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History Mystery Game: Clue #5

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Martin Luther King, Jr., accompanied by wife Coretta Scott King,
after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
In 1964, African-American Civil Rights trailblazer Martin Luther King, Jr. received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway. While in Europe, he asked to meet our celebrated History Bitch. King declared her, “about the most fascinating person I have ever met.” How awesome is that?
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