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McDew, Charles
McDonald, Dora
McDonough, John
McElveen, Ray
McGill, Elzie
McGill, Lillian
McGill, Ralph
McGovern, George
McGrory, Mary
McKeldin, Theodore
McKenzie, Scott
McKinney, Lester
McKissick, Floyd
McMeans, Bessie
McMeans, Clara
McMeans, John
McNair, Denise
McNamara, Robert
McNaughton, John
McNeal Elementary School for Negroes
McPherson, Harry
MacPherson, Tom
McQuaid, Mary Alice
McWhorter, Diane
Maddox, Lester
Madison, James
Maggie Street Baptist Church
Magna Carta
Maguire, John
Mahayana Buddhism
Mailer, Norman
Malcolm X
assassination of
autobiography of
break with Elijah Muhammad of
as role model for black Americans
Malcolm X Afro-American Society
Mallard, Mattie Ruth
Malone, John
Malone, Vivian
Manchester, William
Mandela, Nelson
Mannes, Marya
Mansfield, Mike
Mantle, Mickey
Mants, Bob
Mao Zedong
Maraniss, David
March Against Fear
highway patrol assault on
leadership debates over
media coverage of
support rally for
as taken up in Meredith’s name
voter registration during
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (1963)
March to the Sea
Marion, Ala.
Marks, Miss.
Marshall, Burke
Marshall, Thurgood
on civil rights demonstrations
confirmation as Solicitor General of
nomination as Solicitor General of
nomination to Supreme Court of
Marshall Field
Marshall Plan
Marshals Service, U.S.
Martha’s Vineyard
Martin, Louis
Marx, Charles
Marx, Karl
Marx, Robert J.
Mary Angelica, Sister
Mason, Jimilu
Mason Temple
Massachusetts
see also Boston, Mass.
Mathews, Frank
Mathis, Johnny
Maul, Clara
Maxwell Air Force Base
Mays, Benjamin
Mays, Napoleon
Mays, Timothy
Mead, Margaret
Meany, George
media:
1966 election in Alabama coverage in
antiwar movement in
Black Power coverage in
Bloody Sunday coverage in
Chicago’s black owned
coverage of FBI bugging scandal in
coverage of Hayneville shootings by
LBJ relations with
leaks on Vietnam War in
ministers’ march to Montgomery coverage in
minority representation in
public hostility reflected in
used by FBI in anti-civil rights movement propaganda
see also specific newspapers and media outlets
Medical Committee for Human Rights
Medicare
Meet the Press
Mekong River
Mellon, Andrew
Memphis, Tenn.
blame for rioting in
court hearings about redemption march in
MLK’s final return to
police clashes with demonstrators in
police presence at demonstration in
police surveillance of MLK in
sanitation strike in
settlement with strikers in
shift from strike to riot in
strain between police and blacks in post-riot
tensions among demonstrators in
turnout for redemption rally in
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Memphis Country Club
Memphis Search for Meaning Committee
Menand, Louis
Mercouri, Melina
Meredith, James
Meredith march, see March Against Fear
Meridian Star
Merrill Lynch
Merry Pranksters
Merton, Thomas
Metcalfe, George
Metropolitan Chicago Leadership Council for Open Housing
Metropolitan Club
Mexican-American War (1848)
Mexico City Summer Games
MFDP
Miami, Fla.
Miami Dolphins
Michaelis, Arnold
Michaux, Solomon
Michigan, University of
Middlebrook, Harold
Middle East
Miles, Frank
“Milestones on the Road to Freedom in Massachusetts”
Millard, George
Miller, Ben
Miller, David
Miller, Henry
Miller, Orloff
Mills, C. Wright
Mills, Wilbur
Milwaukee Braves
Mingo, Lucy
ministers’ attempted march from Selma to Montgomery
compromises sought on
conflict within Episcopalian ranks in
FBI monitoring of
federal preparations for
gathering participants for
media coverage of
MLK’s call for
MLK’s testimony on
national demonstrations of support for
participant reaction to
political wives as participants in
restraining orders issued against
retreat to church at end of
SNCC role in
state authorities tactics in
Minnis, Jack
Minter, James
Mississippi
MLK’s recruitment drive in
Negro voter registration in
Negro voter turn out for 1966 election in
voting reforms in
see also specific counties and towns
Mississippi, University of:
1962 demonstrations at
Rebel Dome of
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
Mississippi Freedom Summer Project (1964)
Mississippi State University
Mississippi Supreme Court
Missouri Athletic Club
Mitchell, Clarence
Mitchell, Jerry
Mobilization movement
Coretta King at San Francisco demonstration in
D.C. demonstration in
demonstrations at White House of
media coverage in New York demonstration in
in New York
Mobley, Mr.
Model Cities program
Mohl, Arthur
Moldovan, Alfred
Monadnock View Cemetery
Montand, Yves
Montgomery, Ala.
as birthplace of nonviolent movement
bus boycott in
march on courthouse in
sit-ins staged in
SNCC headquarters in
see also Selma to Montgomery Marches
Montgomery, G. V. “Sonny”
Montgomery Advertiser
Moore, Alice
Moore, Amzie
Moore, Cecil B.
Moore, Cecile
Moore, Harold “Hal”
Moore, Margaret
Moore, O’Neal
Moore, Paul
Moore, Robin
Moore, Thomas, see Rowe, Gary Thomas
Moorer, Mattie Lee
Morehouse College
Morgan, Charles, Jr.
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morgenstern, Joseph
Morgenthau, Hans
Morris, John B.
Morrison, Ben
Morrison, Christina
Morrison, Emily
Morrison, Norman
Morrisroe, Richard
Morse, Wayne
Morsell, John
Mortimer, John
Morton, Jelly Roll
Morton, Samuel
Moseley, Frederick
Moses, Bob
anti-Vietnam speeches of
Moses, Dona
Motley, Constance Baker
Moton, Leroy
Klan attack on
Mount Hope Baptist Church
Moursund, A. W.
Moyers, Bill
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
at conference on urban ministry
Moynihan Report
on family structure of Negroes
media coverage of
Mt. Carmel Baptist church
Mt. Gillard Missionary Baptist Church
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
Muhammad, Elijah
Malcolm X’s break with
meeting with MLK of
Muhammad’s Mosque of Islam No.
Murphy, George
Murphy, Margaretta “Happy”
Murphy, Matt
Murray, George
Murray, Pauli
Murrow, Edward R.
Mussolini, Benito
Muste, A. J.
Myers, Cecil
Myers, C. Kilmer “Kim”
Myers, Robert Manson
My Lai
Myles, China Grove
Myrdal, Gunnar
Nabrit, James
Nagasaki
Napoleonic Wars
Nashville Banner
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
Natal University
Natchez, Miss.
bomb threats against SNCC in
Klan at demonstrations in
SCLC staff in
Nation
National Academy of Sciences
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
National Baptist Convention
National Basketball Association
National Book Award
National Committee of Negro Churchmen
National Conference for New Politics (NCNP)
Jewish leadership objections to
media coverage of
MLK urged not to attend
National Conference of Christians and Jews
National Conference on Civil Rights (1965)
media coverage of
National Council of Churches
Commission on Religion and Race of
National Council on the Humanities
National Draft Resistance Week
National Farmers Union
National Guard, U.S.
increase in black recruitment in
National Guardian
National Liberation Front (NLF)
National Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam, see Mobilization movement
National Organization for Women
National Origins Act (1924)
National Press Club
National Rifle Association
National Security Council
National States Rights Party
National Urban League
National Welfare Rights Organization
National Youth Administration
Nation of Islam
Native Americans
Native Son, The (Wright)
Naturalization Act (1790)
Nazis
NBC
NBC News
NCAA basketball tournament
Needham, Edgar
Negro Community Center
Negro Elks Club
Negroes:
“blacks” as replacement term for
as candidates in 1966 Alabama election
Chicago media outlets owned by
family structure of
post-wars movement to Chicago of
voter turn out for 1966 election Mississippi
Negro Lowndes County Training School
Negro Men of Tomorrow Club
Neoconservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea (Kristol)
Nesbitt, R. D.
Nesson, Charles
Neuhaus, Richard J.
Never Call Retreat (Catton)
Newark, N.J.
New Deal
Newfield, Jack
New Friendship Baptist Church
New Hampshire
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
New Orleans, La.
New Republic, The
Newsweek
Newton, Huey P.
New York, N.Y.
draft protests in
Mobilization Day in
New York Amsterdam News
New York Athletic Club
New York City Bar Association
New York Daily News
New Yorker
New York Hilton
New York-Journal & Telegram
New York Protestant Council
New York Review of Books
New York State Journal of Medicine
New York Stock Exchange
New York Times
New York Times Magazine
“Next Stop: The North” (King)
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Thi Tuyen
Nguyen Ai Quoc, see Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Chi Thanh
Nguyen Huu An
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Nguyen Van Thieu
Nhan Dan
Nichols, M. E.
Nichols, R. R.
Niebuhr, Reinhold
Niemoeller, Martin
Nightly News
Nixon, Richard
Nobel Peace Prize
nonviolence:
adaptation across culture of
Bevel on future of
and Chicago Freedom Movement
as debated issue in civil rights movement
as defined by MLK
freedom songs as tactic of
growing rejection among Negroes of
increasing absence from public discourse of
LBJ’s appreciation for
Levison on limits of
marchers briefed on tactics of
media on rejection of
Memphis seen by MLK as failure of
as menaced by Black Power backlash
Meredith on
MLK’s commitment to
MLK’s lectures on
MLK’s priority as protection of
MLK summit with minority leaders on
myths about civil rights movement acceptance of
opposing communism with
post-Watts shift away from
readiness to die vs. willingness to kill in
rejection by civil rights movement of
seen as trap by Levison
Young on
Nonviolent Action Group
Norman, Jessye
Norman, Silas
North Carolina, University of
Northeast Blackout of 1965
Northern Rhodesia, see Zimbabwe
North Vietnam
indifference to peace overtures of
negotiations with
sustained bombing of
women in combat brigades of
Norvell, Aubrey
Nosser, John
Nostra Aetate (“In Our Time”)
Nott, Josiah
Novak, Robert
“nuns of Selma”
Nuremberg trials
Oakland, Calif.
Oberlin College
O’Boyle, Patrick
O’Brien, Conor Cruise
O’Brien, Lawrence
Occidental College
Odetta
Offenburger, Tom
Office of Economic Opportunity, U.S.
Office of Education, U.S.
Office of Federal Contract Compliance U.S.
Ogilvie, Richard
Oglesby, Carl
Ole Miss, see Mississippi, University of
Oliver, Edith
Olivet Baptist Church
Olsen, Clark
Olson, Greg
Olympic Games
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Kesey)
101st Airborne Division
105th General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church
On the Origin of the Species (Darwin)
On Violence (Arendt)
Open Housing Summit Agreement
Operation Breadbasket
Operation Cedar Falls
Operation Masher
Operation Rolling Thunder
Operation Shredder
Operation Silver Bayonet
Orange, James
Orangeburg, S.C., race riots in
Oste, Sven
Oswald, Lee Harvey
O’Toole, Peter
Ouellet, Maurice
Our Lady of the Universe
Overseas Press Club
Oxford University
Ozawa, Takao
Paar, Jack
Pacem in Terris
Pakistan
Paley, William
Palmer, Hazel
Palmer House Hotel
Panama Canal
Panama Limited
Panola County, Miss.
Parade
Parchman Penitentiary
Paris
Parker, Dorothy
Parker, Theodore
Parker, William
Parker House Hotel
Parks, Rosa
Parris, Bob, see Moses, Bob
Parsons, Garry
Parsons, Graham
Patman, Wright
Paton, Alan
Patterson, Eugene
Patti, Archimedes “Al”
Pauling, Linus
Paul VI, Pope
Payton, Benjamin
Peabody, Mary
Peace Corps
Pearson, Drew
Peck, James
Peg Leg Bates conference
Penn, Lemuel
Penn Community Center
Pentagon building
antiwar demonstration at
War Room at
Pentecostal Church of God in Christ
People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN)
Pepper, William
Percy, Charles
Percy, Walker
Peretz, Martin
Perkins, Anthony
Perry County, Ala.
Pershing Hotel
Peter, Paul and Mary
Pettigrew, Thomas
Phelan, James
Philadelphia, Miss.
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Philip Morris
Phipps, Armistead
Piccard, Jeannette
Pickering, Charles “Chip”
Pickle, Jake
Pierce, R. R.
Pike, James
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Pitcher, Alvin
Pitts, Billy Roy
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Plain Dealer
Pleiku, barracks assault in
POCAM (poverty campaign)
Podhoretz, Norman
Poitier, Sidney
Pollard, Mother
Pollock, Jackson
poll tax, Justice Department suits against