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February 12, 1954
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
In Juneau, Alaska, Ray Beach, secretary of the Alaska Republican Central Committee and city tax assessor, denies published predictions of his withdrawal from the primary election race for Congressional delegate, stating he will not withdraw under any circumstances. He competes against Rep. Barbara Dimock from Anchorage for the Republican nomination.
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Beach Denies Withdrawal
Plans For Delegate Race
JUNEAU, (A)--Ray Beach, secretary of the Alaska Republican Central Committee, has denied published predictions that he would withdraw from the primary election race for Congressional delegate.
"I am not withdrawing under any circumstances," he said in reference to the withdrawal prediction published at Anchorage.
Beach and Rep. Barbara Dimock, a legislator from Anchorage, are the two candidates for the Republican nomination. Beach is Juneau's city tax assessor.
Plans For Delegate Race
JUNEAU, (A)--Ray Beach, secretary of the Alaska Republican Central Committee, has denied published predictions that he would withdraw from the primary election race for Congressional delegate.
"I am not withdrawing under any circumstances," he said in reference to the withdrawal prediction published at Anchorage.
Beach and Rep. Barbara Dimock, a legislator from Anchorage, are the two candidates for the Republican nomination. Beach is Juneau's city tax assessor.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
What keywords are associated?
Alaska Politics
Congressional Delegate
Primary Election
Withdrawal Denial
Republican Nomination
What entities or persons were involved?
Ray Beach
Rep. Barbara Dimock
Where did it happen?
Juneau, Alaska
Story Details
Key Persons
Ray Beach
Rep. Barbara Dimock
Location
Juneau, Alaska
Story Details
Ray Beach denies predictions of withdrawing from the Republican primary for Alaska's Congressional delegate, affirming his continued candidacy against Rep. Barbara Dimock.