Hueys Rule Put State Into Political Slavery Kingfish Remains as Patron Saint of Louisiana
A Baton Rouge based profile argues Huey P. Long shaped Louisiana politics into a two faction landscape centering on the late Kingfish. It notes Longs rise from rural Winn Parish to governor and U S Senate, his clashes with Earl Long, and a legacy of corruption scandals and political power that persisted after his death.
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Huey
Kingfish
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Ciov
Earl W K. Long
Texas
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Capitol
South
Earl K. Long
Earl Long
Longs
Pine
Winn Parish
Railway Commission
Standard Oil Co
Telephone Company
New Orleans
J. Y. Sanders Jr
House
National Guard
Hart Questions Legality of Finance Council Action
Topeka AP George Hart Democratic state treasurer questions the legality of the state finance council handling business without an official meeting. The council authorized an emergency 68119 allocation to keep the Grain Inspection Department operating the last 15 days of the fiscal year. Governor Docking signed and sent the measure to members by courier to avoid an official meeting. Republicans signed after an unofficial gathering. Hart may seek an attorney general ruling before transferring funds. Anderson calls the action irregular and insists policy matters require regularly convened sessions.
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Topeka
State Finance Council
George Hart
State Grain Inspection Department
George Docking
Council
Hart
Atty
John Anderson
Finance Council
Anderson
Writer's Girl Returns Home After 10 Day Disappearance
Linda Millar, 19, daughter of mystery writers Kenneth and Margaret Millar, returns to Santa Barbara after a 10 day disappearance following her fatal car crash involving an 11 year old boy. Psychiatrist says she is haunted by guilt while Armand Girola reports she wandered Northern California and Nevada gambling resorts. Girola picked her up in Reno and says she telephoned her mother upon reading the father's appeal.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Linda Millar
Kenneth
Margaret Millar
University of California
Linda
Armand Girola
California
Nevada
Girola
Reno
Cherokee Indians in Great Smoky Mountains Park
More than 3,000 Cherokee Indians live in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, a presence noted amid the park’s rugged landscape and cultural history.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
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