MLK CHALLENGES NAACP ABOUT WAR
Martin Luther King states the opinion that the NAACP are wrong to be criticizing his opposition to the Vietnam War.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 VIETNAMESE STUDENTS PROTEST
South Vietnamese students hold mass rallies in opposition to the war.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 VIETNAMESE STUDENTS PROTEST - 1
South Vietnamese students hold mass rallies in opposition to the war.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 MLK TALKS ABOUT VIETNAM & CIVIL RIGHTS
Martin Luther King makes a speech suggesting that the war in Vietnam has made the goals of the civil rights struggle harder to achieve.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 HANDGUN SALES DISCUSSED
The owner of a gun store discusses weapons sales.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 MLK TALKS ABOUT RIOTING
Martin Luther King talks about why people should not riot, and how he welcomes white people into the racial struggle for equality.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 SELTZER ON CAUSE OF RIOTS
Editor Louis B. Seltzer talks about the root causes of riots in Cleveland, Ohio.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 LINDSAY TALKS ABOUT INCREASED SPENDING
In the face of huge monthly expenditures for the war in Vietnam, New York Mayor John V. Lindsay calls for increased spending to improve the quality of housing in America's inner city ghettos.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 KKK RALLY
Hooded Klan members bearing flaming torches hold a nighttime rally, wherein crosses are burned.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P

 BLACK LEADER SPEAKS OF NEEDED CHANGE
A black leader, possibly Ralph Abernathy, gives a speech discussing the root causes of poverty and hopelessness, and expresses his strong conviction that changes in approach to the problem are needed.
1966 - BLACK/WHITE
Source: Film: 16P