King travels extensively throughout the world for inter- national conferences and goodwill missions. Mrs. King is a leading participant in the non-violent JACQUELINE O'NEILL, Assistant to Vice President for BEVERLY STALLWORTH, Administrative Assistant to movement since the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955- Government and Community Affairs, Harvard University, Walter Dunfey, Dunfey Family 56. Widely renowned for her dedicated efforts in the Cambridge, Ma. JAMES M. STONE, Commissioner of Insurance, Common- struggle for human rights and full employment, she THE HONORABLE WILLIAM OWENS, State Senator, wealth of * serves as Co-Chairperson of the National Committee on , Ma. JOANNE SYMONS, State Chairperson, N. H. Democratic Full Employment. HENRY F. OWENS, III, Attorney, Owens & Associates, State Committee, Concord, N. H. Boston, Ma. President Carter recently appointed Mrs. King as United SPENCER L. TIMM, Vice President, Haas Securities Cor- PAUL PARKS, Secretary of Educational Affairs, Common- States Representative to the 32nd Session of the United poration, Boston, Ma. wealth of Massachusetts Nations General Assembly. Mrs. King is also President REVEREND THOMAS USHER, West Roxbury High School, THE HONORABLE RUDOLPH PIERCE, U. S. Magistrate, of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change, West Roxbury, Ma. Boston, Ma. Parker House, Boston, Massachusetts Chairperson of the Commission on Economic Justice for JOAN RICE, Assistant Coordinator of Charitable Trust, ALEX WALSH, President, Barker Chadsey Co., Providence, Women, member of the Board of Directors of the South- R. I. Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., Boston, Ma. ern Christian Leadership Conference, and author of My THE HONORABLE CLIFFORD RICHARDSON, City Coun- MARY WALSH, J. T. O'Connell Realty, Newport, R. I. November 10, 1977 Life With Martin Luther King, Jr., published in 1969. cil, Portland, Me. MICHAEL WESTGATE, Executive Director, Boston Devel- JOHN RYAN, President, Ryan, Elliott & Co., Inc., Boston, opment Commission, Boston, Ma. Mrs. King's endeavors in the arena of civil rights moti- Ma. vate many Americans to re-examine their approach to JOANNE WILBURN, Administrative Assistant to Jerry ALEX RODRIGUES, Commissioner, Massachusetts Commis- Dunfey, Dunfey Family Hotels Welcome to the New England Circle . . . social justice. Committed to the "Dream" of the late sion Against Discrimination, Boston, Ma. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Mrs. King strives to make GRETCHEN WORTHAM, General Manager, WILD, Boston, JEAN SAMPSON, Maine Civil Liberties Union, Lewiston, Our purpose is to assemble for discussion of social, that "Dream" a reality. Ma. Me. political, literary and educational topics; our goal is the Previous New England Circle Guest Speakers are Au- EUGENE SAVAGE, Director of Admissions, University of ROBIN YOUNG, Hostess, Evening Magazine, WBZ TV-4, exchange of ideas and opinions that lead to constructive Boston, Ma. thor Richard N. Goodwin; Historian Dr. Henry Steele New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. change in our personal lives and in our nation. BARRY SLOAN, Assistant Vice President, Century Bank, MORTIMER ZUCKERMAN, Chairman, Boston Urban Commager; Democratic National Committee Chairman Salem, Ma. Association, Boston, Ma. Mrs. Coretta Scott King, the widow of Dr. Martin Kenneth Curtis; Georgia State Senator Julian Bond; Luther King, Jr., will lead our discussion for the ninth Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy; Journalist meeting of the New England Circle. Jimmy Breslin and United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young. Born in Marion, Alabama, Coretta Scott King is a graduate of Antioch College and the New England Con- Your Hosts . . . servatory of Music. The mother of four children. Mrs. . . . Jack, Bill, Walter, Roy and Jerry Dunfey GUESTS SHEILA BANKS, Staff News Person, WNAC-TV 7, Boston, FLORETTA DEBOISE, Worcester, Ma. FREIDA GARCIA, Director, Consultation and Educational THE HONORABLE MEL KING, State Representative, Ma. JOHN DIXON, General Manager, Hyatt Regency , Program, Boston University, Boston, Ma. Boston, Ma. JAMES M. BARNHART, District Director-Marketing, Delta Cambridge, Ma. THE HONORABLE MARY GOODE, State Representative, ARTHUR G. KOUMANTZELIS, Managing Partner, Arthur Airlines, Boston, Ma. EARL DUFFY, General Manager, Boston Park Plaza Hotel, Roxbury, Ma. Young & Co., Boston, Ma. MARGARET BEAN, Administrative Assistant to Roy F. Boston, Ma. JEROME GROSSMAN, Democratic National Committee, SHEPARD LEE, President, Lee Management Company, Auburn, Me. Dunfey, Dunfey Family Hotels BECIE DUFFY, Boston Park Plaza Hotel, Boston, Ma. Massachusetts RUSS HOYLE, Managing Editor, Real Paper, Cambridge, Ma. CHRIS BLACK, Washington Correspondent, The Lowell DEBRA A. DUNFEY, Spanish Department, Derryfield School, SONJA HAMLIN, Hostess, Sunday Open House, WCVB-TV Sun, Lowell, Ma. PHYLLIS MALAMUD, Bureau Chief, Newsweek Magazine, Manchester, N. H. 5, Needham, Ma. Boston, Ma. THE HONORABLE ROYAL BOLLING, JR., State Repre- MARY DUNFEY, Urban Reinvestment Task Force, Washing- JAMES S. HOYTE, Director of Administration, Secretary VIVIAN C. MALE, Special Assistant to Senator Edward W. sentative, North Dorchester, Ma. ton, D. C. and Treasurer, Massport, Boston, Ma. Brooke, Boston, Ma. JOHN O. BOONE, Minority Affairs Director, WNAC-TV 7, BARBARA BORIN DUNFEY, Director, Theatre By The Sea, KENNETH HUDSON, Manager of Market Development, THE HONORABLE EDWARD MARKEY, U. S. Congress, Boston, Ma. Portsmouth, N. H. Coca-Cola, Dedham, Ma. Maiden, Ma. KAY BOURNE, Feature Writer, Bay State Banner, Roxbury, LOVELL DYETT, Executive Producer of Black News and JUDY JARVIS, Time Magazine, Boston, Ma. SISTER MARY FRANCES MCCARTHY, S.N.D., President, Ma. Anchor Person, WN AC-TV 7, Boston, Ma. DR. FREDERICK JERVIS, President and Founder, Center for Emmanuel College, Boston, Ma. THE HONORABLE JOSEPH BRENNAN, Attorney General, JANE C. EDMONDS, Chairman, Massachusetts Commission Constructive Change, Durham, N. H. Maine MR. AND MRS. HENRY MORGENTHAU, Cambridge, Ma. Against Discrimination, Boston, Ma. JANIS W. JERVIS, Secretary, Center for Constructive DR. ERNA BALLANTINE BRYANT, Executive Director, ALBERT L. NELLUM, President, A. L. Nellum and Associ- DONALD EPHLIN, Regional Director, United Auto Workers, Change, Durham, N. H. ates, Washington, D. C. Black Ecumenical Commission, Boston, Ma. West Hartford, Ct. RICHARD JOHNSON, Human Rights Investigator, State of THE HONORABLE DAVID NELSON, Superior Court Judge, JOHN R. BUCKLEY, Secretary of Administration and JOAN FINNIGAN, Administrative Assistant, Dunfey Family N. H., Concord, N. H. Massachusetts Finance, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Hotels ROBERT K. JOHNSON, President, Raleigh Kelly, Inc., KATHLEEN NURSE, Minority Recruitment Coordinator, THE HONORABLE MARGARET BURNHAM, Associate JOHN FLYNN, Director, Community Action Program, United Cambridge, Ma. Mayor's Office of Human Rights, Boston, Ma. Justice, Boston Municipal Court, Boston, Ma. Auto Workers, West Hartford, Ct. KATHERINE JONES, School Committee, Newton, Ma. JOHN O'BRYANT, School Committee, Boston, Ma. JON CANAS, Executive Vice President, Dunfey Family Hotels THE HONORABLE EILEEN FOLEY, State Senator, Ports- THE HONORABLE RAYMOND JORDAN, JR., State Repre- THE HONORABLE TIMOTHY J. O'CONNER, JR., Speaker TONI CHANCE, Director of Training and Personnel Develop- mouth, N. H. sentative, Springfield, Ma. of the House, Vermont ment, Dunfey Family Hotels THE HONORABLE ROBERT L. FORTES, State Representa- MICHAEL KEMP, Managing Director, Round Hill Hotel, THE HONORABLE JOHN J. O'LEARY, JR., City Council, JOHN CRUZ, President, Cruz Construction Company, tive, Dorchester, Ma. Jamaica, West Indies Portland, Me. , Ma. JAMES FREIBURGER, PH.D., Rhode Island College, War- CORETTA SCOTT KING, Representative to THE HONORABLE THOMAS P. O'NEILL III, Lieutenant LEONARD W. CUMMINGS, President, Portland Area wick, R. I. the 32nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly Governor, Massachusetts NAACP, Portland, Me. ELEANOR DUNFEY FREIBURGER, Warwick, R. I.