Earl Kemp Long inauguration for third non-consecutive term as Governor of Louisiana

In Baton Rouge, Governor Earl K. Long and his wife lead a parade on Inauguration Day. Long, the first to be elected Louisiana's governor three times, heads a 24-car motorcade to the Capitol. Lieutenant Governor Letherie Fraser and his family follow. At the Capitol, Chief Justice John B. Fournet swears in Fraser. Governor Long takes the oath and hints at potential tax increases to fund highway construction in his speech. Earl K. Long is congratulated as Louisiana's 71st chief executive.

What is significant about Governor Earl K. Long's election?

• He is the first governor from Baton Rouge.

• He is the first governor to serve two terms.

• He is the first governor to be elected three times.

• He is the youngest governor in history.

How many cars were in the motorcade heading to the Capitol?

• 24

• 18

• 12

• 30

Who administered the oath to Lieutenant Governor Fraser?

• The Mayor of Baton Rouge

• Chief Justice John B. Fournet

• Governor Earl K. Long

• Mrs. Earl K. Long

What did Governor Long suggest might be necessary in his inaugural speech?

• Cutting education funding

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing taxes

• Building a new Capitol

What number chief executive is Earl K. Long in Louisiana's history?

• 71st

• 72nd

• 70th

• 69th