Part 37 (1/2)

p. 366: Messed hair: Richard Reeves, 95 and 677.

pp. 366-67: Henry Raymont: Interview with author.

p. 367: Ill-timed health problems: See Dr. Janet Travell medical records, Jan.-Apr. 1961, JFKL.

p. 367: ”quite shattered”: FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, 305. 305.

p. 367: ”How could I” and the meeting with the Cubans: Richard Reeves, 94, 96-99; Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, A Thousand Days, 279-85. 279-85.

p. 367: ”the worst experience”: Nixon, 234-35.

p. 367: ”I was thinking about”: O'Donnell and Powers, 274-75.

pp. 367-68: ”President Kennedy has stated,” and ”an old saying”: Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, A Thousand Days, 289-90. 289-90.

p. 368: ”the testimony”: JFK to Henry Luce, Aug. 29, 1961, Box 9, Evelyn Lincoln Papers.

p. 368: ”I have felt”: Sept. 12, 1961, ibid.

p. 368: ”the military and intelligence”: Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, A Thousand Days, 258. 258.

p. 368: ”never to rely”: Ibid., 296.

p. 368: ”The first advice”: Bradlee, Conversations, Conversations, 122. 122.

p. 369: ”Well for the time being”: Brandon Diary, May 2, 1961, Box 5, Brandon Papers.

p. 369: Cynical complaint, especially in western Europe: FRUS: Cuba, 1961- 1962, FRUS: Cuba, 1961- 1962, 423-28. Also see Stevenson's depressing a.n.a.lysis from the UN: Ibid., 295-97. 423-28. Also see Stevenson's depressing a.n.a.lysis from the UN: Ibid., 295-97.

p. 369: ”Not much time”: Quoted in Richard Reeves, 108.

p. 369: Nixon and Republican opposition: Ambrose, Nixon, Nixon, 632. 632.

p. 369: ”It is doubtful”: RCC Newsletter, April 27, 1961, Box 18, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. Papers, JFKL.

p. 369: ”look pretty good”: Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, A Thousand Days, 289. 289.

p. 369: ”When he disagreed”: Guthman and Shulman, 264-65.

p. 369: The White House and NSC meetings: FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, 304-7, 313-14. RFK memo: Ibid., 302-4. 304-7, 313-14. RFK memo: Ibid., 302-4.

p. 370: ”That's the most”: Richard Goodwin, 187.

p. 370: ”I knew it!”: Quoted in Ambrose, Nixon, Nixon, 632. 632.

p. 370: ”It really is true”: Nixon, 233-35.

p. 370: ”There is only one thing”: Quoted in Richard Reeves, 102-3.

p. 370: Gallup, 1717, 1721.

p. 371: ”It's just like”: Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, A Thousand Days, 292. 292.

p. 371: The Taylor committee: Taylor, 180-84; FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, 318-24. 318-24.

p. 371: ”reoriented”: Guthman and Shulman, 11-13.

p. 371: ”agreed that”: FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, FRUS: Cuba, 1961-1962, 482-83. 482-83.

p. 371: ”There can be no”: Ibid., 605-6.

p. 371: With only 44 percent: Gallup, 1721.

pp. 371-72: Time, Time, May 5, 1961. May 5, 1961.

p. 372: Liked it better and ”always on the edge”: JFK on Presidency, Box 23, David Powers Papers, JFKL.

p. 372: ”Sons of b.i.t.c.hes”: Quoted in Richard Reeves, 116.

Chapter 11: A World of Troubles

p. 373: ”If the self-discipline”: PPP: JFK, 1961, PPP: JFK, 1961, 304-6. 304-6.

p. 374: Steel production: Arthur Goldberg to JFK, Mar. 21, 1961, Arthur Goldberg Papers, LC.

p. 374: Williard Mathias, ”evolution,” and ”suspected of being”: Bird, 177, 431, n74.

p. 374: ”the Soviets have no”: Walter h.e.l.ler to JFK, June 27, 1961, Box 125A, POF.

p. 375: ”in the interest”: PPP: JFK, 1961, PPP: JFK, 1961, 334-38. 334-38.

p. 375: ”Maybe if you”: Quoted in Tifft and Jones, 314-15.

p. 375: ”intended to examine”: PPP: JFK, 1961, PPP: JFK, 1961, 335. 335.

p. 375: Philandering: Conversation with Robert Novak. Other journalists, Haynes Johnson, James Kilpatrick, Nick Kotz, Marianne Means, Bruce Morton, and Don Oberdorfer, echoed Novak's a.s.sertion.

p. 375: Ultra-right-wing press stories: Conversation with Ronald Whalen, JFKL.

p. 375: ”underground market”: Parmet, JFK, JFK, 114. 114.

p. 375: LBJ's womanizing: Dallek, Lone Star Rising, Lone Star Rising, 189-91, 637, n13; and 189-91, 637, n13; and Flawed Giant, Flawed Giant, 186-87. 186-87.

p. 376: People around the president worried: Confidential source.

p. 376: ”Once every two”: Evan Thomas, 116.

p. 376: JFK-NSK Messages between November and February: FRUS: Kennedy-Khrushchev Exchanges, FRUS: Kennedy-Khrushchev Exchanges, 1-6. 1-6.