First contact with Allard K. Lowenstein, Stanford University, 1961; Lowenstein's power base at Stern Hall; growth of campus social issues into larger issues: civil rights in Mississippi; Stanford Daily as conduit for Lowenstein's ideas, 1963, 1964; quick peak and decline of Lowenstein's influence on Stanford campus; Lowenstein's Americans for Democratic Action background and use of red-baiting: rel ationships with protegees and rivals; success of Dump Johnson campaign, 1964 Mississippi campaign; 1968 Long Island campaign; impact of Lowenstein's shift from Eugene McCarthy to Robert Kennedy; Lowenstein's reaction to Robert Kennedy's assassination;
issue of homosexuality; substance, quality of Lowenstein's achievements
Civil rights workers; Presidents--Election--1968.--United States; Male homosexuality; Mississippi Politics and government 1951-; United States Politics and government 1945-1989; Martin, Fowler W; Lowenstein, Allard K; Stanford University; Americans for Democratic Action; Democratic Party (U.S.)