Arkansas Delegation to the 1972
Republican National Convention
Delegation co-chair: Charles
T. Bernard; Winthrop
Rockefeller
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large:
Charles
T. Bernard, Earle
- Vicki
Isely, Conway
- Milton
Lubin, Turrell
- Lillian
McGillicuddy, Little Rock
- George
E. Nowotny, Jr., Fort Smith
- Lee
Priest, Fayetteville
- Winthrop
Rockefeller, Morrilton
- Carolyn
Rush, Pine Bluff
- Leona
A. Troxell, Rose Bud
- Annie
R. Zachary, Marvell
- 1st District:
Bonnie
Libhart, Jonesboro
- Keith
Rutledge, Huff
- 2nd District:
Phyllis
Kincannon, North Little Rock
- Sam
Sparks, Little Rock
- 3rd District:
C.
W. 'Jim' McWhorter, Rogers
- Ada
Mills, Clarksville
- 4th District:
Jerri
Prudcen, Hope
- Odis
H. Richmond, Sr., Pine Bluff
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large:
Richard
C. Butler, Jr., Little Rock
- Ardelle
A. Gray, Russellville
- M.
L. Hendricks, Little Rock
- Glen
Hopkins, Jr., Van Buren
- Willa
Howard, Marianna
- Charles
Mazander, Benton
- Charles
J. Peacock, Jr., McCrory
- Mildred
Tennyson, Little Rock
- Evelyn
M. Thomas, Prairie Grove
- Dorothy
Webb, Little Rock
- 1st District:
Gary
McClure, Paragould
- Mary
Susan Power, Jonesboro
- 2nd District:
Carl
F. Scheibner, Little Rock
- Rita
LaFaye Webb, Little Rock
- 3rd District:
John
B. Mailer, Jr., Fort Smith
- Carolyn
Pollan, Fort Smith
- 4th District:
Clent
T. Holly, Malvern
- Thelma
R. Sihvonen, Crossett
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