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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1972

Page

9

Senate Leader Ellender Dies at 81 in Washington

Allen J. Ellender longtime Louisiana political figure and president pro tempore of the Senate died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 7:20 pm of a heart attack. The Democratic caucus named Mississippi's James Eastland to succeed him as pro tempore while Arkansas Senator John L. McClellan was expected to chair the Appropriations Committee. Ellender, a Huey Long protege who backed the New Deal early then became a fiscal and social conservative, was praised by President Nixon and colleagues for his deep imprint on the Senate.

Washington Allen J. Ellender Huey Long Louisiana U.S. Senate Senate Bethesda Naval Hospital Spiro T. Agnew Ellender United States Senate Mike Mansfield Montana James O. Eastland Mississippi Eastland John L. McClellan Arkansas Democrats Franklin D. Roosevelt Congressional

Auto Industry Sets Five Million Cars For Year

The U S auto industry reached its five millionth car of the year in Detroit per Automotive News, with production dipping as 1973 model changeovers closed plants. Week totals show 75 576 cars scheduled, down from prior weeks. year to date output stands at 5 039 061 cars. Canadian production included 10 795 cars and 550 trucks.

Detroit U. S Automotive News Canada

Soldier Impersonator Lived At Army Base One Month

James David Morris Jr., 20, faced a federal court hearing in Atlanta after living at Ft. McPherson from June 5 to July 10 while wearing an Army uniform and using Army facilities. He said he did so to survive and avoid crime. Morris was placed under a $5,000 bond on impersonation charges as Army officials confirmed they provided housing and meals while trying to verify his status. He left July 10, was questioned, then arrested by the FBI when returning to claim belongings.

Atlanta James David Morris Jr Morris Ft. McPherson Magistates J. Roger ‘Thompson Army An Ft. McPherson FBI

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Senate Agriculture Committee Appropriations Committee President Nixon Allen J. Ellender Jr Christian Bros S. Hickory Ottawa Kansas Jenny Lind MR. and Mrs. Lee Barnett Myers Bros Kansas State Bank Gantibles Panasonic Lady Vanity Typrex Coronado Burgess ‘D AAA Lys Fammily Scott Famous Family Scott SCOTT
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