Introductory Materials Edmund G. Brown, Sr.     Interview History   I Earl Warren   II Brown as District Attorney   III Brown as Attorney General   IV Elaborations   V Brown's Leadership in the Democratic Party, 1950-1958   VI Viewpoints   Appendices     Index--Edmund Brown Robert W. Kenny     Interview History     I Kenny Meets Earl Warren     II Kenny Organizes "Rolph for Governor" Campaign     III Impressions of Earl Warren   IV Kenny Supports Warren's Attorney General Campaign of 1938     V Kenny as State Senator and Warren as Attorney General     VII The Japanese-American Relocation, 1942     VII "Operation Switch" in the '42 Election     VIII More Comments On Warren     IX Oil and Politics   X Kenny as Attorney General     Relationship to Governor Warren     Changes in Organization     Victimless Crimes     Alien Land Laws and the Japanese     XI Kenny for Governor vs. Earl Warren, 1946     XII Kenny for State Senate vs. Jack Tenney and Glenn Anderson     XIII The Attempt to Recall Judge Kenny, 1971   Appendices     Index--Robert Kenny Thomas H. Kuchel     Interview History   I Family Roots in Anaheim   II California State Controller, 1946-1952   III Kuchel's Perspective on the 1952 Republican National Convention   IV The Republican Party in the 1940s and 50s     Index--Thomas Kuchel     Volume Footnotes