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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1965

Page

6

Russell Long a Long shadow in the Senate politics

AP Newsfeaters outlines Russell Long, Huey Long’s son, as he becomes the Senate's assistant majority leader. The Louisiana Democrat blends charm, wit, and family legacy with strategic independence, drawing on deep ties to liberal and conservative blocs and years of parliamentary maneuvering.

Hugh A. Mulligan Washington (Ap Louisiana Huey Long Russell Long U.S. Senate Huey Earl Senate Washington Bob Kerr Harry Byrd Lyndon Johnson Capitol Strom Thurmond John Calhoun Thurmond Russell Olin D. Johnston

A Shrewd Tactician Who Does Homework

Russell Long known as Huey Long III grew up amid Louisiana political feuds and aid programs. The article traces his rise from LSU student body president to Navy lieutenant, then Senate whip, noting his defense of his father’s reforms and his cautious, homework-driven approach in national politics.

Long Rhode Island Pastore Oklahoma Mike Monroney Hubert Humphrey South Carolina Russell Long Clint Anderson Senate Russell Finance Committee Harry Byrd Huey Pierce Long III Ceparaten Baton Rouge Washington New Orleans Ted Lewis LSU Law School Katherine Mae Hattie Navy Sicily Anzio France Louisiana Barrymores Longs Goldwater Paul Douglas Illinois Telstar

Executions Drop to 15 in 1964 U S Five Whites and Four Negroes Executed

Washington AP reports fifteen men were executed in 1964, the fewest since 1930, with eleven in the electric chair and four in the gas chamber. The year ended with 315 awaiting execution, highest since 1953.

Washington United States Atty Nicholas Katzenback

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