Poole, Melzetta
Poor People’s Campaign
see also Southern Christian Leadership Conference, antipoverty campaign of
Poor People’s Conference
Populist Party
Porter, William
Posey, Leon
Powell, Adam Clayton
conflict with MLK of
House movement to expel
reelection to congress sought by
Powers, Richard Gid
Powers, Thomas
Pratt, Jack
Presbyterians, Presbyterian Church:
and March to Montgomery
multi-racial worship as issue in
see also specific congregations
Prescod, Martha
Prescott Hall
Presley, Elvis
Presley, Gladys and Vernon
Presley, Lisa Marie
Presley, Priscilla
Presley, Robert
Price, Annie L.
Price, Cecil
prison system, desegregation of
Prohibition
Proposition
Public Broadcasting System (PBS)
Pucinski, Roman
Pueblo, USS
Purdue, Carleton
Puryear, R. W.
Quaker Penn Center
Quarles v. Philip Morris
Rabin, Yitzhak
Raborn, William F.
Raby, Al
race:
and family structure
immigration reform and definition of
Supreme Court rulings on
race riots, spread of
Radio Cairo
“Rally for Freedom”
Ramparts
Randolph, A. Philip
Rankin, Jeannette
Rankin Chapel
Rauh, Joe
Ray, James Earl
Rayburn, Sam
Rayner, A. A. “Sam”
Reader’s Digest
Reagan, Ronald
and civil rights stance of
as governor of California
growing public stature of
nomination for governor of
seen as presidential possibility
Real McCoys, The
Reaves, J. T.
Reconstruction
Red Cross
Reddick, Lawrence
Redditt, Ed
Redmont Hotel
Reeb, James J.
death of
Klan attack on
march to honor
as movement martyr
public fallout from attack on
Reeb, Marie
Reed, Clark
Reed, Roy
Reedy, George
Reese, Carlton
Reese, F. D.
Reich, Wilhelm
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Reston, James
Reston, Richard
Reuther, Walter
Revere, Paul
Reynolds, Frank
Rhodes, James
Richardson, Elliot
Richardson, Robert
Richmond, Willie
Rickey, Banch
Ricks, Willie
Ridenhour, Ron
Ridgway, Matthew
Riklis, Meshulem
Riley, Leon
Rivermont Holiday Inn
Rivers, Mendel
Riverside Church
CALCAV rally at
media coverage of MLK address at
Robb, Chuck
Robb, Inez
Robb, Lynda
Robben Island
Robbins, Barbara
Roberts, Gene
Roberts, Juanita
Roberts, Pernell
Roberts, William
Robertson, Carole
Robert X
Robinson, Chester
Robinson, Cleveland
Robinson, Frank
Robinson, Jackie
Robinson, James
Robinson, Ruby Doris
Roche, John
Rochester, N.Y.
Rockefeller, John D.
Rockefeller, Laurence
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rockwell, George Lincoln
Rodino, Peter
Rogers, Creed
Rogers, Jefferson
Rogers, Jimmy
Rolen Elementary school
Rollins, Metz
Roman Saints
Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare)
Romney, George
Rongstad, L. James
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
Roosevelt, Theodore
Rose Crow Flies High
Rosen, Al
Ross, Mattie
Rostow, Walt
Rovere, Richard
Rowan, Carl
Rowe, Gary Thomas
Royal Irish Lancers
Royal Opera House (Sweden)
Royko, Mike
Rubber Soul
Ruby, Jack
Rupp, Adolph
Rusk, Dean
Russell, Bertrand
Russell, Bill
Russell, Richard
Rustin, Bayard
MLK urged to avoid Watts riots by
nonviolent movement as practiced in North by
Rutherford, William
Ryals, Frank
Sadler, Barry
Saigon
St. Augustine, Fla.
St. Clair, James
St. Elizabeth’s (Edmundite mission)
St. Helena Island, S.C.
St. James Episcopal Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Sales, Ruby
Salisbury, Harrison
Sallee, Edmund
Saltonstall, Leverett
Sampson, Al
Samuel, Morris
San Antonio, Tex.
Sanders, Beulah
Sanders, Carl
Sand Pebbles, The
Sandperl, Ira
Sands Casino
San Francisco Examiner
San Pietro Chamber Orchestra of Naples
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Saperstein, Harold
Saperstein, Marcia
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review
Saudi Arabia
Savannah, Ga.
Savio, Mario
Savior’s Day Convention
Sayers, Carl
Scalapino, Robert
Scarlett, Will
Scatchell’s BBQ
Schipani, Joe
Schlesinger, Arthur
schools:
in Chicago
integration of sports in
Lowndes County reforms in
reforms in Grenada County of
segregation and
Schuck, Peter
Schwerner, Michael
SCLC Freedom Medal
Scott, Bernice
Scott, Obadiah
Scottsboro Boys
Seale, Bobby
Sea of Galilee
Search for Tomorrow
Searles, Joseph L.
Seeger, Pete
segregation
in education
and employment
of housing
in law enforcement
segregation (cont.)
MLK on de facto
MLK on history of
of prison system
of private clubs
schools and
in sports
Segrest, Marvin
Selective Service Act self-immolation, as defined by Hanh,
Selfridge Air Force Base
Sellers, Cleveland
Selma, Ala.
attempts to circumvent
courthouse blockade in
Clark’s stall tactics during registration in
courthouse standoff in
after marches
outsiders as activists in
worldwide reaction to movement in
see also Selma to Montgomery Marches
Selma Bus Line
Selma Free College
Selma High School
Selma Inter-Religious Project
Selma Times-Journal
Selma to Montgomery Marches
Alabama National Guard at
bomb threats in
call for
dispersion of participants after
divided public opinion on
FBI monitoring of
federal preparations for
final
first, see Bloody Sunday
gathering participants for
Klan harassment during
legal clearance for
legal restrictions on
local power re-asserted after
media coverage of
medical care for marchers at
medical teams at
military presence at
MLK’s speech at completion of
nuns in
participant preparations for
participants gathering for
proposal of
public reaction to
second, see ministers’ attempted march from Selma to Montgomery
SNCC preparations for
state authorities preparations for
women in
Selma University
Senate, U.S.
Armed Services Committee of
FBI surveillance tactics investigated by
Finance Committee of
Foreign Relations Committee of; see also Fulbright hearings hearings on poverty in
Hoover’s testimony on bugging before
Judiciary Committee of
MLK testimony on poverty to
Rules Committee of
Sessum, Cecil
Sevareid, Eric
7th Cavalry Battalion
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Shactman, Max
sharecroppers:
eviction in Lowndes County of
living conditions of
lost livelihood of
Sharp, Monroe
Shaw, John
Shaw, Robert Gould
Shea Stadium
Sheehan, Lawrence Cardinal
Shelby County Rescue Squad
Shell, Jack
Shelton, Robert
Sheraton-Park Hotel
Sherman, William T.
Sherrill, R. Goldthwaite
Sherrod, Charles
Shiloh Baptist Church
Shoffeitt, Paul E.
Shores, Arthur
Shriver, Sargent
Shuttlesworth, Fred
Siebert, Muriel
Sigh, Richard
Signoret, Simone
Silone, Ignazio
Silver Moon Café
Simon & Garfunkel
Simone, Nina
Simpson, Cassino
Sims, Howard
Sinai Peninsula
Singh Thind, Bhagat
Singing Nuns of Mundelein College
Sioux Indians
Sisters of Charity
Sitting Bull
Six Day War
impact on antiwar movement of
16th Street Baptist Church
Slaiman, Don
Slim, Memphis
Smiley, Richmond
Smith, Coby
Smith, Don
Smith, Ella Mae
Smith, Elwyn
Smith, Frank
Smith, Henry
Smith, Howard K.
Smith, Jack
Smith, John
Smith, Lillian
Smith, Margaret Chase
Smith, Maxine
Smith, Roland
Smith, Ruby Doris, see Robinson, Ruby Doris
Smith, Scott B.
Smitherman, Joseph
Smothers Brothers
Smyer, Sidney
socialism
Social Security
Soloveitchik, Joseph
Sometimes a Great Notion (Kesey)
Sons of Italy
Sontag, Fred
Sontag, Susan
Soracco, Frank
Sorel, George
Sorensen, Theodore
Sound of Music, The
“Sounds of Silence, The” (Simon)
South Africa
apartheid in
civil rights movement in
voting reform demonstrations for
South Carolina
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
administration of
antipoverty campaign of
antipoverty campaign staffing problems at
attempts to insulate MLK from
CALCAV demonstration by
CALCAV’s march debated in
candidate workshops run by
civil disobedience debate in
Cleveland voter registration drive by
commitment to nonviolence of
conference on urban ministry of
dissent over antipoverty campaign of
effect of MLK’s affairs on
fatigue within ranks of
FBI monitoring of antipoverty campaign of
FBI recruitment of insider from
and FBI SCOPE investigation
financial problems of
Ford foundation funding of
fundraising efforts of
growing financial debt of
Hoffa’s contribution to
internal conflicts in
Jesse Jackson’s promotion in
jostling for MLK attention in
meetings about Memphis riots of
MLK’s press for official stand on
Vietnam from
9th annual convention of
nonviolence debate within
Northern campaign of, see Chicago Freedom Movement
objections to MLK going to Memphis in
objections to MLK’s summit with non- black minorities in
poverty march planned by
poverty workshops by
presidential succession in
priorities debate in
resources stretched thin at
return of big name donors to
risk vs. authority debate in
SCOPE initiative and, see Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE)
SNCC conflict with
staff morale retreats of
strategic role of
tax exempt status of
10th annual convention of
Vietnam War stand debated within
white board members elected by
Southern Courier, The
Southern District Lutheran Church
Southern Presbyterians
Southern Regional Council
South Korea
South Vietnam
fall of civilian government in
Lodge as ambassador to
military coups in
Soviet Union
space program, U.S.
Spann, Purvis
Spears, James
Speck, Richard
Spelman College
Spence, John
Spencer, Stuart
Spike, Paul
Spike, Robert
Spina, Dominick
Spivak, Lawrence
Spock, Benjamin
sports:
desegregation of
integration efforts in South of high school
see also college sports; specific teams
Sports Illustrated
Springfield College
Stalin, Joseph
Stanton, Frank
Stanton, Mary
State Department, U.S.
Stavis, Morton
Staym
an, Clark
Steele, C. K.
Steele, Rosie
Stegall, Mildred
Steinbeck, John
Steinberg, David
Stennis, John C.
Stephens, Alexander
Stern, Eric
Stevenson, Adlai
Stevenson, Adlai
Stewart, Michael
Stokes, Carl
Stone, I. F.
Stone, Robert
Stoner, J. B.
Stone Street Negro School
Stony Run Meeting of Friends
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Strait, Belinda
Strange, Hubert
Strange Career of Jim Crow, The (Woodward)
Street Without Joy (Fall)
Strickland, R. S.
Stride Toward Freedom (King)
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
administration and procedures of
antiwar stance of
antiwar statement framed by
Atlanta riots and
Carmichael resignation as head of
Carmichael’s notoriety as problematic for
conflicts with MLK of
conflict with SCLC of
congressional challenges by
criticism of LBJ agenda from
draft resistance issue and
financial problems of
growing dissatisfaction with nonviolence in
impact of jury reform laws on
improving relations between MLK and
independent political party sought by
internal conflicts in
internal debate over purpose of
leadership struggles of
March Against Fear and
and Mississippi movement
MLK’s respect for independence of
MLK’s support for
Montgomery headquarters of
move to make Lowndes County movement separate from
Natchez project of
as overshadowed by Black Power
race as issue among members of
racial tensions within
response to Younge’s death by
role in ministers’ march to Montgomery
and Selma to Montgomery March
shrinking staff of
staff fatigue as problem for
support of Bond from
suspicions about civil rights laws within
tent city for Lowndes County sharecroppers from
“uniform” adopted by
on Vietnam War
view of national government in
voter workshops run by
wildcat rebellions deemed harmful by
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Styron, William
Sullivan, Joseph
Sullivan, William
Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE)
FBI investigation of
Supreme Court, U.S.
Bond case heard by
FBI surveillance tactics reproached by
LBJ nomination of Marshall to
and meaning of race
surface-to-air missile (SAM) defenses,
Surney, Lafayette
Surrender of Cornwallis (Trumbull)
Sutherland, Elizabeth
Sutherland, George
Swanson, Harold
Sweeney, Dennis
Sweet, Henry
Swibel, Charles
Switzerland
Synagogue Council of America
Syria
Tabernacle Baptist church
Taft, Seth
Taft-Hartley Act
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