Mary's Mosaic (105 page)

Kushner, Philip: on Robert Crowley’s relationship with Gregory Douglas,
486

Lady Livia Augustus:
I Claudius
,
279

and reference to James Angleton,
371

Lamb, George Peter (D.C. public defender)

admiration for Judge David Bazelon,

belief in Ray Crump’s innocence,
100

Coroner’s Inquest,
52

and denial of preliminary hearing,
53

first attorney for Ray Crump Jr.,
52

Legal Aid Society of D.C.,
52

reference to U.S. Commissioner Sam Wertleb as “curmudgeon,”
53

regard for Dovey Roundtree,
137
; as world’s greatest cross-examiner,
106

and U.S. Attorney Donald Smith,
54

Lanahan, Scottie Fitzgerald (see Scottie Fitzgerald Smith),
64

Lane, Mark (attorney)

“and Defense Brief for Oswald,”
297
–
8

and the film
Executive Action
,
385

Larkin, Eddie: WW II Grumman Avenger pilot and close friend of Wistar Janney’s,
66
–
7

Leary, Timothy

and alleged LSD sessions of Mary and JFK,
225

biographer Robert Greenfield,
222

Cord Meyer,
219
,
222

Deborah Davis,
221

Flashbacks,
222
; references to Mary Pinchot (Meyer) in,
218
,
220
,
278

G. Gordon Liddy,
220

Harvard Psilocybin Project,
215
,
218

Harvard University; Center for Research in Personality,
215
; firing from,
223

interest in
Katharine the Great
,
221

interview by Leo Damore,
86
,
220
–
224

interview by Nina Burleigh,
225
,
230

Jon and Carolyn Bradshaw,
221

Katharine Graham,
221

Last phone call from Mary Meyer,
270
–
271

Michael Hollingshead,
220

Rebel Magazine
,
221

relationship with Mary Meyer,
3
,
26
,
37
,
83
,
104
,
206
,
215
–
223
,
254
–
257

Stephen Smith,
216

telephone call from Quentin Meyer,
380

Van Wolfe,
220

William Triplett,
221

Zilhautanejo (Mexico),
216
,
265

Lechuga, Carlos (Cuba’s U.N. ambassador)

and official message from Fidel Castro,
227

and secret Attwood-Howard alliance,
275
–
276

LeMay, General Curtis: and Cuban Missile Crisis,
245

Lemnitzer, General Lyman: attendance at NSC meeting of July 20, 1961,
237
–
238

Lennon, John (Beatle): and the song
Imagine
,
33

Liddy, G. Gordon: Millbrook, N.Y. raid on Timothy Leary,
220
–
221

Life Magazine,

C.D. Jackson,
287

Edward K. Thompson,
308
; (See also: James Wagenvoord)

hallucinogens,
272

and Operation Mockingbird,
308

Oswald material delivered to,
308

Zapruder Film,
286
–
287

Lifton, David S. (author)

Best Evidence
,
294

forensic alteration of President Kennedy’s wounds,
294
–
295

on JFK’s throat wound,
294

Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)

American University Commencement,
64

as world peace initiative,
64

Averell Harriman,
262
–
263

Harold Macmillan,
261

Johnson refused to sign,
277

Nikita Khrushchev,
64

ratification by U.S. Senate,
63
–
64
,
274

Lincoln, Evelyn (JKF’s personal secretary)

on JFK’s running mate for 1964 election,
307

telephone call from Robin Webb,
251

telephone calls from Mary Meyer,
264
,
277

LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide),
3
,
80
,
255

(see also: Timothy Leary)

Aldous Huxley,
202
,
257

and Beat Generation,
202
; Allen Ginsberg,
202
,
217
,
219
; Jack Kerouac,
202
; Neal Cassidy,
202

Captain Al Hubbard,
202
,
204

CIA involvement with,
202
–
04
; Frank Olson,
203
–
04

Dr. Albert Hoffman,
215

Dr. Oscar Janiger,
203

Dr. Ross MacLean,
203

Hollywood exploration of Anaïs Nin,
202
; Andre Previn,
202
; Betsy Drake,
202
; Cary Grant,
202
; Esther Williams,
202
; Sidney Lumet,
202
; (see also: Clare Booth Luce)

Ken Noland,
206
,
459

Life Magazine,
272

and Mary Meyer’s exploration of,
3
,
157
–
58
,
202
,
215
–
18
,
219
,
223
–
25
,
255
–
57
,
271
–
73
,
356
,
358
,
367

James Truitt,
434

Palo Alto Mental Research Institute,
202

Robert F. Kennedy,
203

therapeutic possibilities of,
202
–
03
; Ethel Kennedy,
203

Luce, Clare Booth (wife of Henry Luce),
370

exploration of LSD,
202
,
272

and Philip Graham’s deterioration,
249
,
265
–
66
,
416

relationship with Katharine Graham,
38
,
249
,
265
–
66

Lundahl, Arthur C. (CIA-NPIC)

as Director of NPIC,
287
–
88

as world’s foremost photo analyst,
463

briefing for CIA Director John McCone on Zapruder Film,
287

and Dino Brugioni,
287
–
90
,
292
,
463

NP IC as “Lundahl’s Palace,”
288

recruited by CIA,

Lynd, Staughton (historian): on JFK’s

wounds in
New Republic,
299

MacMichael, David,

author interview with,
322

interview by Leo Damore,
482

William L. Mitchell’s address as CIA; safe house,
408

Marchetti, Victor (former CIA staffer),
67
,
182
,
322
,
381
,
430
,
468
,
503

author’s interviews with,
67
,
430
,
468
,
503

The CIA and the Cult of Intelligence,
322

comments regarding Wistar Janney,
67
,
381

on Cord Meyer,
182