Authors: Bill O'Reilly

Killing Kennedy (43 page)

Cuban missile crisis and

defects to Soviet Union

escapes after assassination

family and

FBI and

jobs of

killed by Ruby

Mannlicher-Carcano rifle and

marries Marina

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

nuclear test ban treaty and

Oswald and

Profumo and

space race and

wheat sale to

space program

Stalin, Joseph

Stalingrad, Battle of

State Department

Stevenson, Adlai

Strategic Air Command

Suddenly (film)

Sullivan, William C.

Swindal, Jim

Tactical Air Command

Taft, William Howard

Texas

election of 1960 and

election of 1964 and

Jackie’s popularity in

Jack’s trip planned

LBJ and

Oswald and

Texas Criminal Court of Appeals

Texas Democratic National Committee

Texas Observer

Texas School Book Depository

Thailand

Thich Quang Duc

Thomas, George

Thoreau, Henry David

Till, Emmett Louis

Time Man of the Year

Tippit, J. D.

Tolson, Clyde

Tretick, Stanley

Truman, Harry

Turkey, missiles in

Turnure, Pamela

U-2 spy planes

United Auto Workers Union

United Nations

United Nations Day

U.S. Air Force

U.S. Army

First Armored Division

Map Service

U.S. Congress

U.S. House of Representatives

Jack elected to

U.S. Marines

U.S. Navy

U.S. Senate

U.S. Supreme Court

Victoria, queen of England

Vidal, Gore

Viet Cong

Vietnam War

Walker, John

Walker, Ted

Wallace, George

Wall Street Journal

Walsh, John

War Is Hell (film)

Warren, Earl

Warren Commission

Washington Post

Wear, Priscilla

Wesley, Cynthia

West Germany

West Virginia

We Were Strangers (film)

White, Theodore

White House

East Room

family residence

Jackie’s renovation of

Jackie’s TV tour of

Lincoln Bedroom

Oval Office

Truman Balcony

West Wing built

White House staff

Wood, Homer

Wood, Sterling

Worker (newsletter)

World War I

World War II

Wright, Moses

Xuan, Mai Huu

Yarborough, Ralph

Zangara, Giuseppe “Joe”

Zapata, Operation. See Bay of Pigs invasion

About the Authors

B
ILL
O’R
EILLY
is the anchor of
The O’Reilly Factor
, the highest-rated cable news show in the country. He also writes a syndicated newspaper column and is the author of several number-one bestselling books. He is, perhaps, the most talked about political commentator in America.

M
ARTIN
D
UGARD
is the
New York Times
bestselling author of several books of history, including
Into Africa: The Epic Adventures of Stanley and Livingstone
and
The Last Voyage of Columbus
. He is also the author of
To Be a Runner
, a collection of essays about distance running. Mr. Dugard lives in Southern California with his wife and three sons.