Parting the Waters
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Dellinger, Dave
DeLoach, Cartha “Deke,”
King dismissed as liar by
on King’s criticisms of FBI
proposed prosecution of Levison and
Democratic National Committee (DNC)
Democratic National Conference on Constitutional Rights
Democratic National Convention:
King’s testimony before
in 1940 elections
in 1956 elections
in 1960 elections
SNCC delegates to
Democratic Party:
Birmingham campaign and
civil rights plank of
Kennedy’s civil rights program and
Negro support for
racial policy split in
Dennis, David
Jackson movement and
Dennis, Eugene
Dennis, President
Dent, A. W.
Depression
Depression (cont.)
Negro unemployment in
racial trials of
Descartes, René
Detroit, Mich.:
leadership schism in
rally for King in
Dewey, John
Dewey, Thomas
DeWolf, L. Harold
King’s Ph.D. dissertation and
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Abernathy on
bombing of King’s house and
bombing of parsonage of
as deacon’s church
establishment of
finances of
First Baptist Church contrasted with
Johns’s tenure at
King hired by
King recruited by
King’s acquittal celebrated at
King’s arrest and
King’s Ghana visit and
King’s India visit and
King’s last official service at
King’s recommendations for
King’s resignation from
King’s tenure at
King’s trial sermon at
Montgomery bus boycott and
new members discouraged by
relations between deacons and pastors
Dexter Echo
Dialectical Society
Diary of Anne Frank, The
Dickens, Charles
Diem, Ngo Dinh
Dien Bien Phu
Dietrich, Paul
Diggs, Charles
Dillard University
DiMaggio, Joe
Dirksen, Everett
disarmament
discrimination:
in defense industries
in FBI hiring
in federal bureaucracy
in Justice Department hiring
Divine, Father
Diwakar, R. R.
“Dixie,”
Dixon, Thomas
DNA, discovery of
Doar, John
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham riots and
civil rights cases tried by
Dallas County case and
Evers’s funeral attended by
firebombing of Turnbow’s home and
Freedom Rides and
Haywood County case and
Lee’s murder and
McComb mass arrests and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Screws precedent and
Selma suits filed by
voter registration and
Winona suits and
Dobbs, John Wesley
“Dr. King Enters Hagiology of Methodist Church” (Hall)
Dolan, Joe
Donizetti, Gaetano
Dooto Records
Dorchester, Ga.
Birmingham campaign planning in
citizenship training classes in
Dorrough, Mayor
Dorsey, Thomas A.
Double-P Day
Douglas, Helen Gahagan
Douglas, William O.
Douglass, Frederick
Jones attacked by
Downs, Earl
Dred Scott case
Drew, Deenie
Drew, John
Dreyfus, Alfred
Drifters
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Atlanta University dismissal of
Communist Party application of
in creation of NAACP
criminal indictments against
death of
on King’s trial
NAACP break of
on Negro identity paradox
on Negro preachers
talented tenth strategy of
U.N. petitioned by
Duckett, Al
Duffy, La Vern
Duke University
Dulles, Allen
Dulles, John Foster
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, Leslie
Du Pont family
Durant, Will
Durante, Jimmy
Durden, Judge
Durham sit-in
Durr, Clifford
background of
bus segregation suit and
Colvin case and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Parks’s arrest and
Durr, Virginia
Montgomery bus boycott and
Parks’s arrest and
Dylan, Bob
Eastland, James
Ole Miss riots and
segregation rallies addressed by
Ebenezer Baptist Church
expansion of
M. L. King, Jr.’s income from
M. L. King, Jr.’s preaching at
M. L. King, Sr.’s tenure at
1960 elections and
Williams’s tenure at
Ebony
Ecuador, Levison’s vacation in
Edgecombe, Johnny
Edinburgh University, Divinity School at
education, King on
Egypt, Israelite exodus from
Eichmann, Adolph, trial of
Einstein, Albert
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Brown decision and
civil rights legislation of
J. F. Kennedy compared with
J. F. Kennedy’s civil rights legislation and
judicial appointments of
King’s appeals to
King’s imprisonment and
King’s meeting with
King’s Prayer Pilgrimage and
in Little Rock crisis
Montgomery bus boycott and
Negro voters and
1960 elections and
reelection of
reelection campaign of
Sharpeville massacre and
Sputnik and
U-2 crisis and
elections and campaigns:
of National Baptist Convention
of 1940
of 1948
of 1952
of 1956
of 1958
of 1960
of 1964
of 1968
Eliot, T. S.
Elizabeth II, Queen of England
Ella Mae (maid’s daughter)
Ellington, Duke
Elliott, J. Robert
Albany Movement injunction issued by
Albany Nine case and
injunction hearings held by
Terrell County church burnings and
Ellis, Robert
Ellis, Talbot
Ellison, Ralph
Emancipation Day
Emancipation Proclamation
centennial of
Emory University
Enslin, M. Scott
politics of
“Equality Now” (King)
Erie Baptist Church
eros
Eskridge, Chauncey
devotion to King of
in King-Graham negotiations
King’s finances analyzed by
NBC elections and
1960 ele
ctions and
Petersburg mission of
Eugenius IV, Pope
Evans, Courtney
Evans, G. V.
“Eve of Nonviolent Revolution?” (Lawson)
Evers, Medgar
assassination of
burial of
Dylan’s ballad on
funds set up in memory of
funeral of
Greenwood voter registration and
Jackson movement and
Meredith case and
Evers, Van Dyke
evil:
God and
King on
Ezekiel
Faith, Percy
Farmer, James
arrest and imprisonment of
Birmingham campaign and
CORE appointment of
Freedom Ride project and
March on Washington and
Moore’s murder and
Plaquemine march led by
voter registration and
Faubus, Orval E.
Faulkner, Murry
Fauntroy, Walter
Birmingham campaign and
civil rights legislation and
Detroit rally and
Fayette County, Tenn., voting rights violations in
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Albany Movement and
Americus case and
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham riots and
campaign to discredit King by
COINTELPRO operations of
Communist infiltration of SCLC alleged by
Communist influence on Negroes alleged by
Communist Party informants of
discriminatory hiring practices of
Doar’s characterization of
firebombing of Turnbow’s home and
Freedom Rides and
Haywood County case and
Intelligence Division of
J. F. Kennedy-Arvad affair investigated by
J. F. Kennedy-Rometsch affair and
Clarence Jones investigated by
King assigned enemy status by
King investigated by
King’s Birmingham imprisonment and
and King’s book on Birmingham
King’s criticisms of
King’s personal life revealed to
Lee’s murder investigated by
Levison investigated by
March on Washington and
Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss and
Monroe lynchings and
Moore’s murder and
on Moses’s beating
O’Dell investigated by
Parker’s lynching investigated by
physical assault on King and
picketing of Smith’s grocery stores and
Ponder’s arrest and
proposed prosecution of Levison and
on Randolph’s Youth Marches
Rustin investigated by
SCLC investigations of
Shady Grove firebombing and
Terrell County church burnings and
Travis shooting and
Valachi’s testimony and
Ware case investigated by
wiretap prosecutions of
voter registration and
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Federated Women’s Clubs
Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR)
Fentress, Simmons
Fields, Uriah J.
MIA charged with corruption by
Figaro, Le
filia
Finley, Elliott
First African Baptist Church of Savannah, Ga.
First Baptist Church of Chattanooga
King passed over by
First Baptist Church of Clarksdale
First Baptist Church (Colored) of Montgomery
Abernathy’s departure from
bombing of
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church contrasted with
establishment of
exoduses from
freedom rider mass meeting at
as preacher’s church
rioter attacks on
First Baptist Church (white) of Montgomery
First Baptist Church of Nashville
First Congregational Church
First Family, The
First Presbyterian Church
Fisk Chapel
Fiske (college dean)
Fisk University
Religious Emphasis Week of
Fitzgerald, Ella
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Fitzgerald, John “Honey Fitz,”
Fitzgerald, Zelda
Flemming, Karl
Folkways Records
Folsom, James “Kissin’ Jim,”
Folsom, Marion
Ford, Henry
Ford Motor Company
Forman, James
in Albany Freedom Ride
background of
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham youth marches and
Freedom Walks and
Greene’s shooting protested by
Greenwood voter registration and
imprisonment of
on inviting King to Albany
King criticized by
Lewis’s March on Washington speech and
March on Washington and
media recognition of
Moore’s murder and
SNCC speech of
Forsythe, John
Fort Benning
Fort Campbell
Fort Sumter, battle of
Fosdick, Harry Emerson
King influenced by
on Montgomery bus boycott
pro-communist sermons of
“Four Dimensions of a Complete Life The” (McCall)
Foxx, Redd
France-Soir
Franciosa, Tony
Franco, Francisco
Frankel, Max
Franklin, Aretha
Franklin, C. L.
conventions organized by
Detroit rally for King and
Franklin, John Hope
Frazier, Luther
Free, James
freedom:
Bevel on
J. F. Kennedy on
King on
King vs. J. F. Kennedy on
Freedom Corps
Freedom Ride Coordinating Committee
Freedom Rides, freedom riders
to Albany
in Anniston
in Ardmore
arrest and imprisonment of
in Birmingham
courage of
emblem of
esprit of
Farmer’s participation in
fund-raising for
in Jackson
King’s encouragement for
King’s interpretation of
King’s reluctance to participate in
to McComb
manhunts for
mass meetings for
in Montgomery
Nashville student participation in
public opinion on
rebirth of
recruitment of
in Rock Hill
Rock Hill jail-in and
selection of
state injunctions against
testing ICC desegregate rule and
training of
voter registration and
Freedom Schools
Freedom Villages
Freedom Vote
Freedom Walks
Freedomways
Free India Committee
Freeman, Douglas Southall
Freemasons
Friend, Ed
Friends
Friendship Baptist Church of Americus
Friendship Baptist Church of Atlanta
Friendship Baptist Church of Harlem
Friendship Junior College
From Slavery to Freedom (Franklin)
Fulbright, William
Fulton County jail
Funtown, closing of
F. W. Woolworth’s
sit-in protests at
Gable, Clark
Gadsden, Ala., protest marches in
Gadsden, Walter
Gagarin, Yuri
Gaither, Tom:
in Freedom Ride project
imprisonment of
Gallion, MacDonald
Gallup polls:
on Freedom Rides
on presidential contenders
Gammon Theological Seminary
Gandhi, Indira
Gandhi, Mohandas
assassination of
capacity for internal criticism of
King compared with
Montgomery bus boycott and
nonviolent army of
nonviolent movement of
Rustin and
Tolstoy’s influence on
Gandhi Memorial Trust
Gandhism:
of freedom riders
King’s interest in
King’s modification of
“Letter from Birmingham Jail” and
Gandhi Society for Human Rights
fund-raisers of
voter registration and
Gardner, B. C.:
King’s Albany imprisonment and
suit against Albany Movement filed by
Gardner, Edwin
Garner, James
Garroway, Dave
Garvey, Marcus
Gaston, A. G.
Birmingham campaign and
Birmingham church bombings and
Birmingham youth marches and
King’s Birmingham imprisonment and
Gaston Motel, bombing of
Gates, John
Gates, Lillian
Gayle, W. A. “Tacky”:
on bombing of Graetz’s house
bombing of King’s house and
bus segregation suit and
Montgomery bus boycott and
General Education Board
Gentile, Thomas
George Washington Carver Park
Georgia, University of
court-ordered integration of
R. Kennedy’s civil rights speech at
Georgia Democratic Party
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Republican Party
Ghana
Du Bois’s death in
independence celebrated by
Giancana, Sam “Momo,”
Gifford Lectures
Gillfield Baptist Church
“Give Us the Ballot” (King)
Glenn, John
“Glory to His Name,”
Gober, Bertha
Albany Freedom Rides and
arrest of
God:
definitions of
evil and
Tillich on
Wieman on
“Go Down Moses,”
God’s Trombones (Johnson)
Goldberg, Arthur
Golden Rule
Goldwater, Barry
1960 elections and
political emergence of
Gone With the Wind
Good Friday march
Gordon, Joe
Gore, Albert
gospel music
Grace, Daddy
Graetz, Robert
bombings of home of
bus segregation suit and
Montgomery bus boycott and
Graham, Billy
King advised by
Graham, Henry V.
Graham, Philip