The Political Graveyard: Arkansas Delegation to 1960 Democratic National Convention

Arkansas Delegation to the
1960 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Tom Allen, Brinkley - Mrs. E. E. Ashbaugh, Little Rock - Rupert Blalock, Paragould - Rufus Branch, Pecan Point - Kohn Bray, Marked Tree - James R. Bush, Helena - Leon B. Catlett, Little Rock - C. Fred Coleman, Lewisville - John Davis, Fayetteville - J. B. Dodds, Little Rock - J. E. Dunlap, Jr., Harrison - Mary Faught, Jonesboro - Claude A. Fuller, Eureka Springs - J. F. Gillespie, Jr., Carlisle - Lloyd Godley, Osceola - Elizabeth Goodman, Malvern - Nathan Green Gordon, Morrilton - Mattie Hackett, Stamps - Thomas Harper, Fort Smith - Oren Harris - Marlin Hawkins, Morrilton - Pat Henderson, England - Olen Hendrix, Antoine - Carl N. Hope, Little Rock - Ella B. Hurst, Fayetteville - Bill Ingram, West Memphis - Gaither Johnston, Dermott - Lacy Lawrence, Texarkana - Jim Malone, Lonoke - F. B. Manatt, Corning - Pat Mehaffy, Little Rock - John E. Miller, Melbourne - Fred Pickens, Newport - Raymond Rebsamen, Little Rock - William J. Ripling, Rison - Ray S. Smith, Jr., Hot Springs - Shuler Smith, Little Rock - W. R. Smith, Lake Village - Joe M. Smreker, Little Rock - George E. Steel, Nashville - A. J. Stephens, Prattsville - E. S. Stephens, Fort Smith - Armil Taylor, Clarksville - F. A. 'Pat' Teague, Berryville - Mrs. George Troutt, Benton - Paul Van Dalsem, Perryville - Clifton Wade, Fayetteville - Dave Ward, Conway - Mrs. R. E. Weaver, Jr., Little Rock - V. H. Williams, Jr., Little Rock - R. A. Young, Jr., Little Rock

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
W. R. Alstadt, Little Rock - Dean Boswell, Bryant - Frank Carr, Hazen - James C. Cole, Malvern - Harvey G. Combs, Little Rock - Glen Cox, Reyno - Carle Dicus, Sr., Hot Springs - Talbot Feild, Jr., Hope - Ted Goldman, Texarkana - Elles Huff, Newport - Horace Illing, Sweet Home - William T. Jennings, Texarkana - M. C. Lewis, Jr., Hot Springs - L. H. McDaniel, Tyronza - Mrs. Charles Metzler, Jonesboro - Louise Porter, North Little Rock - Wes Pruden, Jr., Little Rock - Porter Rodgers, Searcy - Irma Smith, Little Rock - W. J. Smith, Little Rock - Floyd Taylor, Little Rock - Reed W. Thompson, North Little Rock - Ray Thornton, Little Rock - T. J. Van Zandt, Van Buren - Mrs. Carneal Warefield, Lake Village - Jack Yates, Ozark

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