U S bomber crashes near Phnom Penh during Cambodia raid
An American swing wing bomber crashed about 40 miles northwest of Phnom Penh during a Cambodia mission. Both pilots were rescued unharmed by Cambodian air force officials, with the cause still undetermined. Across Vietnam, the cease-fire violations surged in the first 24 hours of the Paris accord, with 108 Vietnamese and 180 total violations reported, and a deadly nine hour battle near Da Trach leaving 33 dead among combatants and civilians.
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Deaf mutes charged in thefts in Tucson case
Three deaf students from the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind were arraigned in Justice Court on charges of burglarizing two Tucson homes. Detectives traced the May 11 break ins to 2830 W Tolosa St and Robin Ave after neighbors alerted by barking dogs. They were released on their own recognizance until July 23 preliminary hearings.
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Senate staff questions Dean on Watergate cover up talk
Senate Watergate Committee plans secret session with John W. Dean III before he testifies publicly. Reports claim Dean met Nixon 35 times to discuss the cover up and aides' involvement. White House denies the implications while offering dates of discussions.
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Astronauts Scan Sun for Second Flare from Space Center
Space Center Houston reports Skylab astronauts scanned the sun’s center for a second flare after a massive flare erupted yesterday. Paul J. Weitz captured the event at the solar telescope console while crew members Charles Conrad Jr and Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin prepared for hours of work aboard the Apollo ferry ship linked to the 118 foot long laboratory.
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Brezhnev Arrives for Second U S Summit Talks
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev left Moscow for Washington for a week of hard bargaining with President Nixon at the White House Camp David and San Clemente residences. Kissinger joined Nixon in Florida for strategy talks as Brezhnev’s security and schedule were tightened amid Watergate tensions and protests for Soviet Jewish emigration.
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Heat Returns With Record Temperatures Expected
The heat restraining order lifts as the mercury is forecast to rise to about 95 degrees tomorrow with fair skies. Overnight low around 60, yesterday’s high near 90s and early morning low near 86 at 5 20 a.m.
Citizen Charlie Raises $950 in New Crossword Challenge
Citizen Charlie offers a $950 crossword puzzle challenge in the Tucson Daily Citizen. Clues publish Tuesday with a solution on page 96. Related story and photo appear on pages 8 and 96 respectively.
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