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Dr. J. Donald Millar, a physician and former public-health official whose work helped eradicate smallpox in Africa and with it, the world, died on Sunday at his home in Murrayville, Georgia. He was 81.
The apparent cause was kidney failure, his wife, Joan, said.
A retired assistant surgeon general of the United States Public Health Service, Dr. Millar (pronounced mil-LAHR) was long associated with what is now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He was the 1st director of its
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