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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

3

Speiden Enters Congress Race for Arizona 2nd District

John G. Speiden a GOP candidate for Arizona 2nd District in 1956 announces another bid subject to the Sept. 9 Republican primary. A cattleman from Bermond with Jay Six ranch ties he profiles a conservative platform opposing Udall on government power and labor, favoring private enterprise and decentralization. Speiden cites his Yale education Marine service and Arizona roots to rally conservative voters.

John G Jack) Speiden GOP Arizona Maricopa County Speiden Bermon Pitt Cochise American Legion, Elks, Tucson Chamber of Commerce Arizona Hereford Assn Thomas Jefferson Udall Yale Soniden Yale In New York Marine Corps South Pacific Guadalcanal Munda Bougainville Alexander Vander

Talks on Captive GIs Pause in Berlin Negotiations

In Berlin, discussions over nine U S soldiers held by East German Communists paused as Washington weighs a Red demand for diplomatic talks. Col Robert P McQuail meets the East Germans to relay the U S reply while the Kremlin, East German authorities and Dulles pursue a path that denies formal recognition.

Berlin U. S Washington United States Robert P. McQuail Europe H. I. Hodes McQuail Foreign Ministry East Germany Dulles

Four Minutes In Court Four Years In Jail

William Pinal a Ft. Apache Indian Reservation resident was found guilty of assault on the reservation and given a four year prison sentence in U S District Court Judge James A Walsh noted the May 22 stabbing of his wife was the second such incident for Pinal during yesterday afternoon’s session.

William Pinal Ft. Apache

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