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we eo C~ ‘ ae oe . . Memorandum to Mr. W. C. Sullivan RE; MARTIN LUTHER KING, 100106670 an attack on the Vietnam war and the fact that King did not 6 7 have a "one-«dimensional, negative attitude" toward black _ militants and black nationalists but that there was mutual respect with these people. “A Mrs. King’s treatment of the incidents contained in the book must be read as that of a wife writing about her dead husband and about her impressions concerning his activities-- a widow's epitaph. A lack of objectivity and a biased report overemphasizing the importance of these activities are to be expected in such a book and are present in this book. Mra, King's book depicts, page after page, a saintly couple, with saintly children, surrounded by saintly associates. She compares King with Christ on a number of occasions. Also on one occasion she makes the atatement that “fain * the world ag a a whole, his (Martin Luther 3 King, . even b 2