Crank renews attack on Rockefeller in Arkansas rally
Marion Crank Democratic gubernatorial candidate assailed Gov Winthrop Rockefeller over Arkansas finances saying the state would be broke by year end and vowing efficient management over tax hikes. He charged a $40 million surplus was spent and criticized the administration as extravagant while stressing honesty and reform. Also speaking were Bill Wells Joe Purcell and Mrs Kelly Bryant. Spirits of Hartshorn ammonia water note.
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Humphrey Denies Gifted Lake Waverly Land For $200
A Humphrey spokesman states he bought six unimproved Lake Waverly lots from Ray Ewald in 1955 for $200. The Chicago Tribune claimed Humphrey accepted the land as a gift during his Senate years. Wright County records linked Ewald to an antitrust case and described him as a party financial angel.
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Foe says Fulbright cannot defend record in Arkansas race
Republican Charles Bernard campaigned in Springdale while Senator J. W. Fulbright taped a Little Rock program. Bernard accused Fulbright of avoiding debate and not defending his record, urging an explanation for voting on gun control and past Hawaii remarks. He warned of smear tactics as desperation grows.
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Crank Campaign Rivalry Shapes Arkansas Governor Bid
In Little Rock a Crank campaign rally frames Marion Crank as an experienced leader capable of solving state issues. Campaign manager Jack Oakes predicts Crank will win by 30,000 to 50,000 votes while criticizing Rockefeller’s handling of reforms and economic policies.
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Crank’s bid to lead Arkansas Dems amid tax clash
Rockefeller cites Crank’s absence during the May tax vote as an issue in the governor race. Crank, former Foreman teacher and cement executive, rose to speaker and party leader, resigning from Foreman Cement to run for governor. Arkansas politics center on Faubus-era ties and party unity as Crank edges toward the Democratic nomination.
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