marines discharge of
marital problems of
moves to Dallas
moves to New Orleans
psychology of
returns to U.S.
Texas School Book Depository job and
Tippit shot by
Walker shot by
weapons bought by
Oswald, Marguerite
Oswald, Marina Prusakova
eve of assassination and
FBI and
later life of
Lee’s attack on Walker and
marital problems of
marries Lee
moves to U.S.
pregnancy of
Oswald, Robert
Otash, Fred
Paine, Ruth
Pakistan
Parker, John
Parker, William
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Peace Corps
Pentagon
People
Perry, Mac
Pillar of Fire (Branch)
Porter, Rachel
Portrait of a President (Manchester)
Postal, Julia
Powers, Dave
presidents, deaths of, in office
Presley, Elvis
Profiles in Courage (Kennedy)
Profumo, John
Protective Research Section (PRS)
Prusakov, Ilya
PT-109
racial segregation and discrimination. See also civil rights movement; and specific events and individuals
Radziwill, Lee (Jackie’s sister)
Rather, Dan
Ray, James Earl
Ready, John
Reagan, Ronald
Republican Party
Resolute desk
Reston, James
Roberts, Emory
Roberts, Ralph
Robertson, Carole
Robertson, James, Jr.
Roman Catholic Church
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
assassination attempt on
Roosevelt, Theodore “Teddy”
Rose, Earl
Ross, George “Barney”
Rowland, Aaron
Rowland, Barbara
Ruby, Jack
Rusk, Dean
Salinger, Pierre
Schirra, Wally
Schlesinger, Arthur
Schlossberg, Edwin
Secret Service
Jackie and
Jack’s assassination and
Sequoia (presidential yacht)
Seward, William H.
Shannon Rose Hill Cemetery (Fort Worth, Texas)
Shaw, Maud
Simon, Carly
Sinatra, Frank
Sirhan, Sirhan
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church (Birmingham) bombing
Skelton, Byron
Smathers, George
Socialist Workers Party
Solomon Islands
Sorensen, Ted
Sorrels, Forrest V.
South Vietnam
Buddhist protests in
Diem assassination and
Soviet Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs
Soviet Politburo
Soviet Union
Bay of Pigs and
Cuban missile crisis and
“Great Purge” of 1934
