’s presidential agenda and, 304
    • JC’s presidential ambitions and, 198, 199
    • JC’s presidential race (1976), 213, 218, 224–25, 232, 233, 252
    • JC’s reelection race (1980), 499–500, 558, 572, 580, 585, 593, 594–95
    • Lance scandal and, 341, 342
    • media and, 323, 344–45
    • Panama Canal Treaties and, 378, 381–82
    • presidential staff and, 287, 288n, 290
    • on Rosalynn, 311
    • shah of Iran and, 523
  • Jordan, Jan, 112
  • Jordan, Nancy, 344
  • Jordan, Vernon, 168–69, 203–4, 337
  • judicial system
    • civil liberties and, 207
    • death penalty, 207, 207n
    • decriminalizing marijuana, 208, 313
    • incarceration rate and, 207n
    • JC’s judicial appointments, x, 5, 170, 170n, 313–14, 327, 587
    • JC’s Law Day speech (1974) and, 206–8, 351
    • Omnibus Judgeship Act of 1978, 314
    • sentencing guidelines for cocaine, 208
  • Justus, Jere, 202
  • Kahn, Alfred, 477, 491–92
  • Kakutani, Michiko, 178n
  • Karadzic, Radovan, 637–38, 651n
  • Karmal, Babrak, 537
  • Kean, Benjamin, 508, 509, 588
  • Keeping Faith (JC), 618
  • Kempton, Murray, 356, 651
  • Kennedy, Caroline, 509
  • Kennedy, Edward “Ted,” xi, 199, 338, 383–84, 488–501, 543n
    • cancer diagnosis of son, Teddy, Jr., 212
    • Chappaquiddick and, 205, 212, 498, 499–500
    • drinking and, 212, 491, 498, 583
    • on exiling the shah, 523–24
    • health care reform and, 493–98
    • JC and, personality and policy clashes, 205–6, 239, 255, 491, 492n, 493–98, 509, 582–83
    • JC’s malaise speech and, 488–89
    • “moral issue” with, 269n
    • Mudd interview disaster, 499–500, 517
    • personal doubts of, 498–99
    • polling and, 490, 499, 517, 550, 555
    • presidential ambitions, 205, 212, 488, 496, 497, 498
    • presidential bid (1980), ix, 9, 329, 487–89, 498–501, 517–18, 524, 543, 550–53, 552n, 555, 556, 572–73, 575, 577–81, 580
    • speech, Democratic Convention (1980), 580–81
  • Kennedy, Joan, 212, 500
  • Kennedy, John F., 8, 126, 166–67, 216, 240, 241, 269, 288, 302n, 349
    • acceptance speech (1960), 258
    • assassination of, 126
    • Bay of Pigs and, 567
    • Cold War and, 528
    • Cuban Missile Crisis, 416
    • vision of, 333
  • Kennedy, John F., Jr., 509
  • Kennedy, Robert F., 126, 136, 148, 457, 498
  • Kennedy, Rose, 196n
  • “Kennedy’s Women Problem/Women’s Kennedy Problem” (Lessard), 552n
  • Kerensky, Aleksandr, 441n
  • Kerrey, Bob, 297–98, 586
  • Kerry, John, 657
  • Keynes, John Maynard, 460
  • Khomeini, Ahmed, 514
  • Khomeini, Seyyed Ruhollah, 2, 150, 433, 435–38, 443, 444, 446–48, 453–55, 504, 518, 522, 538, 558n, 659
    • Iran hostage crisis and, 512, 514–16, 521, 522, 559, 560–61, 588
    • Iran-Iraq War and, 588
  • Khrushchev, Nikita, 393
  • Kidd, Culver, 175, 181, 181n
  • Kierkegaard, Søren, 140
  • Kim Dae-jung, 367
  • Kim Il-sung, 646–49
  • Kim Jong-un, 328n
  • Kim Young-sam, 546
  • King, Bernice, 660
  • King, C. B., 158, 276
  • King, Clennon, 275, 276
  • King, Coretta Scott, 170, 204, 259, 276, 313, 643
  • King, Dexter, 660
  • King, Martin Luther, Jr., xi, 104, 110, 114–15, 121, 126, 148, 150n, 158, 266
    • Children’s Crusade, 125
    • “I Have a Dream” speech, 259
    • JC mediates for children of, 660
    • Nobel Peace Prize, 121, 654, 660
    • portrait in Georgia state capitol, 204
    • Selma march and, 128
  • King, Martin Luther, Sr., 163–64, 170, 227, 243, 259, 276, 313
    • DNC benediction (1976), 259
  • King, Marty, 660
  • Kipling, Rudyard, 43
  • Kirbo, Charles, 119–20, 135, 145, 164, 167, 169, 180, 229, 245, 267, 288n, 292, 373
    • as JC’s chief of staff, as governor, 171–72
    • JC’s postpresidential finances and, 617
    • JC’s presidency and, 287, 320
    • JC’s presidential ambitions and, 196–97
    • JC’s reelection campaign and, 572
    • JC’s vice presidential pick and, 253–54
    • warning about “Kick Me” sign, 229–30, 267
  • Kirk, Paul, 580
  • Kirkpatrick, Jeane, 369n
  • Kissinger, Henry, 6, 290, 343, 357, 363, 389, 390, 393, 419, 529, 588
    • Iran, the shah, and, 436, 442, 448, 504, 505, 506, 507, 510
    • “Who lost Iran?” query, 455
  • Klobuchar, Amy, 665
  • Klutznick, Philip, 486
  • Knebel, Fletcher, 216
  • Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, Schenectady, N.Y., 82
  • Koch, Ed, 556, 556n, 557, 558, 558n
  • Kohl, Helmut, 443n
  • Koinonia Farm, 109–12, 115, 127, 187, 615
  • Kopechne, Mary Jo, 213, 500
  • Koppel, Ted, 525, 526, 558
  • Korshak, Sidney, 245n
  • Kovic, Ron, 256
  • Kraft, Tim, 222, 223, 228, 229, 232, 263n
  • Kramer, Orin, 556
  • Kreps, Juanita, 313
  • Kuhn, Bowie, 457
  • Ku Klux Klan, 110, 112, 128, 158, 585
  • Küng, Hans, 139
  • labor unions, 214, 243, 338, 339, 551
  • Lack, Andrew, 500
  • Laffer, Arthur, 578
  • Laingen, Bruce, 507, 508, 509, 514, 565
  • Lalor, William, 89
  • Lance, Bert, 135, 172, 173, 188, 336, 373, 595
    • advice to JC, 302–3
    • “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” and, 340
    • as JC’s budget director, 290
    • JC’s fight over water projects and, 305
    • JC’s friendship with, 173–74, 339, 343
    • JC’s frugality and, 324
    • JC’s presidential agenda and, 304
    • on presidential staff, 288n
    • scandal and the media, 340–44
    • on Volcker, 479
  • Lance, LaBelle, 342, 344
  • Landon, Alf, 46
  • Laney, James, 613, 617, 647
  • Laney, Lucy Craft, 204
  • Langford, Edna, 224, 622
  • Language in Thought and Action (Hayakawa), 383
  • Lasch, Christopher, 460
  • Las Vegas Review-Journal, 381
  • Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, 637
  • Laxalt, Paul, 424
  • Leadership (Burns), 460, 461
  • Lebanon, Hezbollah and, 431
  • Lechner, Zachary J., 262
  • Lehman, John, 575n
  • Lennon, John, 293
  • Leno, Jay, 623
  • Lessard, Suzannah, 552n
  • Letelier, Orlando, 363
  • “Letter from Birmingham Jail” (MLK), 126
  • Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (Agee), 30
  • Levy, Gus, 220
  • Lewis, John, 127–28, 626–27
  • Lewis, Samuel, 405, 416
  • Liberia, 633, 636
  • Liberty University, 658
  • Libya, 391, 444, 520, 525, 574–76
  • Lincoln, Abraham, 131, 280, 471
  • Linowitz, Sol, 374–75, 376, 465
  • Lions Club, 98, 201
  • Lippmann, Walter, 9
  • Lipshutz, Robert, 288n, 341, 486
  • Little Baby Snoogle Fleejer, The (JC), 619
  • Little Rock, Ark., 161–62
  • Lock Haven, Pa. (site of JC’s lay missionary work), 143, 203
  • Lockheed Corporation, 51
  • Logan, Roxy Jo, 50
  • Long, Russell, 304, 347, 348, 380, 496, 497
  • Longest Yard, The (film), 209–10
  • López Michelsen, Alfonso, 311
  • López Portillo, José, 331, 454, 506, 523
  • Louis, Joe, 46
  • Lucey, Patrick “Pat,” 499, 578
  • Lukash, William, 486, 487
  • Luther, Martin, 100n
  • Lynn, Loretta, 293
  • Lynyrd Skynyrd, 227
  • MacArthur, Douglas, 207
  • MacNeil, Robert, 436
  • Macon County Club, 170
  • Macon News, 160
  • Maddox, Lester, 134, 136–38, 149, 151, 161, 164, 167, 169–70, 174–76, 184, 203, 204, 211, 233, 278
  • Maddox, Virginia, 169
  • Mailer, Norman, 140, 196, 253, 257–58, 381, 445
  • malaise speech, 2, 456–57, 463–72, 470n, 478, 488–89
    • number of American’s viewing, 468
    • “pivot” of, 470
    • public reaction, 471
  • Mandela, Nelson, 366, 663
  • Mandus, George, 204
  • Mao Tse-Tung, 71–72, 418, 420, 556n
  • Maranatha Baptist Church, Plains, Ga., 660–62
  • “Marching Through Georgia” (song), 55
  • Marcos, Ferdinand, 366
  • marijuana decriminalization, 208, 313
  • Marshall, Ray, 286, 326, 338
  • Marshall Tucker Band, 226
  • Marston, David, 329
  • Marty, Martin, 42
  • Massachusetts, 1976 primary election, 234
  • Massell, Sam, 195
  • Mathis, Evan, 51
  • Matthews, Chris, 212n, 288n, 329
  • Maudlin Bacon, Kathryn, 43
  • Mayhew, Alice, xi
  • Mbeki, Thabo, 633
  • McCain, John, 656
  • McCarthy, Colman, 487
  • McCarthy, Eugene, 225–26, 232, 259, 278
  • McClain, Fred, 222
  • McCloy, John J., 505, 505n, 507
  • McCoy, Jennifer, 636
  • McCullough, David, 320, 374, 374n, 384
  • McCullough, Peter, 203
  • McGill, Ralph, 121
  • McGovern, George, 196–97, 211, 214, 232, 233, 259, 349, 386, 593
  • McGrory, Mary, 582, 595
  • McHenry, Donald, 555–56
  • McIntyre, James, 288n
  • McIntyre, Tom, 380
  • McKinley, William, 488
  • McLeary, Joel, 245n
  • McMaster, H. R., 664
  • Meany, George, 338
  • media
    • Arnall’s advice to JC, 211
    • Camp David Accords and, 399–400, 451n
    • “Carter Lies” stories, 229–30
    • Carters portrayed as hicks, 323
    • Chief Justice Burger on the press subverting justice, 343
    • coverage of Amy Carter, 322–23
    • Ford’s “gaffe” story, 271–72
    • Iran hostage crisis and, 524–26, 558, 560
    • JC and Iowa caucuses, 221–22
    • JC and “meanness” issue, 585
    • JC and New Hampshire primary, 233
    • JC and post-Watergate press, 5
    • JC as governor and, 189
    • JC’s ABC interview (1980), 538, 539
    • JC’s acrimonious relationship with, 5, 251, 253, 279, 335–37, 483, 578, 582, 583, 585–86, 616
    • JC’s Billygate press conference, 575–76
    • JC’s brother Billy and, 573, 574
    • JC’s China agreement and, 422
    • JC’s defense policy and, 529–30
    • JC’s “ethnic purity” gaffe and, 243
    • JC’s foreign policy and, 534
    • at JC’s headquarters, Plains, Ga., 249–52
    • JC’s peace efforts and Haiti, 651
    • JC’s Playboy interview, 267–71, 271n
    • JC’s presidency and, 288, 292–94, 297, 335, 342, 343, 344–45
    • JC’s presidential ambitions and, 211–12
    • JC’s presidential race and, 217, 218, 220, 228–30, 234–35, 238–41, 249–53, 271
    • JC’s reputation harmed by, 293
    • JC’s Sixty Minutes interview, 579–80
    • JC’s TMI, 230, 251, 331
    • Khomeini and, 436
    • “Killer Rabbit” story, 482–83, 482n
    • Lance scandal and, 340–43
    • Milwaukee Sentinel headline, 242
    • “Miz Lillian” and, 249, 317–18
    • “Rafshoonery,” 459
    • Reagan and, 585–86
    • Shrum’s indictment of Carter, 244–45
    • White House Correspondents’ Dinner, 336–37
    • See also specific outlets
  • Meese, Edwin, 605
  • Meir, Golda, 200
  • Mencken, H. L., 332
  • Mendez, Tony, 562
  • Mengistu Haile Marian, 636
  • Menil, Dominique de, 635
  • mental health issues, 154, 187, 311, 596
    • Mental Health Systems Act, 596
    • Milledgeville mental hospital and, 187
    • Reagan response, 596
    • Rosalynn as mental health advocate, 187, 311, 596–97, 621–22, 633, 657n
  • Merck pharmaceutical company, 632
  • Meroni, Flavio, 605
  • Meshaal, Khaled, 646
  • Methodist Church, 146–47
  • Mexico
    • JC’s state visit (1979), 331, 454
    • shah of Iran and, 506, 508, 523
  • Micah 6:8, 294
  • Michigan, JC primary win, 244
  • Middle East, 201, 296, 360, 407
    • Camp David Accords denounced, 438
    • Carter Doctrine and, 542–44, 543n, 547, 548, 620, 642
    • Clinton’s initiatives, 646, 654
    • Iranian Revolution and, 431
    • JC’s postpresidency and, 641, 643–46
    • JC trips, 434, 448–52
    • oil prices and, 443, 448
    • Oslo Accords, 646
    • Persian Gulf oil supplies, 543, 544, 548
    • Six Day War, 389
    • Soviet Union and, 503
    • threats from (1979), 526–27
    • US economy and oil, 543
    • war in, 388, 394
    • Yom Kippur War, 389
    • See also Camp David Accords; Iran; Iraq
  • Middleton, Arthur, 55
  • Mikva, Abner, 327, 587
  • Miller, G. William, 478
  • Miller, George, 305, 305n
  • Milwaukee Sentinel, 242
  • Minow, Newton, 269–70
  • Mirdamadi, Mohsen, 512, 512n
  • Mississippi, 278
  • Mitterrand, François, 443n
  • Mobutu Sese Seko, 366, 636
  • Moffett, Toby, 489
  • Mondale, Joan, 254, 461
  • Mondale, Walter “Fritz,” xi, 200, 213, 222n, 253–55, 340, 344, 463, 602
    • Cabinet purge and, 474
    • on Caddell’s memo, 461
    • Camp David Accords and, 392, 400, 410
    • China and, 419
    • Democratic Convention speech, 257
    • draft resumption and, 543
    • grain embargo and, 539–40
    • Iran and, 438, 443, 507
    • Iran hostage crisis and, 517, 555, 606
    • on JC’s approach to office, 328
    • JC’s malaise speech, 464–65, 467, 469
    • JC’s reelection campaign, 572, 583, 589
    • Kennedy and, 490, 496, 497
    • as mediator with Congress, 496
    • Panama Canal Treaties and, 380, 381, 383
    • in Plains, Ga., transition team and, 290
    • resigning contemplated, 461–62, 474
    • Summer Olympics boycott, 541
    • as vice president, 2, 289–90, 296, 304, 365, 396
    • vice presidential debate, 274
    • weekly lunch tradition, 289
  • Monroe Doctrine, 376
  • Moon, Lottie, 425
  • Moore, Frank, 179–80, 497n
    • as JC’s congressional liaison, 287, 288n, 325, 328, 329, 332, 345–46, 349–50
  • Moore, Homer, 118, 120, 120n
  • Morales-Bermudez, Francisco, 311
  • Moral Majority, 586, 587
  • Morgan, Charles, Jr., 239
  • Morgan, Robert, 386
  • Morris Brown Concert Choir, 167
  • Mosaddegh, Mohammad, 432–33, 443, 453
  • Motor Carrier Act, 492
  • Mount St. Helens eruption, 533, 533n
  • Moyers, Bill, 127, 259
  • Moyle, Walter, 57
  • Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 255, 471, 499, 528–29, 651
  • Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (film), 285
  • Mudd, Roger, 499–500
  • Mugabe, Robert, 365n
  • Muir Woods National Park, 597
  • Mulroney, Brian, 643
  • Murphy, Reg, 157, 158–59, 189–90, 211
  • Murray, Bill, 302
  • Muskie, Edmund, 196, 254, 305, 567, 588
  • NAACP, 105, 106, 109, 130, 485
  • Nader, Ralph, 252, 349, 350, 491
  • NASA, 333
    • Skylab disintegration, 457
  • Nashville (film), 216
  • Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 395
  • National Advisory Committee for Women, 445
  • National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 471
  • National Conservative Political Action Committee, 386
  • National Education Association, 571, 572
  • National Energy Act of 1978, 307
  • National Governors Association, 235
  • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 348
  • National Observer, 252
  • National Organization for Women, 552, 552n
  • National Park Service, JC’s new designations, 132, 597
  • National Rifle Association (NRA), 587
  • National Telecommunications and Information Administration, 348
  • National Urban League, 168, 337
  • Native Americans, 23, 24
    • ANWR and, 598–99
    • International Whaling Commission rules and, 599
    • JC and Tlingit tribe, 598–99
    • Trail of Tears, 23
  • NATO, 370, 532
  • Nature magazine, 178
  • Naughton, James, 280
  • Navy Wife, The (US Navy guidebook), 67
  • NBC and NBC News, 128, 257, 260, 276, 278, 302, 500, 542, 543, 581, 582, 664
    • filming of JC on the Chattooga, 186
    • JC in special on gas shortage, 462
  • Nelson, Willie, 227, 293, 323, 654
  • neoconservatives (neocons), 369n, 391n, 447–48, 529, 538–39, 569
  • Netanyahu, Benjamin, 644n
  • New Hampshire
    • 1976 primary, 199, 215, 221, 226, 232–33
    • 1980 primary, 553, 583–84
  • New London, Conn., 70
  • Newsom, David, 454
  • Newsweek, 2, 30, 359
    • Carters portrayed as hicks, 323
    • Clift on candidate JC, 217
    • JC’s peace efforts and Haiti, 651
    • JC’s sister Ruth and, 318
    • Smith on Earl Carter, 30
    • 1976 primary election, 229, 237, 238
  • New York
    • 1976 primary, 241–42
    • 1980 primary, 555, 557, 558n, 572
  • New York City
    • Al Smith Dinner, 589–90
    • CRA and South Bronx, 557n
    • Habitat for Humanity in, 614–15, 615n
    • JC and bailout, 556, 557
    • Metro Baptist Church, 514
  • New York Daily News, 243, 471, 555
  • New Yorker, Wallace interview, 241
  • New York magazine
  • article on “The ‘Me’ Decade,” 259–60
    • Reeves on JC in, 239–40
    • siege mentality at the White House, 344
  • New York Post, 464
  • New York Times, 273, 394
    • “Ambassador Rosalynn Carter,” 311
    • Butz’s racist remarks and, 271
    • Clymer on Panama tensions, 374
    • Dowd on JC, 651, 664–65
    • JC and Habitat for Humanity, 615, 615n
    • JC cancels speech, 464
    • JC refuses to grant interview, 130–31
    • JC’s acceptance speech and, 258
    • on JC’s election, 280
    • on JC’s “fireside chat,” 301
    • JC’s first appearance in, 130
    • JC’s inauguration as governor in, 168
    • JC’s moral equivalent of war speech, 303
    • JC’s presidential race and, 228–29, 238
    • on PD-59, 532–33
    • Rabhan quote on JC’s friendship, 150
    • Reston on JC and Iranian hostages, 561
    • Safire and Lance scandal, 340
    • Wicker on JC, 335, 464
  • New York Times Magazine, 229
    • Mailer’s article on the Carters, 253
  • Ngo Dinh Diem, 443
  • Nicaragua, 363–64, 385, 454, 569, 642
  • Niebuhr, Reinhold, 140, 206, 466
  • Nigeria, 365, 631, 634
  • Nightline (TV show), 525, 558, 560
  • Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, 370
  • Nitze, Paul, 529
  • Nixon, Donald, 573n
  • Nixon, Julie (later Eisenhower), 393
  • Nixon, Richard, 149, 219, 220, 229, 237, 255, 271, 272, 280, 293, 302n, 336, 350, 373, 438, 464, 483, 498
    • approval ratings, 1–2, 431, 576, 616
    • Cabinet reshuffling, 472
    • Cambodia and, 368n
    • China and, 72, 418, 419, 422
    • economic policy, 476, 478, 553
    • election of (1972), 344
    • EPA established by, 307
    • Iran, the shah, and, 505, 506
    • JC and, 210, 215, 216, 424, 640
    • media and, 340
    • oil crisis and, 300, 301
    • pardon of, 211, 247, 277, 296
    • presidential debates, 269
    • reelection of, 198
    • school desegregation and, 155
    • Soviet Union and, 6, 538
    • “two-China policy,” 6, 426
    • vice presidency and, 289
    • Vietnam War and, 503
    • Watergate scandal, 199, 210, 212, 240
    • Yom Kippur War and, 389
  • Nobel Peace Prize, x, 61, 105, 653–54
  • Noriega, Manuel, 380n, 642
  • Norquist, Grover, 386
  • North Carolina, 1976 primary, 240–41, 261
  • North Korea, 646–49, 664
  • Novak, Robert, 229–30, 534
  • nuclear weapons, 219n, 288n, 601
    • Agreed Framework, 649
    • Brazil and, 362–63
    • briefing of vice president and, 288–89
    • Carter debate (Oct. 1980) and, 591
    • India and, 526
    • Iran and, 375n, 421–32
    • JC’s inaugural address and, 294–95, 532
    • JC’s policies and, xiin, 6, 295, 360, 362–63, 386–87, 531, 546–47
    • North Korea and, 646–47, 649
    • Pakistan and, 526
    • Soviets and, 528, 532, 534
    • See also arms control
  • Nunn, Sam, 179, 179n, 380, 650, 651