LBJ's decision-making in regard to the Dominican Republic in 1965; Abe Fortas' involvement with the Dominican Republic; LBJ's concern over press coverage and his naivety regarding favorable press coverage; Bundy's involvement in the 1967 Six-Day Arab-Israeli War; Bundy's involvement in Vietnam-related issues in 1965; LBJ's reluctance to address issues in Vietnam in late 1964/early 1965; LBJ's refusal to allow Congress to openly debate Vietnam policy; LBJ's anger following Bundy's agreement to address criticism of Vietnam policy in a public manner; how JFK may have dealt with the situation in Vietnam; LBJ's skill as a legislator versus his skill as an executive; LBJ's interest in arms control; Bundy's view of the Tet offensive; historians' confusion regarding LBJ's real thoughts; the breakdown in communication over Vietnam.