Marshals Remain in Alert in Montgomery
Federal marshals stay on alert in Montgomery escorted by local leaders amid racial tension and reported unrest in the city during a period of civil rights activity.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1961
Page
4
Federal marshals stay on alert in Montgomery escorted by local leaders amid racial tension and reported unrest in the city during a period of civil rights activity.
The event saw multiple injuries and 15 white arrests amid riot conditions as federal marshals and police restored order. Students evacuated and later returned as the all clear was given. The Nashville student movement pledged to push on toward their original destination with federal escorts the plan.
Approximately 38 ABWA members and their bosses attended the banquet. The event celebrated development efforts at Tech with attendees noting the award as a highlight of the year.
A tornado sighting was reported in the storm area near Daihart and Panbanile. emergency teams sought to confirm the event and assess damage as weather alerts continued.
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The Snyder officer recalls his career and a famous incident when wielding a Frontier Colt 45. He describes multiple arrests daily, the dangers faced, and how a final call ended his active duty as gunfire brushed past his weapon.
The House postponed Retcardt’s bill on municipal annexation to limit city expansion while the Senate refused to debate the measure. A gas tax proposal from HB 482 was delayed. Senate committees shifted to midterm review as law changes on drug distribution and state registration fees faced scrutiny.
In a tight runoff key figures Blakley and Tower trade accusations as campaigns push for votes ahead of Saturday. Party lines blur with Tower pressing new questions and Blakley denouncing claims while Democrats rally and critics urge voters to consider the Senate race stakes.
The document outlines opposition to state farm policy proposals. It argues for protecting traditional lawmaking, ensuring fair farmer participation, and extending protections while criticizing certain marketing orders as unfair. It calls for programs that consider all crops and avoid rigid, exclusionary regulations.
A Chicago area housewife and mother is accused in a local embezzlement case. The report notes ongoing legal action and mentions association with a group or covenant. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A pair accused in a torch slaying testified about the night of the crime in a Houston courtroom. Witnesses described events at a dwelling and the involvement of Ashley and other named individuals. Proceedings included testimony from close associates and family members as the case unfolds.
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