U S Plans Slow Cutback of Air Power in Southeast Asia
U S will take time reducing air power after Cambodia bombing ends at midnight Tuesday. Some B52s will stay in Thailand as a deterrent and bases may be retained, including a $90 million complex at Sattahip and Nakhon Phnom, while Guam B52s scale down gradually.
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Apaches Renew Legal Battle in Washington
Descendants of Geronimo plan a renewed fight for damages after the Indian Claims Commission awarded the Chiricahua Apache more than 16 million for land seizures. They seek millions more for 27 years of imprisonment in internment camps in Florida, Alabama and Oklahoma, challenging jurisdiction limits and vowing to appeal to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Mrs. King declines SCLC presidency move
Corrette King says she would not accept the Southern Christian Leadership Conference presidency if offered. She prioritizes completing the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta and raising her four children as board meetings in Indianapolis consider a successor to Rev. Ralph David Abernathy.
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