[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Central America, 41, 384
Central American Common Market, 41, 177,
Central Intelligence Agency, 88 [23], 310,
387
Central Intelligence Agency, Director (Rich-
ard Helms), 277 [5, 14], 310
Central Intelligence Agency, Director (Wil-
liam F. Raborn, Jr.), 277 [5, 14]
Chafee, Gov. John H., 396-397, 494 [1, 2]
Chalk, Gordon W. W., 547
Chamberlain, Joshua, 399
Chamizal boundary and highway, 177, 597
Chamizal Memorial Park, 597
Chandler, Dr. Robert, 550
Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan, 652 n.
Chang, Key Young, 562, 566
Chang, Mrs. Key Young, 562
Chapman, Oscar L., 232
Charles I (Spain), 411
Charleston, W. Va., 426, 427
Mayor John A. Shanklin, 426
Charusathien, Prapas, 557 n.
Chatelain, Leon, Jr., 192 n.
Chemical pollutants, 280 n.
Chen Yi, 445 [23]
Cherne, Leo, 86 n.
Chiang Kai-shek, Madame, 516 [16]
Chicago, Ill., 401 [6,9], 338 [7]
Democratic Party dinner, 228
Mayor Richard J. Daley, 183, 228
Chief Justice of the United States (Earl
Warren), 22, 86, 570
Chiefs of Police, International Association
Child Health and Human Development,
National Institute of, 95
Child Nutrition Act of 1966, 77, 95, 340 n.,
394, 508
Child Protection Act of 1966, 140, 307, 576
Children
Aid for, 26 (p. 63), 27, 95, 108
Disadvantaged, 30, 632
District of Columbia, 27
Education, 26 (p. 64), 95, 108, 210, 223,
238, 270, 273, 319, 353, 392, 394, 533,
589, 632, 654 [3]
Christian, George E., 419 n., 514, 517, 521,
578 [11], 580 [1, 6, 8], 591 n., 599 [1],
605 n., 607 [1, 2, 14], 610 [1, 3], 635
[1, 14], 642 [15], 643 n., 650 [1]
Christian Science Monitor, 401 [11], 599 [3]
Christmas message to Armed Forces, 647
Christmas Tree, National Community, 646
Chromite stockpiles, 218
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 557
Chung, II Kwon (Prime Minister of the Re-
public of Korea), 561-564, 566
Chung, Mrs. Il Kwon, 56–562
Church, Sen. Frank, 410-411, 417 [5]
Churchill, Sir Winston, 86, 88 [19], 189,
CIAP. See Inter-American Committee on the
Alliance for Progress
Cities, demonstration. See Model cities pro-
gram
Cities, National League of, 155, 536
Citizens' Advisory Committee on Recreation
and Natural Beauty, 202, 653
Citizens' Advisory Council on the Status of
Women, 299
Citizens' Commission, National, 370
Ciudad Acuña, Mexico, 639
Civil Aeronautics Board, 98, 187, 322, 516
[4]
Civil Aeronautics Board, Chairman (Charles
S. Murphy), 64, 322
Civil rights, 6 (p. 6), 247 [11], 263, 273, 346,
375, 396, 399, 408, 436, 484, 501 [6],
545, 646,650 [24]
Agitators, professional, 338 [8]
Clergy, role of, 484
Demonstrations, 277 [10], 338 [7], 347,
396, 401 [6,9], 484
Enforcement, 6 (pp. 3, 5), 59
Federal programs, 59, 60 n., 501 [13]
Housing, nondiscrimination, 6 (pp. 3, 5),
30, 196, 247 [10], 375, 474 [14], 475
Legislation, 26 (p. 64), 196, 277 [24],
403,474 [14], 475
See also specific acts
Medicare, compliance under, 253, 271, 395
Message to Congress, 196
Racial and religious discrimination, 30, 34
Civil Rights Act of 1964, 59, 60 n., 250, 271,
Civil rights bill (1966), 373 [10], 375, 394,
436, 474 [7, 14], 475
Civil service, 6 (p. 3), 487, 499, 619
Civil Service Act, 499
Civil Service Commission, 136, 239, 376 n.,
438, 499, 630 [8]
Civil Service Commission, Chairman (John
W. Macy, Jr.), 8 [1], 88 [12], 105,
108, 116, 129, 136–137, 158 [1], 198,
208, 216, 239, 241, 247 [2], 266, 276,
388, 404, 438, 580 [5]
Civil Service League awards, 198
Civil War, 248, 414, 558
Civilian Conservation Corps, 417 [2]
Claims by or against the Government, 335
Clapp, Verner, 424 n.
Clark, Edward, 305, 543-544
Clark, Repr. Frank M., 428
Clark, George Rogers, 350
Clark, Heather Lynn, 289
Clark, Sen. Joseph S., 151
Clark, Ramsey, 231, 236 [13]
See also Attorney General, Acting
Clark, Justice Tom C., 474 [17]
Clay, Maj. Gen. Lucius D., Jr., 482 n.
Clean Air Act, 82
Clean Water Restoration Act of 1966, 91,
Clement, Gov. Frank G., 122 [1, 2], 494
[1, 2], 599 ftn. (p. 1358)
Clement, Howard W., 637 n.
Clendinen, James A., 503
Clergy, civil rights role, 484
Cleveland, Grover, 430
Cleveland, Ohio, 338 [7]
Clevenger, Repr. Raymond F., 431
Cliburn, Van, 440
Clifford, Clark, 320 [2]
Clock import tariffs, 600
Clynes, Mr. and Mrs. George I., 581
Coal mine safety, 151, 237
Coast and Geodetic Survey, 326
Coast Guard, United States, 98, 158 [10],
159, 188 [6], 447, 630 [4]
Cochran, Lt. John F., 645 n.
Codes, Zoning, Taxation and Development
Standards, Commission on, 394
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Cody, Archbishop John P., 228
Coffee Agreement, International, 9, 125
Cohen, Rabbi Seymour J., 228
Cohen, Sheldon S., 96, 204
Cohen, Wilbur J., 157, 253, 293 n., 298, 509
Coke, Bishop Thomas, 189
Colavito, Rocky, 435
Cole, David L., 535 n.
Collective bargaining, 34 (p. 106), 347, 414
Colleges, 3 n., 27, 45, 111, 312
District of Columbia, 586
Federal aid, 95, 584
Housing, 26 (p. 63), 182
See also Government cooperation with
business, colleges, and labor; specific
schools
Collins, LeRoy, 51, 185 n.
Colombia, canal site survey, 384
Colombo plan, 542
Colonialism, 6 (p. 9)
Colorado, 95
Gov. John A. Love, 413-414, 491 n., 492
[1]
Colorado River salinity control, 177, 427,
615
ColorTran Industries, Inc., 144 n.
Columbia River power projects, 269
Columbia River Treaty, U.S.-Canada, 269
Columbus, Christopher, 478, 513
Columbus, Ohio, Mayor M. E. Sensenbren-
ner, 436
Columbus Day dinner, 513
Columbus Day proclamation, 478
Commerce, Department of, 26 (p. 60), 59,
60 n., 98, 110, 115, 140, 296, 445 [5],
592, 601, 630 [4], 635 [18], 642 [6]
Commerce, interstate, 121 [3]
Commerce, Secretary of (John T. Connor),
51, 88 [2], 105, 115, 139, 143, 172,
184 n., 187, 201, 202 n., 237, 275, 277
[8], 326, 373 [3-4, 17], 394, 449, 496,
576, 592, 607 [1, 8], 635 [2−3, 20], 636-
637, 654 [11]
Memorandums, 425, 606
Commission on Architectural Barriers to Re-
habilitation of the Handicapped, Na-
tional, 192
Commission for Asia and Far East, Eco-
nomic, 461
Commission on Codes, Zoning, Taxation
and Development Standards, 394
Commission on Community Health Services,
National, 185
Commission on Crime in the District of
Columbia, President's, 116, 219, 354,
611, 656
Commission on Food Marketing, National,
294
Commission on Health Manpower, Nation-
al Advisory, 169, 208, 301, 490, 536
Commission on Law Enforcement and Ad-
ministration of Justice, President's, 116,
491, 492 [1], 494 [1], 526, 611, 630
[9]
Commission on Libraries, National Ad-
visory, 424
Commission on Money and Credit, 182, 199
Commission on Organization of the Execu-
tive Branch of the Government, 190,
438,523
Commission on Political Activity of Gov-
ernment Personnel, 499
Commission on Presidential Scholars, 257
Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal
Commission to Report Upon the Assassina-
tion of President John F. Kennedy, 577
[11]
Commission on Rural Poverty, National Ad-
visory, 28
Commission on Selective Service, National
Advisory, 315 n., 388, 536
Commission on Technology, Automation
and Economic Progress, National, III,
258
Committee on the Alliance for Progress, In-
ter-American, 41, 125, 158 [2], 177,
386 n., 501 [1]
Committee on Consumer Interests, Presi-
dent's, 140
Committee on Equal Employment Oppor-
tunity, President's, 196
Committee on Federal Credit Programs, 182,
199
Committee on Federal Staff Retirement Sys-
tems, Cabinet, 108
Committee on International Meteorological
Programs, Interagency, 143
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Committee on Labor-Management Policy,
President's Advisory, 111, 184, 201, 474
[20]
Committee on Libraries, President's, 424
Committee on Manpower, President's, III
Committee on Mental Retardation, 95
Committee for a More Beautiful Capital,
National, 500, 501 [18]
Committee on the National Medal of Sci-
ence, President's, 61 n.
Committee on Private Enterprise in Foreign
Aid, Advisory, 41
Committee of the Red Cross, International,
338 [1], 549
Committee on Traffic Safety, President's, 98
Committee on Water Resources Research,
138
Commodity Credit Corporation, 49, 62, 272,
Common Market, Central American, 41, 177,
254, 263-264
Communicable diseases, 6 (p. 8), 41, 45-
46, 166, 189, 461
Communications, 145, 246, 337
U.S.-Germany, direct line, 486
U.S.-Venezuela submarine cable, 366
Communications Satellite Act of 1962, 103
Communications Satellite Corporation, 103
Communications satellites, 40, 103, 243
Communist aggression, 26 (p. 48), 345, 347
Africa, 346
Asia, 85, 397, 411, 461, 542, 549, 551-552,
560, 565, 568
Cuba, 6 (p. 7)
Developing nations, 420
Formosa Straits, 6 (p. 7)
Greece (1947), 6 (p. 7)
Korea, 6 (p. 7), 562, 565, 568
Malaysia (Malaya), 568-569
Philippines, 568
Turkey (1947), 6 (p. 7)
U.S. response, 261, 311-312, 397, 400, 411,
416, 420, 434, 497, 542, 563
Vietnam, 6 (p. 7), 53, 55, 77, 86, 93-94,
128, 188 [10], 236, [1, 9], 246, 273-
274, 277 [7], 287, 304, 311, 329, 346,
377, 383, 411, 415-416, 420, 431, 437,
445 [25], 474 [10], 540, 549, 553,
565-566, 568, 57o, 577 [15], 607 [3]
Western Hemisphere, 175
Communist bloc, 6 (p. 9), 414
Community action programs, 8 [3], 28, 111,
140, 189, 594
Community Campaigns, United, 476
Community development, 6 (p. 5), 26 (pp.
50, 55, 61, 63), 28-30, 518
Community development district bill, 28 n.
Community Development Service, Rural,
28, III
Community Health Services, National Com-
mission on, 185
Community Relations Service, 51, 59-60,
196
Comprehensive Health Planning and Pub-
lic Health Service Amendments of 1966,
Comptroller General (Elmer B. Staats), 113,
239, 612
Computers, use and management, 296
Confederation, Articles of, 261
Conference on civil rights. See White House
Conference "To Fulfill These Rights"
Conference of Editorial Writers, National,
501 [2], 503-504
Conference on Education, International, 627
Conference on the Education of Disad-
vantaged Children, National Planning,
Conference "To Fulfill These Rights,"
White House, 51, 88 [10], 196, 247 [11],
248, 407-408
Conference on International Cooperation,
White House, 370
Conference of Mayors, United States, 536
Conference on Natural Beauty and Conser-
vation, National Youth, 295
Conference of State Commissions on the
Status of Women, 299
Conference of State Committees on Crimi-
nal Administration, 491, 492 [1], 526
Conference on Water for Peace, Interna-
tional, 427, 593
Congress, 8 [8], 445 [19]
Appropriations, 141 [3], 188 [6], 444
Comments on, 65 [5], 141 [12], 277 [19],
444, 510, 515, 599 [1-2, 6]
Dinners for Members, 188 [12], 221
Executive branch relations, 206, 216, 270,
Leaders, meeting with, 628 [1]
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Congress-Continued
Legislative record, 6 (p. 3), 26 (pp. 63,
65), 77, 95, 141 [12], 164, 166, 221,
232, 237, 247 [14], 270, 307, 341,
353, 392, 403, 406, 417 [6], 418, 436-
437, 470, 487, 501 [6, 10], 504, 509-
512, 515, 516 [7], 518, 520, 522, 524-
525, 545, 569, 573, 576, 579, 588, 604,
610 [6]
President's service in, 51, 52 [3], 88 [17],
Term of office, 6 (pp. 3-4, 7), 21
Vietnam conflict, involvement, 52 [3],
65 [6], 88 [16-17], 474 [4]
Congress, letters to Members of
Adams, Repr. Brock, Vietnam conflict,
Congress, Library of, 362
Congress, messages to
Asian Development Bank, 14
Budget, 26
Civil rights, 196
Congressional term of office, 21
Constitutional amendments, 21
Consumer interests, 140
Crime and law enforcement, 116-117
District of Columbia budget, 27
Economic Report, 33-34
Education, national, 95
Electoral college system, 21
Federal employees, pay, 108
Fiscal policy, 444
Food for freedom program, 62
Foreign assistance, 41-42
Health, national, 95
India food relief, 153–154
International education and health, 45-46
Natural heritage preservation, 82
Reorganization plans, 59, 91, 190, 267, 302
Rural areas, 28-29
State of the Union, 6
Transportation, 98
Congress, reports to, messages transmitting
Alaskan disaster relief, 74
Alien Property, Office of, 303
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency,
70
Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study
Commission, 384
Commodity Credit Corporation, 355
Communications satellite program, 103
Department of Labor, manpower re-
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