Master list of Nixon's political opponents

President Richard Nixon (1971)

The Master list of Nixon's political opponents is the slang term for a list of US President Richard Nixon's main political opponents. It was written as a detailed supplement to Nixon's list of enemies , which contained the 20 main opponents . The list was part of a campaign against Nixon's opponents through investigations by the IRS , its credit rating, public procurement denial, litigation and law enforcement.

Entries

Senators

Members of the United States Senate :

• Birch Bayh (1928–2019), Democratic Senator for Indiana
• J. William Fulbright (1905-1995), Democratic Senator for Arkansas
• Fred R. Harris (born 1930), Democratic Senator for Oklahoma
• Harold Hughes (1922–1996), Democratic Senator for Iowa
• Edward Kennedy (1932–2009), Democratic Senator for Massachusetts
• George McGovern (1922–2012), Democratic Senator for South Dakota
• Walter Mondale (born 1928), Democratic Senator for Minnesota
• Edmund S. Muskie (1914-1996), Democratic Senator for Maine
• Gaylord Nelson (1916-2005), Democratic Senator for Wisconsin
• William Proxmire (1915-2005), Democratic Senator for Wisconsin

MPs

Members of the United States House of Representatives :

• Bella Abzug (1920–1998), Democratic MP for New York
• William R. Anderson (1921-2007), Democratic MP for Tennessee
• John Brademas (1927–2016), Democratic MP for Indiana
• Robert Drinan (1920–2007), Democratic MP for Massachusetts
• Robert Kastenmeier (1924-2015), Democratic MP for Wisconsin
• Wright Patman (1893–1976), Democratic MP for Texas

African American members of one of the chambers

• Shirley Chisholm (1924–2005), Democratic MP from New York
• William Clay (born 1931), Democratic MP from Missouri
• George Collins (1925–1972), Illinois Democratic MP
• John Conyers (1929–2019), Michigan Democratic MP
• Ron Dellums (1935-2018), Democratic MP from California
• Charles Diggs (1922–1998), Michigan Democratic MP
• Augustus F. Hawkins (1907–2007), Democratic MP from California
• Ralph Metcalfe (1910–1978), Democratic MP from Illinois
• Robert NC Nix (1898–1987), Democratic MP from Pennsylvania
• Parren Mitchell (1922–2007), Maryland Democratic MP
• Charles Rangel (* 1930), Democratic MP from New York
• Louis Stokes (1925-2015), Democratic MP from Ohio

Other politicians

• John Lindsay (1921-2000), Mayor of New York City
• Eugene McCarthy (1916-2005), Democratic Senator for Minnesota
• George Wallace (1919–1998), Democratic Governor of Alabama
• Sargent Shriver (1915–2011), key adviser to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, candidate for Vice President in the 1972 election

Organizations

• Black Panther Party
• Brookings Institution
• Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace
• National Committee for an Effective Congress
• Common cause
• Congressional Black Caucus
• AFL-CIO
• Council for a Livable World
• National Farmers Union (United States)
• Institute for Policy Studies
• National Economic Council, Inc.
• National Education Association
• National Student Association
• National Welfare Rights Organization
• Potomac Associates
• Peace Action
• Southern Christian Leadership Conference
• National Convocation on the Challenge of Building Peace
• Businessmen's Educational Fund

Trade unionists

• Karl Feller , President of the International Union United Brewery. Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers
• Harold J. Gibbons (1910–1982), Vice President of Teamsters
• AF Grospiron , President of the Oil, Chemical Atomic Workers International Union
• Matthew Guinan , President of Transport Work. Union of America , New York City
• Paul Jennings , President of United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
• Herman D. Kenin , Vice President of the AFL-CIO
• Lane Kirkland (1922–1999), from AFL-CIO ("we must deal with him")
• Frederick O'Neal (1905–1992), President of the Associated Actors and Artistes of America
• William Pollock , President of the Textile Workers Union of America
• Jacob Potofsky President of Amalgam. Clothing Workers of America
• Leonard Woodcock (1911–2001), President of the United Auto Workers
• Jerry Litter , President of American Federal, State, County and Municipal Employ
• Nathaniel Goldfinger , AFL-CIO
• IW Abel , United Steelworkers

media

• Jack Anderson , columnist, Washington Merry-Go-Round
• Jim Bishop , columnist, King Features Syndicate
• Thomas Braden , columnist, Los Angeles Times Syndicate
• DJR Bruckner , Los Angeles Times Syndicate
• Marquis Childs , Washington Correspondent, St. Louis Post Dispatch
• James Deakin , White House Correspondent, St. Louis Post Dispatch
• James Doyle , Washington Star
• Richard Dudman , St. Louis Post Dispatch
• Jules Duscha , Washingtonian
• William Eaton , Chicago Daily News
• Rowland Evans Jr. , columnist, Publishers Hall
• Saul Friedman , Knight Newspapers , columnist
• Clayton Fritchey , Washington correspondent columnist. Harper's Magazine
• George Frazier , Boston Globe
• Katharine Graham , The Washington Post
• Pete Hamill , New York Post
• Michael Harrington , Author, Socialist Party
• Sydney J. Harris , columnist, Publishers Hall
• Robert Healy , Boston Globe
• William Hines, Jr. , journalist, Chicago Sun Times
• Stanley Karnow , correspondent, Washington Post
• Ted Knap , columnist, New York Daily News
• Erwin Knoll , Progressive
• Morton Kondracke , Chicago Sun Times
• Joseph Kraft , columnist, Publishers Hall
• James Laird , Philadelphia Inquirer
• Max Lerner , Columnist, New York Post : author, lecturer, professor ( Brandeis University )
• Stanley Levey , Scripps Howard
• Flora Lewis columnist
• Stuart Loory , Los Angeles Times
• Mary McGrory , New Left columnist
• Frank Mankiewicz , Los Angeles Times columnist
• James Millstone , St. Louis Post Dispatch
• Martin Nolan , Boston Globe
• Ed Guthman , Los Angeles Times
• Thomas O'Neill (1904-1971), Baltimore Sun
• John Pierson , Wall Street Journal
• William Prochnau , Seattle Times
• James Reston , New York Times
• Carl Rowan , columnist, Publishers Hall
• Warren Unna , Washington Post , NET
• Harriet Van Horne , columnist, New York Post
• Milton Viorst , reporter and author
• James Wechsler , New York Post
• Tom Wicker , New York Times
• Garry Wills , columnist and author of Nixon Agonistes
• New York Times
• Washington Post
• St Louis Post Dispatch
• Robert Manning , Atlantic editor
• John Osborne , New Republic
• Richard Rovere , New Yorker
• Robert Sherrill (1924-2014), Nation
• Paul Samuelson (1915-2009), Newsweek
• Julian Goodman , CEO of NBC
• John Macy, Jr , President of Public Broadcasting Corp.
• Marvin Kalb , CBS
• Daniel Schorr , CBS
• Lem Tucker , NBC
• Sander Vanocur , NBC

Celebrities and movie stars

• Carol Channing , actress
• Bill Cosby , actor
• Jane Fonda , actress
• Dick Gregory , comedian
• Steve McQueen , actor
• Joe Namath , athlete
• Paul Newman , actor
• Gregory Peck , actor
• Tony Randall , actor
• Barbra Streisand , actress

Business leader

• Charles B. Beneson , Beneson Realty Co.
• Nelson Bengston , Bengston & Co.
• Holmes Brown , Continental Can Co.
• Benjamin Buttenwieser , Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
• Lawrence G. Chait , Lawrence G. Chait & Co., Inc.
• Ernest R. Chanes , Consolidated Water Conditioning Co.
• Maxwell Dane , Doyle, Dane & Bernbach, Inc.
• Charles H. Dyson , Dyson-Kissner Corp.
• Norman Eisner , Lincoln Graphic Arts.
• Charles B. Finch , Alleghany Power System, Inc.
• Katharine Graham , The Washington Post
• Frank Heineman , Men's Wear International.
• George Hillman , Ellery Products Manufacturing Co.
• Bertram Lichtenstein , Delton Ltd.
• William Manealoff , Concord Steel Corp.
• Gerald McKee , McKee, Berger, Mansueto.
• Paul Milstein , Circle Industries Corp.
• Stewart R. Mott , Stewart R. Mott, Associates.
• Lawrence S. Phillips , Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
• David Rose , Rose Associates.
• Julian Roth , Emery Roth & Sons .
• William Ruder , Rudder & Finn, Inc.
• Si Scharer , Scharer Associates, Inc.
• Alfred P. Slaner , Kayser-Roth Corp.
• Roger Saturday , Sonesta International Hotels.
• Mathew B. Zindroski , ZindrosCo Industrial Systems, Inc.

Additions to the business area

• Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace and New National Priorities
• Morton Sweig , President of National Cleaning Contractors
• Alan V. Tishman , Vice President Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.
• Ira D. Wallach , President Gottesman & Co., Inc.
• George Weissman , President Philip Morris Corp.
• Ralph Weller , President Otis Elevator Company

economy

• Clifford Alexander, Jr. , Equal Opportunity Commission ; Lyndon B. Johnson's assistant
• Hugh Calkins , Harvard Corp.
• Ramsey Clark , Weiss, Goldberg, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison ; former Attorney General
• Lloyd Cutler , Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering , Washington, DC
• Henry L. Kimelman , fundraiser for George McGovern and president of the Overview Group
• Raymond Lapin , FNMA
• Hans F. Loeser , Boston Lawyers' Vietnam Committee
• Robert McNamara , World Bank
• Hans Morgenthau ,
• Victor Palmieri , lawyer and management consultant
• Arnold Picker , United Artists
• Robert S. Pirie , Harold Hughes , Attorney at Law
• Joseph Rosenfield , Harold Hughes , Attorney at Law
• Henry Rowen , Rand Corporation
• R Sargent Shriver, Jr. , Ambassador and Candidate for Vice President
• Theodore Sorensen , Attorney at Weiss, Goldberg, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, New York
• Ray Stark , Broadway producer
• Howard Stein , Dreyfus Corporation .
• Milton Semer ,
• George H. Talbot , Charlotte Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
• Arthur Taylor , International Paper Company
• Jack Valenti , Motion Picture Association .
• Paul Warnke ,
• Thomas I. Watson, Jr. , IBM

Professors and university lecturers

• Michael Ellis DeBakey , Baylor College of Medicine ; senior surgeon at Ben Taub General Hospital
• Derek Curtis Bok , Harvard Law School
• Kingman Brewster, Jr. , Yale University
• McGeorge Bundy , Ford Foundation
• Avram Noam Chomsky , MIT
• Carl Djerassi , Stanford University
• Daniel Ellsberg , MIT
• George Drennen Fischer , National Education Association
• J. Kenneth Galbraith , Harvard
• Patricia Harris , Urban League
• Walter Heller , University of Minnesota
• Edwin Land , MIT
• Herbert Ley, Jr. , Harvard
• Matthew Stanley Meselson , Harvard
• Lloyd N. Morrisett , University of California
• Joseph Rhodes, Jr. , Harvard
• Bayard Rustin , A. Philip Randolph Institute
• David Selden , American Federation of Teachers
• Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. , City University of New York
• Jeremy Stone , Federation of American Scientists
• Jerome Wiesner , MIT
• Samuel M. Lambert , National Education Association

Web links

• The Master list of Nixon's political opponents ( Memento from June 21, 2003 in the Internet Archive )
• Report in the New York Times