In 1966, John Gerassi argued that an oligarchical power play was behind a conspiracy exploiting this attitude during which town hall speeches were given by John L. Butler and future senator Frank Church.
In 1966, John Gerassi argued that an oligarchical power play was behind a conspiracy exploiting this attitude during which town hall speeches were given by John L. Butler and future senator Frank Church. This attitude intensi ed in 1960 a ter the defection of two NSA codebreakers to the Soviet Union. During the election of 1964, the Barry Goldwater campaign exploited this attitude by making allusions to the Walter Jenkins incident. This attitude is why Clayton Hartwig was blamed for the 1989 explosion of the USS Iowa, and erupted in Boise a ter the Idaho Statesman published the headline "Crush the Monster." Dwight Eisenhower's Executive Order 10450 instituted civil service  rings based on this prejudice, which Richard Nixon expressed in a conversation featuring the exchange "Hot pants. Jesus Christ." This attitude motivated the delivery of "blue discharges" during World War II and witch hunts of o1⁄2 cials during the "lavender scare." For 10 points, identify this attitude of suspicion whose prevalence in the military spurred the passage of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."
In 1966, John Gerassi argued that an oligarchical power play was behind a conspiracy exploiting this attitude during which town hall speeches were given by John L. Butler and future senator Frank Church.
homophobia [or anything involving fear of gay people, or fear of sexual deviance, or fear that gay people might be communists; or the Lavender Scare; prompt on the Red Scare or fear of Communists which is related]