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.
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Jack) Speiden
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Marine Corps
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Guadalcanal
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Bougainville
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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.
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Robert P. McQuail
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Foreign Ministry
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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.
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Ft. Apache
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