Lord, Walter
“Lord’s Prayer, The,”
Louisiana, SCLC registration drive in
Louisville Civic Auditorium
love, King on
“Love Lifted Me,”
Loveman’s
Lowell, James Russel
Lowery, Joseph:
Birmingham campaign and
libel suit against
Luccock, Hartfort
Luce, Henry
Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti)
Lucy, Autherine, University of Alabama suspension of
Ludlow massacre
Luke, Gospel according to Saint
Lumumba, Patrice
Luther, Martin
Luthuli, Albert
Lynching Letter
lynchings:
FBI investigations of
in Monroe
NAACP drive for legislation against
of Parker
of Till
Truman’s legislation on
Lynd, Staughton
MacArthur, Douglas
Macbeth (Shakespeare)
McCall, Walter
at Crozier Theological Seminary
King’s competition with
paternity suit against
McCarran Act
McCarthy, Joseph
McCarthyism
McClellan, John
McClellan’s
McCollum, Selyn
McComb, Miss.:
Freedom Ride to
mass arrests in
mass meetings in
sit-in movement in
student strike in
voter registration in
McComb Enterprise-Journal
McCormack, John
McCrory’s
sit-in protests at
McDaniel, Hattie
McDew, Charles
beating and arrest of
imprisonment of
Lee’s murder and
Nonviolent High classes of
voter registration work of
McDonald, Billy
McDonald, David
McDonald, Dora
Macdonald, Dwight
McGill, Ralph
McGraw, John
McGuire, Phyllis
Mackey, Pearl
McKissick, Floyd
McLaughlin, Weyman
MacLeish, Archibald
Macmillan, Harold
McNair, Chris
McNair, Denise
McNair, Maxine
McNamara, Robert
Birmingham riots and
MacNeil, Robert
McPhatter, Clyde
McShane, James:
Freedom Rides and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss
Ole Miss riots and
Macy, John
Madison, James
Madison Square Garden Crusade
Madison Square Garden rallies
Mafia
Mahatma Gandhi, Horns and Halo (Jones)
Mahavira
Maheu, Robert
Mahoney, William
Mailer, Norman
Majors, J. P.
Makarios, Archbishop
Makeba, Miriam
Making of the President, 1960, The (White)
Malcolm X
March on Washington and
Malone, John
Manchester Guardian
Manhattan Project
Mani Bhavan
Mankato College
Mann, Floyd
Freedom Rides and
Man Nobody Knows, The (Barton)
Mansfield, Mike
Mantle, Mickey
March, Fredric
March on Washington
apprehensions about
civil rights legislation and
denunciations of
FBI on
growing Negro militancy and
Hollywood celebrities present at
King’s proposal of
King’s speech for
Lewis’s speech for
as mass meeting
musical entertainment at
planning of
role of women in
uniqueness of
Marine Corps, U.S.
Mark, Gospel according to Saint
Markham, Dean
Marlowe plantation
Marne, First Battle of the
Marshall, Burke
Albany Movement and
alleged Communist infiltration of SCLC and
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham public school desegregation and
Birmingham riots and
Birmingham youth march and
Blaik-Royall mission and
on Civil Rights Commission report on Mississippi
civil rights legislation and
Freedom Rides and
on Justice Department employment of Negroes
King-Levison relationship and
King’s Albany imprisonment and
King’s Birmingham imprisonment and
King’s negotiations with
Lee’s murder prosecution rejected by
Lewis’s March on Washington speech and
March on Washington and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Negro militancy and
Ole Miss riots and
routine work of
Shreveport death threats and
Shuttlesworth’s conviction and
voter registration and
Marshall, Thurgood
King’s trials and
Meredith case and
Montgomery bus boycott and
nonviolent methods opposed by
Prayer Pilgrimage and
Marshall Field Foundation
Young’s work for
Marshal Service, U.S.
Freedom Rides and
Greenwood voter registration and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Ole Miss riots and
Martin, Dean
Martin, Louis
Birmingham campaign and
Martin, Louis (cont.)
J. F. Kennedy campaign and
J. F. Kennedy’s civil rights address and
on J. F. Kennedy vs. Eisenhower
King-R. Kennedy meeting and
King’s imprisonment and
on White House reception for Negro leaders
Martin Theater, protests for integration of
Marx, Karl
King’s studies on
Marxism, Niebuhr’s criticisms of
Maryland Baptist Center
Massell, Sam
Mathews, Z. T. “Zeke,”
Terrell County church burnings and
voter registration meetings raided by
Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane
Matthew, Gospel according to Saint
Maxwell, O. Clay
Maxwell Air Force Base
Mays, Benjamin
King-Jackson conflict and
King’s perjury trial and
King’s recommendation of
Montgomery bus boycott and
Morehouse financial crisis and
NBC elections and
Mays, Willie
Meader, Vaughn
Meany, George
Meatball
“Mechanics of the Bus Boycott, The” (Johnson)
“Meet the Press,”
Meharry Medical College
Mencken, H. L.
Mennonite
Menorah Medical Center
Meredith, James Howard
attempts to attend Ole Miss classes by
attempts to register at Ole Miss by
Jackson movement and
March on Washington and
Ole Miss application of
Youth Freedom Fund addressed by
Meredith, Moses “Cap,”
Meredith v. Fair
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Metropolitan Opera
Miami sit-in
Michelangelo
Midway Congregational Church
Miles College
Miller, Landon
Milwaukee Braves
Mind in Chains, The (Moore)
Ming, William
Ministerial Alliance
Minnesota, University of
Mississippi:
Civil Rights Commission report on
suspension of food relief in
voter registration laws of
Mississippi, University of (Ole Miss)
attempts by Negroes to enroll at
first Negro law student admitted to
Meredith’s application to
Meredith’s attempts to attend classes at
Meredith’s attempts to register at
riots at
Mississippi Southern College
Miss Parker High School
Mr. Maestro Records
Mitchell, Clarence
Mitchell, James P.
Mitchell, Oscar
Mitchell County jail
Mize, Sidney
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
Mona Lisa (Leonardo)
Mongoose, Operation
Monroe, Ga., lynchings in
Monroe, Marilyn
death of
Montand, Yves
Montero, Frank
Montgomery, Ala.:
desegregation of armed forced and
Freedom Rides in
illegal racial persecutions in
image and economic status of Negroes in
Ku Klux Klan march on
martial law in
Negro population of
ordinances governing bus system of
Rustin’s escape from
SCLC march on
sniper firings on buses in
Montgomery Advertiser
Montgomery bus boycott
attempted betrayal of
car pool for
Double-P Day of
funds raised for
government hard line on
government ultimatums on
King arrested in
King’s leadership in
King tried for
lessons learned from
negotiating demands for
Negro Christmas purchases linked to
origins of
spiritual commitment to
success of
violence after
Montgomery City jail, King imprisoned in
Montgomery Coliseum
Montgomery Human Rights Council
Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA)
alleged corruption in
anticipated police raid on offices of
bombing of King’s house and
in bus boycott negotiations
bus segregation suit and
car pool subsidized by
confidence in King expressed by
court victories of
criminal indictments against
financial contributions to
headquarters of
injunctions against
Institutes on Nonviolence and Social Change of
King’s arrests and
King’s trials and
leadership of
pacifist approach adopted by
press investigation of
psychological letdown experienced by
Rustin’s affection for
sit-in movement and
taxi-stand bombing and
wealth of
Moody, John
“Moonlight Sonata” (Beethoven)
Moore, Amzie
voter registration and
Moore, Charles
Moore, Chief
Birmingham riots and
Moore, Douglas
sit-in movement and
Wilkins’s criticism of
Moore, William
Freedom Walk of
murder of
Moose Club Park, Ku Klux Klan rally at
Moral Man and Immoral Society (Niebuhr)
Morehouse, Henry
Morehouse Club
Morehouse College
financial crisis of
King’s commitment to teach at
King’s enrollment at
King’s graduation from
racial fear at
School of Religion of
tobacco program of
Truman’s anti-lynching legislation and
Morehouse Quartet
Morgaine, Daniel
Morgan, Charles
Morgan, Juliette
Morris Brown College
Morrow, E. Frederick
background of
King-Eisenhower meeting and
1960 elections and
Morrow, Hugh
Morse, Samuel F. B.
Morsell, John
Morton, Thruston B.
Moses
Johns compared with
King compared with
Malcolm X on
Pritchard on
Moses, Robert
arrests and imprisonments of
Atlanta University student movement and
background of
beating of
federal suit filed by
firebombing of Turnbow’s home and
on Freedom Vote
House testimony of
Justice Department picket led by
Lee’s murder and
loyalty investigations of
March on Washington and
Mississippi food relief and
Negro congressional campaigns managed by
Nonviolent High classes of
reputation of
SNCC activities of
SNCC speeches of
trial of
voter registration work of
Mothers’ March
“Motivos de Son” (Roldan)
Moton, R. R.
Motown Records
Mountbatten, Lady
Mountbatten, Lord Louis
Mountbatten, Pamela
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Mount Olive Baptist Church
burning of
Mathews’s raid at
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mass meetings at
“Mud Is Basic” (Johns)
Muelder, Walter
Muhammad, Elijah
Murphy, Rosemary
Murray, George
Murrow, Edward R.
Muste, A. J.
Farmer and
Lawson and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Rustin and
SNCC activities of
“My Country ’Tis of Thee,”
Myrdal, Gunnar
Nabrit, James
Nagpur Times
Namath, Joe
Napoleon I, Emperor of France
Narain, Jayaprakash
Nashville, Tenn., SNCC Southwide conference in
Nashville Christian Leadership Council
Nashville sit-in movement
Freedom Rides and
humiliations of
mass protest march of
movie theater picketing and
Nashville Tennessean
Nassar, Gamal Abdel
Nation
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Alabama ban against
Albany Movement and
in Amite County
antagonism toward King at
Atlanta conventions of
Birmingham campaign and
Brown case and
bus segregation suits and
Chicago convention of
civil rights legislation and
creation of
criticism of
Crusade for Citizenship and
Detroit rally and
Du Bois’s break with
Farmer and
freedom riders and
on indictment against Du Bois
Jackson movement and
King active in
King’s addresses to
King’s allies in
King’s Prayer Pilgrimage and
King’s tax indictment and
Lawson’s criticisms of
Legal Defense Fund of
Lewis case and
McComb mass arrests and
March on Washington and
Meredith case and
Monroe lynchings and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Montgomery leadership of
Montgomery segregation rallies and
NBC compared with
1960 elections and
political party alignment of
R. R. Moton High School strike and
SCLC and
sit-in movement and
testing ICC desegregation rule and
University of Alabama riots and
voter registration and
Youth Councils of
National Baptist Convention (NBC)
King’s plans for
presidential elections of
schism in
Sunday School Board of
Sunday School Congress of
National Broadcasting Co. (NBC)
National Civil War Commission
National Council of Attorneys
National Council of Churches
Department of Youth Work in
National Council of Negro Women
National Governors Conference
National Guard:
of Alabama
of Georgia
of Mississippi
National Insurance Association (NIA)
King’s address to
National Maritime Union (NMU)
National Press Club
King’s address to
National Selective Service System
National Student Association (NSA)
Native Son (Wright)
Navy, U.S.
Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylonia
“Negro,”
Negro, A Beast, The (Carroll)
Negro, A Menace to American Civilization, The (Shufeldt)
Negroes:
adoption of nonviolence by
alleged Communist associations of
at Boston University
college enrollment of
country dives frequented by
at Crozer Theological Seminary
debate over term
East Side vs. West Side
economic reprisals against
growing anger among
at Hamilton College
identity paradox of
Negroes (cont.)
image and economic status of
jobs open to
King on
King’s use of term
matriarchal tendencies in
ministry attractive to
post-World War II attitudes toward
renewed hegemony of whites over
right to religion acquired by
Rockefellers’ gifts for education of
temporary inferiority of
unemployment among
voting preferences of
West Indian immigrants vs.
World War I migration of
Negro Leaders Conference on Nonviolent Integration
Negro Ministerial Association
Negro Newspaper Association
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