Dark Quadrant

Jonathan Marshall is an independent journalist who has published in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Mother Jones, National Review, California Lawyer, California Journal, American Enterprise, Stanford Magazine, Philadelphia Inquirer, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Sacramento Bee, Pacific News Service, HuffingtonPost, and ConsortiumNews.com. He has been the economics editor and technology reporter, San Francisco Chronicle, editorial page editor, Oakland Tribune, editorial writer, San Jose Mercury News, associate editor, Inquiry magazine, and a project member, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He lives in San Anselmo, California.

• Acknowledgments 1. Introduction Part I: The Truman Years2. Organized Crime and Corruption in the Truman Administration3. Anti-Communism: Mobsters, the FBI, the China LobbyPart II: From Ike to LBJ4. The Dominican Connection: Dictators, Mobsters, and Caribbean Intrigues5. The Friends of LBJ – I: Bobby Baker and the Mob 6. The Friends of LBJ – II: The Murchisons7. Henry Crown, the Chicago Outfit, and the TFX ScandalPart III: Richard Nixon8. Nixon’s Caribbean Milieu, 1950-19689. In the White House: Nixon and the Mob, 1969-197410. Nixon, Howard Hughes, the CIA, and the Mob: The Road to WatergatePart IV: Conclusion11. From Ronald Reagan to Donald TrumpBibliographyNotes