At Canaan's Edge

by Taylor Branch

  court rulings on surveillance tactics of

  dossier on Carmichael of

  and failure to warn MLK of threats

  final March to Montgomery monitored by

  Hayneville shootings investigated by,

  Klan infiltrated by

  lawsuits against, 402

  LBJ brief on antiwar movement by

  Liuzzo case and

  media leaks and

  and Memphis riots

  MLK blamed for Memphis violence by

  MLK files of

  MLK’s assassin hunted by

  MLK’s stance on Vietnam investigated by

  as portrayed on television

  propaganda campaign against Abernathy of

  propaganda campaign against MLK of

  reports on SCLC conflict of

  role in Bloody Sunday of

  SCLC antipoverty campaign watched and undermined by

  SCLC insider recruited by

  SCOPE investigation of

  Selma campaign monitored by

  surveillance of MLK by

  surveillance tactics of

  wiretap on Alsop of

  Fehmer, Marie

  Fellowship of Reconciliation

  Feminine Mystique, The (Friedan)

  Ferguson, Edward “Pa,”

  Ferguson, Miriam “Ma,”

  Fernandez, Richard

  Fetchit, Stepin

  F.H. Halvorsen Realty

  Field Order No. 15

  Fifteenth Amendment

  Fifth Circuit

  Finch, James

  First African Baptist Church

  First Air Cavalry Division

  First AME

  First Baptist Church (Hayneville)

  First Baptist Church (Selma)

  First Baptist Church of Houston

  1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)

  First Presbyterian Church

  Fisher, Earl

  Fiske, John

  Fitts, William

  Fitzpatrick, Frank

  Flowers, Richmond

  Floyd, Harry

  Fondren, Ed

  Fontbonne College

  Ford, Gerald

  Ford Foundation

  SCLC funding from

  Ford Motor Company

  Forman, James

  Forrest, George

  Forrest, Nathan Bedford

  Forrestal, James

  Fortas, Abe

  Fort Deposit, Ala.

  Fosdick, Harry Emerson

  Foster, Edward

  Foster, Luther

  Foster, Marie

  Fountain, Stanley

  Four Quartets (Eliot)

  Fourteen Points

  Fowler, Bennie

  France

  Franklin, Aretha

  Franklin, Benjamin

  Franklin, John Hope

  Frazier, Garrison

  Frazier’s café

  Freedmen’s Bureau

  Freedom Hops

  Freedom House

  Freedom House Award

  Freedom Quilting Bee

  Freedom Riders

  Freedom Rides

  Freedom Schools

  Freedom Singers

  Freedom Summer project of 1964

  Freelon, Diana

  Free Speech Movement

  Free University, Amsterdam

  Fremont Casino Hotel

  Fremont-Smith, Eliot

  Friedan, Betty

  Friedman, Max

  Friendly, Fred

  Friendship Baptist

  Fruit of Islam

  Frye, Marquette

  Frye, Rena

  Frye, Ronald

  Fulbright, Mrs.

  Fulbright, William

  warnings on Vietnam by

  Fulbright hearings

  media coverage of

  Fuller, Claude

  Function of the Orgasm, The (Reich)

  Gainsboro, Tenn.

  Galbraith, John Kenneth

  Galton, Francis

  Gandhi, Mohandas

  Gans, Herbert

  García, Amanda

  Gardner, Ed

  Gardner, John

  Garnet Mimms & the Enchanters

  Garrison, Jim

  Garrison, William Lloyd

  Garrow, David

  Garson, Barbara

  Garvey, Marcus

  Gaston, A. G.

  Gateway Arch

  Gavin, James

  Gemini 3

  Gemini 4

  Gendler, Everett

  General Motors

  Geneva accords (1954)

  Georgia

  1966 gubernatorial race in

  see also specific counties and towns

  GI Bill of Rights (1944)

  Gingras, George L.

  Girard College

  Gittelson, Roland

  Glover, Amanda

  Gluck, Christoph Willibald

  Golan Heights

  Goldberg, Arthur

  meetings with MLK on Vietnam of

  MLK urged by LBJ to cooperate with

  Golden Frinks, N.C.

  Goldman, Eric

  Goldschmidt, Arthur “Tex,”

  Goldwater, Barry

  Golson, Carl

  Golson, Jack

  González, Corky

  Good, Paul

  Goodman, Andrew

  Goodman, Benny

  Goodman, Charles

  Good Samaritan Hospital

  Goodwin, Richard

  Gordis, Robert

  Gordon, David

  Gossett, Thomas

  Gottlieb, Sanford

  Grace Cathedral

  Graduate, The

  Graham, Billy

  Graham, Fred

  Graham, Henry

  Graham, Phil

  Grateful Dead

  Great Depression

  Greater Bethel AME

  Great Society

  Greek Orthodox Church

  Green, Edith

  Green, Robert

  Green Berets (Moore)

  Greenberg, Jack

  Greene, George

  Green Street Baptist

  Greenville Air Base, “occupation” of

  Greenwich Village Forum on Violence and Power

  Greenwood, Miss.

  Gregory, Dick

  Grenada County, Miss.

  school reforms in

  Gridiron Club

  Griffiths, Martha

  Grissom, Virgil

  Gross, H. R.

  Grove Press

  Gruening, Dorothy

  Gruening, Ernest

  Guevara, Che

  Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (1964)

  Gully, Jordan

  Gustav VI, King of Sweden

  Guthman, Ed

  Guyot, Lawrence

  Guys, The

  Guzik, Jake “Greasy Thumb,”

  Hadassah Hospital (Jerusalem)

  Haeckel, Ernst

  Haigler, Buster

  Hainan Island

  Halberstam, David

  Haley, Alex

  Haley, Leo

  Hall, Bill

  Hall, David

  Hall, Peter

  Hall, Stanton

  Hamer, Fannie Lou

  Hamilton, Wallace

  Hammond, “Buff,”

  Hammonds, Harrell

  Hampton, Henry

  Handy, W. C.

  Hanes, Arthur

  Hankerson, “Big Lester,”

  Hansen, Steve

  Hanson, Bruce

  Haralson, Frank

  Haralson, Rocena

  Harbie, Poindexter

  Harder They Fall, The

  Harding, Vincent

  Hargraves, Archie

  Harlem Mau Mau Society

  Harrell, Daniel

  Harriman, Averell

  Harrington, Cornelius J.

  Harrington, Michael

  Harris, Henry

  Harris, Tina

  Harris, T. R.

 
Harrison, James

  as FBI informant

  Harrison, Lorenzo

  Harrison, R. U.

  Hart, John

  Hart, Philip

  Hartman, David

  Harvard Museum of Comparative Biology

  Harvard University

  Harwood, Richard

  Haskins, Don

  Hatfield, Mark

  Hattiesburg, Miss.

  Hayden, Sandra (Casey)

  Hayden, Tom

  Hayes, Charles

  Haymarket labor clashes

  Hayne, Robert Y.

  Haynes, J. T.

  Haynes, Uralee

  Hayneville, Ala.

  Liuzzo murder trial in

  shootings in

  Head Start

  Heard Cemetery, Ala.

  Hebrew Theological College

  Hebrew University

  Heineman, Ben

  Helms, Richard, 681

  Help!

  Helstein, Ralph

  Henderson, H. K.

  Henderson Novelty Company

  Hendrix, Jimi

  Henry, Aaron

  Henry, Donald

  Henry Hudson High School

  Herbers, John

  Herndon, Angelo

  Herrick, Henry

  Hersey, John

  Hertzberg, Arthur

  Herz, Alice

  Herz, Helga

  Herz, Paul

  Heschel, Abraham

  Hess School

  Hicks, Jimmy

  Hicks, Louis Day

  Hicks, O. B.

  Higgs, William

  Highlander Center

  Hilbun, Ben

  Hill, Lister

  Hill, Norman

  Hines, Earl

  Hines, John

  Hinson, John

  Hiroshima

  Hiroshima (Hersey)

  Hispanic Americans

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hobbs, Cleophus

  Ho Chi Minh

  Ho Chi Minh Trail

  Hodge, Charlie

  Hoffa, James R.

  Hoffman, Abbie

  Hofstra University

  Holloman, Frank

  Hollywood Palladium

  Holocaust

  Holt, Harold

  Holt Street Baptist Church

  Homes, Robert Taylor

  Home Service Laundry

  Homrighausen, Edgar

  Honey Fitz

  Hooks, Benjamin

  Hoover, Herbert

  Hoover, J. Edgar

  annoyance with Doar of

  civil rights beliefs of

  communism as scare tactic of

  defiance of surveillance authorization code by

  and FBI bugging scandal

  and FBI vulnerability over freelance bugging

  Kennedy-Johnson rift incited by

  leaks to White House about MLK by

  Liuzzo case and

  MLK cultivated as public threat by

  MLK death threats not passed on by

  MLK labeled as “notorious liar” by

  Senate testimony on bugging by

  see also Federal Bureau of Investigation

  Hoover, O. M.

  Horton, Myles

  Hotel Sheraton

  Houck, Tom

  House, Gloria Larry

  House, Stuart

  House of Representatives, Alabama

  House of Representatives, Georgia

  refusal to seat Bond by

  House of Representatives, Mississippi

  House of Representatives, Tennessee

  House of Representatives, U.S.

  Armed Services Committee of

  Banking Committee of

  drive to expel Powell from

  Education and Labor Committee of

  Foreign Affairs Committee of

  lottery debate in

  Rules Committee of

  Ways and Means Committee of

  Housing and Urban Development Department, U.S.

  Houston, Charles

  Houston, Norman

  Houston Astrodome

  Houston Post

  Howard, Betty

  Howard, Don

  Howard, Oliver

  Howard, Ruth

  Howard University

  LBJ’s speech on race at

  Rankin Chapel of

  Howe, Harold, II

  Howe, Irving

  Hoyt v. Florida

  H.R. 12080

  Huggins, Juanita

  Hughes, Donald

  Hughes, Langston

  Hughes, Richard J.

  Hulett, Eddie Mae

  Hulett, John

  Hull House

  Human Condition (Arendt)

  Humphrey, Hubert

  civil rights conclave hosted by

  Humphrey, Muriel

  Humphrey family

  Hungarian Council of Churches

  Hungary

  Hunter, Lillian

  Hussein, King of Jordan

  Huxley, Thomas

  Ia (River) Drang Valley

  Iakovos, Archbishop

  I. F. Stone’s Weekly

  Illinois

  see also Chicago, Ill.

  Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards

  Illinois Central Terminal

  I Love Lucy

  Immaculate Heart of Mary

  immigration reform

  LBJ on

  quotas in

  race as issue in

  Immigration Reform Act (1965)

  Immigration Restriction League

  In Cold Blood (Capote)

  India

  Indonesia

  Inouye, Daniel

  Internal Revenue Service

  International Harvester

  International Ladies Garment Workers Union

  interracial marriage laws

  Interstate Transportation of Stolen Property

  In the Name of America

  Invaders

  Irvine case

  Irving, Washington

  I Spy

  Israel

  see also Six Day War

  Israeli Defense Forces

  Issues and Answers

  Itta Bena, Miss.

  Jackson, Andrew

  Jackson, Cager Lee

  Jackson, Emma

  Jackson, Gully

  Jackson, Henry “Scoop”

  Jackson, H. Ralph

  Jackson, Jean

  Jackson, Jesse

  as berated by MLK

  call for action in Cicero by

  Chicago movement as priority of

  focus on Chicago sought by

  gift of language of

  MLK criticized by

  MLK idolized by

  objection to Washington plan of

  SCLC promotion of

  speech to Memphis sanitation workers of

  Jackson, J. H.

  Jackson, Jimmie Lee

  Jackson, Joe “Lux”

  Jackson, John

  Jackson, Lula May

  Jackson, Mahalia

  Jackson, Mary Jane

  Jackson, Mary Lee

  Jackson, Matthew

  Jackson, Miss.

  Jackson, Stonewall

  Jackson, Sullivan

  Jackson, Viola

  Jackson, Wharlest

  Jackson, Will

  Jackson Baptist Church

  Jamaica

  James, Esther

  Japan

  Jeannette Rankin Brigade

  J. E. B. Stuart High

  Jeff Davis Hotel

  Jefferson, Thomas

  Jefferson Airplane

  Jefferson Davis Hospital

  Jefferson Hotel

  Jemmott, Janet

  Jenkins, P. C. “Lummie”

  Jenkins, Walter

  Jennings, Betty

  Jerusalem

  Jet

  Jewish Lakeside Club

  Jewish Theological Seminary

  Jewish War Veterans

&n
bsp; Jews:

  antiwar movement and

  effect of Six Day War on culture of

  immigration to Chicago of

  objections to NCNP from political leaders of

  and relations with Catholic Church

  SCLC support from

  in Selma campaign

  as supporters of civil rights movement

  Jim Crow laws

  Job Corps

  Jobs Or Income Now (JOIN)

  John Birch Society

  John C. Stennis USS

  John Rundle High

  Johns, Vernon

  Johns Hopkins University

  Johnson, Alexis

  Johnson, Allen

  Johnson, Andrew

  Johnson, Barry

  Johnson, Bernice

  Johnson, Frank M.

  Johnson, Harold K. “Johnny”

  Johnson, Jack

  Johnson, James Weldon

  Johnson, Lady Bird

  Johnson, Luci

  Johnson, Lynda

  Johnson, Lyndon B.:

  address on poverty of

  address on Vietnam by

  administrative appointments made by

  advice from Eisenhower sought by

  advisors recommendations on Vietnam for

  appreciation for nonviolence of

  avoiding loss as goal for Vietnam by

  bathroom meetings of

  briefing on Liuzzo case for

  briefings on final March to Montgomery for

  Cabinet Room meetings on Vietnam held by

  call for total national effort on Vietnam from

  civil rights agenda of

  civil rights leaders’ lack of political trust in

  clandestine surveillance disliked by

  clashes over Selma preparations between Wallace and

  concern over impact of Vietnam on Great Society of

  Cotulla teaching job of

  Daley’s bond with

  decision to fire Bundy of

  despair over Vietnam casualty count

  economic agenda of

  education agenda of

  escalation of Vietnam War and

  extra draftees called for by

  family reaction to decision not to run of

  FBI reports on SCLC to

  FBI tactics examined by

  FBI updates on antiwar movement given to

  first Negro Cabinet member appointed by

  foreign antiwar protests and

  as frustrated by Vietnam escalation

  frustration with Vietnam dissenters of

  Johnson, Lyndon B. (cont.)

  Gridiron Dinner avoided by

  growing doubts over outcome in Vietnam of

  harassment of antiwar protestors encouraged by

  Howard University speech of

  Humphrey’s relationship with

  immigration quotas abolished by

  January 1968 message on civil rights from

  legislative agenda of

  Liuzzo case and

  marines deployed to Vietnam by

  Marshall nominated to Supreme Court by

  media coverage of presidential address by

  media leaks and

  meetings with civil rights activists of

  meeting with Pope Paul VI of

  “Memorandum for the File” by

  Memphis riots and

  MLK on

  MLK’s calls with

  MLK’s meetings with

  MLK’s relations with

  on MLK’s Riverside address

  Model Cities program of

  national conference on civil rights of

  on negotiations with North Vietnam