Parting the Waters
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assassination of
Bay of Pigs invasion and
Birmingham campaign and
and Birmingham church bombings and riots
Birmingham public school desegregation and
Birmingham youth marches and
Blaik-Royall mission of
Christmas interviews of
Civil Rights Commission report on Mississippi and
civil rights legislation considered by
in civil rights squabbles
Cuban missile crisis and
defense policy of
Democratic Party racial policy split and
Dulles and Hoover reappointed by
Eisenhower compared with
Emancipation Proclamation centennial and
Evers’s assassination and
Evers’s burial service and
FBI investigation of King and
Freedom Rides and
Kennedy, John F. (cont.)
funeral of
Gray’s relationship with
housing discrimination executive order of
Houston speech of
inaugural speech of
integration of University of Alabama and
Jackson movement and
judicial appointments of
Khrushchev’s meeting with
King compared and contrasted with
King denied meetings with
King invited to White House by
King praised by
and King’s arrests and imprisonment
King’s criticisms of
King’s endorsement sought by
King’s March on Washington speech and
King’s meetings with
King’s patronage requests to
King’s second Emancipation Proclamation for
Lewis’s March on Washington speech and
Lincoln’s Birthday reception hosted by
March on Washington and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Moore’s Freedom Walk and
Ole Miss riots and
political appointments of
popularity of
presidential campaign of
Profumo case and
public accommodations law considered by
Rockefeller’s criticisms of
sexual affairs of
SRC criticisms of
State of the Union addresses of
Terrell County voter registration violations and
Valachi testimony and
Vietnam policy and
voter registration and
voting rights legislation introduced by
West Berlin speech of
Wilkins’s meetings with
Wofford’s resignation and
Kennedy, Joseph P.
Kennedy, Joseph P., Jr.
Kennedy, Patrick
Kennedy, Robert F.
Albany Movement and
Albany Nine case and
alleged Communist activities of Highlander Folk School and
alleged Communist infiltration of SCLC and
American of the Year nomination of
anti-civil rights actions of
Baker scandal and
Baldwin’s meeting with
Bay of Pigs invasion and
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham riots and
Birmingham youth marches and
Civil Rights Commission report on Mississippi and
civil rights legislation and
discriminatory hiring practices of Justice Department and
FBI investigation of Jones and
FBI investigation of King and
FBI investigation of Levison and
FBI investigation of Rustin and
Freedom Rides and
growing anger among Negroes investigated by
Hoover’s relationship with
integration of University of Alabama and
Jackson movement and
Justice Department appointments of
King’s imprisonments and
King’s meetings with
King’s patronage requests to
King’s protests to
Lewis’s imitations of
March on Washington and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Monroe’s death and
in 1960 presidential campaign
on public accommodations law
quiet persuasion policy of
Rometsch scandal and
Shuttlesworth conviction and
southern political standing of
Terrell County church burnings and
University of Georgia speech of
Valachi’s testimony and
voter registration and
white paper on U.S. Communist Party proposed by
world good-will trip of
Kennedy-Nixon debates
“Kennedy: The Reluctant Emancipator,”
Kent, Duchess of
KGB
Kheel, Theodore
Khrushchev, Nikita
Cuban missile crisis and
J. F. Kennedy’s meeting with
Nixon and
U-2 crisis and
Kihss, Peter
Kiker, Douglas
Kilgore, Thomas
Kilpatrick, James J., King debated by
King, Abena
King, A. D. (brother)
Birmingham campaign and
bombing of parsonage of
Freedom Rides and
King, Alberta Williams (mother)
King’s imprisonment and
married life of
M. L. King, Jr.’s romances and
M. L. King, Sr.’s courting of
M. L. King, Sr.’s first meetings with
Montgomery bus boycott and
mother’s death and
Yolanda King’s birth and
King, Ben E.
King, Bernice Albertine (daughter)
King, Carol
King, C. B.
Albany Freedom Ride and
Albany Movement finances and
Albany Movement indictments and
in Albany Movement negotiations
beating of
Hansen’s beating and
on inviting King to Albany
Ware case and
King, Christine (sister)
King, Clennon
King, Coretta Scott (wife)
background of
bombing of home of
character of
Cuban missile crisis and
Davis’s trial and
Ghana visited by
India visited by
and King’s arrests and imprisonments
King’s courtship of
King’s Dexter call and
King, Coretta Scott (wife) (cont.)
King’s engagement to
King’s finances and
March on Washington and
married life of
Montgomery bus boycott and
pregnancies of
return to Atlanta of
Rustin and
solo recitals of
wedding of
King, C. W.
King, Delia (grandmother)
King, Dexter (son)
King, DuBois
King, Edna
King, James (grandfather)
King, Joel (uncle)
King, Lonnie C.
King, Marion
beating of
imprisonment of
King, Martin Luther, Jr.:
affability of
ambitions of
annual travel mileage of
anti-capitalistic feelings of
apocalyptic vision of
arrests and imprisonments of
assassination of
attempts on life of
aura of religion and suffering of
authority of
autobiographical sketch of
baptism of
biographies of
birth of
bombing of home of
bourgeois habits of
calmness of
as catalyst
conflicts resolved by
courage of
criminal convictions of
criticisms of
dedication of
depressions of
determination of
diaries kept by
directness of
education of
ego of
energy of
equanimity of
evangelist crusade adapted by
extramarital affairs of
fame achieved by
finances of
genteel manner of
golf played by
as guilt-ridden
heritage of
honors of
humility of
idealism of
impatience of
inscrutability of
intellectuality of
job-hunting trips of
leadership of
maturity of
melancholy of
moral standards of
music studies of
name change of
nicknames of
optimism of
oratory skills of
passion of
patience of
perjury charges against
perjury trial of
personableness of
Ph.D. dissertation of
physical appearance of
physical attacks on
pool played by
popularity of
pragmatism of
prestige sought by
public media applications of
questioning nature of
romances of
security provided for
self-consciousness of
as self-effacing
sermonizing style of
shotgun fired into home of
shyness of
skepticism of
social life of
stateliness of
steadiness of
stubbornness of
suicide attempts of
threats on life of
transcendental religious experiences of
trial sermons delivered by
vacations taken by
weaknesses of
wedding of
wit of
King, Martin Luther, Sr. (father)
Albany Movement and
Alberta King courted by
Alberta King’s first meetings with
in Atlanta boycott negotiations
Atlanta student movement and
autobiography of
background of
Birmingham campaign and
bombing of M. L. King, Jr.’s house and
Borders and
in break with NBC
Ebenezer finances reorganized by
Freedom Rides and
Gone With the Wind opening and
Jackson and
leadership ability of
Levison’s relationship with
married life of
M. L. King, Jr.’s arrests and
M. L. King, Jr.’s Dexter call and
M. L. King, Jr.’s education and
M. L. King, Jr.’s finances and
M. L. King, Jr.’s job hunt and
M. L. King, Jr.’s moral standards and
M. L. King, Jr.’s popularity and
M. L. King, Jr.’s relationship with
M. L. King, Jr.’s return to Atlanta and
M. L. King, Jr.’s romances and
M. L. King, Jr.’s sermonizing style and
M. L. King, Jr.’s trial sermons and
M. L. King, Jr.’s wedding and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Morehouse financial crisis and
mother-in-law’s death and
name changed by
nicknames of
1960 elections and
pastoral authority of
political ventures of
race issues and
reputation of
shotgun fired into M. L. King, Jr.’s house and
success pursued by
trips abroad of
King, Martin Luther, III (son)
King, Naomi (sister-in-law)
King, Preston
King, Slater
Albany Movement criticized by
Albany Movement indictments and
at Albany Movement mass meetings
arrests and imprisonments of
beating of
Marion King’s beating and
Ware case and
King, Yolanda Denise “Yoki” (daughter)
birth of
bombing of home of
Montgomery bus boycott and
Kingdom of Heaven Is Within You, The (Tolstoy)
King’s Inn, King and Belafonte refused service at
Kingston Baptist Church
Kirkland, Joseph
kitchen debate
kneel-ins
Knowland, William
Knox, Preacher
Koenigsdorf, Richard H.
Koestler, Arthur
Koinania Farm
Korean War
Kress, sit-in at
Krystal, The, sit-in at
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta student pickets opposed by
Birmingham campaign and
federal restraining order against
Freedom Rides and
Freedom Walks and
King’s life threatened by
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Montgomery march of
Moose Club Park Rally of
voter registration and
Kunstler, Lotte
SCLC fund-raiser of
Kunstler, William
on Second Emancipation Proclamation
Kyle, Keith
Labor Department, U.S.
Ladder Sermons
Lafayette, Bernard
Lafayette, Marquis de
Lahey Clinic
Lake, Clancy
Lamar, Lucius
Lancaster, Burt
Lancaster, Norma
Langford, Charles
Lao-tze
Lawford, Patricia Kennedy
Lawford, Peter
Lawless Memorial University Chapel
Lawrence, David
Lawson, James
Albany Movement and
Birmingham campaign and
Freedom Rides and
imprisonments of
jail, no bail speech of
King’s first meeting with
“Letter from Birmingham Jail” and
Montgomery bus boycott and
nonviolent workshops of
sit-in movement and
voter registration and
Wilkins’s criticisms of
Lazarus and Dives, parable of
Leadbelly
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
“Leaning on the Everlasting Arms,”
Lee, Bernard “Jelly,”
Albany Movement and
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham riots and
Freedom Rides and
imprisonment of
on People-to-People tours
in sit-in movement
Lee, Herbert:
murder of
voter registration and
Lee, Mrs. Herbert
Lee, Robert E.
Lee County, Ga.
Lee County Movement
LeFlore County, Miss.
food relief assistance in
voter registration in
Lenin, V. I.
Lenud, Philip
Leonardo da Vinci
“Letter from Birmingham Jail” (King)
Carpenter’s reaction to
>
public acclaim of
writing of
Levison, Andy
Levison, Stanley
alleged espionage activities of
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham youth marches and
Communist Party background of
on criticism of King
Crusade for Citizenship and
direct-mail operation of
Ecuador vacation of
FBI investigations of
Freedom Rides and
“I Have A Dream” speech praised by
on J. F. Kennedy’s civil rights address
J. F. Kennedy’s funeral and
on J. F. Kennedy’s Supreme Court appointments
King-Eisenhower meeting and
King-Nixon meeting and
at King-R. Kennedy meeting
King’s AFL-CIO speech written by
King’s book on Birmingham and
King’s break with
King’s imprisonments and
King’s relationship with
King’s return to Atlanta and
King’s tax indictment and
“Letter from Birmingham Jail” and
March on Washington and
on NAACP antagonism toward King
1960 elections and
O’Dell’s alleged Communist ties and
Prayer Pilgrimage and
proposed presecution of
on Rockefeller’s Emancipation celebration invitation
Senate appearances of
Sullivan case and
telegrams to Eisenhower drafted by
Wachtel and
Walker and
on Young
Levy, Moe
Lewis, Ike
Lewis, John
Albany Nine and
Americus sedition case and
arrests and imprisonments of
background of
Birmingham church bombings and
in Freedom Ride project
at Highlander
March on Washington and
on Moore’s murder
movie theaters picketed by
nonviolent training of
SCLC appointment of
sit-in movement and
suit to enroll at Troy State of
voter registration work of
Lewis, Rufus
Montgomery bus boycott and
Lewisburg Penitentiary
Lewis Elementary School
Libby Holman Reynolds Foundation
liberalism
classical
Liberation
Liberty Baptist Church
Life
“Life Is What You Make It” (Fosdick)
Liftman, Gloria
Lillard, Leo
Lincoln, Abraham
Emancipation Proclamation of
Lincoln, Evelyn
Lincoln’s Birthday, White House reception for Negro leaders on
Lindsay, Jake
Lingo, Al:
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham riots and
Lippman, Walter
Liston, Sonny
Little Rock crisis
“Little Song, The,”
Little Union Baptist Church
Locke, John
Lloyd George, David
Lodge, Henry Cabot, vice-presidential campaign of
Loe, Judge
Lollobrigida, Gina
London Daily Sketch
London Economist
Looby, Alexander
“Lord, I Just Can’t Turn Back” (Williams)