WW 55097 Docld:329 Rage—25 ves “ Calls for iach - White Brotherlsed }: fo wee wT TOR 7 36 "OOF iH 0 yoo Pot eek) e iF moe PV bepadr : 4£Q00 Feces Dr. “sng? Atiee!s ineetsm my a We gx es. "2 1 ak From News Dispatches Mr. King warned that a doce spent millions of dollars on LONDON, Dee. 6 —- Nobel trine of black supremacy was: storing surplus foods. It could Prize-winning American Ne- as great a danger as one of'be stored free of charge, hei gro leader Martin Luther white supremacy. Unless men suggested. in the wrinkled King warned Britain today'and nations live together, they'bellies of India’s hungry. against allowing racism to will perish together, he said. 3ir. King also _ advocated grow out of the influx of col-. “Too many of our white Communist China's member- ored immigrants to the Brit- brothers,” said Mr. King, “are’shi9 in the United Nations. ish Isles in recent years. ‘only coneerned with their He said the presence there of Mr. King made his call for’ economic problems, their so-'Ciina “in spite of its despotic black and white brotherhood cial status, their political end totalitarian regime” before a packed conzregation powers and their so-calied way-would help toward disarma- ‘sn St. Paul's Cathedral, He was‘ of life.” ment efforts and a suspension, ithe first Baptist ever to mount Of his own people he said: of all nuclear tes‘s. the Anglican pulpit under Sir. “We must not seek to rise Monday Mr. Kinz will meet !Christopher Wren’s mighty from a position of disadvan: members of Parliament and ‘dome, tage to one of advantage, sub- of the British Council of { The novelty of an American stituting injustice of oue type | Churches before addressing a Negro preacher at St. Paul’s for that of another.” "Christian Action meeting at brought more than 4000 to The American preacher, who City Temple on the racial evensong. Persons of all races had breakfasted with visiting issue. He leaves Tuesday for crowded the nave. Many had Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Norway to cafect his Nobel to stand in the aisies. ,Shastri of India, said America Prize. — / f ane
~ : @ e | [ ae Te 2 a OF , r Cee Dr. King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize ‘With an Abiding Faith in America’ OSLO, Dec. 10 (UPI)N—The'need for man to overcome}kind,” Dr. King told the au-. Ala, to Oslo bears witness to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King oppression and violencejdience, which included per-jthis truth. This is a road over Jr. accepted “with an abiding’ without resorting to violence}haps the largest number of; which millions of Negroes a.3 faith in America” the $54,600 and oppression.” nonwhites ever to atlend ajtraveling to find a new sensé Nobel Peace Prize he has. Scientists Honored ceremony in this north Eu-jof dignity.” pledged to the cause of racial' oF ropean capital. Among them, Gunnar Jahn, chairman of freedom and equality in the. In Stockholm at about the) were a number of uniformed the Norwegian Nobel Com- United States. tsame time, two -American| American Negro military of-j mittee, hailed Dr. King in his Dr. King was visibly moved. Scientists received awards in|ficers, South African students; presentation address as “the by the stirring ceremony to-'medicine and physics. (Seeland a group of Dr. King’s!first person in the Western day in which he was pre-Yelated story.) The Peace! followers who said they had* world to have shown sented the cheek, diploma Prize is given in Oslo because and gold medal as the winner: the winner is selected by al of the 1964 award in the main committee of the Norwegian : , . auditorium of Oslo Universi-; Parliament. Stresses Nonviolence Ceremony Televised ty. . Dr. King is the third Negro! Dr. King stressed the ne-} The ceremony was tele- “The audience included, to be awarded the Nobel 'cessity of nonviolence in. vised throughout Europe. members of his family and.Peace Prize. An American, | what he called the struggle: After the speech, Dr. King friends, King Olav V_ and'Ralph Bunche, Deputy Sec-'for social justice and said'was presented to King Olav Crown Prince Harald. repre-.retary General of the United “sooner or later all thejand Prince Harald and shook sentatives of the government, Nations, was the first, in 1950.! people of the world will have. hands with them while the members of the diplomatic The second was Chief Albert,to discover a way to jive audience gave them a stand-j corps and the cream of puthuli ! Norway’s cultural and social leader of the out-: together in peace...” ing ovation. circles. rlawed African nationalist! “If this is to ‘be achieved. Dr. King was guest of: The 35-vear-old American movement in South Africa, man must evolve for all honor at the traditional Nobel, Negro civil rights leader who was honored a decade;human conflict a method Prize dinner here tonight and: hailed the award as “pro-’Jater, which rejects revenge, ag-,will deliver his Nobel lecture! found recognition that non- “{ accet this award today, gression and retaliation,” he to students at the university violence is the answer to the with an abiding faith in;continued. 'Friday. He will then fly to ,  erubial political and moral America and an audacious; “The tortuous road which Stockholm before returning question of our time—the’ faith in the future of man-has led from Montgomery,}to the United States. j ate Lee Veat: scraped and saved to come a struggle can be waged] here for the ceremony. without violence.” ao] —i- - 8 J , . ° ca pur of | HW 55097 Docld:32989551 Page 253
Z e > ry i @ ® | 7 he » i : 53 % oe. ; ‘ x s “s coe { } ; ; i * 4 Hae en cee eee kta ee ae ea Se med Reve fates Rate es cota maim Mery snobeiclnais ane a «tanita Soo loam we nerabonan he x hee . . . : _ United Press In ernaticnal Grown Prince Harald of Norway, left, and King Olav he received the Nobel Prize, Watching at the ceremonies congratulate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. after in Oslo was Mrs. King. ‘ > By N Tha, FZ? CO cl nas oon C ip i Dr, Ame Orcers Seripto Co. Boyeoit, o r By Paul Good {| Although Dr. King is ab- shaw up on the picket line ' Ssitial to The Washinston Post sent from the scene, the with the Nobel Peace Prize in ATLANTA, Dec. 10—The SCLC has notified 2200 affil- hand. . Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King lates that “Dr. King feels Jr. teak his fellows into the that this is the most impor- U.S. labor movement today, tant thing we can do at the by proxy hy calling his first Moment in the freedom Nation-wide economic boycott Struggle.” ; _ in support of a union here. ;_ The Doycott, which thei While Dr. King was re- SCLC terms an “economic ceiving the Nobe! Peace Prize Withdrawal,” is international in Norway, his Southern % scope. While the support. ae of other U.S. civil rights Christia Leadership - : : . ference eae, tin 2 groups like CORE is being boycott against the Scripto Svticited, pleas are also gong: Co., one of the world's lead. OUt, to Scripto plant in Eng. ing manufacturers of pens nd. Southern Rhodesia and. and cizerette lshters, The Oe eae me ar) ‘ z ~~ " pao} roy ‘ f ost i. wher. -? 4 s oot wee 9 SPT OS whey SetuGd sagem ious pete hee pene ge Heved that Dr. KiEg—WTH’ ‘hahgeuving., Laney charge oo that racial discrimination is : hehind Jow waces for 750 pQ.7 bbO Ge] unskiveed enlored workers af & ap cawlina plant here in the vt of the Nezro section co boanty a few Lioeks from SCLC national headquarters. The Company says it pays tcempctiive wares for the ‘ywutheast and labels the ra- wal charge a “fake,” THe Wasa ct ce te SY » be NW 35057 Doold: 32999551 Page 254 * Fook i
Seeeb fe emmponeraamay © ia Rn Rene ee aaa ® Sennpnen nye oe ~ = pee » i] Far ene Rem wane ooh = AA vee Tee Yt daw cm Se a She Se NE sea a “ae © ®v : “4 PS petted a ¥ Sin® . é z “ v : » * I x ~ . ms We eo » ad o : : . i ae « re Ge . sf eo “’ . \ a Ls 7 ” on tap Fe ox nie mai nout SOI Renner Ca . we a Fee sen ta eden LdedvaD ove stathen hi eliedlsastetiadsKenttebidie dete Ent OR im Iban Ss A ALAK Ehret tnd Sony ACCEPTS PEACE PRIZE IN OSLO: The Rev. Dr. an Luther King Jr. is congratulated by King ¢ Olav ¥ of Nor- way. Crown Prince Harald is at the left. Mrs. King stands to the right, Dr. King was cited for civil rights efforts. Dr. King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize as ‘Trustee’ 1 i By JAMES FERON Spec.al to The New York T.mes OSLO, Norway, Dee. 16-— The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ae.epted the Neuhbei Peace Prize teday on behalf of the civil rig’tts mev “pment Test af spreck ta Dr. King appears Gi Pege 33. and “all men who love prace and brotny A” The Bap the United States are engaged in a ereative hattle to end the long might of racial injustice.” Nevertheless, he said that he had an “abiding faith m America” and refused to be- Neve that mankind was “s) tragically bound to the star- less midmight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhead can never beoen.e a reihty.” Tor. fuel wea aa aoae MW 55087 DBocld: 32989551 Page 255 ernment and diplomatic lead- ers, members of Dr. King's fanuly and his associates in the civil rights movement. He spoxe in Enciish and tne en h SOLAS maeny was televised througn- ent Evrove. The award care ried @ money prize equivalent to about §34.u00. The oo-vear- old minister, the youngest persn ever tywin the t ed award, sand he re. snes + 3 . - . tea 8 « “ . « - ou fich bas net wor tne yore Roa BI tT OD saa ral ho4 chan s Leal ee as 1s the essence cf ine N -bet Priza.’ Why, then. avrard ‘his prize io a movement “whic: is beeagicred and ein smitted tO UNIGh ning atpagsie 2?” Dr, Ring He s&s ae frat “after . wetentp. Aten” he had thas asked, reach ditiis caelisen! award, which Tore eye en be. haf of thal movenoent, io a prosound rece cilia om that tapered? rt ab a.cue rat Peed LaPeer avr yey te Continued on Page 22. Celunin 35 a Poa ‘ A: a S °