Arkansas Candidates Debate Runoff Then General Election Talk
In a packed campaign scene on Thursday August 27 1970 Governor Rockefeller described a 5050 runoff outlook against Faubus while Senator Bumpers mocked the race saying he would win and noting support from several rivals. The discussion touched on Mulitple contenders and black voters with Hampton and Shead in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumpers
Purcell
Fantus
Faubus
Rockefeller
Rev
R. J. Hampton
Hampton
Henry Shead
Shead
Little Rock
James K. Mackrell
Lester Gibbs
Calendar of events and election results in Hot Springs and beyond
The notice lists local calendar items and a lengthy roll of political candidates and vote tallies from districts 20 through 44. It includes church events in Arkansas, plus election results showing names such as Bill Randall, Ray A. Clinton, Arthur Quinn Jr., Maudine Childers, Rev. J. T. Giles, and many Little Rock and Hot Springs figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meers
Little Rock
Joe Mourot
Ralph Patterson
North Little Rock
Josh McHughes
Patterson
Gary Coe
Bob Traylor Jr
Odell Kuykendall
Gravel Ridge
Robert E. Watson
Gene Mazzanti
John D. Plegge
Ben D. Rowland Jr
Loyd R. Haynes
Dorrell
John Ward
Art Givens
Sherwood
Tommy Evans
T. E. Patterson
George W. Davis
Horatio
Burl Foster
Ash
Pine Bluff
Mack McLarty
Hope
Arthur Stretch
Thomas Sparks
Fordyce
J. M. Rogers Jr
Manning
J. M. Matthews
Dumas
James Poe McGehee
Rev. J. &. McSwain
Carrie Dilworth
Gould
McSwain
Jimmie McKissack
Star City
David Orr
Texarkana
Lee McEwen
Charles Wade Jr
David Potter
R. B. Morton
Donald Corbin
Lewisville
Gladys Oglesby
Stamps
Joe Mahony II
el Dorado
Bob Hicks
Junction City
R.L. Goodwin
Hampton
Wilson T. Bethea
Goodwin
Frank Humphreys Jr
Smackover
Hep
N. B. Murphy
Hamburg
Don Rodgers
Rossett
Murphy
Joe Bridgforth
Crossett
Bill Holloway
Lake Village
Jamar Dingler
John Scott Sr
Caroline Jett
Lake
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Laird
Soviets
United States
John Foster
Pentagon
Defense
Foster
America
Denly
U.S
Saigon
Judy
Oscar Alngood
George Locke
George Pugh
Tom Watson
Monette
Norman Wimpy
Jonesboro
Vance Scurinck
Ivan Rose
Rogers
Gary Kendon
Bentonville
Rose
Dewey Taft
Maysville
Philip Moser
Roger Logan Jr
Harrison
Arlis Conner
R. D. Howell
Russellville
Don Archer
Archer
John Hawkins
John Lingle
Piggott
Robert Cherry
Corning
Jess Haynes
Pocahontas
Douglas Pierce
Hugh Kincaid
Fayetteville
Bill Drake
Kincaid
Neal Miller
Andrew G. Schug
Paragould
Harry Brewer
Kenneth R. Camp
Booneville
F. J. Willema
Paris
A. J. Troxell
Greenbrier
J. C. Dawson
Conway
Troxell
Q. D. Thorn
P. K. Holmes
Newport
Charles W. Files
Hunter
Holmes
Betty Welch
Auvergne
Charles Lutes
Blytheville
Dana R. Davis
Lutes
Republcan
Lucille Watson
Ray S. Smith Jr
Kham Duc
Saints
St. Bernards
Heidi
Northfield Center
Ohio
Ester Hicks
Silvertone Singers
Shreveport
Louisiana
New ‘Testament Pentecostal Church of Jesus
Walker and
Dairy Streets
J.C. White
C.Y.F
Mt Zion C.mle
Thomas E. Cherry
Bright Star Gospel Singers
Bluff City
Arkansas
Shorter Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Brevins
Azalea Scott
J.T. Giles
the Woods Sisters
Malvern
Scott
Bill Halloway
Lake Villape
A&p
Hope Village Shopping Center
USDA
Borden
Moore Bros. Large
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