ARKANSAS MUSEUM WILL HONOR MACARTHUR, DECLARED VIRGINIAN.(FRONT)

The Virginian Pilot | March 28, 1999| | Copyright

Byline: KELLY P. KISSEL, ASSOCIATED PRESS

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. -- Along a shaded driveway in one of the city's oldest and quietest neighborhoods stands the Little Rock Arsenal, birthplace of one of the state's most famous sons.

Not that you'd know it from Douglas MacArthur. The celebrated general and hero of the Korean War always made a point of saying he was, like his brothers, a Virginian.

Little Rock, too, has tended to pay scant attention to this aspect of its heritage. It was, after all, an accident. MacArthur's mother planned to give birth in ...

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