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The FBI's Wildest Dream
Navasky, Victor | June 17, 1978 issue
Discusses the documentation of the campaign of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) against Martin Luther King. Intelligence-gathering techniques...

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A Dream Deferred
Honey, Michael | May 3, 2004 issue
The author describes the efforts of civil rights leaders to achieve economic, as well as legal, equality for African Americans. Martin Luther King Jr.,...

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Letters
Trenes, James J. | June 2, 1969 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "Democracy and the Curriculum," by Carl Cohen; Comments of...

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Reflections on Nonviolence
Bondurant, Joan V. | May 6, 1968 issue
This article discusses the role of non-violence in politics with references to the lives of Indian political leader Mahatma Gandhi and African-American...

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Editorials
April 15, 1968 issue
Within the shock of the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King rests the additional shock of realizing that he was only 39 when the gunman found him. King emerged...

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Editorials
April 22, 1968 issue
The article presents information on various developments. Periodical The Nation proposed a memorial to civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., John...

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Night Walk in Harlem
Kremen, Bennett | April 22, 1968 issue
When the news hit that civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. had been shot dead, the author's friends and neighbors living in a white area far downtown...

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Eleven Hours in Chicago
Stern, Frederick C. | April 22, 1968 issue
The article presents eleven hour experience of the author in Chicago after the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. At around 9:00...

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Around the U.S.A. "We Will All Stand Together"
Maund, Alfred | March 3, 1956 issue
The eighty-nine indicated boycott leaders and their friends who walked to the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church for a special prayer service. For this purpose,...

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Bossism, Racism and Dr. King
Good, Paul | September 19, 1966 issue
A Nobel Peace Prize winner pits his strength against a political boss and in a test between old and new sources of American power, the boss gives ground....

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