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(0) The. 9-22-58 edition of the “New York Times" published an article captioned "Dr. King's Knifer Sent to Bellevue" which per- tained to the stabbing of Martin Luther King in NYC, by Izola Curry. This article indicated that King's wife, Coretta King, had arrived in NYC, and after a brief visit with King told reporters that she felt no bitterness toward Mrs. Curry. 100-135-61-A "yew York Times" (4414 The WFO furnished a summary of information regarding the Youth March for Integrated Schools, held 10-25-58 in Washington, D.C. One of the leaders of this march was Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr., who also delivered a speech on the Negro struggle for emancipa- tion. This speech was to have been delivered by her husband, who was convalescing from an. assault. (text of: speech set out). 62-101087-611 p.10, encl. No.2 ; .t,11,12 cd . p-T,il; A mail cover maintained during the. approximate period 2/18/59 to 3/20/59 on the residence and place of business of Aubrey Willis Williams (100-52504), Montgomery, Alabama disclosed a postcard addressed to Williaiisand his wife from Coretta King and her husband, Martin. This communication was a personal message. (content not shown) 100-§2504-55 p.13 (4 ib P By letter dated 6/17/60 the American Embassy in Accra, Ghana, advised the State Department that the Government of Ghana had extended invitations to the Republic Inauguration Ceremonies to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther King of Atlanta and other Americans. (Date not given) 109-12-366-32 p.1 Gh s b7C coonc Ape ERS Wap eamalasvised that on 2722-62 a ratty =”? Was sponsored by the New York Friends of the SCLC (100-438794) to honor Mrs. Martin Luther King at. the MotherA.M. E.- Zion-Church;~ NYC. | advised th eting of the Harlem Lith AD CP Club on an NYC, gave a ~- report on the 2-22-62.King-affair. (continued)