He Had a Dream...Special Supplement, The Chicago Sun-Times, April 21, 1968

A tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. issued by the Chicago Sun-Times a few weeks after his assassination. The front cover features an illustration of King by Franklin McMahon and the rear cover features a photo originally published in Ebony Magazine. Inside are King's "Free at Last!" speech delivered in 1963, more illustrations by McMahon, "A Gentle Man of Eloquence" by Richard Foster, "The Letter from a Birmginham Jail," a centerfold photo spread of King speaking, facing violence, marching, and serving, "Memphis - The Final Moments" by Jimmy Breslin, "Then My Living Will Not Be in Vain" (a King sermon), "A Legacy of Conscience" by Prof. George M. Frederickson, other photographs, Langonst Hughes' poem, "The Challenge," and the lyrics to "We Shall Overcome."

Printed on folded newsprint sheets (13" x 11"), 20 p., heavily illustrated. One tiny piece missing along the rear fore edge, else a fine copy. Two copies in WorldCat at the Boston Public Library and Lake Forest College. Item #12606

Price: $125.00