America and Americans and Selected Nonfiction (63 page)

JS in

San Francisco Call

San Francisco News

San Francisco Wasp

Saturday Evening Post

Saturday Review

Savoy, House of

Scarlatti, Domenico

Schlesinger, Arthur M.

Schneider, Louis

Schultze, Norbert

Scripps-Howard newspapers

Sea of Cortez (Steinbeck)

Seine River

“September Song” (Weill and Anderson)

Shakespeare, William

Shaw, George Bernard

Shebley, Lloyd

Sheffield, Carlton

Smith, Gerald L. K.

Smith, H. Allen

socialism

“Some Random and Randy Thoughts on Books” (Steinbeck)

“Some Thoughts on Juvenile Delinquency” (Steinbeck)

“Soul and Guts of France, The” (Steinbeck)

Southern Pacific Railway

South Korea

South Vietnam

Soviet Union

see also Kremlin; Moscow; Red Army; Stalin, Joseph

Spanish War

Sports Illustrated

Spreckels, Claus

Stage

Stalin, Joseph

Stanford, Leland

Stanford University

“Starvation Under the Orange Trees” (Steinbeck)

states' rights

St. Cleran's

Steffens, Lincoln

Steinbeck, Carol (first wife)

Steinbeck, Elaine (third wife)

Steinbeck, Gwyn (second wife)

Steinbeck, John:

anticommunism of

attachment to place, and environmentalism of

California boyhood and bohemian youth of

college education of

on critics

death of

on dogs

early writing of

fatherhood of

fiction style of

first automobile of

first private-enterprise job of

first published essay of

on friends

gardening and fishing of

on great teachers

humor of

idealism and moral concerns of

inventions of

journalistic style of

left-wing politics of

motion picture work and sales of

New York years of

Nobel Prize of

personal journals and correspondence of

pet dogs of

philanthropy of

political criticism of

reviews and literary criticism of

Scottish-Irish, English, and German heritage of

on sports

success and celebrity of

on television on violence

war correspondence of

World War service of

on writing and books

youthful jobs of

Steinbeck, John

Steinbeck, John Ernst

Steinbeck, Olive Hamilton

Steinbeck, Thom

Stevenson, Adlai

JS's letter to

stock market crash of

“Stories of the Blitz” (Steinbeck)

Story Writing (Mirrielees)

Street, Toby

Street, Webster

Studs Lonigan (Farrell)

Suetonius

Sunday, Billy

Supreme Court, California

Supreme Court, U.S.

Sursale, Marquis Paolo

Sweet Thursday (Steinbeck)

Syndicated Newspaper Editors

 

Tacitus

Taddei, Ezio

Tahoe, Lake

Tan An

Temple, Shirley

Temple of the Vestal Virgins

Tempo (Rome)

h Cavalry, U.S.

“Terrorism” (Steinbeck)

Tetrazzini, Luisa

Texas, University of

Thailand

Their Blood Is Strong (Steinbeck)

“Then My Arm Glassed Up” (Steinbeck)

Third World

Thoreau, Henry David

Thucydides

Tiberius, emperor of Rome

Tibet

Times (London)

“Tipperary,”

To a God Unknown (Steinbeck)

“Tom Collins” (Steinbeck)

Tortilla Flat (Steinbeck)

Townsend, Francis E.

Travels with Charley (Steinbeck)

“Trial of Arthur Miller, The” (Steinbeck)

“Troopship” (Steinbeck)

Trotsky, Leon

Turner, Lana

Twain, Mark

JS compared with

d Artillery Group, U.S.

h Division, U.S.

“Tyranny over the Mind” (Huxley)

 

Unita '

United Nations (UN)

United States:

breast fixation in

business and money in

children and parenting in

civil rights and universal suffrage in

conservation and environmentalism in

crime and immorality in,

dream homes in

ethics and morals in

ethnic, racial, and national diversity in

ethnic and racial prejudice in

foreign criticism of

frontier hardships in

history and foundation of

hospitality in

imagination and craftsmanship in

languages and dialects of

literature and journalism in

motto of

myth and folk wisdom in

organizations and gatherings in

politics and government in

pollution and irresponsible land use in

power and success of

presidency in

problems of aging in

public lands in

religious diversity in

restlessness and intemperateness in

screwballs and eccentrics in

slavery in

spirit of

United States Foreign Service

United States Information Service

Updike, John

“U.S.A. Today” (Caldwell)

 

Vallee, Rudy

Vatican

Viet Cong (VC)

Vietnam, North

Vietnam, South

Vietnam War

JS as war correspondent in

opposition to

U.S. bombing missions in

see also Mekong River Delta; Viet Cong; Vietnam, North; Vietnam, South

“Vietnam War: No Front, No Rear” (Steinbeck)

Viking

“Vikings at Helgoland, The” (Ibsen)

Virgil

Virgin Islands

Viva Zapata!

 

“Waiting” (Steinbeck)

Waiting for Lefty (Odets)

“Waltzing Matilda,”

Washington, D.C.

Bonus Marchers in

Capitol Building in

Washington, George

West, George

Westmoreland, William C.

White, E. B.

Whitman, Walt

William the Conqueror, king of England

Willkie, Wendell

Wilson, Edmund

Wing Chong

Winter of Our Discontent, The (Steinbeck)

“Witches of Salem, The,”

Wolfe, Thomas

“Woody Guthrie” (Steinbeck)

Working Days: The Journals of “The Grapes of Wrath” (Steinbeck)

World War

World War

Allied bombing missions in

entertaining the troops in

JS's service in

WPA

“Writers Take Sides,”

 

Yatkumi, Takasi

Yellow Peril

Yellowstone Park

Yevtushenko, Galya

Yevtushenko, Yevgeny

Yorktown, Battle of

Yosemite Park

 

Zapata, Emiliano

The following selections were previously published, some under different titles:

 

“Some Random and Randy Thoughts on Books” appeared in The Author Looks at Format, edited by Ray Freiman (American Institute of Graphic Arts); “Tom Collins” as a foreword to Bringing in the Sheaves, by Windsor Drake; “. . . like captured fireflies” in CTA (California Teaching Association) Journal; “Duel Without Pistols,” “The Soul and Guts of France,” and “I Go Back to Ireland” in Collier's; “G.O.P. Delegates Have Bigger, Better Badges” and “Florence: The Explosion of the Chariot” in The Courier-Journal (Louisville); “A Primer on the '30s” and “The Trial of Arthur Miller” in Esquire; “I Am a Revolutionary,” “On Fishing,” “The Joan in All of Us,” and “One American in Paris” (fourth and thirteenth pieces) in Le Figaro; “A Model T Named ‘It'” in Ford Times; “Woody Guthrie” as a foreword to Hard Hitting Songs for Hard-Hit People, compiled by Alan Lomax (Oaks Publications); “Henry Fonda” and “Positano” in Harper's Bazaar; “Always Something to Do in Salinas,” “My War with the Ospreys,” and “Conversation at Sag Harbor” in Holiday; “Starvation Under the Orange Trees” in Monterey Trader; “Dubious Battle in California” in The Nation; “Making of a New Yorker” in The New York Times Magazine; “Dear Adlai,” “The Ghost of Anthony Daly,” “Vietnam War: No Front, No Rear,” “Action in the Delta,” “Terrorism,” “Puff, the Magic Dragon,” and “An Open Letter to Poet Yevtushenko” in Newsday; “Robert Capa” in Photography; “Circus” in Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Program; “The Golden Handcuff” in San Francisco Examiner; “The Harvest Gypsies: Squatters' Camps” in San Francisco News; “Atque Vale,” “Random Thoughts on Random Dogs” and “Critics—from a Writer's Viewpoint” in The Saturday Review; “Adlai Stevenson” as a foreword to Speeches of Adlai Stevenson, edited by Debs Myers and Ralph Martin (Random House); “Then My Arm Glassed Up” in Sports Illustrated; “The Play-Novelette” in Stage; “Rationale” in Steinbeck and His Critics, edited by Ernest W. Tedlock and C. V. Wicker (University of New Mexico Press); “Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech” in Story; “My Short Novels” in Wings; and a selection from Writers Take Sides (League of American Writers).