At Canaan's Edge (180 page)

Price, Cecil

prison system, desegregation of

Prohibition

Proposition

Public Broadcasting System (PBS)

Pucinski, Roman

Pueblo,
USS

Purdue, Carleton

Puryear, R. W.

Quaker Penn Center

Quarles v. Philip Morris

Rabin, Yitzhak

Raborn, William F.

Raby, Al

race:

and family structure

immigration reform and definition of

Supreme Court rulings on

race riots, spread of

Radio Cairo

“Rally for Freedom”

Ramparts

Randolph, A. Philip

Rankin, Jeannette

Rankin Chapel

Rauh, Joe

Ray, James Earl

Rayburn, Sam

Rayner, A. A. “Sam”

Reader's Digest

Reagan, Ronald

and civil rights stance of

as governor of California

growing public stature of

nomination for governor of

seen as presidential possibility

Real McCoys, The

Reaves, J. T.

Reconstruction

Red Cross

Reddick, Lawrence

Redditt, Ed

Redmont Hotel

Reeb, James J.

death of

Klan attack on

march to honor

as movement martyr

public fallout from attack on

Reeb, Marie

Reed, Clark

Reed, Roy

Reedy, George

Reese, Carlton

Reese, F. D.

Reich, Wilhelm

Republican National Committee

Republican Party

Reston, James

Reston, Richard

Reuther, Walter

Revere, Paul

Reynolds, Frank

Rhodes, James

Richardson, Elliot

Richardson, Robert

Richmond, Willie

Rickey, Banch

Ricks, Willie

Ridenhour, Ron

Ridgway, Matthew

Riklis, Meshulem

Riley, Leon

Rivermont Holiday Inn

Rivers, Mendel

Riverside Church

CALCAV rally at

media coverage of MLK address at

Robb, Chuck

Robb, Inez

Robb, Lynda

Robben Island

Robbins, Barbara

Roberts, Gene

Roberts, Juanita

Roberts, Pernell

Roberts, William

Robertson, Carole

Robert X

Robinson, Chester

Robinson, Cleveland

Robinson, Frank

Robinson, Jackie

Robinson, James

Robinson, Ruby Doris

Roche, John

Rochester, N.Y.

Rockefeller, John D.

Rockefeller, Laurence

Rockefeller, Nelson

Rockwell, George Lincoln

Rodino, Peter

Rogers, Creed

Rogers, Jefferson

Rogers, Jimmy

Rolen Elementary school

Rollins, Metz

Roman Saints

Romeo and Juliet
(Shakespeare)

Romney, George

Rongstad, L. James

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.

Roosevelt, Theodore

Rose Crow Flies High

Rosen, Al

Ross, Mattie

Rostow, Walt

Rovere, Richard

Rowan, Carl

Rowe, Gary Thomas

Royal Irish Lancers

Royal Opera House (Sweden)

Royko, Mike

Rubber Soul

Ruby, Jack

Rupp, Adolph

Rusk, Dean

Russell, Bertrand

Russell, Bill

Russell, Richard

Rustin, Bayard

MLK urged to avoid Watts riots by

nonviolent movement as practiced in North by

Rutherford, William

Ryals, Frank

Sadler, Barry

Saigon

St. Augustine, Fla.

St. Clair, James

St. Elizabeth's (Edmundite mission)

St. Helena Island, S.C.

St. James Episcopal Church

St. John's Lutheran Church

St. Louis, Mo.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Colored Methodist Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Sales, Ruby

Salisbury, Harrison

Sallee, Edmund

Saltonstall, Leverett

Sampson, Al

Samuel, Morris

San Antonio, Tex.

Sanders, Beulah

Sanders, Carl

Sand Pebbles, The

Sandperl, Ira

Sands Casino

San Francisco Examiner

San Pietro Chamber Orchestra of Naples

Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center

Saperstein, Harold

Saperstein, Marcia

Saturday Evening Post

Saturday Review

Saudi Arabia

Savannah, Ga.

Savio, Mario

Savior's Day Convention

Sayers, Carl

Scalapino, Robert

Scarlett, Will

Scatchell's BBQ

Schipani, Joe

Schlesinger, Arthur

schools:

in Chicago

integration of sports in

Lowndes County reforms in

reforms in Grenada County of

segregation and

Schuck, Peter

Schwerner, Michael

SCLC Freedom Medal

Scott, Bernice

Scott, Obadiah

Scottsboro Boys

Seale, Bobby

Sea of Galilee

Search for Tomorrow

Searles, Joseph L.

Seeger, Pete

segregation

in education

and employment

of housing

in law enforcement

segregation (
cont.
)

MLK on de facto

MLK on history of

of prison system

of private clubs

schools and

in sports

Segrest, Marvin

Selective Service Act self-immolation, as defined by Hanh,

Selfridge Air Force Base

Sellers, Cleveland

Selma, Ala.

attempts to circumvent courthouse blockade in

Clark's stall tactics during registration in

courthouse standoff in

after marches

outsiders as activists in

worldwide reaction to movement in

see also
Selma to Montgomery Marches

Selma Bus Line

Selma Free College

Selma High School

Selma Inter-Religious Project

Selma Times-Journal

Selma to Montgomery Marches

Alabama National Guard at

bomb threats in

call for

dispersion of participants after

divided public opinion on

FBI monitoring of

federal preparations for

final

first,
see
Bloody Sunday

gathering participants for

Klan harassment during

legal clearance for

legal restrictions on

local power re-asserted after

media coverage of

medical care for marchers at

medical teams at

military presence at

MLK's speech at completion of

nuns in

participant preparations for

participants gathering for

proposal of

public reaction to

second,
see
ministers' attempted march from Selma to Montgomery

SNCC preparations for

state authorities preparations for

women in

Selma University

Senate, U.S.

Armed Services Committee of

FBI surveillance tactics investigated by

Finance Committee of

Foreign Relations Committee of;
see also
Fulbright hearings hearings on poverty in

Hoover's testimony on bugging before

Judiciary Committee of

MLK testimony on poverty to

Rules Committee of

Sessum, Cecil

Sevareid, Eric

7th Cavalry Battalion

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Shactman, Max

sharecroppers:

eviction in Lowndes County of

living conditions of

lost livelihood of

Sharp, Monroe

Shaw, John

Shaw, Robert Gould

Shea Stadium

Sheehan, Lawrence Cardinal

Shelby County Rescue Squad

Shell, Jack

Shelton, Robert

Sheraton-Park Hotel

Sherman, William T.

Sherrill, R. Goldthwaite

Sherrod, Charles

Shiloh Baptist Church

Shoffeitt, Paul E.

Shores, Arthur

Shriver, Sargent

Shuttlesworth, Fred

Siebert, Muriel

Sigh, Richard

Signoret, Simone

Silone, Ignazio

Silver Moon Café

Simon & Garfunkel

Simone, Nina

Simpson, Cassino

Sims, Howard

Sinai Peninsula

Singh Thind, Bhagat

Singing Nuns of Mundelein College

Sioux Indians

Sisters of Charity

Sitting Bull

Six Day War

impact on antiwar movement of

16th Street Baptist Church

Slaiman, Don

Slim, Memphis

Smiley, Richmond

Smith, Coby

Smith, Don

Smith, Ella Mae

Smith, Elwyn

Smith, Frank

Smith, Henry

Smith, Howard K.

Smith, Jack

Smith, John

Smith, Lillian

Smith, Margaret Chase

Smith, Maxine

Smith, Roland

Smith, Ruby Doris,
see
Robinson, Ruby Doris

Smith, Scott B.

Smitherman, Joseph

Smothers Brothers

Smyer, Sidney

socialism

Social Security

Soloveitchik, Joseph

Sometimes a Great Notion
(Kesey)