King predicts Alabama civil rights gains at Capitol
At a Selma rally civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. warned southern politicians will be pressed to address Black demands after Black delegations from two Alabama counties met legislators in Montgomery over jobs education housing and voting. Lt Gov Allen restricted the Senate gallery while Sen Sparkman rebutted King's boycott stance, as other Alabama events including Bogalusa discussions and railroad modernization proposals surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Ala
Alabama
State
King
Montgomery
James B. ‘Allen
State Senate
John Sparkman
Dala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowess Tower
Bulletin Board
Bama
Capitol
Unified Press International
Connor
Washington
UPI
Commerce
John T .Connor
Congress
Caginor
House
Commerce Department
North Street
Teage
Oak ST
Lincoln
EisTot
Woodlawn Pharmacy, Inc
Tyler St. Tel
Berkshire Bank & Trust Company
Fred
Berkshire Bank
The
Berkshires
Will Adams
Allendale
Great Barrington
North Adams
Pitishield
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation