Category Archives: Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-1956)
100-135-61 -144-100-135-61-195 May 1956-Ouly 1956. 194pp.
100-135-61-1-100-135-61-45 December 1955-March 1956. 132pp.
100-135-61-255-100-135-61-325 November 1956-January 1957. 239pp.
100-135-61-436-100-135-61-483 September 1957-April 1958. 121pp.
100-135-61-46-100-135-61-85 February 1956-March 1956.151pp.
100-135-61-86-100-135-61-143 March 1956-April 1956. 188pp.
124-A-1 Segregation [and Desegregation] 1956 (1).
157-6-61-71-157-6-61-128 December 1961-September 1962. 193pp.
Mar-56
FBI investigation of bombing of home of Martin Luther King Jr., and federal court ruling on bus segregation law in Montgomery, Alabama, May 1956-July 1956, 1956
FBI folder on Montgomery Bus Boycott, including bombings and information on Martin Luther King Jr., E. D. Nixon, and Rosa Parks, December 1955-March 1956, 1956
FBI folder on Montgomery Bus Boycott, including decision by Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. regarding segregation on Montgomery buses, November 1956-January 1957, 1956-1957
FBI folder on Tuskegee, Alabama race relations, and Montgomery Bus Boycott trials and continuing violence in Montgomery, September 1957-April 1958, 1957-1958
FBI folder on Montgomery Bus Boycott, mass arrests of boycott leaders and conviction of Rosa Parks, February 1956-March 1956, 1956
FBI folder on Montgomery Bus Boycott trials and segregation policy in Montgomery, Alabama, March 1956-April 1956, 1956
Records from the Presidential Library of Dwight D. Eisenhower: White House Central Files on public reaction to civil rights issues, including racial violence in South and Montgomery bus boycott, 1956, 1956
FBI folder on civil rights demonstrations in Montgomery, Alabama, and racial tensions in Alabama, December 1961-September 1962, 1961-1962
The Claude A. Barnett Papers: Coverage of the civil rights movement and other news from the Associated Negro Press, 1965