Colorful ex Arkansas polist minister now in Baytown
Ex Arkansas figure Mackrell, a radio preacher and former political candidate, lives in Baytown with deep Arkansas roots. He built a public radio Kiddie Club and circus of political stumps, running for governor in 1948 and lieutenant governor in later years while promoting education, orphanage support, and church driven campaigns. His career intertwined with local media and Petroleane Gas Co public relations ventures.
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New York AP reports the Johnson administration mobilized to restore public confidence in the economy after a month of market decline. Officials urged calm as Wall Street reversed losses, citing improving indicators in May including payrolls, factory work week, and hourly wages while warnings about war and currency concerns lingered.
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