Negroes, 183, 196, 646
Education, 196

Equal rights, 30, 235, 248, 320 [17], 396,
408, 436, 484

Employment, 34 (p. 98), 248, 475
Government employment, 96, 136, 248
Housing, 196, 417 [4]
Infant mortality, 395, 433

Unemployment, 34 (p. 100), 111-112,
196, 475

Voting rights and participation, 66, 96,
196, 277 ftn. (p. 631), 403, 436
Nehru, Jawaharlal, 5, 148 n., 149
Neighborhood Health Centers, 594
Neighborhood legal services, 394, 594
Neighborhood Youth Corps, 111, 172, 189,
236 [13], 385 n., 594

Nelsen, Repr. Ancher, 586
Nelson, Dr. Russell, 208 n.
Netherlands, 133

Princess Beatrix, 118
Queen Juliana, 118

Nettinga, Rev. James Z., 19

Neuberger, Sen. Maurine B., 299, 599 [1]
Neustadt, Richard E., 256-257, 322, 360, 612
Nevada, Gov. Grant Sawyer, 407
Nevins, Jim, 332 n.

New Deal, 235, 330, 351, 386, 429
New Frontier, 330

New Guinea, 345

New Hampshire, 320 [14]

Gov. John W. King, 396-399

New Jersey, 320 [14], 391

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

216, 428, 504, 536

News conferences

January 13, 8

February 4, 52
February 11, 65

February 26, 88

New York Herald Tribune, 88 [23]
New York Times, 236 [3], 277 [20], 312,
373 [19], 417 [7, 9], 477 [5], 492 [9],
516 [18], 654 [2,7]

New Zealand, 133, 516 [1], 540

Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson,
539-540

Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake, 514,

538-540, 549

Vietnam assistance, 53, 516 [13], 520
Visit, 538-540

Newark, N.J., Mayor Hugh Addonizio, 504
Newman, Sidney, 637 n.

March 12, 121, 122, 124

March 22, 141
March 31, 158
April 22, 188

May 21, 236

June 1, 247

June 18, 277
July 5, 320
July 19, 334
July 20, 338
August 9, 373
August 24, 401
August 27, 417
September 8, 445
September 12, 454

September 21, 474

September 22, 477

September 29, 492

September 30, 494
October 6, 501
October 13,514, 516

November 3, 575

November 4, 577
November 5, 578
November 6, 580

November 10, 599
November 11, 607
November 13,
610
November 25, 628

November 29, 630

O'Malley, John, 641

O'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. John, 641
O'Malley, Sgt. Robert E., 641
Open arms program, 501 [2]

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

Opera Association, Metropolitan (New
York), 466, 482

Operation Medicare Alert, 169 n., 253
Operation TAP (Talent for America's Prog-
ress), 619

Opium stockpiles, 283 n.

Opportunity, equal. See Equal opportunity
Oregon, Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, 124 [7]
Oregon Dunes National Seashore, Oreg., 82
Organization of African Unity, 243
Organization of American States, 16, 125,
273, 341, 386 n.

Dominican Republic, mission to, 277 [3,
25]

Secretary General (José A. Mora), 386,
478

U.S. Representative (Ellsworth Bunker),
501 [1]

U.S. Representative (Sol M. Linowitz),
635 [14]

Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development, 343

Organization of the Executive Branch of the
Government, Commission on, 190, 438,

523

Organized crime, 116, 204-205, 487
Orioles (Baltimore Baseball Club, Inc.), 509
Orphans, Philippine, 495

Orwig, LaVerne, 428

Outer Space Committee, United Nations,
277 ftn. (p. 631)
Overhage, Carl, 424 n.

Owen, Henry D., 277 [5]
Owens, Hugh F., 416

Pachios, Hal, 399

Pacific area, U.S. troops in, 37

Pacific Council, Asian and, 542, 564-565

Pacific Northwest power projects, 269

Packaging and labeling, 6 (p. 6), 34 (p.

108), 140, 576

Page School, Capitol, 270

Pago Pago, American Samoa, 537
Paine, Thomas, 542, 634
Pakistan, 148, 153, 277 [17]

Assistance, II n., 41

Indian relations, 41, 148, 153-154

President Mohammed Ayub Khan, 247
[7], 273, 514

Palmer, Joseph, 2d, 141 [12]
Palmerston, Lord, 359

Pan American Airways, 64

Pan American Health Organization, 45, 386
Pan American Highway, 175
Panama, Isthmus of, 411

Panama, sea level canal study, 384
Parcel post bill, 470

Paris, France, report on Ho Chi Minh state-
ment, 320 [18]

Park, Chung Hee (President of Korea), 492
[4], 514, 516 [1], 549, 561-562,
565-566a

Park, Mrs. Chung Hee, 561-562, 566a
Park, Tai Wan, 564

Park Association, National Recreation and,
518

Park Police, United States, 27

Park Service, National, 27, 411 n., 579
Parks

National, 26 (60), 82, 119, 202, 398, 448,

Government employees, 26 (pp. 55, 56),
34 (p. 103), 108-109, 158 [10], 299,
333, 453, 630 [6, 8]

Military personnel, 26 (p. 55), 158 [10],
333, 389

Police, 27, 526

See also Wages
Payroll taxes, 26 (p. 53)

Peace, Harry S. Truman Center for the Ad-
vancement of, 22, 212

Peace Corps, 6 (p. 7), 12, 26 (p. 59), 93,
125-126, 149, 154, 257, 339, 388, 406,
417 [6], 455, 489, 497, 629
Anniversary, 93

Congressional support, 93

Exchange program, 45, 46, 332 n., 406, 455

India projects, 149, 154

School-to-school program, 332, 455

Vietnam projects, 93
Volunteers, 93, 126, 332 n., 455

Peace Corps, Director (Jack Hood Vaughn),

12-13, 332 n., 455

Swearing in, 93

Pearl Harbor Day proclamation, 634
Pearson, Drew, 52 [5], 155, 158 [10]
Pearson, Lester B. (Prime Minister of Can-
ada), 269, 400, 417 [5]

Pearson, Mrs. Lester B., 400
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, 156
Pedernales River, 232
Peking, 94, 246

Pell, Sen. Claiborne, 19, 396-399
Pelley, James, 434

Pennsylvania, 157, 391, 428

Gov. William W. Scranton, 121 [1], 122
[1, 2], 407, 428, 501 [20]

Pennsylvania Avenue Commission, 27
People-to-people, 339

Perakis, Katherine M., 581
Perkins, James, 533, 627
Perrin, Robert, 431

Personal income, 6 (p. 4), 17, 34 (pp. 96,
99), 166, 312. 398, 413, 434, 444, 472
Increase, 155, 189, 235, 237, 240, 373 [17],

403, 415, 420, 428, 431-432, 444, 477
[3], 479, 494 [1], 504, 512, 516 [19]
Indians, American, 193
Negroes, 196