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Faubus in his memoirs recalled Remmel as "a most gracious loser. The day following the election, he and his brother, Roland (Roland Rowe Remmel, September 26, 1917 – July 2, 2006), came ... to congratulate me on my victory and to wish me well. Their attitude made a strong, favorable impression on me which I never forgot."[27]
Faubus in his memoirs recalled Remmel as "a most gracious loser. The day following the election, he and his brother, Roland (Roland Rowe Remmel, September 26, 1917 – July 2, 2006), came ... to congratulate me on my victory and to wish me well. Their attitude made a strong, favorable impression on me which I never forgot."[27]
Among Democrats supporting Remmel was governor was [[Odell Pollard]], an [[attorney]] from Searcy, who switched parties himself in 1958 and later served as the GOP state chairman from 1966 to 1970.
Among Democrats supporting Remmel was governor was [[Odell Pollard]], an [[attorney]] from Searcy, who switched parties himself in 1958 and later served as the GOP state chairman from 1966 to 1970.
==Defeat in 1955==
==Defeat in 1955==