4 The Daily Tar Heel Monday. February 14. 1S77
After attempted coup
Am in begins purge
NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) Plans to
kill Uganda's President Idi Amin three
weeks ago on the sixth anniversary of
the coup that brought him to power
have backfired; and a new purge is being
carried out in the stormy East African
nation, news reports and Ugandan
exiles said Sunday.
The Observer newspaper in London
said more than 100 persons have beep
killed and others arrested in the past
week. Diplomatic sources and other
news reports all confirmed there has
been unrest in Uganda, but there was no
immediate confirmation of many of the
details of the Observer's story.
Quoting a Ugandan source, the
Observer said, "Everything points to the
greatest single campaign of massacre on
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assumed power."
Contacted independently, exile
sources in East African capitals said
there had been an attempted coup
against Amin and a subsequent purge.
In a story prepared for publication
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said 35 civilians died Friday in northern
Uganda, and Amin arrested 35
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former Ugandan President Milton
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also reported a group of Ugandan
officers was arrested or killed.
The Nation said the civilians, all
members of the Acholi and lango tribes,
were killed in the northern Uganda
towns of Gulu, Lira and Apac. Fifteen
bullet-riddled bodies were found
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WASHINGTON (UPI)-Children's
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