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DAVID HAMPTON PRYOR PAPERS, 1934-2004

Group IV, Series 3. Artifacts and Oversize Materials (Boxes 640-701; Oversize Items 17-26; 1 Oversize Folder)

• Subseries 1. Awards Plaques
• Subseries 2. Ouachita Citizen
• Subseries 3. Congressional Nursing Home Investigation, ca. 1970-1971
• Subseries 4. Miscellaneous Artifacts
• Subseries 5. Miscellaneous Oversize Materials

This series includes awards plaques, bound volumes of the Ouachita Citizen, three scrapbooks related to an investigation of nursing homes, and other miscellaneous materials. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.

Subseries 1. Awards Plaques

Materials in this subseries are arranged by date, with large items placed at the end of the subseries.

Box 640

1. Arkansas Jaycees. Arkansas Outstanding Young Men, Mar 11, 1967.
2. Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Recognition, Sep 9, 1967.
3. Board of Directors, Texarkana. Appreciation, 1970.
4. National Council of Senior Citizens. Congressional Man of the Year, 1971.
5. The Arkansas Farmers Union Green Thumb. Contribution to the Welfare of Older Americans, Jan 7, 1971.
6. Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce. Establishment of the National Center for Toxicological Research, Feb 15, 1971.
7. Ouachita Fleet of the Arkansas Navy, Mar 1, 1971.
8. National Retired Teachers Association and American Association of Retired Persons. For the Enrichment of Retired Living, Feb 2, 1972.
9. Central Arkansas Chapter March of Dimes. Campaign Chairman, 1974.

Box 641

1. Arkansas Hospitality Association, 1975.
2. Cale High School. In Appreciation, 1975.
3. Future Farmers of America. Participation in 1975 State FFA Convention, 1975.
4. State of Arkansas. Elected Governor, 1975.
5. Arkansas Bicentennial Celebration Committee, May 1975. (Oversize Loose Material; see Oversize Item 17.)
6. Arkansas Association of Fire Chiefs and Arkansas State Firefighters Association. For Enhancing the Fire Program in Arkansas, Aug 1975.
7. Arkansas Oil Marketers Association. For Service and Dedication as Governor of Arkansas, Aug 19, 1975.
8. National Retired Teachers Association and American Association of Retired Persons. For Contributions to the Enrichment of Retired Living.
9. Arkansas Chapter, Association of General Contractor of America. For the Enrichment and Growth of this State’s History, Nov 21, 1975.

Box 642

1. Memphis Rotary Club. Thanks, 1975.
2. NMSs–Arkansas Chapter. Honorary Road Block Chairman, 1975-1976.
3. Big Brothers of Pulaski County, Inc. For Service to Fatherless Boys of Pulaski County, May 7, 1975.
4. RSVP-Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Pulaski County. For Support of Senior Adults, May 22, 1975.
5. Oliver W. Meyers LTC Field Artiller, Commanding. Honorary Member, Jun 18, 1975.
6. Oliver W. Meyers LTC Field Artiller, Commanding. Honorary Member, Jun 18, 1975. (Mrs. Barbara Pryor)
7. Mayor B. E. Henson, Sherwood, Arkansas’ Fastest Growing City. Key to the City, Jul 15, 1975.
8. Pulaski Emergency Radio Team (PERT). Lifetime Membership, Aug 13, 1975.
9. Fourth Arkansas Environmental Congress. Honorary Chairman, Sep 10, 1975.
10. ORMHC. For Efforts Toward Improved Mental Services, Sep 24, 1975.
11. England School District. Contributions to education in the state of Arkansas, Dec 1, 1975.

Box 643

1. Arkansas Council of Independent Colleges and Universities. Distinguished Service Award, Jun 3, 1975.
2. City of Strawberry Water System, Strawberry, Arkansas. In appreciation, Oct 25, 1975.
3. Mountainburg, Arkansas. Honorary Citizenship, Apr 24, 1976.

Box 644

1. American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. Certificate of Appreciation, 1976.
2. West Arkansas Area Council. Butterfield Trail Distinguished Service Award, Feb 13, 1976.
3. Arkansas Lung Association. For conservation of clean air in Arkansas, Feb 28, 1976.
4. Taiho-Ryu Karate Association. Lifetime Membership, Apr 28, 1976.
5. Emerson Electric Company, May 4, 1976.
6. Big Brothers of Pulaski County, Inc. For service to fatherless boys of Pulaski, May 24, 1976.
7. Bryant Environmental Awareness Committee. In commemoration of Arkansas’ First Outdoor Classroom Workshop, Aug 13,1976.
8. Inside America Investment Tour, Sep 10-17, 1976.

Box 645

1. The Arkansas Hospitality Association Second Annual Governor’s Conference on Tourism, Mar 24, 1976.

Box 646

1. Fairview Bicentennial Fold Festival, Camden, Arkansas, 1976.
2. Home Builders Association Annual Convention, Nov 18, 1976.

Box 647

1. Future Farmers of America, Arkansas. For Love and Loyalty of the FFA, 1977.
2. Arkansas Hospital Association. Appreciation, 1977.
3. State of Arkansas. Elected Governor, Jan 11, 1977.
4. Arkansas Public Health Association. For Contribution to Public Health in the State of Arkansas, Apr 20, 1977.
5. Arkansas Humane Association. Honorary Lifetime Member, 1977.
6. 142dFA Group, Jun 9, 1977.

Box 648

1. Arkansas Humane Association. Honorary Lifetime Member, May 01, 1977. (Mrs. Barbara L. Pryor)
2. Arkansas Department of Education, Adult Education Section. Special Appreciation, May 15, 1977.
3. Big Brothers of Pulaski County. Support and Dedication to Fatherless Boys of Pulaski County, May 23, 1977.

Box 649

1. Delta Vocational Technical School, Marked Tree, Arkansas. 10th Anniversary, Sep 2, 1977.

Box 650

1. Clinton Airport Commission. Appreciation of interest and support, 1978.
2. Morris Booker Memorial College. Community Peacemaker Award, Mar 22, 1978.
3. Quapaw Vo-tech School and State Department of Education. Outstanding leadership in the development of vocational education in Arkansas, May 13 1978.
4. Editor’s of McCall’s Working Mother. Recognition of the unique role of working mothers in American Life and in the state of Arkansas, Sep 3 1978.
5. Board of Directors Delta-Hills Health Systems Agency, Inc., Newport, Arkansas. Outstanding leadership in successfully implementing P.L. 93/641, Oct 24, 1978.

Box 651

1. Sales and Marketing Executives of Northeast Arkansas. Recognition of outstanding performance in state government as well as Arkansas’s top salesman while governor, Mar 13, 1978.
2. Helena World Newspaper. Open Letter, Jun 13, 1978.
3. Arkansas-Oklahoma Port Operators Association. Honorary River Port Operator, Aug 21, 1978.
4. The Senate of the United States. Membership, Jan 3, 1979. (Oversize; see Box 670.)
5. Sheriff’s Department Jefferson County, Arkansas. Recognition of meritorious and outstanding services performed, Mar 9, 1979.
6. Frisco Depot, Van Buren, Apr 1979.

Box 652

1. Washington State Relations Group. Outstanding contributions to Federal-State Relations, Mar 1980.
2. Future Farmers of America–53rd National Convention, Nov 13, 1980. (Oversize; see Box 670.)
3. Sheriff Fate Thomas. Key to the Metro Jail, May 9, 1981.
4. Arkansas Council Community Mental Health Centers. Recognition of support of the community mental health movement through the legislative process, Jun 1981.
5. Searcy County Democratic Committee. Assistance and Dedication, Aug 18, 1981.
6. International Association of Professional Bureaucrat. Nov 10, 1981.

Box 653

1. The Arkansas FF, 1982.
2. 12th Annual Meeting National Council of Community Mental Health Centers. Keynote Speaker, Mar 1982.
3. Young Democrats of America. Founding chairman, Apr 24, 1982.
4. NFFE Local 1669 and All Federal Employees, Nov 19, 1982.
5. Farm Bureau. 48th Annual Conference, Dec 1, 1982. (Oversize; see Box 670.)

Box 654

1. Bentonville AFB Open House. Distinguished Visitor, 1983.
2. John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital North Little Rock Division, Jun 19, 1983.
3. Lions Club. Guest Speaker at the Hot Springs Village Evening, Jul 6, 1983.
4. El Dorado CJA, Feb 9, 1984.
5. U.S. Army Engineer District, Vicksburg, Feb 17, 1984.
6. The American Legion, Feb 27, 1984.
7. National Brotherhood and Humanitarian Award, Mar 3, 1984. (Oversize; see Box 671.)

Box 655

1. Arkansas Recreation and Parks Association. Special Merit Award, 1985.
2. National Association for Home Care. Special Friend, Mar 1985.
3. The Coalition to Stop Government Waste. The Congressional Patriot Award, Jun 7, 1985.
4. National Association of Accountants and Financial Executives. Key speaker, Mar 31, 1986.
5. RMA Honor Award, May 16, 1986.
6. Arkansas Future Farmers of America. Appreciation, Jul 9, 1986. (Oversize; see Box 671.)
7. Benton County Medical Society. #1 Friend to the Medical Profession, Dec 2, 1986. (Oversize; see Box 671.)
8. Small Business Council of America’s. Congressional Award, 1987.
9. Panelist for IRS vs. Taxpayers: A Fair Fight? Jul 29, 1987.
10. Arkansas Branch National League of Postmasters, Oct 17 1987.
11. National Society of Public Accountants. Man of the Year, Aug 1988.

Box 656

1. Arkansas Federal Executive Association, 1988.
2. National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1988.
3. The Rotary Clubs of Pine Bluff and West Pine Bluff. Harvey W. McGeorge Award, 1988.
4. Farmers Union Award, Jun 28, 1988.
5. Japanese-American Citizen League, Aug 7, 1988. (Oversize; see Box 672.)
6. Epsilon Sigma Ph. National Friend of Extension, Nov 13, 1988.

Box 657

1. Golf and Tennis Tournament. Appreciation, 1989. (Oversize; see Box 673.)
2. National Rural Letter Carriers Association. Senator of the Year, 1989.
3. PGA West. The Skin Game, 1989. (Oversize; see Box 672.)
4. National Journal. Congress’s Designated Hard Hitters, Jan 28, 1989.
5. National Association for the Self-Employed. Certificate of Appreciation, Feb 9, 1989.
6. Community Health Centers of Arkansas, Mar 1989.
7. The Arkansas Gerontological Society. Arkansan of the Year, Nov 17, 1989.
8. The National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.

Box 658

1. Mazda LPGA Championship Celebrity/International Pro-Am, 1990.
2. Mid-America Congress on Aging. Contributions to Aging, 1990.
3. National Association of Social Workers. Public Citizen of the Year, 1990.
4. PGA West. The Skin Game, 1990. (Oversize; see Box 674.)
5. Ben Hogan Texarkana Open, 1990.
6. Arkansas Headliner of the Year 1989, Feb 23, 1990. (Oversize; see Box 674.)
7. The Arkansas Development Finance Authority. Friend of Housing Award, Mar 1990.
8. National Institute of Senior Centers. Public Service Award, Apr 27, 1990.
9. The Houses of Delegates of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association, Jun 19, 1990.
10. National Citizen’s Coalition for Nursing Home Reform. Appreciation, Oct 1, 1990.
11. Arkansas Pharmacists Association. Resolution.

Box 659

1. VIP–American Furniture Manufacturing Association.
2. Ben Hogan Texarkana Open-Pro Am, 1991.
3. Senior Executives Association. Board of Directors Award, 1991.
4. The American Dietetic Association, Distinguished Service Award, Mar 1991.

Box 660

1. Arkansas Branch National League of Postmasters. Appreciation.
2. American Pharmaceutical Association. Honorary Member, 1991.
3. National Education Association. Education All-Stara Team, 102nd Congress.
4. The National Association of Meal Programs. Golden Meal Award, 1991.
5. National Association of Older Worker Employment Services. Appreciation, May 20, 1991.

Box 661

1. Community Health Centers of Arkansas and National Association of Community Health Centers. Outstanding Achievement in Health Award, 1992.
2. The Arkansas Dietetic Association. Outstanding Service, Mar 1992.
3. American Heart Association. David Pryor Research Project, May 29, 1992.
4. Joint Conference on Law and Aging. Arthur S. Flemming Award, Oct 1992.
5. National Association for Home Care. Congressional Leader of the Year, Oct 2, 1992.
6. Youth Advocate and Resources Network. Nov 21, 1992.
7. Ben Hogan Texarkana Open Pro-Am, 1992.
8. Mazda LPGA Championship Celebrity International Pro-Am, 1992.

Box 662

1. American Collectors Association, Inc., and the Garnishment Coalition. Small Business Beacon Award.
2. David Pryor Invitational, Texarkana, 1993.
3. The Senator David and Barbara Pryor/Opportunities, Inc. Presidential Scholarship Established, 1993.
4. College of Agriculture and Home Economics, University of Arkansas. Commencement Speaker, May 8, 1993.
5. United Seniors Health Cooperative. Special Recognition, Nov 17, 1993.

Box 663

1. Door Richard Club Great American Award, Jan 12, 1993.

Box 664

1. David Pryor Pro-Am.
2. Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service and Lions World Services for the Blind.
3. The Dan West Humanitarian Service Award, 1994. (Oversize; see Box 674.)
4. Kenai River Classic. Recognized Contribution, 1994.
5. The Norma Wisor Lifetime Achievement Award, Mar 8, 1994.
6. Administration on Aging. Older Americans Month Congressional Award, May 1994.
7. New Choice for Retirement Living. Our Her, May 1994.
8. Thomas Jefferson Elementary Students. Honorary Thomas Jefferson All-Star, Sep 1994.
9. Outstanding Service and Sacrifice, Dec 6, 1994.

Box 665

1. Second Baptist Church, Little Rock, Arkansas. Brooks Hay Christian Citizenship Award, 1995.
2. Special Appreciation Award–David Pryor Pro-Am, 1995.
3. National Rural Letter Carrier’s Association. Honorary Member, 1995.
4. Women’s Federation for World Peace. Thank you, 1995.
5. Faulkner/Cleburne Counties Water Treatment and Transmission Project, Apr 19, 1995. (Oversize; see Box 675.)
6. National Association of Installation Developers. Special Achievement Award. (Oversize; see Box 675.)
7. National Association of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers. Lifetime Achievement Award, Feb 1996.

Box 666

1. VIP–American Furniture Manufacturers Association, 1996.
2. Commissioner of State Lands of Arkansas. Landmark Award, Mar 11, 1996. (Oversize; see Box 676.)
3. Little Rock Job Corps Center. Statesmanship, Jul 12, 1996.
4. The Honor Society of Agriculture Gamma Sigma Delta. Membership, 1996.
5. City of Dumas/Ding Dong Daddy of Dumas, Arkansas, 1996.
6. Arkansas Waterways Association. Service Award, Oct 9, 1996. (Oversize; see Box 676.)
7. The Southern Gerontological Society. Appreciation .
8. Special Guest Opportunities Inc;, Invitational Golf Tournament, 1998

Box 667

1. Arkansas Children’s Hospital. In Honor of Senator David Pryor. n.d. (1 of 2).
2. Arkansas Children’s Hospital. In Honor of Senator David Pryor. n.d. (2 of 2). (Oversize; see Box 676.)
3. Arkansas Ophthalmological Society, n.d..
4. Disabled American Veterans, n.d.
5. FFA. Standup , n.d.
6. FFA Vocational Agri. Honorary State Farmer, n.d.
7. Flying Colonel of the Delta Fleet.
8. Garland County Reserve Squad, n.d.
9. INS Women-Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Appreciation, n.d.
10. National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Meritorious Service Citation, n.d.
11. Prayer Key to Arkansas–Rex Humbard Prayer Key Family, n.d.
12. Tennessee–Honorable David Pryor, n.d.
13. Toastmaster International, n.d.
14. Toast Roast, n.d.

Box 668

1. The Arkansas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Appreciation n.d..
2. The Arkansas Basin Development Association, n.d.
3. F. B. L. A. Appreciation for District IV, n..d.
4. Golden Shovel, n.d. Van-Center-4-H Arkansas County, n.d.
5. Goodwill Industries. Mrs. Pryor–Distinguished Service of the Board of Directors, n.d.
6. Head Start Programs. Appreciation, n.d.
7. National Fly the Flag Crusade, Inc., n.d.
8. Smackover HWY. 7 Bypass, n.d.

Box 669

1. American Postal Workers Union. AFL–CIO, n.d.
2. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Letter of Appreciation, n.d.
3. Foster Grandparent Program. 20th Anniversary, n.d.
4. Great Seal of the State of Arkansans, n.d.
5. Don Hannegan to Senator David Pryor,m n.d.
6. Henderson State University–NAIA, n.d.
7. Senior Citizens Services of Jonesboro, Inc., n.d.
8. The W&NROA. Appreciation, n.d. (Oversize; see Box 672.)

Box 670 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. The Senate of the United States. Membership, Jan 3, 1979.
2. Future Farmers of America–53rd National Convention, Nov 13, 1980.
3. Farm Bureau. 48th Annual Conference, Dec 1, 1982.

Box 671 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. National Brotherhood and Humanitarian Award, Mar 3, 1984.
2. Arkansas Future Farmers of America. Appreciation, Jul 9, 1986.
3. Benton County Medical Society. #1 Friend to the Medical Profession, Dec 2, 1986.

Box 672 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. Japanese-American Citizen League, Aug 7, 1988.
2. PGA West. The Skin Game, 1989.
3. The W&NROA. Appreciation, n.d.

Box 673 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. Golf and Tennis Tournament. Appreciation, 1989.

Box 674 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. PGA West. The Skin Game, 1990.
2. Arkansas Headliner of the Year 1989, Feb 23, 1990.
3. The Dan West Humanitarian Service Award, 1994.

Box 675 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. Faulkner/Cleburne Counties Water Treatment and Transmission Project, Apr 19, 1995.
2. National Association of Installation Developers. Special Achievement Award.

Box 676 Oversize Awards Plaques

1. Commissioner of State Lands of Arkansas. Landmark Award, Mar 11, 1996.
2. Arkansas Waterways Association. Service Award, Oct 9, 1996.
3. Arkansas Children’s Hospital. In Honor of Senator David Pryor. n.d. (2 of 2).

Oversize Item 17. Arkansas Bicentennial Celebration Committee, May 1975.

Subseries 2. Ouachita Citizen

This subseries contains original copies of the Ouachita Citizen in four bound volumes and one collection of loose newspapers.

Box 677 Bound Newspapers

1. 1957-1958.
2. 1960.

Box 678 Bound Newspapers

1. 1961.
2. 1962.

Box 679 Loose Newspapers

1959-1962.

Subseries 3. Congressional Nursing Home Investigation, ca. 1970-1971

This subseries consists of three scrapbooks, two of which document David Pryor’s investigation of nursing home abuses. The third scrapbook was compiled by Mary Allen Austin of Charlotte, North Carolina, and documents the abuses by the medical system suffered by her elderly parents in the mid-1960s; because of its personal nature, it is restricted per donor agreement. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.

Box 680

Scrapbook: “Nursing Homes: Pryor’s Probe,” 1970 (Restricted materials; may NOT be accessed).

Box 681

Scrapbook: “Pryor’s Nursing Home Investigation: A continuation,” Oct 1970-1971.

Box 682

Scrapbook: Mary Allen Austin Scrapbook, ca. 1970. (Note: Item restricted per donor agreement).

Subseries 4. Miscellaneous Artifacts

This subseries contains a wide variety of items, including artist prints, posters, banners, flags, framed items, statuettes, ceramic items, shoes, hats, computer disks, a cannon shell, footballs, and a basketball. Many of these items were gifts to David Pryor. In addition to materials relating to Pryor, they include items related to the campaigns of other political figures, among them a Bumpers for President pin. Also included are various Arkansiana and items related to the United States Bicentennial celebration in 1976. One football was signed by the 1972 Razorback football team, while the basketball was signed by the 1994 national champion Razorback basketball team. The artists prints are autographed by the artist and inscribed by the presenter.

Box 683

1. Handheld Fan–“I’m a Pryor Fan” (1 of 3).
2. Handheld Fan–“I’m a Pryor Fan” (2 of 3).
3. Handheld Fan–“I’m a Pryor Fan” (3 of 3).
4. Handheld Fan–“I’m a Pryor Fan,” Aug 28, 1994 70th Birthday Celebration (1 of 2).
5. Handheld Fan–“I’m a Pryor Fan,” Aug 28, 1994 70th Birthday Celebration (2 of 2).
6. “I’m David Pryor” Flag.

Box 684

1. Henry Clay U.S. Postage Stamp, Jul 13, 1983.
2. Medal of Honor Commemorative U.S. Postage Stamp, Jun 7, 1983.
3. David Pryor “King” Proclamation, 1976 (framed).
4. National Association of Realtors/Arkansas Realtors Association, Gift of Stationary, Sep 1995.
5. Democratic Party Convention Guest Pass, 1976 (framed).
6. Dodie’s Prophecy for David Pryor, May 1953 (framed).
7. Ruth Wichard, “Life is like a smorgasbord . . .”
8. Will Rogers, “I love a dog. He does nothing for political reasons,” gift from Marlin Hawkins.
9. Miss Fluffy Rice, Prairie County, 1978 (framed).
10. Charles Allbright, “Town’s solitary signal light worth some mileage,” Smackover (framed).
11. Invitation to Kennedy-Johnson Inauguration, 1961 (framed).
12. The New Republic cover featuring “Where We Put the Aged” by David Pryor, Apr 1970 (framed).
13. “Doodles of John Kennedy,”1961, 360 of 500 (framed).
14. Wickes, Arkansas, High School Annual, 1978.

Box 685

1. Name Plaque “Pryor House of Representatives”.
2. Name Plaque “Gov. Pryor Arkansas”.
3. Name Plaque “Governor David Pryor”.
4. License Plate, “Governor Pryor,” Southern Governors’ Conference 1975.
5. License Plate, “Governor Pryor Arkansas,” Southern Governor’s Conference, 1978.
6. License Plate “U.S. Senate AR 2,” 52nd Presidential Inauguration (1 of 2).
7. License Plate “U.S. Senate AR 2,” 52nd Presidential Inauguration (2 of 2).
8. Hat, Porcupine Caribou Management Board.
9. Hat, 1992 U.S.A. Day .
10. Carved Black Name Plaque.

Box A Name Plates

Box B Farm Bill 1990 Mallets

Box 686

Box A Pewter Mug, “Gov. David Pryor, Arkansas,” Governor’s Conference, 1975; U.S. Senate Pen and Ink Well.

Box B Statuettes–National Federation of Independent Business, 96th Congress; AMPI Honor Roll, 102nd Congress.

Box C Steam Rock Drill, Patented by G.F. Case, Feb 16, 1869.

Box 687

1. Ceramic Donkey, “Welcome David Pryor to 89th Congress.”
2. Jimmy Carter Donkey.
3. Coon Dog Statuette from Governor James B. Edwards of South Carolina, Sep 1978.

Box 688

1. Box–“Favor File”.
2. Box–Miscellaneous Medallions
3. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (1 of 6).
4. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (2 of 6).
5. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (3 of 6).
6. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (4 of 6).
7. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (5 of 6)
8. Governor Pryor Ash Trays (6 of 6).
9. Official Guide to the World’s Columbian Exposition (1893), presented to David Pryor by John Wagner, 1996.

Box 689

1. Shoes from Congressional Campaign, 1966.
2. Wooden Shoes from Holland, Michigan.
3. Cannon Shell Fired in Honor of Arkansas for Bicentennial Celebration, Jul 4, 1976.

Box 690 Small Items

Box A Arkansas.

Box B Politics and Politicians.

Box C United States Bicentennial.

Box D Miscellaneous.

Box 691

1. Signed Football, 1972 Arkansas Razorbacks.
2. Football “Arkansas” with Signatures, n.d.
3. Great Seal of the State of Arkansas.
4. Plate presented to David Pryor by Marked Tree FFA and FHA, 1972.

Box 629

Basketball signed by 1994 University of Arkansas NCAA National Champions.

Box 693

1. Box of Computer Discs.
2. Box of index cards with names and addresses (1 of 2).
3. Box of index cards with names and addresses (1 of 2).

Box 694 Artist Autographed Prints

1. George Rodrigue, “Governor Huey P. Long,” 50th Year Commemorative Edition, presented by Russell B. Long.
2. George Rodrigue, “Uncle Earl” (Governor Earl K. Long, Louisiana), presented by Earl K. Long.
3. George Rodrigue, “Edwin Edwards on the Road Again,” 502 of 1000, presented by Edwin Edwards.
4. Peter Max, “Pop to Patriotism: The Genius of Peter Max,”1992.

Box 695

1. Chain Drug Review, “David Pryor: Community pharmacy’s staunchest supporter in Washington,” May 22, 1996 (framed).
2. On Tour Greg Norman Cover and Autograph, Sep 1993 (framed).
3. Clippings, 1971.
4. Senate Campaign, 1972, Pryor Commitment Posters.
5. Senator David Pryor, The Henry Clay society, Feb 21, 1989.

Box 696

1. Joe Snagle Letter (framed).
2. “Merry Christmas to Senator Pryor from your Special Friends, Opportunities, Inc.” (framed).
3. The Majority Trust Plaque.

Box 697

1. Make a Pryor Commitment Diptych, from Senatorial Race, 1972.
2. U.S. Pharmacist, The Pryor Bill, Jan 1991.
3. Marion Barry Proclamation, Arkansas Sesquicentennial Week, Jun 15-21, 1986.
4. Evan Lindquist, Presidents and Scholars Print of Bill Clinton, 3 of 100, 1995.
5. Cass Job Corps and Little Rock Job Corps Christmas Cards.

Box 698

1. Preserving America’s Heritage, Department of the Interior, Jan 24, 1990.
2. 1972 Senatorial Campaign, “When You’re Old and Alone,” Printing Plate.

• Oversize Item 18. BOOST 5 Point Plan (1 of 2).
• Oversize Item 19. BOOST 5 Point Plan (1 of 2).
• Oversize Item 20. Arkansas Gazette and Arkansas Democrat, Jun 14, 1978, Headlines David Pryor Victory Over Jim Guy Tucker.
• Oversize Item 21. David Pryor’s Fiftieth Birthday, 1984.
• Oversize Item 22. Banner– “Arkansas Comes First.”
• Oversize Item 23. Banner–“Farmers for Pryor” (1 of 2).
• Oversize Item 24. Banner–“Farmers for Pryor” (2 of 2).
• Oversize Item 25. Banner–“Pryor” on Arkansas Emblem.
• Oversize Item 26. Banner–“Target Welcomes Senator David Pryor.”
• Oversize Flat Folder “I Have a Pryor Commitment,” 1984 Campaign Volunteers and Staff.

Subseries 5. Miscellaneous Oversize Materials

This subseries contains oversize materials from other series, including newspaper clippings from Group III, Series 1, Subseries 1. Also included are oversize photographs and miscellaneous items.

Box 699

1. Clippings, ca. 1960-2004.
2. Education, University of Arkansas, ca. 1955-1956.
3. Heart Attack, 1991.
4. Newspaper and Magazine Features.
5. Barbara Pryor Clippings.
6. First Ladies Luncheon, Apr 1994.
7. Mark Pryor.
8. David Pryor Award Certificates.

9. Oversize Photographs.

Box 700

1. Vincent Foster

2. National and Community Service Trust Act, 1993.

3. Award Certificates.
4. Clippings, ca. 1960-2004.
5. Korea Trip Journal, 1969.

6. Guest Book, 1977-1979.

7. Miscellaneous.

Box 701 Group II, Series 8, Subseries 1

Farm Bill 1981.

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