Green, Theodore Francis, 230, 396

Greene, Gen. Wallace M., Jr. (Marine Corps

Commandant), 516 [9], 641

Greenfield, James L., 65 [1, 3]
Greigg, Repr. Stanley L., 312, 358
Grider, Repr. George W., 472
Griffin, Sen. Robert P., 431
Griffiths, Repr. Martha W., 431
Grimes, Conrad, 435

Gromyko, Andrei A., 249 n., 516 [8, 17],
577 [6]

Gronouski, John A., 141 [12], 200, 228, 236
[15], 528

Gross national product (GNP), 11, 26 (pp.
48-49, 60), 33, 34 (p. 96), 155, 189, 228,
240, 247 [4], 324, 444, 494 [1], 509,
635 [5, 8, 18], 642 [12], 654 [9]
Group of Ten (International Monetary
Fund), 486

Gruening, Sen. Ernest, 567–569

Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas,
82, 518,522

Guam, 128, 600

Guatemala, 277 [6], 320 [12]

President Mendez Montenegro, 277 [6]
Guerrero, Lorenzo (President of Nicara-
gua), 369

Gulf of Tonkin resolution, 88 [17]

Gursel, Cemal (President of Turkey), 146,
460

Gursel, Mrs. Cemal, letter, 460

Guy, Gov. William L., 312, 491 n., 492 [1],
536

Hamilton, Alexander, 435

Hamilton, Deborah Lee, 353 n.

Hamilton, Douglas Nelson, 353 n.
Hamilton, Repr. and Mrs. Lee H., 353

Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H., 533
Hamilton, Tracy Lynn, 353 n.

Hand, Lloyd N., 85

Handel, George Frederick, 482

Handicapped, National Commission on
Architectural Barriers to Rehabilitation
of the, 192

Handicapped persons, 34 (p. 100)
Aid, 127, 189, 318, 509, 588
Buildings, accessibility, 192
Children, 95, 317, 362
Education, 406
Employment, III

Government employees, 318
Library services, 362
Medicare benefits, 516 [6]
Occupational training, 26 (p. 63), 111, 127
Rehabilitation, physical, 588
Veterans. See Veterans

"Handling of Toxicological Information"
report, President's foreword, 279
Hanify, Edward B., 210 n.

Hanley, Repr. James M., 394-395, 510

Hanoi, North Vietnam, 94, 246, 311-312,

325, 329, 346, 397

News conference remarks, 141 [14], 277

[11], 338 [19], 492 [6], 654 [1, 13]
See also Vietnam, North

Hansen, Gov. Clifford P., 121 [1]
Hansen, Repr. George V., 410-411
Hansen, Repr. John R., 312
Hanshus, Jon A., 289
Harding, Ralph R., 410-411
Harding, 1st Lt. Revier, 246
Harding, Warren G., 650 [13]
Harkness, Richard L., 516 [6]
Harlan, Justice John M., 475
Harmel, Pierre, 236 [5]

Harriman, W. Averell, 8 [2], 22, 56, 85, 88
[18], 236 [9], 320 [1], 397, 401 [15],
466, 474 [17], 577 [3, 6], 607 [2–8, 11],
610 [8]

Harris, Sen. Fred R., 410, 413, 415-416
Harris, Rev. Frederick B., 326

Harris, Mrs. Patricia R., 136 n.

Harris (Louis) survey, 52 [7], 320 [14],
654 [10]

Harry S. Truman Center for the Advance-
ment of Peace (Jerusalem), 22, 212
Hart, Sen. Philip A., 294, 431, 433,576
Hartke, Sen. Vance, 346-347, 350, 353, 579
Haskins, Caryl, 424 n.

Hatch Political Activity Act, 241, 499
Hatcher, Bishop E. C., 484 n.

Hatfield, Gov. Mark O., 124 [7]

Hathaway, Repr. William D., 396-399
Hathaway, Mrs. William D., 398

484, 532-533

Visit, 532, 568

Hawaii, University of, 601

Haworth, Leland J. (Director, National
Science Foundation), 424 n., 637

Hayden, Sen. Carl, 395

Hayes, John S., 401 [18]

Hays, Brooks, 51

Head Start. See Project Head Start

Heads of state and government, messages.
See Messages to heads of state and
government
Heald, Henry T., 517

Health, Education, and Welfare, Depart-
ment of, 26 (p. 54), 28, 45, 82, 95, 98,
157, 185, 215, 271 n., 279-280, 307, 308
n., 320 [5], 344 [2, 8], 494 ftn. (p.
1106), 580 [7], 629, 630 [4]
Center for Educational Cooperation, 406,
533, 627

Health services authority, 190
Reorganization, 95, 580 [13]
Water pollution control authority, 91
Health, Education, and Welfare, Secretary

of (John W. Gardner), 3 n., 4, 31, 45,
54, 56, 86, 95, 105, 106 n., 132, 140, 157,
161, 165, 168, 185, 190, 192 n., 208, 214,
216, 223, 237, 253, 257, 270-271, 292–
293, 298, 301, 306, 317, 327, 337, 388
ftn. (p. 832), 395, 404 n., 424 n., 462,
490, 493, 509, 523, 533, 573, 581, 627
Letters, 127, 169, 280, 307, 319

Health, Education, and Welfare, Secretary
of (John W. Gardner)—Continued
Memorandums, 425, 606

News conference remarks on, 52 [2],
88 [1], 188 [4], 247 [1], 494 [10],
501 [13], 516 [1], 578 [10], 580 [5,
8-9, 14, 19], 607 [1], 650 [11]
Vietnam task force, 141 [10]

Health, International Career Service in, 45
Health, National Institutes of, 293, 301, 319,

433

Health Association, American Public, 185 n.
Health Association, International, 45
Health Benefits Act of 1959, 108

Health Council, National, 185 n.

Health and health programs, 34 (p. 100),
95, 166, 208, 236 [13], 263, 273, 307,
394-395, 399, 573

Administrative reforms, 95, 190
Children and youth, 26 (p. 62), 27, 45, 95,

157, 271, 317, 392, 395, 508, 569, 573,
576, 580 [11],589, 654 [3]
District of Columbia, 27

Expenditures, 26 (pp. 50, 55, 58, 62), 185,
189, 228, 395, 417 [3], 520

Federal aid, 6 (p. 3), 95, 166, 168, 188 [6,
8], 235, 237, 253, 524

Foreign assistance, 26 (p. 58), 34 (p. 105)
Government employees, 108-109
Hazards, 462
Industrial, 237

Insurance, 26 (pp. 53, 55), 169
International, 6 (pp. 7-8), 22, 41, 45-46,
49, 157, 166, 339, 406

Legislation, 6 (pp. 7–8), 22, 41, 45–46, 49,

95, 166, 394-395, 403, 433, 490, 501
[6], 509, 512, 515, 520, 524, 573, 599
[6]

Maternal, 95, 189, 580 [11]

Mental, 26 (p. 62), 27, 95, 189, 271, 293,

Health and health programs-Continued

Statement, 293

See also Disease prevention; Medical care;
Medicare; Safety

Health Insurance for the Aged Act, 314 n.
See also Medicare

Hewgley, James M., Jr., 415
Heyman, Jennifer, 497 n.
Heyman, Ken, 497 n.
Hickey, Margaret, 299
Hides, skins, and leather exports, 592
Higher Education Act of 1965, 3 n., 26
(p. 63), 95, 100, 265, 273, 392, 436
Higher Education Amendments of 1966,

573

Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963, 95
Highway Safety Act of 1966, 47, 290, 449
Highway Safety Board, Interdepartmental,
98

Highways, 34 (p. 106), 98

Appalachia, 26 (p. 60), 122 [2], 123, 426
Beautification programs, 119, 398, 500
Chamizal area, 597

Construction, 630 [2, 4], 631
District of Columbia, 27

Federal aid, 47, 98, 252, 416, 492 [8]
Interstate, 27, 98, 492 [8]

Safety, 6 (p. 6), 26 (p. 61), 34 (p. 106),
47, 98, 187, 228, 252, 273, 290–291,
423, 449, 630 [4]

Traffic control devices, 98

User charges, 26 (p. 53), 34 (p. 105)
Hill, Sen. Lister, 49, 395

Hill-Burton Act (Hospital Survey and Con-
struction Act), 416

Hincks, Peter J., 398

Hirshhorn, Joseph H., 226, 587

Hirshhorn, Mrs. Joseph H., 226
Hirshhorn Foundation, Joseph H., 227
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden,
Joseph H., 226-227,587

Historic landmarks preservation, 26 (p. 60),
82,518, 522
Historic Preservation, National Trust for,
82

Hitler, Adolf, 168, 228, 273, 312, 515, 54o,
563
Hobby, Mrs. Oveta Culp, 106 n., 315 n., 320
[10]

Ho Chi Minh (President of North Viet-
nam), 52 [5], 320 [r8], 514-515, 540
Hodgkins disease, 156

Hoff, Gov. Philip H., 396-398, 494 [1-2],
650 n.

Hoff, Mrs. Philip H., 398

Hoffman, Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, 315 n.

Hoffman, 1st Lt. George J., 409
Hoffman, S. Sgt. Henry, 409

Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J., 409
Hoffman, L/Cpl. Richard, 409
Hoffman, Cpl. Robert T., 409

Hoffman, Sgt. Walter, 409
Holderness, James S., 331 n.
Holding companies, 34 (p. 108)

Holifield, Repr. Chet, 361, 410-411, 523
Holland, Jerome H., 404 n.
Hollingsworth, Robert E., 266
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 91, 223

Holt, Harold E. (Prime Minister of Aus-
tralia), 328-329, 492 [4], 514, 541-547,

532-533

Honolulu conference, 52 [2, 41, 56, 65 [8],
86, 88 [16], 188 [2, 3], 320 [2], 383,
501 [2], 520, 532

Declaration, 54-56, 85, 277 [7], 458 n.
Honolulu International Airport, 53
Honorary degree, acceptance, 216 n.
Hoover, J. Edgar (Director, Federal Bureau
of Investigation), 196, 204, 289, 491
Hoover, Herbert, 312, 395, 417 [3, 6]
Hoover Commission (Commission on Orga-
nization of the Executive Branch of the
Government), 190, 438, 523

Hopkins, George, 589

Hopkins, William J., 330
Horn, Francis H., 396

Horne, John E. (Chairman, Federal Home

Loan Bank Board), 473
Horner, Garnett, 338 [3]
Hornig, Donald F. (Director, Office of Sci-

ence and Technology), 61, 98 ftn. (p.
261), 138, 143, 216, 326, 424 n., 635
[3], 637

Horton, Repr. Frank J., 394
Horwitz, Dr. Abraham, 386

Hospital Association, American, 271, 314,

490

Hospital Survey and Construction Act (Hill-
Burton Act), 416

Hospital Survey and Construction Amend-
ments of 1949, 95, 395, 509

Hospitals and medical care facilities, 169,
185, 271, 395, 401 [2], 490

Construction, 26 (p. 62), 95, 253, 394, 406,

515

Federal aid, 95, 189, 395
Mentally ill, 293

Philippine veterans, 461, 495, 505
Rural areas, 28-29

Veterans, 26 (pp. 64, 67), 505
Vietnam, 433

See also Medical care; Medicare
Hostetler, C. A., 567-568
Houghton, Daniel J., 625 n.

House Service for Aging, Inc., 344 n.
Housewives' strike, 158 [7]

Housing, 26 (pp. 50, 55, 61–62), 88 [22],
155, 394, 445 [7], 630 [4]
Blind persons, 277 [1]
College, 26 (p. 63), 182

Construction, 141 [3], 445 [7], 451, 596,
628 [1], 642 [3]

Indians, 193
Legislation, 168

Low income, 26 (p. 61), 30, 67, 158 [10],
223, 236 [13], 277 [1], 413, 525
Military personnel, 141 [5], 159
Minority groups, 136

Mortgage credit, 338 [14], 445 [7], 451,
473, 642 [3, 19]

Negroes, 196, 417 [4]

Nondiscrimination (open housing), 6
(pp. 3, 5), 30, 196, 247 [10], 375,
474 [14], 475

Older persons, 26 (p. 61), 253, 509
Public, 26 (p. 61), 223, 236 [13], 237,
428, 439

Private organizations role, 223, 277 [1]
Rent supplements, 6 (p. 6), 26 (p. 61),
30, 67, 158 [10], 168, 223, 236 [13],
253, 277 ftn. (p. 625), 344, 373 [15],
394, 403, 417 [3], 436, 439, 525
Rural, 28-29

Housing-Continued
Tenants rights, 394
Urban, 13, 30, 320 [17]
Housing Act of 1949, 196

Housing and Home Finance Agency, 13, 30
Housing and Urban Development, Depart-

ment of, 8 [, 3, 13], 12, 30, 67, 98, 196,
207, 334 [2], 380, 428, 511
First anniversary remarks, 604
Housing and Urban Development, Secre-
tary of (Robert C. Weaver), 98, 105,
216, 223, 236 [13], 277 [1], 379-381,
394, 442, 451-452, 524, 574, 604, 607
[1], 628 [1], 628 n.
Memorandums, 344, 425,
Swearing in, 13

606

Housing and Urban Development Act of
1965, 30, 277 ftn. (p. 625), 302, 504

Houston, U.S.S., 551

Howard, Repr. James J., 504

Howard University, 136

Howe, Arthur, Jr., 339

Howe, Harold, II, 3 n., 223, 238, 265, 406,

501 [13]

Hoyt, Palmer, 417 [4]

Hubbard, William N., Jr., 424 n.

Hudson River, 393, 481

Hudson River Basin pollution control bill,
481

Huerta, Alberto, 223

Huffman, John, 351

Hughes, Gov. Harold E., 312, 650
Hughes, Mrs. Harold E., 312

Hughes, Phillip S., 88 [6]

Hughes, Gov. Richard J., 77, 121 [1], 155,

216, 428, 504, 536

Hull, Cordell, 185

Human Development, National Institute of
Child Health and, 95

Humanities, Federal Council on the Arts

and the, 327

Humanities, National Council on the, 101
Humanities, National Endowment for the,

327
Hummel, Don, 207 n.

Humphrey, Hubert H. See Vice President
Humphrey, Mrs. Hubert H., 85, 570, 646
Hundley, William G., 204 n.

Hunt, Russell, 415

Huot, Repr. J. Oliva, 397
Hurricane in Mexico, 507
Hurst, Dr. J. Willis, 575

Huston, Maj. Gen. Vincent G., 625 n.
Huxley, Thomas, 420

Hyde, Rosel H. (Chairman, Federal Com-
munications Commission), 277 [5], 278,
366, 410-413, 415

Hydroelectric power projects, 269, 399, 411

Ibn Saud, King (Saudi Arabia), 285
ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile),
642 [15]

Ickes, Harold L., 518

Idaho, Gov. Robert E. Smylie, 407, 410-411
Idaho Falls, Idaho, 412

Idaho State University, 410

Illia, Arturo (President of Argentina), 175
Illinois, 157, 401 [16]

Gov. Otto Kerner, 228, 349

Illiteracy in U.S., 95, 240

Image, the President's public, 654 [10]
Immigration and Nationality Act, 403, 436,
478,510, 602

Immigration and Naturalization Service,
602

Immigration to U.S., 30, 403, 478

Importation of Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Materials, Agreement on the
(Florence Agreement), 45, 519, 601
Imports, 34 (p. 100), 45, 125, 155, 451, 445
[6], 519, 601

See also specific commodities
Income

Business, 26 (p. 49), 34 (p. 99)
Consumer, 26 (p. 49), 34 (p. 99)
Corporate, 6 (p. 5)

Farm, 6 (p. 5), 34 (p. 96), 189, 228, 334
[4], 346-347, 355, 403, 412, 415, 428,
436-437, 451, 479, 654 [3]

Increase, 492 [1],515

National, 6 (p. 4), 26 (pp. 51–52), 132,
141 [5], 420

Older persons, 168, 253

Personal. See Personal income
Rural areas, 28-29

World, 420