At Canaan's Edge (176 page)

International Ladies Garment Workers Union

interracial marriage laws

Interstate Transportation of Stolen Property

In the Name of America

Invaders

Irvine
case

Irving, Washington

I Spy

Israel

see also
Six Day War

Israeli Defense Forces

Issues and Answers

Itta Bena, Miss.

Jackson, Andrew

Jackson, Cager Lee

Jackson, Emma

Jackson, Gully

Jackson, Henry “Scoop”

Jackson, H. Ralph

Jackson, Jean

Jackson, Jesse

as berated by MLK

call for action in Cicero by

Chicago movement as priority of

focus on Chicago sought by

gift of language of

MLK criticized by

MLK idolized by

objection to Washington plan of

SCLC promotion of

speech to Memphis sanitation workers of

Jackson, J. H.

Jackson, Jimmie Lee

Jackson, Joe “Lux”

Jackson, John

Jackson, Lula May

Jackson, Mahalia

Jackson, Mary Jane

Jackson, Mary Lee

Jackson, Matthew

Jackson, Miss.

Jackson, Stonewall

Jackson, Sullivan

Jackson, Viola

Jackson, Wharlest

Jackson, Will

Jackson Baptist Church

Jamaica

James, Esther

Japan

Jeannette Rankin Brigade

J. E. B. Stuart High

Jeff Davis Hotel

Jefferson, Thomas

Jefferson Airplane

Jefferson Davis Hospital

Jefferson Hotel

Jemmott, Janet

Jenkins, P. C. “Lummie”

Jenkins, Walter

Jennings, Betty

Jerusalem

Jet

Jewish Lakeside Club

Jewish Theological Seminary

Jewish War Veterans

Jews:

antiwar movement and

effect of Six Day War on culture of

immigration to Chicago of

objections to NCNP from political leaders of

and relations with Catholic Church

SCLC support from

in Selma campaign

as supporters of civil rights movement

Jim Crow laws

Job Corps

Jobs Or Income Now (JOIN)

John Birch Society

John C. Stennis
USS

John Rundle High

Johns, Vernon

Johns Hopkins University

Johnson, Alexis

Johnson, Allen

Johnson, Andrew

Johnson, Barry

Johnson, Bernice

Johnson, Frank M.

Johnson, Harold K. “Johnny”

Johnson, Jack

Johnson, James Weldon

Johnson, Lady Bird

Johnson, Luci

Johnson, Lynda

Johnson, Lyndon B.:

address on poverty of

address on Vietnam by

administrative appointments made by

advice from Eisenhower sought by

advisors recommendations on Vietnam for

appreciation for nonviolence of

avoiding loss as goal for Vietnam by

bathroom meetings of

briefing on Liuzzo case for

briefings on final March to Montgomery for

Cabinet Room meetings on Vietnam held by

call for total national effort on Vietnam from

civil rights agenda of

civil rights leaders' lack of political trust in

clandestine surveillance disliked by

clashes over Selma preparations between Wallace and

concern over impact of Vietnam on Great Society of

Cotulla teaching job of

Daley's bond with

decision to fire Bundy of

despair over Vietnam casualty count

economic agenda of

education agenda of

escalation of Vietnam War and

extra draftees called for by

family reaction to decision not to run of

FBI reports on SCLC to

FBI tactics examined by

FBI updates on antiwar movement given to

first Negro Cabinet member appointed by

foreign antiwar protests and

as frustrated by Vietnam escalation

frustration with Vietnam dissenters of

Johnson, Lyndon B. (
cont.
)

Gridiron Dinner avoided by

growing doubts over outcome in Vietnam of

harassment of antiwar protestors encouraged by

Howard University speech of

Humphrey's relationship with

immigration quotas abolished by

January 1968 message on civil rights from

legislative agenda of

Liuzzo case and

marines deployed to Vietnam by

Marshall nominated to Supreme Court by

media coverage of presidential address by

media leaks and

meetings with civil rights activists of

meeting with Pope Paul VI of

“Memorandum for the File” by

Memphis riots and

MLK on

MLK's calls with

MLK's meetings with

MLK's relations with

on MLK's Riverside address

Model Cities program of

national conference on civil rights of

on negotiations with North Vietnam

1964 landslide victory of

1966 State of the Union address of

1967 State of the Union address of

1968 State of the Union address of

nomination of Marshall as Solicitor General by

Operation Rolling Thunder and

opposition to televised Vietnam debate of

plans to place Marshall on Supreme Court of

plans to withdraw from presidential race of

pledge of neutrality in 1968 presidential election of

preparation for Wallace meeting by

presidential address on Vietnam by

presidential address on voting rights by

public pressure for escalation on

public reaction to 1968 Vietnam address of

public reaction to presidential address of

public statements on Vietnam policy of

reaction to antiwar protests of

reaction to Bloody Sunday of

relations with Congress of

relations with Fulbright of

relations with media of

reliance on FBI in South of

restrictions on FBI surveillance demanded by

RFK's relations with

second term considered by

sensitivity to caricatures of

shift in position of advisers to

use of military in Selma authorized by

U.S. troop escalation ordered by

Vietnam briefings of

Vietnam critics as concern of

Vietnam discussed with MLK by

Voting Rights Act signed by

Wallace meeting with

war weariness within administration of

White House taping system used by

wiretap issue as concern of

Wise Men meetings with

Johnson, Marlin

Johnson, Martha

Johnson, Mordecai

Johnson, Paul

Johnston, Paul

John XXIII, Pope

Joiner, Charles

Joint Chiefs of Staff

Jones, Andrew

Jones, Bill

Jones, Buck

Jones, Charles Colcock

Jones, Clarence

Jones, Cloretta

Jones, Herman

Jones, James

Jones, LeRoi

Jones, Richard Lee

Jones, Ruthie Mae

Jones, Solomon

Jones, T. O.

Jones, Will

Jones, William A.

Joplin, Janis

Jordan

Jordan, James

Judaism

Judgment at Nuremberg

Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands

Junk, Ursula

jury reform

Justice Department, U.S.

Civil Rights Division of

education lawsuits threatened by

sit-in staged at

suits against poll tax by

Karch, Frederick J.

Karnow, Stanley

Kashmir

Katzenbach, Nicholas

and FBI bugging procedures

and FBI bugging scandal

FBI wiretaps approved by

Liuzzo case and

MLK quoted publicly by

wiretaps vs. bugs according to

Kaufman, Jonathan

Keane, Thomas

Kelly Ingram Park

Kempton, Murray

Kennan, George

Kennedy, Edward

Kennedy, Jacqueline

Kennedy, John F.

Kennedy, Robert F.

assassination of

and civil rights movement

and FBI bugging scandal

LBJ's relations with

on LBJ's Vietnam address

media coverage of antiwar position of

meeting with Chávez of

Kennedy, Robert F. (
cont.
)

opposition to Vietnam by

presidential ambitions of

presidential campaign of

in South Africa

tour of Mississippi by

Kentucky

Kentucky Wildcats

Kenwood Oakland organization

Kenyatta, Charles 37X

Kenyon, Dorothy

Keppel, Francis

Kerner, Otto

Kerner Commission

Kesey, Ken

Keyserling, Leon

KGB

Khan, Ayub

Khorat Air Base

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kiernan Report on Education (1965)

Kilbey State Prison

Kilgore, Thomas

Killen, Edgar Ray “Preacher”

King, A. D.

King, Alan

King, Alberta Williams

King, B. B.

King, Bunny

King, Coretta

antiwar speech of

in Chicago slum apartment

and final March to Montgomery

MLK's extramarital affairs and

at San Francisco Mobilization Day

King, D. E.

King, Desmond

King, Dexter

King, Edwin

King, Hamp

King, Martin Luther

King, Martin Luther, Jr.:

Acapulco retreat of

accusations of nonviolence being abandoned by

adjustment to Chicago campaign of

aftermath of assassination of

aftermath of Memphis riots and

antimovement sentiments sensed by

on antiwar protests

appeal to Chicago's religious leaders by

appearance on
Issues and Answers
of

assassination of