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{{Infobox person
|name=Chester Conlan Carter<br>
|name=Chester Conlan Carter<br>
(Former airline pilot and actor:<br>''Combat!'' and<br> ''The Law and Mr. Jones'')
(Former airline pilot and actor:<br>ABC's ''Combat!'' and<br> ''The Law and Mr. Jones'')
| birth_date=October 3, 1934
| birth_date=October 3, 1934
| birth_place=Center Ridge, Conway County,<br> [[Arkansas]], [[United States|USA]]<br>
| birth_place=Center Ridge, Conway County,<br> [[Arkansas]], [[United States|USA]]<br>
One of Carter's more unusual roles was in 1970 as L. Frank Baum, the creator of ''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'' on the episode "The Wizard of Aberdeen" on the syndicated anthology series, ''Death Valley Days.'' Other appearances were on ABC's ''Alias Smith and Jones'', NBC's ''The Wide Country'' with Earl Holliman and ''Dr. Kildare'' with Richard Chamberlain]], and CBS's ''The Dukes of Hazzard.'' He also appeared in an uncredited role in ''The Hellstrom Chronicle,'' His last television appearance was as Police Chief Ed Train in a 1986 episode of ABC's ''[[MacGyver]]'' adventure series starring Richard Dean Anderson.<ref name=imdb/>
One of Carter's more unusual roles was in 1970 as L. Frank Baum, the creator of ''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'' on the episode "The Wizard of Aberdeen" on the syndicated anthology series, ''Death Valley Days.'' Other appearances were on ABC's ''Alias Smith and Jones'', NBC's ''The Wide Country'' with Earl Holliman and ''Dr. Kildare'' with Richard Chamberlain]], and CBS's ''The Dukes of Hazzard.'' He also appeared in an uncredited role in ''The Hellstrom Chronicle,'' His last television appearance was as Police Chief Ed Train in a 1986 episode of ABC's ''[[MacGyver]]'' adventure series starring Richard Dean Anderson.<ref name=imdb/>
==Personal life==
After he acquired his commercial pilot's license, Carter left acting. He lives in the resort community of [[Branson]] in southwestern Missouri.<ref name=ussearch>US Search: People Search and Background Check: Chester Conlan Carter</ref> He formerly resided in Naples, [[Florida]], where he piloted [[business]] executives around the [[United States]] in their own private aircraft. He had also been a corporate pilot. On December 21, 1957, he married the former Patricia Ann Musser (born 1937).<ref name=wingham/> Carter is currently married to the former Betty Carol Murphy (born 1935).<ref name=ussearch/> He is a brother of actor John Carter (1927-2015).<ref name=wingham/>
After he acquired his commercial pilot's license, Carter left acting. He lives in the resort community of [[Branson]] in southwestern Missouri.<ref name=ussearch>US Search: People Search and Background Check: Chester Conlan Carter</ref> He formerly resided in Naples, [[Florida]], where he piloted [[business]] executives around the [[United States]] in their own private aircraft. He had also been a corporate pilot. On December 21, 1957, he married the former Patricia Ann Musser (born 1937).<ref name=wingham/> Carter is currently married to the former Betty Carol Murphy (born 1935).<ref name=ussearch/> He is a brother of actor John Carter (1927-2015).<ref name=wingham/>