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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

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Three New Bombings Shake Tucson East Side

Three newly mysterious explosions rocked Tucson's East Side last night near homes of two attorneys and a construction site. Police say dynamite was used in all blasts and connected cases have not been proven. Investigators turn cases to the Special Investigations Unit.

Tucson Clarence W. Dupnik William N. Gilkinson Department Special Investigations Unit Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co E. Ft. Lowell Road E. University Blvd

Turkish Hostage Rescued After Gunmen Kill One Wound Other

In Karatli Turkey a 14 year old girl was rescued by security forces who killed one kidnapper and gravely wounded another. The hostage, Sibel Erkan, cried and was unhurt aside from facial bruises. Her father, a Turkish army major, watched from outside and security kept the suspects under guard at a hospital.

Kartal Turkey UPI Karal Sibel Erkan Huseyin Cevahir

Inside Today's Citizen section highlights

Bridge, Charlie, and comics lead the page with crosswords and puzzles. Death notices and editorials appear on pages 17 to 27 alongside financial items and movie times. Public records and sports features fill pages 29 to 31, with TV radio dials and weather in early pages.

Vr Public Records Woman's View

Most Decorated WWI Hero Dies in Virginia Plane Crash

Audie Murphy famed WWII hero and actor died when a small Aero Commander crashed on Brushy Mountain in Virginia on Memorial Day. Six bodies were recovered from the wreck. Murphy’s fate awaiting dental and X-ray verification, with wife Pamela notified. Other occupants included Claude Crosby, Raymond Prater, Jack Littleton, and pilot Herman Butler. the sixth passenger unnamed.

Audie Murphy Roanoke Murphy UPI U.S Virginia Aero Commander Atlanta Martinsville Brushy Mountain Community Hospital Claude Crosby Modular Raymond Prater Chattanooga, Tenn Jack Littleton Fort Collins Colo Lenoir Corp Herman Butler Crossville Tenn

Davis Confesses Third Arizona Slaying But Won't Be Prosected

Duane Lyle Davis, sentenced to life for the shootings of Cindy Winter and Nancy Harwood, confessed to the murder of construction worker Tom Luna but will not face prosecution due to legal technicalities and lack of sufficient evidence. Luna, 33, was found shot to death March 18, 1970, near a Tucson ditch-digging machine. Davis told investigators he acted on compulsion and described the Luna killing in detail to his family and authorities.

Duane Lyle Davis Davis Cindy Winter Nancy Harwood Trnie Luma Luna Show Low Tucson Navajo Sanitation & Construction Co Lana Sakall Pima County

Two pilots seek Apache routes transfer after crash shutdown

Arizona pilots Don Romsey and Gary Beck meet with officials in Washington to form Sunland Airways and take over routes formerly flown by American Airlines and Air West. Officials say Arizona may require weeks for new authority, while Sunland would serve Tucson Douglas Prescott Kingman Lake Havasu City and Las Vegas if approved. Six Apache planes were grounded after a May crash attributed to wing failure.

Apache Airlines Arizona Apache Coolidge Don Romsey Gary Beck Washington, D.C Civil Aeronautics Board American Airlines Air West Vercellino Sunland Arizona Corporation Commission Sunland Airways Tucson Douglas Prescott Kingman Lake Havasu City Las Vegas New

Reds Claim big Victory At Snuol

War report from Saigon states South Vietnamese forces were driven from Snuol near the Cambodian border with heavy losses. Communist claims of a major victory rival government figures, while U.S. airpower and allied strikes are noted but disputed. A Look Magazine correspondent describes a massacre near the Mekong River in Cambodia.

Reds Snuol Saigon UPS Sauol U.S Laos Highway 13

Fair Breezy And Warmer Tomorrow

Fair breezy and warmer weather is forecast with a high in the Ws compared to yesterday’s 87. The overnight low should be in the high fifties. Weekend pollen counts include bermuda 4, pecan and mesquite 3 each, Johnson grass 2, and rabbit bush 1 near Tucsor Blvd and Broadway.

Bermuda Tucsor Blvd Broadway Foll Weather Report Page

Strike cripples Western Union NEA and Olin Aluminum

Wire Services reports a major strike by two unions representing 20 100 Western Union employees halting domestic telegrams and money orders. NEA Staff Organization and United Steelworkers strike Olin Aluminum with 1500 members. USW and other unions push for higher pay while talks with federal mediation fail.

Western Union NEA Olin Aluminum National Education Association Olin Aluminum Co United Telegraph Workers The Communications Workers of America Aplcio

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