L
Ladd, D. M., 191 , 210 , 216 , 237 , 243 , 259 , 270 , 274 , 279 ;
tells Hoover Lattimore case should be closed, 401 ;
tells Hoover Lattimore case is weak, 409 -10
Lamont, Corliss, 622
Lamont, Thomas, 127 , 133
Langer, William, 316 , 413 , 418 , 480
Larson, Emmanuel, 141 , 142
Larson, Franz "Duke," 548
Lasswell, Harold, 464
Latham, Earl, 599
Lattimore, Alec, 4 -5
Lattimore, Clare, 584
Lattimore, David (father), 3 , 6 , 516
Lattimore, David (son), 21 , 25 , 34 , 170 , 513 , 517 , 518 , 521 , 557 , 577 -78, 583 , 584
Lattimore Defense Fund, 439
Lattimore, Eleanor Holgate (Mrs. Owen), 9 -10, 12 , 13 , 16 , 24 , 38 , 59 , 105 , 249 , 253 , 293 , 325 , 355 , 431 , 432 , 457 , 492 , 501 , 512 , 517 , 520 , 521 , 523 , 525 -27, 528 , 530 , 535 , 536 , 541 , 545 , 550 , 557 , 571 ;
appears before SISS, 385 ;
designs Great Falls, Virginia, house, 529 ;
dies, 529 ;
hires Abe Fortas, 222 ;
journeys alone through Russia, 13 , 536 ;
memorial booklet prepared, 529
Lattimore, Evan, 583
Lattimore Institute of Mongolian Studies, 567
Lattimore, Maria, 463 , 519 , 578 -81;
presents poem to Mongolian premier Tsedenbal, 580
Lattimore, Michael, 463 , 555 , 557 , 558 , 559 , 578
Lattimore, Owen: accurate predictions, 34 , 41 , 50 , 125 , 165 , 167 , 179 , 196 -97, 218 , 499 , 501 , 519 , 586 ;
accused as spy by PRC, 566 ;
advocates recognition of PRC, 189 ;
annoys Chinese on 1972 trip, 556 ;
anti-Soviet attitudes, 35 , 44 , 45 , 48 , 86 , 95 , 146 , 148 , 154 , 169 , 176 , 195 , 196 -97, 202 , 523 ;
adviser to Chiang, 58 -59, 93 ;
approves MacArthur's policies in Japan, 144 , 158 , 169 , 195 ;
Arnhold and Company employee, 6 -9;
"arsenal of aggression" charge, 49 ;
attacks China lobby, 287 ;
attacks Budenz, 287 , 294 -95;
attacks John Foster Dulles,. 498 ;
attitude toward FBI, 584 ;
attitude toward Henry Wallace, 113 , 117 , 120 , 122 , 176 ;
awarded honorary degrees: Glasgow, 519 ,
Brown, 570 ,
Leeds, 583 ;
baptized as Catholic, 5 -6;
begins to doubt Chiang, 104 , 135 , 155 -56, 165 , 178 ;
on Berlin airlift, 182 ;
blamed for "loss" of China, x , 131 , 202 , 222 , 504 ;
British Parliament discusses, 479 ;
Bur-yat welcome to, 535 -36;
called "Soviet instrument" by Senate committee. 396 ;
calls self "feudal remnant," 527 ;
on capitalism, 124 -25, 157 -58, 195 , 203 , 471 , 499 , 516 ;
caravans through Gobi, 10 -12;
on causes of World War II, 91 ;
childhood in China, 4 ;
on China market, 86 ;
on Chinese Communists, 34 , 51 , 86 , 102 , 104 , 129 , 137 , 154 , 156 , 169 , 179 , 195 , 210 ;
on Chinese racism, 559 ;
on Chinese overpopulation, 11 -12;
on Churchill's Iron Curtain speech, 158 ;
confers with Chiang Kai-shek, 60 -63, 64 -70, 75 -83, 115 -17, 585 ;
confers with Truman, 135 -37;
contemplates consulting business, 197 -98;
at Council on Foreign Relations, 47 , 49 , 51 , 85 , 103 , 104 , 168 , 179 , 190 , 437 , 551 ;
criticizes Kuomintang, 78 ;
on dangers to Marshall Plan, 164 -65, 176 -77;
denied leave by Milton Eisenhower, 500 -01;
despises Soviet bureaucracy, 525 , 544 ;
dies, 588 ;
edits Pacific Affairs , 22 , 25 , 28 , 36 , 38 , 42 , 44 , 49 , 53 -54, 330 ;
empathy with Mongols, 11 ;
"escape" rumor about, 390 -94;
exaggerates genius of Chiang Kai-shek, 59 , 89 , 91 , 103 , 125 ;
explains "cagey" letter, 329 -30;
explains Communist victory in China, 513 -14;
fails to win Oxford scholarship, 6 ;
falls in love with Tuva, 538 -39;
FBI begins surveillance of, 189 ;
Fighting Funds for Finland supporter, 39 , 312 ;
financial investigation of, 258 -59;
First Amendment defense, 424 , 427 ;
forced to sign obnoxious Roosevelt letter to Chiang, 96 ;
on great power arrogance, 546 ;
guilt by association, 52 , 196 , 302 ;
handles Currie's mail, 90 , 378 ;
has dinosaur named after him, 584 ;
on Hitler-Stalin Pact, 41 ;
Honeymoon in Central Asia, 13 ;
hospitalized in Ulan Bator, 545 ;
importance of Pacific War to, 87 ;
inaccurate predictions, 48 , 95 , 125 , 157 , 170 , 499 , 585 ;
1952 indictment of, 413 -14;
1954 indictment of, 475 ;
inspects Burma Road, 66 -67;
invested as member Mongolian Academy of Sciences, 526 -27;
invited to Soong family Christmas, 82 ;
on Japanese postwar plans, 138 ;
joins Johns Hopkins faculty, 38 ;
joins Leeds faculty, 510 -13;
on Korean War, 356 ;
on Kuomintang as war party, 156 ;
likes Enoch Powell's politics, 522 ;
marries Eleanor Holgate, 9 ;
"master races" terminology used by, 53 -54;
and "mere agrarian reformers" myth, 34 , 293 -94, 320 ;
mission to Afghanistan, 209 -210, 217 -18;
on Mongolian People's Republic, 509 -10;
Mongols invite him to retire there, 530 ;
on Munich and appeasement, 41 , 91 ;
and Nehru, 203 -04;
on North Koreans as aggressors,
356 ;
opposes aid to Chinese Communists, 55 -56, 80 ;
opposes colonialism, 47 , 85 , 125 , 130 , 158 , 164 , 299 ;
opposes imperialism, 531 ;
opposes intervention in China, 148 ;
opposes Japanese aggression, 19 , 35 , 44 ;
opposes revolutionary change, 130 ;
opposes separate Chinese Communist army, 124 , 147 ;
opposes spread of Communism, 44 , 91 , 143 , 579 ;
opposes Vietnam War, 510 , 518 , 520 , 531 , 543 ;
passport difficulties of, 485 ;
Pearl Harbor accusation against, 73 -74;
on People's Republic of China, 203 , 255 , 281 ;
praises Chiang Kai-shek, 153 ;
predicts Soviet ethnic problems, 197 ;
on primacy of geopolitics, 18 ;
promotes loan to Nationalist China, 80 ;
reports to Roosevelt, 83 , 95 ;
ridicules "Thought of Chairman Mao" and Mao's Little Red Book, 559 , 568 ;
Russian orphan tumor about, 3 , 327 ;
at St. Bees in England, 5 -6;
sarcastic in SISS hearing, 375 -77;
at school in Switzerland, 4 ;
seventieth birthday party, 535 ;
at SISS hearing, 365 -77;
on Sino-Soviet conflict, 18 , 147 , 155 , 166 , 519 , 578 ;
speech to Mongol villagers, 550 ;
Soviet attacks on, 18 , 28 , 103 , 616 ;
on Soviet "democracy," 124 ;
on Soviet minority policies, 18 , 104 ;
Soviet visit of 1936, 28 -29;
on Stalin's purge trials, 39 -40;
studies at Harvard, 16 ;
studies stock market, 497 -98;
supports aid to Israel, 176 -77;
supports Chinese middle class, 157 -58;
supports ethnic minorities, 203 ;
supports Marshall Plan, 174 -75;
supports Mongol nationalism, 17 , 158 ;
taken off Security Index, 487 ;
"top Soviet spy" charge by McCarthy, 214 -15, 217 , 219 , 253 ;
translates for Chiang, 81 -82, 114 , 116 ;
translates for Queen Elizabeth, 514 -15;
travel in Inner Mongolia, 18 ;
travel style in China, 7 -8;
trip to China, 1972, 551 -52, 555 -59;
trip to China, 1981, 578 -79;
trip to Czechoslovakia, 170 -71;
trip to Finland, 499 ;
trip to Hövsgöl, 549 -50;
trip to Israel, 520 ;
trip to Japan, 542 ;
trip to Kashmir, 203 ;
trip to Magadan, 109 ;
trip to Siberia, 535 -39;
trip to Yenan, 31 -33;
at Tydings hearings, 253 -56, 292 -95;
on Freda Utley, 292 ;
visits MPR as scholar, 504 -06, 517 , 521 , 526 -27, 533 -35, 545 -50, 564 , 565 -66, 568 , 573 -74, 582 ;
visits MPR on Wallace Mission, 120 -22;
wants to rescue Tibetan manuscripts, 210 ;
wants to retire in England, 522 ;
writings of, analyzed by BDPT, 466 -71
Lattimore, Richmond, 4
Lattimore the Scholar , 438 , 439
The Lattimore Story , 433 , 443
Laughlin, L. L., 339 , 359
Lauterbach, Richard, 177 , 189 , 196
Lawrence, David, 443
Laws, Bolitha J., 426 , 430 , 476 , 490
Lazarsfeld, Paul, 441
Leach, Edmund, 576
Leeds University, 510 -13, 516 -18, 524 , 527 -28, 529 -30, 551 , 553 , 566 , 570 , 572 ;
awards Lattimore honorary degree, 583 ;
Lattimore inaugural lecture, 513 ;
Lattimore procures funds for Mongolian studies, 522
Lehman, Herbert, 223 , 342 -43, 349 , 435
Lelyveld, Joseph, 566
Levering, Ralph B., 601
Levin, Herbert, 569
Lewis, Fulton, Jr., 443 , 445
Liebman, Marvin, 506
Life , 152 , 342 , 383
Likert, Rensis, 235
Lim, Katie, 557
Lipman, John K., 306
Lipper, Elinor (alias Elinor Catala), 109 , 322 -23, 347 , 614
Lippmann, Walter, 497 , 521
Lissner, Ernest J., 446 -47
Little, Brown and Company, 190 , 194 , 216 , 253 , 258
Litvinov, Maxim, 385 , 387
Lloyd George, Gwilym, 479
Lo, B. T. (pseud.), 245 -47
Lobsanvandan, xv , 526
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 252 , 253 , 284 , 296 , 300 , 317 , 497
Lonvin, Val, 416
Lucas, Scott, 253 , 297 , 310
Luce, Clare Boothe, 85
Luce, Henry, 94 , 137 , 200 , 342 , 383
Lung Yun, 66
Lyons, Eugene, 221 , 434