Bill of Rights
Billups, Charles
Birdsong, Colonel
Birmingham, Ala.:
Blaik-Royall Mission to
bombings and riots in
boycotts in
bus desegregation movement in
Chamber of Commerce of
civic reform movement in
Council of Ministers of
desegregation of public schools in
Freedom Rides in
SCLC convention in
Senior Citizens Committee of
sit-in protests in
special elections in
transit strike in
Birmingham, Dave
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham campaign
Birmingham campaign (cont.)
Albany Movement compared with
criticisms of
delays in
demands of
extremist reaction to
finances of
fund-raising for, SCLC and
Good Friday march in
impact of Moore’s murder on
Jackson movement and
King’s book on
King’s defense of
march on city hall by
march on city jail by
March on Washington and
mass meetings of
mass protest march proposed by
music of
national phase of
negotiations and
Northern supporters of
planning of
rabbis in support of
recruitment for
repercussions of
settlement accepted by
sit-in protests of
state injunction against
student members of
training volunteers for
truces negotiated by
for voter registration
Birmingham jail:
children marchers imprisoned in
King imprisoned in
marches on
Birmingham Manifesto
Birmingham News
Birmingham Post Herald
Birmingham Southern College
Birmingham World
Birmingham youth marches
attack dogs used against
fire hoses used against
moratoriums on
plotting strategy for
stores picketed by
Birth of a Nation, The
Black, Hugo
Black Codes
Black Muslims
“blacks,”
Blackwell, Randolph
Blaelock, Daryl
Blaik, Earl:
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham mission of
Blake, Eugene Carson:
civil rights legislation and
March on Washington and
Blake, J. P.
Blanton, Sankey
Blayton, Jesse
“Blest Be the Tie That Binds,”
Block, Sam
arrests and imprisonments of
shooting attack on
voter registration work of
“Blowin’ in the Wind,”
Blue Springs Baptist Church
Blumberg, Albert “Doc,”
Blumstein’s
B’nai B’rith
Boggs, Hale
Bond, Julian
Booker, Simeon
Booker T. Washington High School
Boothe, Charles Octavius
Borden, Cecil
Border Patrol, U.S.
Freedom Rides and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Borders, William Holmes
Atlanta student march and
King’s prison release negotiations and
Monroe lynchings and
1960 elections and
Boston University
King’s application to
King’s decision to study at
King’s enrollment at
School of Theology of
Bosworth, Edward Increase
Boutwell, Albert
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham public school desegregation and
Birmingham youth marches and
Blaik-Royall mission and
press on
Bowles, Chester:
King’s imprisonment and
1960 electons and
Boxer Rebellion
Boyd, H. C.
Boynton, Amelia
Boynton v. Virginia
Boyte, Harry
Braden, Anne
Braden, Carl
Bradlee, Ben
Brandeis University
Brando, Marlon
March on Washington and
Branton, Wiley
Greenwood voter registration and
King criticized by
Mississippi food relief crisis and
Ponder’s arrest and
Brawley, Dr.
Bricklayers Union
Bridges, Lloyd
Brightman, Edgar S.
Brinkley, David
Bristol, James
Britt, Travis:
beating of
voter registration work of
Britt’s, sit-in protests at
Bronner Brothers Fall Beauty Clinic
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks, Dr.
Brooks, Jim
Brooks, Paul
Freedom Walk of
Moore’s murder and
Broomfield, Justice
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Brown, Alfreda
Brown, Edmund G.
Brown, James
Brown, Mamie
Brownell, Herbert
civil rights legislation and
Little Rock crisis and
Browning, Robert
Brown University
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
Atlanta student march and
Communist derision toward
Eisenhower and
Kilpatrick on
noncompliance with
R. Kennedy’s agreement with
seventh anniversary rally for
Brumfield, Judge
Brussels World’s Fair
Bryan, Orrie
Bryant, C. C.:
arrest of
background of
voter registration and
Buber, Martin
Buchanan, Scott
Buddha
Buddhist crisis
Budenz, Louis
Bull Run, second battle of
Bunche, Ralph
Bundy, McGeorge
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of Prisons
Bureau of the Budget
Burke, Edmund
Burke, Katherine
Burke, Solomon
Businessmen for Kennedy and Johnson
Business Week
bus segregation
federal lawsuits against
ICC rule on
Supreme Court on
see also Freedom Rides, freedom riders
Butler, Jerry
Butler, Mack Sim
Butler, Paul
Buttrick, George
Byrd, Harry
Byron, George Gordon, Lord
Cahill, Thomas
Calhoun, John C.
Cambridge, Md., Negroes arrested in
Campbell, D. C. “Cull,”
Campbell, Judith
Campbell, Will
Camus, Albert
Canton, Miss., CORE project in
Caplan, Mortimer
Capone, Al
Carawan, Candie
Carawan, Guy
Carey, Gordon
Freedom Rides and
testing ICC desegregation rule and
Carmichael, Stokely
in Freedom Ride project
imprisonment of
civil rights fund-raiser at
Mississippi relief fund-raiser at
tribute to King at
Carpenter, C. C. Jones
“Letter from Birmingham Jail” to
Carrawy Methodist Hospital
Carroll, Charles
Carroll, Diahann
Carter, Eugene
Carter, James J.
Carter, Jimmy
Castle, Doris
in Freedom Ride project
Caston, Billy Jack
Moses’s legal complaint against
voter registration and
Caston, Sheriff
Castro, Fidel
Bay of Pigs invasion and
CIA assassination plot against
plots to overthrow
Soviet military aid to
Cavanagh, Jerome
Caverno, Joe
CBS
Central High School, integration of
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Bay of Pigs invasion and
Castro assassination planned by
U-2 crisis and
Chad Mitchell Trio
Chalmers, Alan Knight
Chamberlain, Neville
Chandler, Gladstone
Chappell, Fred B.
Charles, Ray
Charleston hotel segregation
Charlie’s Snack Bar, demonstrations against
Chase Manhattan
Chatmon, Tom:
Albany voter registration and
background of
indictment of
testing ICC desegregation rule and
Chattin, C. C.
Checker, Chubby
Cheek, Marion:
C. B. King’s beating investigated by
Ware case and
Chennault, Claire
Chicago, Ill.
King’s reception in
NAACP convention in
Chicago, University of
Chicago Civic Opera Building
Chicago Crusade
Chicago Defender
Chicago Merchandise Mart
Chicago Opera
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Urban League
Chiffons
Childs, Jack
Childs, Morris
China, People’s Republic of
Chivers, Walter
Christianborg Castle
Christian Century
Christianity:
Gandhi Society and
Rauschenbusch on
Christianity and Crisis
Christianity and the Social Crisis (Rauschenbusch)
church:
centrality of
King’s criticisms of
King’s irritation with
Negro politics and
slavery and
Churchill, Sir Winston
Church of England
Church of St. Mary
Citizens Bank
Citizens Club
Citizens for Kennedy
Citizens Trust Company
City College of New York
Civil Defense
Civil Rights Act (1957)
Haywood County case and
jury trial amendment to
Section (a) of
Section (b) of
Title III of
Civil Rights Act (1960)
Civil Rights Commission
report on Mississippi by
civil rights movement:
alleged Communist manipulation of
craziness seen in
devotion of New York Times to
gospel music popularized by
liberal philanthropy and
NBC elections and
1930s labor movement compared with
1960 elections and
organized labor and
significance of name changes in
Walker’s evaluation of
Civil Service Commission
Civil War
centennial celebrations of
Civil War Centennial Commission
Claflin College
Clansman: A Historical Romance of the Ku Klux Klan, The (Dixon)
Clark, Kenneth
Clark, Ramsey
Clark, Septima:
Abernathy scolded by
citizenship classes of
criminal conviction of
physical attacks on King and
sit-in movement and
Clark College
Classification Sermons
Clayton, Claude
Clement, Rufus
Cleveland, Ohio, King welcomed in
Clift, Montgomery
Cobo Hall
Coca-Cola
Coffin, William Sloane, Jr.
Cole, Nat “King,”
Coleman, James P.
Collins, Addie Mae
Collins, Lucretia
Collins, Sarah
Collins Funeral Home
“coloreds,”
Columbia University
Colvin, Claudette
arrest of
bus segregation suit and
conviction and sentence of
Come September
Commerce Department, U.S.
Committee to Defend Martin Luther King
Committee to Support South African Resistance
Communist International
show trials of
Communist Manifesto, The (Marx and Engels)
Communist Party, U.S.
collapse of
Du Bois’s application to
FBI infiltration of
Harlem nightclubs run by
integration opposed by
Levison’s alleged membership in
mass defections from
O’Dell’s alleged ties with
persecution of
Randolph criticized by
Randolph’s Youth Marches and
Rustin’s membership in
Communists, communism
alleged freedom rider association with
Hoover’s obsession with
Communists, communism (cont.)
J. F. Kennedy on
King allegedly sympathetic toward
King’s rejection of
March on Washington involvement of
Negroes allegedly influenced by
1960 elections and
racial equality practiced by
SCLC allegedly infiltrated by
in SNCC
U.S. campaigns against
“Conciliation with the American Colonies” (Burke)
Concord Baptist Church
Congo, riots in
Congress, U.S.
Eisenhower’s civil rights program and
Kennedy’s addresses to
Kennedy’s civil rights program and
Kennedy’s voting rights bill and
March on Washington and
Negro campaigns for
Republican civil rights package and
Truman’s civil rights program and
see also House of Representatives, U.S.; Senate, U.S.
Congressional Record
Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Birmingham campaign and
Canton project of
Farmer’s appointment in
financial contributions to
Freedom Ride project of
Freedom Walks and
March on Washington and
Moore’s murder and
National Action Council of
national recognition achieved by
in test of ICC desegregation rule
voter registration and
Conley, Reverend
Connor, Eugene “Bull,”
Bethel Baptist Church bombing and
Birmingham boycotts and
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham riots and
Birmingham youth marches an
d
Freedom Rides and
Good Friday march and
image problems of
King’s imprisonment and
political challenges to authority of
replacement of
SCLC Birmingham convention and
Constitution, U.S.
First Amendment to
Fifth Amendment to
Fourteenth Amendment to
Fifteenth Amendment to
Cook, Eugene
Cook, Samuel
Cook, Tom
Cooke, Alastair
Coolidge, Calvin
Cooper, Gary
Cooper, Gordon
Corinthians
Cory Methodist Church
Cotton, Dorothy
Birmingham campaign and
on People-to-People tours
Council of Federated Organizations (COFO)
founding of
Covington and Burling
Cowling, E. L.
Cox, Courtland
Cox, Harold
Cox, Harvey
Craft, Edd
Credo (Plato)
Crenshaw, Jack:
Colvin case and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Crisis
Criterion Club
Crosby, Bing
Cross, John
Cross, Susan
Crozer Theological Seminary
classical liberalism of
King’s enrollment at
practice preaching courses at
racial harmony at
Cruit, George
Crusade for Citizenship
Crusader Without Violence (Reddick)
Crystals
Cuba:
communism in
Soviet military shipments to
Cuban missile crisis
Current, Gloster B.
Jackson movement and
Currier, Stephen
Curry, Izola Ware
Cushing, Richard Cardinal
Daily Worker
Daily World
Daley, Richard
Kennedy campaign and
NAACP addressed by
on Negro militancy
Dallas County, Ala.
voting rights violations in
Dallas County Voters League
Danville, Va.
racial violence in
Dartmouth College
Daves, Joan
David, King of Israel
Davis, Ben
Communist party background of
Davis, Edward “Big Two”:
Abernathy’s life threatened by
background of
trial of
Davis, George W.
Davis, Jefferson
Davis, Sammy, Jr.
SCLC fund-raiser of
at White House reception
Davis, Vivian McCoy
Dawson, Curtis
Dawson, William
De, S. K.
“Death of Evil” (King)
Declaration of Independence
Dee, Ruby
Defense Department, U.S.
Bay of Pigs invasion and
Birmingham riots and
FBI investigation of King and
Freedom Rides and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
defense industries, racial discrimination in
defense policy:
of J. F. Kennedy
1960 elections and
de Gaulle, Charles
De Kalb County, Ga., King’s traffic case in
De Kalb County jail, King’s transfer from
Delaney, Hubert T.
DeLee, Stuart
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