Northeast Louisiana lawmakers top pay with per diem haul
Louisiana legislators from northeast Louisiana drew high pay during the fiscal session with Lonnie Richmond and Lantz Womack at 12105.20, Patton and Sevier among others, while per diem records show Little Hoover Commission members earning substantial sums and a separate segregation committee spending over 10 thousand dollars.
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Louisiana
Lonnie Richmond
Oak Grove
Lantz Womack
Swampers
Lawrence Gibbs
Ouachita
Mike John Jr
Adcock
Paychck
Monroe
W. T. Carpenter
Bastrop Gilbert
Chester Floyd
Workmen's Compensation Law Committee
Jena Gibbs
Monroe John
Un-American Activities Committee
WS. Peck Jr
Little Hoover Commission
Sicily Island
Edgar Lancaster
Tallulah
Napper
Bastrop
Womack
Institutions Study
Winnsboro
Louisdoo
Munson
Rapides Parish
Commission
Little Hoover
Roy Kk Wallace
Baton Rouge
Sen B. H. Rogers
Grand Cone
Richmond
John PP Sullivan
Peck
Patton
Jones
Edward J. Lebreton
New Orleans
Frank J Dies
St. Landry Parish
Victor Bussie
Afl-Cio
Joint Legislative Committee On Segregation
John Garrett
Haynesville
Garrett
JFK and Khrushchev Hold Over Three Hour Summit Talk
The JFK Khrushchev talks extended three hours and twenty eight minutes at the U S Embassy residence as they discussed nuclear tests disarmament and West Berlin amid a jovial luncheon. Kennedy arrived in Berlin after Paris talks with De Gaulle boosting his stance for the summit.
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Germany
Salinger
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
U. S
Embassy
Kennedy
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Tower Buoys GOP In Texas Victory Boosts Two-Party Talk
In Austin, Republican John Tower defeats Democrat William Blakley for the U S Senate seat vacated by Lyndon Johnson. Tower won 448 439 to 437 921 as the Texas GOP projects a stronger two party state with precinct level organization and hopes for expanded 1962 candidacies despite losses in smaller counties.
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Austin
Tex
John G. Tower
U.S
Senate
Texas
Tower
William A. Blakley
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Bruce Alger
Dallas
Eisenhower
Paul Kilday
Texas Gop
Tad Smith
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Andrew Sevier
Tallualh
J. Allen
Jonesburg
Jack Crane
Monterey
Vail M Delony
Contractors Board
Lake Providence
Lasley Downes
Institutions of Higher Learning
Rayville
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Carpenter
Ford Stinson
Bossier
Kelly Gravelet
Plaquemines
Carroll L. Dupont
Terredone
Herman Schoenberger
House
Bert Adams
Vernon
Shelby Alford
St. Helena
Jackson
Frank J.kmyer
Orleans
Cliff \mmons
Sabine
Robert Angelle
St. Martin
Salvador Anzelmo
Willie Arceneaux
Acadia
Jerry Ashley
Kenneth C Barranger
Elmore Beene
Shreveport
JJ. M. Brown
Calcasieu
W. K. Brown
Grant
Rodney Burns
Orlean Joseph Casey
Orlean Walker Clark
Joe Henry Cooper
DeSoto
Arthur Crais
Cadden
Tom Jowell
Pointe Coupee
John
Cunchita
Daniel Kelly
Jesse Knowles
Lancaster
Madison
Maurice Landrieu
Pone
James
Leake
W. Feliciana
Edward Lebreton
Bryan Lehmann
St Cherley
John Lewis
Beauregard
John J. Matassa
Louis Michot
Lafayette
Patrick McGilligan
Reeves Morgan
Feliciana Mimson
Rapides
Peter W. Martes
Curtie McCrary
Bienville
Eugene Wo McGehee
Charles McHenry
Jesse D. McLain
St Tammany
Nanper
Liteon
Eugene
Avoyelles
A T. Sanders Jr
Assumption
Anthony Vesich
Emery Villar
Morehouse
Franklin
Robert A. Ainsworth
Cecil R. Blair
Sam Broussard
Elmore F. Bonin
A. C. Clemmons Jr
W. J. Cleveland
Acavlia
Jackson B. Davis
Caddo
Charles Deichmann
Frank Diesi
St. Landry
Adrain Duplantier
Laurance Eustis
Olaf Fin
Ee Firmin
St. Mary
W D. Folkes
FE. Feliciana
Friedman
Natchitoches
Jack Fruge
Orleans Gilbert
Richland
Catahoula
Wendell Harris
John Jumonville
Iberville Parish
John Schwegmann
Jules Mollere
Jefferson Parish
Jack Dyer
W. F Bernhard
East Baton Rouge Parish
JFK
Kiroli Woods
Jimmie Griffin
Duncan Circle
Washington, Monroe
Bastrop City
Judicial Dist
Morehouse and
Che Barham
GOP
Brennan Utilities
Georgia Street Nursing Home
Georgia Street
State Department of Hospitals
Camille
Charlie Poindexter
Montgomery Ward
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