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Abernathy, Ralph
Abram, Morris
Adams, Abigail
Adams, Sherman
AFL-CIO
Alabama
integration of University of Alabama
protests in Selma
violence against Freedom Riders in
voting case in
See also Birmingham
Albert, Carl
civil rights bill and
LBJ and
Allen, Steve
American Communist Party
American Nazi Party
Americans for Democratic Action
Anderson, Marian
Area Redevelopment Administration
Arends, Les
Arkansas
Armwood, George
Arvad, Inga
Ashbrook, John
Ashmore, Robert T.
Atkinson, Brooks
Auchincloss, Janet
Baez, Joan
Baines, Rebekah
Baker, Howard
Baker, Robert G.
Baker, Russell
Baldwin, James
Barnett, Ross
Bartlett, Charles
Bartlett, E. K. (“Bob”)
Battle, Virginia
Bayh, Birch
Beatles
Beck, Dave
Belafonte, Harry
at Baldwin’s dinner
Birmingham protesters and
Calypso
J. Richard Kennedy and
JFK and
March on Washington and
Bennett, Wallace
Berry, E. Y.
Bevel, James
Biemiller, Andrew
Big Six
Bilbo, Theodore
Billings, Lem
Birmingham
bombing of church in
federal employment in
Freedom Riders in
mayoral election in 1963 in
protests in
Bishop, Jim
Black, Hugo
Black, W. E.
Blaik, Earl “Red”
Blue, James
Boggs, Hale
Bolling, Richard
Bolton, Frances P.
Book
er, Cory
Booker, Simeon
Boozer, Yolanda
Boston Red Sox
Boutwell, Albert
Bradlee, Ben
Brando, Marlon
Braskamp, Bernard
Britt, May
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks, Jack
Brown, Clarence
Brown, Jim
Brown, Robert J.
Brown v. Board of Education
Brownell, Herbert
Bruce, Preston
Bryan, William Jennings
Buck, Muriel
Bunche, Ralph
Burke, Edmund
Busby, Horace
Byrd, Harry F.
LBJ and
reaction to suit against school districts
tax cut bill and
Byrd, Robert
“Calendar Wednesday”
Calypso
Campbell, Judith
Candid Camera
Cannon, Howard
Caplan, Marvin
Capone, Al
Carroll, Diahann
Carson, Johnny
Carter, Cliff
Carter, Jimmy
Carver, Ann
Carver, David
Carver, Louella
Case, Clifford
Cater, Douglass
Celeste, Vincent
Celler, Emanuel
on amendments
background of
civil rights bill and
death of
response to McCulloch’s measure
at signing of civil rights bill
Smith and
Chamberlain, Neville
Chaney, James
“children’s crusade”
Christianity & Crisis
Civil Rights Act of 1875
Civil Rights Act of 1957
controversial sections of
Dirksen and
JFK and
LBJ and
Russell and
Thurmond and
Civil Rights Act of 1964
acceptance of
progress after
unrest after
civil rights bill H.R. 7152
call for House vote on
House amendments to
House debate on
House Judiciary Committee hearing
House Judiciary Committee voting on
House passage of
House Rules Committee hearing
House Rules Committee’s stalling of
JFK and
LBJ and
main provisions of
March on Washington and
National Council of Churches and
negative reactions to
negotiations about
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