1964 landslide victory of
1966 State of the Union address of
1967 State of the Union address of
1968 State of the Union address of
nomination of Marshall as Solicitor General by
Operation Rolling Thunder and
opposition to televised Vietnam debate of
plans to place Marshall on Supreme Court of
plans to withdraw from presidential race of
pledge of neutrality in 1968 presidential election of
preparation for Wallace meeting by
presidential address on Vietnam by
presidential address on voting rights by
public pressure for escalation on
public reaction to 1968 Vietnam address of
public reaction to presidential address of
public statements on Vietnam policy of
reaction to antiwar protests of
reaction to Bloody Sunday of
relations with Congress of
relations with Fulbright of
relations with media of
reliance on FBI in South of
restrictions on FBI surveillance demanded by
RFK’s relations with
second term considered by
sensitivity to caricatures of
shift in position of advisers to
use of military in Selma authorized by
U.S. troop escalation ordered by
Vietnam briefings of
Vietnam critics as concern of
Vietnam discussed with MLK by
Voting Rights Act signed by
Wallace meeting with
war weariness within administration of
White House taping system used by
wiretap issue as concern of
Wise Men meetings with
Johnson, Marlin
Johnson, Martha
Johnson, Mordecai
Johnson, Paul
Johnston, Paul
John XXIII, Pope
Joiner, Charles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jones, Andrew
Jones, Bill
Jones, Buck
Jones, Charles Colcock
Jones, Clarence
Jones, Cloretta
Jones, Herman
Jones, James
Jones, LeRoi
Jones, Richard Lee
Jones, Ruthie Mae
Jones, Solomon
Jones, T. O.
Jones, Will
Jones, William A.
Joplin, Janis
Jordan
Jordan, James
Judaism
Judgment at Nuremberg
Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands
Junk, Ursula
jury reform
Justice Department, U.S.
Civil Rights Division of
education lawsuits threatened by
sit-in staged at
suits against poll tax by
Karch, Frederick J.
Karnow, Stanley
Kashmir
Katzenbach, Nicholas
and FBI bugging procedures
and FBI bugging scandal
FBI wiretaps approved by
Liuzzo case and
MLK quoted publicly by
wiretaps vs. bugs according to
Kaufman, Jonathan
Keane, Thomas
Kelly Ingram Park
Kempton, Murray
Kennan, George
Kennedy, Edward
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Robert F.
assassination of
and civil rights movement
and FBI bugging scandal
LBJ’s relations with
on LBJ’s Vietnam address
media coverage of antiwar position of
meeting with Chávez of
Kennedy, Robert F. (cont.)
opposition to Vietnam by
presidential ambitions of
presidential campaign of
in South Africa
tour of Mississippi by
Kentucky
Kentucky Wildcats
Kenwood Oakland organization
Kenyatta, Charles 37X
Kenyon, Dorothy
Keppel, Francis
Kerner, Otto
Kerner Commission
Kesey, Ken
Keyserling, Leon
KGB
Khan, Ayub
Khorat Air Base
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kiernan Report on Education (1965)
Kilbey State Prison
Kilgore, Thomas
Killen, Edgar Ray “Preacher”
King, A. D.
King, Alan
King, Alberta Williams
King, B. B.
King, Bunny
King, Coretta
antiwar speech of
in Chicago slum apartment
and final March to Montgomery
MLK’s extramarital affairs and
at San Francisco Mobilization Day
King, D. E.
King, Desmond
King, Dexter
King, Edwin
King, Hamp
King, Martin Luther
King, Martin Luther, Jr.:
Acapulco retreat of
accusations of nonviolence being abandoned by
adjustment to Chicago campaign of
aftermath of assassination of
aftermath of Memphis riots and
antimovement sentiments sensed by
on antiwar protests
appeal to Chicago’s religious leaders by
appearance on Issues and Answers of
assassination of
on Atlanta riots
barnstorming trip through South by
at Birmingham registration rallies
on Black Power movement
book operation of
breakthrough for peace movement sought by
bronchitis suffered by
at CALCAV’s Riverside Church rally
Carmichael and
Carnegie Hall address of
Chicago gang leaders and
Chicago housing protest and
Chicago movement and
Chicago slum apartment of
chronic tardiness of
on church’s role in movement
commitment to Memphis strikers of
commitment to nonviolence of
concerns over Black Power by
conference on urban ministry of
conflicting priorities of
as co-plaintiff of Bond lawsuit
critical response to book by
criticism of staff by
criticized for refusing bodyguards
on crowd violence in Chicago
Daley seen as obstacle in Chicago by
Daley’s meetings with
damage control after Riverside address of
death threats against
decision to take movement North made by
on defeating communism
defeat of 1966 Civil Rights Act and
depression of
desire for official SCLC stand on Vietnam of
dismay over depth of Northern resistance felt by
disregard for personal safety of
distance between front line activists and
documentary interview by
“Drum Major Instinct” address of
Edward Kennedy and
Elijah Muhammad and
enforcement mission of marshals preferred by
in England
estate of
in Europe
evolving view on war of
exhaustion and illness of
expanded peace efforts of
extramarital affairs of
on Face the Nation
on family structure
fatigue and exhaustion of
FBI bugs as growing
concern of
FBI COINTELPRO effort on
FBI investigation on Vietnam stance of
federal negotiations for ministers’ march to Montgomery with
in final March to Montgomery
final return to Memphis of
flirtation with martyrdom of
and formation of antiwar clergy group
fundraising trips of
Goldberg meetings on Vietnam with
growing association between Bundy and
Hanh’s meeting with
on history of segregation
honorary degrees of
Hoover’s “notorious liar” accusation against
on impact of own death on movement
independence of lieutenants tolerated by
Irish ancestry of
as isolated from government war drive
“I’ve Been to the Mountain Top” speech of
Jamaica retreat of
Kerner Commission testimony of
on LBJ
LBJ’s calls with
LBJ’s meetings with
LBJ’s relations with
Levison as favored advisor to
on McCarthy
on March Against Fear
march to Selma courthouse called for by
media coverage of assassination of
media coverage of Riverside address
meetings with Invaders by
King, Martin Luther, Jr. (cont.)
Meet the Press appearance by
at Memphis press conference
Memphis redemption march and
at Memphis redemption rally
Memphis rioters’ meeting with
and Memphis sanitation strike
in ministers’ march to Montgomery
and mood of Memphis demonstrators
at National Conference for New Politics
on nature of revolution
on negative press from Memphis riots
new strategic role for SCLC presented by
at 1965 National Conference on Civil Rights
on 1966 low point of movement
on nonviolent solution to Vietnam
Northern tour of
objections to guns of
outburst of temper by
peace negotiations in Vietnam urged by
on perception of race as national rather than regional
and planning for LBJ’s national conference on race
plans for Mideast trip of
police surveillance in Memphis of
pressure for Vietnam stand on
protection of nonviolence as priority of
public composure of
public opinion’s hostility towards
public reaction to Vietnam stance of
public relations low of
public statements on Vietnam by
on race relations during wartime
rapprochment with Jesse Jackson of
reaction to LBJ’s presidential address on voting rights of
reaction to Memphis riots of
recruitment for antipoverty campaign by
on Reeb attack
at Reeb memorial service
refusal to join “crisis and commitment” ad by
on regional differences in racial hatred
request for federal protection of
retirement from movement considered by
retreat to Jamaica of
return to Birmingham jail of
review of antipoverty campaign by advisers of
scheduling problems of
at SCLC staff retreat
on self-immolation
in Selma campaign
Senate testimony on poverty of
sleeping pills used by
SNCC’s independence requested by
SNCC’s power struggle with
summit with non-black minority leaders of
support for Bond of
in support of Powell in fight for House seat
temper of
testimony on ministers’ march to Montgomery by
at “To Fulfill These Rights” conference
as urged to avoid Watts riots
Vietnam conference address of
Vietnam discussed with LBJ by
Watts riots and
and welfare rights movement
and worries about movement in aftermath of Memphis
worries over press attacks from FBI of
worry about public stance on Vietnam of
King, Martin Luther, Sr.
King, Mary
King, Yolanda
Kingdom of God Is Within You, The (Tolstoy)
KMOX (radio station)
Knox Reformed Presbyterian Church
Komer, Robert
Kopkind, Andrew
Korean War
Kosygin, Alexei
Koufax, Sandy
Kraslow, David
Krasner, Lee
Kristol, Irving
Kuchel, Thomas
Ku Klux Klan
Ben Chester White lynching by
in Crawfordville
FBI informant in
harassment during final March to Montgomery by
Harrison threatened by
Hayneville shooting defense provided by
Liuzzo attack by
Liuzzo case and
Moton attack by
at Natchez demonstration
Reeb attack by
at SCLC convention
splinter groups of
terror campaign in Mississippi by
Kuwait
Kyles, Gwen
Kyles, Samuel “Billy”
Labor Department, U.S.
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ladner, Dorie
Lady Chatterley’s Lover (Lawrence)
Lafayette, Bernard
Lafayette, Colia
Lane, Quentin
Langguth, A. J.
Lapansky, Phil
LaPorte, Roger
Larry, Gloria, see House, Gloria Larry
Las Vegas, Nev., FBI surveillance operations in
Laugh-In
Laughlin, Harry
Lawrence, Abbott
Lawrence, D. H.
Lawrence, Ida Mae
Lawrence Scientific School
Lawson, James
and Memphis sanitation strike
Lawson, Jennifer
Lawson, John C.
LBJ Ranch
League of Women Voters
Leakey, Louis
Leary, Timothy
Leatherer, James
Leclerc, Jacques-Philippe
Le Duan
Lee, Bernard
Lee, Cato
Lee, Herbert
Lee, Robert E.
Legal Defense Fund, NAACP
Lemann, Nicholas
Le Minh Khue
Lenin, V. I.
Lennon, John
Leoline, Mary
Leonov, Alexei
Lester, Julius
Letter from Birmingham Jail (King)
Levison, Andrew
Levison, Bea
Levison, Stanley
on Black Power support base
as chief SCLC fundraiser
concern over MLK’s Marx remarks by
on fallout of Riverside address
FBI wiretaps on
as MLK advisor
MLK’s statement on Vietnam drafted by
objections to MLK’s participation with CALCAV
plan to reduce MLK exposure on Vietnam made by
return to MLK’s inner circle of
Levy, Howard
Lewis, Cotesworth Pinckney
Lewis, David L.
Lewis, Ed “Strangler”
Lewis, John Robert
Lewis, P. H.
Lewis, Robert
Lewiston, Maine
Liberty, U.S.S.
Liberty Baptist Church
Libya
Life
Life and Times
of Frederick Douglass
Life with Lyndon in the Great Society
“Lift Every Voice and Sing” (Johnson)
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln University
Lingo, Al
Linn, Marjorie
Lippmann, Walter
Lipsyte, Robert
Lipton, Fran
Lisagor, Peter
Liston, Sonny
literacy tests
Little Big Horn
Little Rock, Ark.
Liuzzo, Anthony
Liuzzo, Viola
FBI investigation into death of
Hayneville trial on death of
Klan attack on
media coverage of death of
Lizzie Horn Elementary
Lodge, Henry Cabot
Loeb, Henry
Logan, Arthur
Logan, Eli
Logan, Marian
Logan, Robert
Logan, Sarah
Logan, Sidney
Logan Act
Long, Edward
Long, Huey P. “Kingfish”
Long, Russell
Long, Worth
Look
Lopez, Ian Haney
Lord, John Wesley
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Lorraine Motel
Los Angeles, Calif.
desegregation in
housing laws of
police in
see also Watts riots
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Times
Loving, Richard and Mildred
Loving et Ux. v. Virginia
Lowell, James Russell
Lowenstein, Allard
Lowery, Joseph
Lowndes, William
Lowndes County, Ala.
anniversary celebration of movement in
ASCS committee election in
desegregation march in
development of independent political party in
education reforms in
election fraud in
freedom party turnout in
jury reform in
movement organization in
1966 elections in
registration requirements in
sharecroppers evictions in
SNCC as separate from movement in
voter registration program in
see also Fort Deposit, Ala.; Hayneville, Ala.
Lowndes County Christian Movement for Human Rights (LCCMHR)
Lowndes County Freedom Organization
Lowndes County Freedom Party
Lucas, Robert
Luce, Henry R.
Lucy, William
Lundy, Benjamin
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Lutherans, Lutheran Church
Luthuli, Albert
Luu Huy Chao
Lux, Henry
Lynch, Connie
Lynd, Staughton
Lynskey, Robert
MacArthur, Douglas
MacBird!
McCain, Tessie
McCarran-Walter Act
McCarthy, Eugene
presidential campaign of
McCarthy, Joseph
McClellan, John
McComb, Miss.
McCone, John
McCone Commission
McCormack, John
McCoy, Tim
McCullough, Marrell
McDade, Robert
McDaniel, E. L.
McDaniels, Ora
McDermott, John
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