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Page 10-. Jf.Cxnniitirr Fri June 30, 1972 Slaughter Halts Burundi Relic! Sir Francis Slums ()( Mao Has Cancer? Rcscucn is lo so weaken th Hutu that no fresh uprising will possible for many years, lh sources said. Micombero repeatedly has denied reprisals are taking place, By his version of events, the dead in Burundi are Tutsi killed by Hutu rebels. The Burundi government so far has refused to admit any relief program is needed among the Hutu. The International Committee of the Red Cross and church relief organizations which have been in contact with the Burundi have been told that any aid coming into he country must be distributed not by them but by Burundi's ruling political party or other local agencies, a condition they have since Burundi gained independence from Britain III years ago have been beuten down and thousands have been killed in sweeping government reprisals.

In theh latest of these revolts, at the end of April, Micombero's government, came within a hair's breadth of being overthrown and with it the ascendancy of the ftOO-OOO-strong Tutsi elite. Diplomatic sources said it was only by the intervention by aire's president, Mobutu Sese Seko, who senl in troops at Burundi's request, that Micombero's regime was saved. An estimated 5000 Tutsi were massacred in less than two weeks by Hutu rebels under orders to "kill every man, every woman and every child of the Tutsi tribe so that history speaks of KAMPALA (Uganda) (tiPl) International relief organizations have stopped their aid to lhirundi, where two months of tribal warfare have left an estimated (lead. Diplomatic reports from the capital of Bujumbura said the organizations fear any relief aid to President Michel Micombero's government could be tantamount to condoning the continuing slaughter of Burundi's majority tribe, the Hutu, The Hutu outnumber Mi-cof hero's tall Tutsi tribesmen by about six to fine. The bitterness which' divides the squat Hutu from the Tutsi is the legacy of 400 years of feudal rule by the Tutsi aristocracy in which the Hutu were kept in a state of serfdom.

The three Hutu revolts them no more," Diplomats and missionaries, here and in neighboring Rwanda, estimate that in the reprisals that followed, nearly 100,000 Hutu were slautered by government troops, The sources said the prime targets of the reprl-. sals were "educated Hutu," at first bank clerks, profes-s I a I persons, hospital workers, taxi drivers, civil servants and secondary school children, and later any Hutu who could read and write. Latest reports say Hutu refugees, lured back to Brundi from Zaire and Tanzania by the Burundi government's claims that the situation is back to normal, are 'being killed when they reach home. The government's object Mao was reported to be ambulatory and alert despite his affliction and that impor-tant decisions were still being referred to him for approval. Yesterday, in a move that did not appear to have any connection with reports of his illness, the Chinese government released a photo of Mao greeting Mrs.

Sirimavo Handaranaike, prime minister of Ceylon. It said the photo was taken Wednesday. It was Mao's first public appearance since he me! President Nixon in Peking Feb. 21. i NEW YORK (API Mao Tse-tung, who is 78, is i reported to be suffering from incurable throat can-! ce the Wall Street Journal reported today.

"One estimate is that he may not survive beyond the year, though that apparently is not a linn medical prognosis." the newspaper reported in a story from Wai-inton by staff writer Robert Kealley. Keatley said Mao, a heavy smoker, was reported lo have received radiation treatment but said it was not known if there were plans for surgery. Kcatley said the report of Mao's illness originated "with sources who have unique access to such information" but not with Nationalist Chinese or other sources hostile to (he mainland government. He said the report could not be confirmed independently. The newspaper said some U.S.

government experts had given the report credence, though other analysts remained skeptical, The newspaper said that. LONDON d'PIi Sir Francis Chichester, alone in the Atlantic on his Gipsy Moth yacht, rebuffed an attempt by a French vessel to come to his aid today despite an earlier message that he was "weak and cold" after a bout with illness. away. No assistance or doctor required," the 70 year old adventurer flashed with a signal lamp when the French weather ship, France 11, tried to put down a launch alongside his ketch. Chichester was heading for the French coast alter dropping out of a single-handed transatlantic yacht race.

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