The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Hallinan, Paul J.
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Brotherhood Cannot Be a TheoryThis newspaper clipping of The Southern Israelite features segments on the Atlanta banquet honoring Dr. King's acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize. Given on his return to the States, there were twelve hundred and fifty Atlanta citizens in attendance. Included articles are: welcoming comments by Rabbi Jacob Rothschild, a tribute by Archbishop Paul Hallinan, and a transcription of Dr. King's speech. |
MLK Speech at Nobel Peace Prize Recognition DinnerDr. King delivers this address after returning from his trip to Oslo, Norway. A recognition dinner is held in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia as an honor for receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. King thanks supporters, family, and friends, however, accepts the award on behalf of the many people struggling for justice and civil rights. He states that oppressed people can only stay oppressed for so long because "the yearning for freedom eventually manifests itself." |
Program From MLK's Nobel Peace Prize DinnerThis is the program from a Recognition Dinner honoring Dr. King sponsored by the Citizens of Atlanta following his winning the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. It took place at the Dinkler Plaza Hotel and included an address by Dr. King. |
Telegram from MLK to Reverend N. C. BurtenshawDr. King sends his condolences for the death of Archbishop Paul Hallinan. |