Solons Face Test Over Davis Control On Money Bill
Baton Rouge Gov Jim Davis faces a pivotal test as the general appropriations bill for 1962-63 moves to the floor. The $495 million measure includes spending reductions and faces closed hearings, with lawmakers weighing votes ahead of the election year. Contending issues involve Reily, Bernard, education reforms, and Leander Perez influence, while U S Senator Russell Long outfits support for upcoming races.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
House
Appropriations Committee
Bacon
Davis
Elmer Bernard
West Baton Rouge Parish
James S. Reily
Bernard
Reily
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Shelby Jackson
Adcock
Jackson
Board of Education
Jimmie Davis
Iapitol
Lions Club
U. S
Russell B. Long
Senate
Long
Hyannis Receives Arkansas Goat For Riders Gift
A 140 pound goat named Samson arrived in Hyannis from Little Rock Arkansas as a gift from Southern segregationists to the Negroes who took reverse freedom rides. The animal was sent by Malcolm G. Taylor and turned over to a local SPCA refuge. State welfare officials assign James Caramello to oversee finding homes and jobs for the Negroes.
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Hyannis, Mass
Malcolm G. Taylor
Little Rock
Freedom Riders North Committee
E. Thomas Murphy
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
James Caramello
New Bedford
State Welfare Department
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Solons
Sam Hanna
State Board of Education
Shelby M. Jackson
Segregation Committee
State Sovereignty Commission
Leander Perez
Chance Slim
Ture
Little Hoover Commission
John J. McKeithen
Columbia
Public Service Commission
McKeithen
Phil St. Amant
Izale
Desiard
Hyannis
Arkansas
Roark Bros
Troy & Nichols, Inc
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
TROY
Nichols
Louisiana
Penney’s
Dynasty
America
Penney
Penney’s Sportswear
Briggs-Stratton