Convicted Pastor to Continue Fight in Montgomery
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and other leaders pledge to press on with protests against segregation on Montgomery buses after a conviction for violating the boycott law. A $500 fine against Carter was suspended, with appeals planned to the U S Supreme Court as organizers insist nonviolence remains essential to the campaign for civil rights and school desegregation. The movement, led by the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, plans further mass rallies and continued sit-ins as part of the broader fight against Jim Crow laws.
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Miss Lucy plans reentry to U S Alabama after marriage
Miss Lucy, once a sophomore at Miles College, Birmingham, vowed to reenter the University of Alabama after her impending marriage. She said she would seek admission elsewhere if Alabama rejected her, and that she plans to wed in Dallas with Rev. H. C. Foster officiating.
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