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Pryor Center recalls Bob Riley, Arkansas' 11-day governor (opens the original)
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Interviewer: Looking back on your political career, what stands out the most in your mind? Bob Riley: I think those 11 and a half days that I was serving the governor's office. It never happened before and probably will never happen again. Kyle Kellams: Randy Dixon with the Pryor Center. Kellams: Hi, Randy. Who did we just hear? Kellams: Okay, now we're in the middle of a series of governors in Arkansas modern era. Dixon: Yes. Now, and people are going to say, what? Kellams: But now, wait a minu
How Dale Bumpers went from the governor's office to the U.S. Senate (opens the original)
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Dale Bumpers: Leadership, of course, is that mark of being able to convince people that things ought to be done simply because they are right. Kyle Kellams: It's time to go into the Pryor Center archives again with Randy Dixon. Randy Dixon: Hello. It's good to be here, Kyle. Kellams: Great to have you there. Who did we just hear? Dixon: That was our 38th governor, Dale Bumpers, who was in office from 1971 to 1975. So he had two, two-year terms, which was kind of almost traditional, I guess you'd
How Winthrop Rockefeller broke Arkansas' one-party politics (opens the original)
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Archival audio: Win Rockefeller, Morrilton, Arkansas, filed for governor because he believes in his state. Kyle Kellams: We're continuing a series here on the Pryor Center profiles, are we not? Kellams: You are with the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History. Kellams: I want to tell people about that because you all do some amazing work. Kellams: And you're going to continue some amazing work as we continue to wind our way through the governors of Arkansas who have e
Pryor Center revisits Orval Faubus beyond the Central High crisis (opens the original)
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He came from the hills, a small place called Greasy Creek near Huntsville in Northwest Arkansas. Before the Highway Commission, his career had been as versatile as his life had been plain. He was a migrant worker, a circuit court clerk, and had run the local newspaper for the folks in Greasy Creek. Kellams: We're continuing a series from the Pryor archives, are we not? Randy Dixon, Arkansas governors of the modern age. Dixon: As I guess I've made up. Modern age, I mean, the development of electr
Pryor Center revisits Sid McMath, Arkansas' reform-era governor (opens the original)
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Barnes: The campaign was waged in 1948. The taste of World War II was still fresh, but the boys were home and prosperity seemed just around the corner. Never, many would remember, was there a more exciting time to be an Arkansan. It was Sidney McMath's time. Kellams: We know that voice, Randy Dixon. Dixon: That is Steve Barnes, who is known — gosh, he's been in Arkansas media since the early '70s. Dixon: Yes. And that's saying something. Kellams: Yes. And what we're starting this week is somethi
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