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Aycock (born 1947), Dr. Kenneth J. Aycock (born 1949), and Larry Thomas Aycock (born 1955) and three daughters, Mrs. Dirk (Barbara) Ory (born 1946), Mrs. Michael (Mary
Margaret) Valls (born 1951), and Mrs. Greg (Susan) Fleniken (born 1958); his sister, Mrs. Steven (Mary Ida Aycock) Dupuis (November 17, 1918 – February 27, 2009), and his stepmother, Amy W. Aycock (December 19, 1909 – May 29, 2006). He is interred at Franklin Cemetery in his native Franklin, Louisiana.
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be elected to two consecutive four-year terms, but not a third-term unless he first sits out a term. When Aycock gauged how powerful McKeithen had become, he backed away from a gubernatorial challenge and ran instead for reelection as lieutenant governor, again without tying himself to any gubernatorial candidate. He had no serious opposition for his third term.
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Clinton Boardman. Aycock polled 392,421 votes (83.2 percent) to Boardman's 68,186 (14.4 percent). (Vaughn L. Phelps (born 1920), also of Monroe, the nominee of the Louisiana States' Rights Party, received 11,299 votes, the remaining 2.4 percent.) Boardman, at seventy-two, did not wage an active
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Alexandria, and former Governor Jimmie Davis, then of Baton Rouge. Aycock, the most conservative candidate in the field, finished in sixth place with 88,465 votes. Davis and Aycock, who had been the winning intraparty ticket in 1960, were opposing each other in 1971. As it turned out, neither was
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Lafayette. Duval, an "old-school" orator, was as conservative as Aycock, but he, like his gubernatorial ticket mate Morrison, fared poorly in central and northern Louisiana. In 1968, Duval entered the state Senate for the first of three terms with his former rival, Lieutenant Governor Aycock, as
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Louisiana Land & Exploration Company. He died in the first few days of 1987, another primary election year for governor and other state constitutional offices. Survivors included his wife; three sons, Joseph Wesley "Jody"
449:. In Louisiana, House Speakers routinely have the recommendation of the governor regardless of the separation of powers between executive and legislative branches. He was reelected to the legislature in 1956 but was not recommended for retention as Speaker by Kennon's successor,
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Johnston. Edwards narrowly won the second primary and then went on to defeat Republican David Treen, then of Jefferson Parish, in the general election held on February 1, 1972.
499:. Losing candidates included sitting Governor Earl Long, who was actually waging his third campaign (the last two unsuccessful) for lieutenant governor, and Mayor William J. "Bill" White (December 25, 1910 – December 12, 1990) of
481:. In the 1974 Constitution, senators chose a "Senate President" to preside over the body, with a ceremonial President Pro Tem in the second position. These Senate presidents also have the recommendation of the governor.
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Louisiana parishes, and both were in the anti-Long tradition of Louisiana politics.
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534:' choice for lieutenant governor; his intraparty rival, George Bowdon, was endorsed from the start by the losing runoff candidate,
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845:"Services Set for former Lt. Gov. 'Taddy' Aycock,"
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530:. Aycock was in the second round of balloting
630:of Baton Rouge, however, endorsed the Johnson-
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518:. Ernest J. Wright, a labor organizer from
465:. Aycock was associated with the anti-Long
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248:Franklin Cemetery in Franklin, Louisiana
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107:James Edward "Jimmy" Fitzmorris, Jr.
861:A Dictionary of Louisiana Biography
786:. The eventual Democratic nominee,
784:Louisiana Public Service Commission
266:Elaine Champagne Aycock (1918–2011)
70:May 10, 1960 – May 9, 1972
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838:"Former Lt. Gov. Aycock dies,"
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847:Baton Rouge Morning Advocate
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774:, state Representative
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453:. Long instead called
653:and Robert Kennon of
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806:). He supported the
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726:U.S. Representative
673:W. L. "Jack" Howard
645:, former Governors
643:Wade O. Martin, Jr.
384:lieutenant governor
27:American politician
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608:Barry M. Goldwater
455:Lorris M. Wimberly
445:as his choice for
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18:Clarence C. Aycock
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852:Aycock obituary,
849:, January 7, 1987
842:, January 7, 1987
681:Tulane University
647:Sam Houston Jones
624:Allen J. Ellender
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616:Lyndon B. Johnson
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516:Baton Rouge
419:Bronze Star
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305:Bronze Star
178:Preceded by
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1691:Fitzmorris
1611:Bouanchaud
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257:Democratic
214:1915-01-13
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1531:Pinchback
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