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Hatchet wielding Hindus
butcher 1,000 Moslems
NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Hindu tribesmen wielding hat
chets, spears, machetes and old firearms butchered between
600 and 1,000 Moslem villagers for defying an election boycott
in violence-tom Assam state, witnesses reported Sunday.
The latest accounts reaching New Delhi from the remote
northeastern state said the tribesmen rampaged through 17
villages in the Nellie district of central Assam on Friday, stab
bing, shooting and mutilating helpless victims, identified as
Moslem settlers from neighboring Bangladesh.
Estimates of the killing varied widely, and foreign jour
nalists are barred from the area. But the death toll from 18 days
of political and ethnic violence sparked by the elections will
pass 1,000 if authorities confirm even the more moderate
estimates of the carnage in the Nellie district and a Feb. 13
massacre in Gohpur, northeastern Assam.
“The victims, mostly women and children, were hacked to
death,” said one account by Shekhar Gupta, a reporter for the In
dian Express news service. He said “frenzied tribal hordes”
were responsible.
“There are few without stab wounds,” Gupta wrote in a
dispatch from the main Assam city of Gauhati. “There are
women and children with disfigured faces... children hobbling
about with gaping wounds in their stomachs. Paddy fields bet
ween Nellie and the affected villages are strewn with thirsty and
exhausted wounded, their wounds smeared with mud."
The government deployed soldiers in the area Sunday to
bolster police forces attempting to stop the violence. Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi also announced she would tour the state
Monday. The prime minister’s aides said reporters would not be
permitted to accompany Mrs. Gandhi.
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her battle with Congress to
marry Robert Burford, director
of the federal Bureau of Land
Management.
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spokesman for the bride.
Brashear said that
henceforth Gorsuch would be
known as Anne McGill
Burford.
It was the second marriage
for each of the Burfords, who
served together in the Col
orado House of Represen
tatives during the 1970s.
Brashear said the Burfords
“will live at the domicile (in
suburban Virginia) now oc
cupied by Gorsuch” along
with her two sons and a
daughter, Neil, 15, Stephanie,
13, and J.J., 10.
There were no plans for an
immediate honeymoon.
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