Parting the Waters (196 page)

 

MacArthur, Douglas

Macbeth
(Shakespeare)

McCall, Walter

at Crozier Theological Seminary

King's competition with

paternity suit against

McCarran Act

McCarthy, Joseph

McCarthyism

McClellan, John

McClellan's

McCollum, Selyn

McComb, Miss.:

Freedom Ride to

mass arrests in

mass meetings in

sit-in movement in

student strike in

voter registration in

McComb
Enterprise-Journal

McCormack, John

McCrory's

sit-in protests at

McDaniel, Hattie

McDew, Charles

beating and arrest of

imprisonment of

Lee's murder and

Nonviolent High classes of

voter registration work of

McDonald, Billy

McDonald, David

McDonald, Dora

Macdonald, Dwight

McGill, Ralph

McGraw, John

McGuire, Phyllis

Mackey, Pearl

McKissick, Floyd

McLaughlin, Weyman

MacLeish, Archibald

Macmillan, Harold

McNair, Chris

McNair, Denise

McNair, Maxine

McNamara, Robert

Birmingham riots and

MacNeil, Robert

McPhatter, Clyde

McShane, James:

Freedom Rides and

Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss

Ole Miss riots and

Macy, John

Madison, James

Madison Square Garden Crusade

Madison Square Garden rallies

Mafia

Mahatma Gandhi, Horns and Halo
(Jones)

Mahavira

Maheu, Robert

Mahoney, William

Mailer, Norman

Majors, J. P.

Makarios, Archbishop

Makeba, Miriam

Making of the President, 1960, The
(White)

Malcolm X

March on Washington and

Malone, John

Manchester Guardian

Manhattan Project

Mani Bhavan

Mankato College

Mann, Floyd

Freedom Rides and

Man Nobody Knows, The
(Barton)

Mansfield, Mike

Mantle, Mickey

March, Fredric

March on Washington

apprehensions about

civil rights legislation and

denunciations of

FBI on

growing Negro militancy and

Hollywood celebrities present at

King's proposal of

King's speech for

Lewis's speech for

as mass meeting

musical entertainment at

planning of

role of women in

uniqueness of

Marine Corps, U.S.

Mark, Gospel according to Saint

Markham, Dean

Marlowe plantation

Marne, First Battle of the

Marshall, Burke

Albany Movement and

alleged Communist infiltration of SCLC and

Birmingham campaign and

Birmingham church bombings and

Birmingham public school desegregation and

Birmingham riots and

Birmingham youth march and

Blaik-Royall mission and

on Civil Rights Commission report on Mississippi

civil rights legislation and

Freedom Rides and

on Justice Department employment of Negroes

King-Levison relationship and

King's Albany imprisonment and

King's Birmingham imprisonment and

King's negotiations with

Lee's murder prosecution rejected by

Lewis's March on Washington speech and

March on Washington and

Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss and

Negro militancy and

Ole Miss riots and

routine work of

Shreveport death threats and

Shuttlesworth's conviction and

voter registration and

Marshall, Thurgood

King's trials and

Meredith case and

Montgomery bus boycott and

nonviolent methods opposed by

Prayer Pilgrimage and

Marshall Field Foundation

Young's work for

Marshal Service, U.S.

Freedom Rides and

Greenwood voter registration and

Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss and

Ole Miss riots and

Martin, Dean

Martin, Louis

Birmingham campaign and

Martin, Louis (
cont.
)

J. F. Kennedy campaign and

J. F. Kennedy's civil rights address and

on J. F. Kennedy vs. Eisenhower

King-R. Kennedy meeting and

King's imprisonment and

on White House reception for Negro leaders

Martin Theater, protests for integration of

Marx, Karl

King's studies on

Marxism, Niebuhr's criticisms of

Maryland Baptist Center

Massell, Sam

Mathews, Z. T. “Zeke,”

Terrell County church burnings and

voter registration meetings raided by

Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane

Matthew, Gospel according to Saint

Maxwell, O. Clay

Maxwell Air Force Base

Mays, Benjamin

King-Jackson conflict and

King's perjury trial and

King's recommendation of

Montgomery bus boycott and

Morehouse financial crisis and

NBC elections and

Mays, Willie

Meader, Vaughn

Meany, George

Meatball

“Mechanics of the Bus Boycott, The” (Johnson)

“Meet the Press,”

Meharry Medical College

Mencken, H. L.

Mennonite

Menorah Medical Center

Meredith, James Howard

attempts to attend Ole Miss classes by

attempts to register at Ole Miss by

Jackson movement and

March on Washington and

Ole Miss application of

Youth Freedom Fund addressed by

Meredith, Moses “Cap,”

Meredith
v.
Fair

Methodist Church

Metropolitan Opera

Miami sit-in

Michelangelo

Midway Congregational Church

Miles College

Miller, Landon

Milwaukee Braves

Mind in Chains, The
(Moore)

Ming, William

Ministerial Alliance

Minnesota, University of

Mississippi:

Civil Rights Commission report on

suspension of food relief in

voter registration laws of

Mississippi, University of (Ole Miss)

attempts by Negroes to enroll at

first Negro law student admitted to

Meredith's application to

Meredith's attempts to attend classes at

Meredith's attempts to register at

riots at

Mississippi Southern College

Miss Parker High School

Mr. Maestro Records

Mitchell, Clarence

Mitchell, James P.

Mitchell, Oscar

Mitchell County jail

Mize, Sidney

Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi

Mona Lisa
(Leonardo)

Mongoose, Operation

Monroe, Ga., lynchings in

Monroe, Marilyn

death of

Montand, Yves

Montero, Frank

Montgomery, Ala.:

desegregation of armed forced and

Freedom Rides in

illegal racial persecutions in

image and economic status of Negroes in

Ku Klux Klan march on

martial law in

Negro population of

ordinances governing bus system of

Rustin's escape from

SCLC march on

sniper firings on buses in

Montgomery
Advertiser

Montgomery bus boycott

attempted betrayal of

car pool for

Double-P Day of

funds raised for

government hard line on

government ultimatums on

King arrested in

King's leadership in

King tried for

lessons learned from

negotiating demands for

Negro Christmas purchases linked to

origins of

spiritual commitment to

success of

violence after

Montgomery City jail, King imprisoned in

Montgomery Coliseum

Montgomery Human Rights Council

Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA)

alleged corruption in

anticipated police raid on offices of

bombing of King's house and

in bus boycott negotiations

bus segregation suit and

car pool subsidized by

confidence in King expressed by

court victories of

criminal indictments against

financial contributions to

headquarters of

injunctions against

Institutes on Nonviolence and Social Change of

King's arrests and

King's trials and

leadership of

pacifist approach adopted by

press investigation of

psychological letdown experienced by

Rustin's affection for

sit-in movement and

taxi-stand bombing and

wealth of

Moody, John

“Moonlight Sonata” (Beethoven)

Moore, Amzie

voter registration and

Moore, Charles

Moore, Chief

Birmingham riots and

Moore, Douglas

sit-in movement and

Wilkins's criticism of

Moore, William

Freedom Walk of

murder of

Moose Club Park, Ku Klux Klan rally at

Moral Man and Immoral Society
(Niebuhr)

Morehouse, Henry

Morehouse Club

Morehouse College

financial crisis of

King's commitment to teach at

King's enrollment at

King's graduation from

racial fear at

School of Religion of

tobacco program of

Truman's anti-lynching legislation and

Morehouse Quartet

Morgaine, Daniel