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Conservative Party of Virginia – Encyclopedia Virginia

Conservative Party of Virginia – Encyclopedia Virginia
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Godwin, Mills E. (1914–1999) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Godwin, Mills E. (1914–1999) – Encyclopedia Virginia
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Riddleberger, Harrison H. (1843–1890) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Riddleberger, Harrison H. (1843–1890) – Encyclopedia Virginia
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Holton, A. Linwood (1923– ) – Encyclopedia Virginia

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A. Linwood Holton was a governor of Virginia (1970–1974) and the first Republican to hold the office since Reconstruction (1865–1877). Hailing from Big Stone Gap in southwest Virginia, Holton was among the “Mountain and Valley” Republicans who began to gain statewide support in the 1950s in opposition to the Byrd Organization and in support of public school desegregation. Holton won a narrow race for governor in 1969 with a coalition that included a substantial number of African American and white working-class voters. As governor, he declared an end to Massive Resistance, the state’s anti–desegregation policy, announcing, “The era of defiance is behind us.” In 1970, he was photographed escorting his daughter Tayloe into a nearly all-black high school in Richmond. In addition, Holton reorganized the executive branch, worked to clean Virginia’s polluted waters, and helped create a unified Ports Authority in Hampton Roads. He was not able to overcome i ....

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