1960s Timeline
Politics | Culture | Entertainment | Sports
Clergymen Join Forces with Dr. King
Sept. 13, 1962 - JFK on Church Burnings in Georgia
Sept. 12, 1962 - MLK in NYC
President Decries Church Burnings in Georgia
Rocky Praises Dr. King at New York Dinner
Dr. King Decries Slow Pace of Civil Rights Progress
Georgia Sheriff Denies Arson Angle in Church Burnings
Two Negro Churches Burn in Georgia, Arson Suspected
RFK Hails Peaceful Desegregation
Justice Department Moves on Negro Voting Rights
More Southern Schools to Integrate
Dr. King Affirms Power of “Freedom Songs”
Negro Church in Georgia Destroyed by Fire, Arson Suspected
Dr. King Announces School Desegregation Efforts
Albany, Georgia Shuts Facilities Rather Than Integrate
Dr. King Freed from Jail
Dr. King’s Children Visit Him in Jail
President Finds Racial Attitudes of Albany, Ga. Officials “Wholly Inexplicable”
Albany Police Chief Wants Martin Luther King Gone from City
Negro Osteopath Subsitutes for Jailed Dr. King on “Meet the Press”