Civil rights activist and MLK aide Tom Houck dies, Atlanta leaders say

Tom Houck, a dedicated civil rights activist who served as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s driver and went on to become a fixture in Atlanta media and politics, has died, city officials announced.
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