Mills Won't Run for Re election Citing Alcoholism Fears
Rep Wilbur Mills 66 says he will not seek reelection, fearing campaigning would trigger relapse. Doctors warn the strain could hamper sobriety and performance. He plans to announce by March 9 departure from politics barring new developments.
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Boston protesters press end to busing in race integration debate
About 3,000 demonstrators marched around South Boston High School urging an end to busing for racial integration. Senator Birch Bayh defended limited use of force to achieve integration on a TV panel, saying he would not run against Black students or buses.
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Rhodesia battle leaves many dead amid guerrilla surge
In Rhodesia, at least 17 African guerrillas and four Rhodesian soldiers died in a weekend clash in the northeast operational area, raising guerrilla deaths to 76 since Feb. 6 as Mozambican incursions escalate the three year conflict. South Africa has withdrawn its forces. Nearby reports include Brazil appointing an ambassador to Luanda to bolster ties with black Africa and a Medellin airport hijack, while Saudi Arabia and the United States sign technology pacts in Riyadh and the Philippines detains a former U.S. Army officer in Mindanao.
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Cuba denounces Kissinger over Latin America pact
Prensa Latina accuses Secretary of State Kissinger of failing to honor a new dialogue with Latin America after the Brazil pact signed Feb. 20 recognizing Brazil as a world power in the region. The Cuban agency says the accord confirms U.S. intent to make Brazil the gendarme of the continent.
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