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Long is interred at Earl K. Long Memorial Park in Winnfield. He was estranged from his wife, Blanche Revere Long, at the time of his death, and she is not buried in Winnfield. In 1963, Blanche Long was a prime mover behind the successful gubernatorial candidacy that year of [[John J. McKeithen]], a public service commissioner from Caldwell Parish and a long-term ally of the Longs. McKeithn defeated former Mayor Morrison and former Governor Kennon for the party nomination and then turned aside a stronger-than-usual [[Republican Party|Republican]] bid for governor waged by [[Charlton Lyons]], a [[Shreveport]] oilman.
Long is interred at Earl K. Long Memorial Park in Winnfield. He was estranged from his wife, Blanche Revere Long, at the time of his death, and she is not buried in Winnfield. In 1963, Blanche Long was a prime mover behind the successful gubernatorial candidacy that year of [[John J. McKeithen]], a public service commissioner from Caldwell Parish and a long-term ally of the Longs. McKeithn defeated former Mayor Morrison and former Governor Kennon for the party nomination and then turned aside a stronger-than-usual [[Republican Party|Republican]] bid for governor waged by [[Charlton Lyons]], a [[Shreveport]] oilman.
==See also==
[[John K. Snyder]]
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