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• DECEM.BER, 14, 1966, WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF Crashing Cameraman Takes Photos . " . ~ ,. VIENNA, Dec. 1<1, (DPA).-An RCA, alonc with Ford Mot~rs ~n'a SYDNEY, Dec.:14; (Reuter). " .' " \ Itahan man and a Hungarian wo­ lhe Coca Cola company, was black· -The Australian broadcast­ PORCELAIN· AVAILABLE «'" man Tuesday were arrested in Bu­ listed at a conference of boycott Ing commlls\on.SUII.daY acre: Ten ~t'., reduced prices un ". dapest on suspicion of • apiooacc. officers lasl 'month, RCA waS ened a IUln taken by one 01 Chrtttmaa Eve. Ihe Hungarian MTI news ag;eney re­ charled with having; licensed an . Its cameraman as the heUeop, Contaet: .Man!lor PorceWII Store' ported Tuesday. Th. ltaliao Gio­ Israel compilny to produce records ter In whlc!i h"; and. two Hajl Yakoyb Square vanni Gambella, is employed by the under its label. other people were killed cra- Near Blue M«*!ue Italian cultural institute in Budapest. shed Into. a buildlnr; here Sa· MTI said. H. has no diplomatic CAIRO, Dec. 14, (Reuter).-Pield turday, INTERNATIONAL CLUB staws. No other details on the case Marsbal Abdel Hakim Amer, Unit­ The llJm,' shown in a speelal thursday Dee. IS, Infcil'lDli1 Din· '. were rcpor!ed by tho aCency. ed Arab Republic. Vice Presidenland television newscaSt, pictUred ner Dance. MUsIc by 'the BLUE Deputy Supreme Commander of the the earth spinning vloleatly SHAnKS.. .' -. Raza;nise~s· BAGHDAD, Dec. 14, (AP).­ forces. returned to Cairo Monday as the hellcopter·lts tall rot­ ~ccompanled pests: M. 200, , , Iraq has ·approved the establishment from Karachi at the end of a week.. or lone.lell out 01 the sky, spedal reservation /ICCOi!lpanied of an Iraqi Turkish friendship so· lonl visit to durin, which narrowly' mlsslnl bayside guest tickets available at olllce .ProblemS Of ciety, It was announced Tue8day. he conferred with PrOlident Ayub crowds alllhtinl Irom harbo­ before 5 p.m. Dec, 15. The step unsterlinM improvinl re­ Khan and other Pakistani officials. - ur ferries. Saturday Dec. 17 TEEN·AGE lations bet1V~n the: two countries. Cattle Breeders Cameraman Fran Parnell, 40, DANCE Music by "Peter and the Wolves" Dance contests. QALAI NAU, (Bapghis), Dec. IS, OUAGADOUGOU. Upper Volta, ALGIERS, Dec. 14, (Reul.r).­ kept on ftrlng almost until Algeria and Syria have sianed an the helicopter smashed thro­ Door prizes, Accompanied '., --(Balibtar).-The Minisler of Agri­ Dec. 14. (AP).-Lt. Col. 'Sanloul. r;uests AI. 50. culture Bnd Irrigatl-on, Mir Moham­ Lamizana. who took. power in a· • ereement aimed at strepathenin& Ulh the roof 01 two-storey mad Akbar Raza, conveyed to a coup d'etat nearly a yMr aeo. has links between the two countries iD travel agency. HIs 81m, dam­ the field of information. ·large gathering ot officialsl elders, announced the army wiU rl!tain ar;ed both by the crash and Th~ power for four more Yl!ars. aareement WIS siened hero the water lrom 's ho· ' .. tarmers and catUe raisers here yezr.. Tuesday by Allerian Information _, also showed lire:!'sce taken Lamizana said Monday night that lerday the good wishes ,ot His . MlOister. Mohammad Ben Yahia, a few minutes earl lor a all political ICfivity would be: sus­ Malesty 'the King and explained tbe documentary on Sydney s .d~velopment govem~ pended. and hiS visiting Syrian counterpart, plan's ot the Mohammed Ali Zu'bi. new opera house. menl at Prtme Minister Malwand- He said tha.t the decision had been •\\'al. . . approved by the Supreme Co.uncil of Earlier Sweden 'h~ given 500 tons o~ paper, and it provid­ the armed r.Tees. Attention Please ed material ~o print ·more. than 150,000 textbooks for "the schools Referring to the efforts of bis 'Lamizana look power January". ~inistry,' Ministry to raise agricultural pro- . of the • ductlvity. the Minister said that he deposina, "reside"t Maurice Ya...e­ Attractive automatic inexpensive kerosene stoves, ~ The agreement for the supply ofAfgbantstan' as well. ogo. hoped its programmes to distribute juicers, electric blankets, electric shaving machines pro­ tlie 'new consignment was signed Thanking the government of Swc­ Dr. Osman Anwarl, MInlate\' of Education, and the Ambassador 01 Sweden signIng the agre. I"I'Cported agricuitural implements BUTCHER SHOP here yeslerday by Education Mints- den for the assistance, the Minister LAGOS. Dec 14. (AP1.-Zambia liucts of the popular firm "National" wholesaler and Toys, Pullover. Sweaters, Coins, Christmas Decorations. ement. '1 • and fertiliser, improve wheat seeds, AND BAKERY ter Anwari, and' Bjorn Bratt, Ihe said that the consignment would preserve pastures and torests, would has asked Nigeria and other ·African retailer, approach the radio shop of Ishan Mohammad Ambassador 9t Sweden tn Tebran help Ibe Ministry in implementing counlries to supply railroad lechni­ AnnouncIng our biggest pre­ JADE ¥AIWAND, SECOND FLOOR succeed. KlIwaja, adjacent to Sarwary Market, Nader Pashtoon Christmas sale, who is his country's Ambass,ador to its five·year education plan. clans should lhe Europeans D0" Much of tbe paper will be, used He hoped battle breeders would Watt, %44117. -, USSR raise a healthy generation of cattle. workmg Its ITaim; qUIt. the Zambia" Here are some 01 Our new Prices: ------to print textbooks for prtrpary . Permanent Nuclear Affairs high l:ommls~ion~r h~n said TUefI­ Leg of lamb Afs, 53fkg, Ahmadullah Back schools, - The Minister later exchanged day Lamb chops Afs, S3/kg. Tbe Deputy Minister of Educa· Sign New Protocol views with cattle breeders on their High Commissioner Matlya N&> Beef fmet Ats, g9/kg. Am II. Dez. 66 starb durcb On lh.. Iltb of Dec. a tragic tion, the presidents of the education :Comntittee Set Up By NATO problems and took notes note~ on lande said the Zambian railroad cor· Veal cutlet Afs, 49!kg. elnen tragischen 'Ungluecksfall accident look the life of our From USSR press, textbooks and other sections tbeir suggestions. , How about having your relatives or unser Freund friend He also 'inspected 50 acre Nah· paralion had written to Nlgenan Roast Als, 49jkg, of tbe Education Ministry and a r... KABUL, Dec. 15, (Bakbtar).-A \ PARIS. December 15, (Reuter and AP).- raliroad~ inqulflng about avallabl~ KABUL, Dec. 15. (Bakbtnr).- protocol for the excllanze ot com­ mati experimental farm friends visit you in Afghanistan? Kar""hl !ish Als, 62/1 MinIster left to inspect the pistachio DIC Frclwilligen des I The members of the the agreement. leoed to qUlI the railroad "hich IS We can arrange .v.rythinCl for you r.ght hire in Kabul I Our new shIpment of varletl­ alter a two-week visit to the Soviet , between Afghanistan and the Sovi· i and other non·nuclear members a r;reater share in nlJ' forests and pastures 10 Koshk woles­ Dcutschen Enlwicklungs- I German Volunteer Ser~ owned jOlnlly by Zambia a.G Rho· The llcket will b•••lIv.red 10 your people through es of fresh cheese and butter Union. et Union. . : clear plannlnr;. wall. .n. dlenstes VICC desla of our 273 offlc" .r reltre.enlillves all ever th. wet''', has also arrived for the hoU' Ahmadullah, who was invIted by !1M Receives MaiwaJl.dwal Dr Mohammad Akbar Orner, De­ .' A NATO spokesman announced ters at Naples. Meanwhile, Mohammad Aslarn v~tarinary whIch WIll also be v.ry happy to au.,t the tra....n.ra In day season. the Transport MInister of the SovI­ KABUL, Dec. 15 (Bakhtar) puty Minister of Corrimerce, signed the formation of the new group. French Foreign Minister Maurice Khamosh, president of BAGHDAD. De< 14. CAPl-Pre· every respect et Union, visited Moscow, Lenin­ Prime MInIster Mohammad for Afghanistan and N. K. Ozipov, which will be open to all 14 nations. Couve de Murville played bost to section of the Ministry, arrived at mier NaJI Taleb hil~ m.l a number grad, Sochi and some other cities. Hashim Malwandwal was reo Deputy Minister ot Foreign Trade, France. which is against NATO his counterparts in the west~fD Ubi&:_ the head of a delegation in Herat of Iraqi Oil e);.pe:rl~ 10 diSCUSS tb~ He was accompanied by the Com­ celved In audience by His for the Soviet Unionl military integration, bas boycotted four" On tbe eve of tOday's NATO after inspecting pastures in the 011 sltuatlun follo"loe Monday's LUFTHANSA olfe,. y.u 'molt convenlenl conneell"n. to Strengthen Your National mander of the Labour. Corps and Majllsty the King In GuI­ Minister of Commerce Dr Nour the work of the McNamara commit­ ministerial council sessions. Qalai Nau areD. Kabul from alme.t everywhere wllh lh. hellt.f .ur sioppage of oil pumping alross SYria Ghulam Mohammad, president of khana Palace yesterday at All, Dr. Orner and Ozipovexpressed tee which recommended the estab­ The ministers from Britain,· West A si1kworm-rai~ng delegation of by the Iraq petroleum company. Inlerlm. parlnl" Iconomy By Travelling j\ ~;~na technical affairs in the Ministry. 11:00 a,m., according to an satisfaction with the protocol un­ IIshmenl of the new body. Germany, France and the U.S. were the Mihistry arrived in Herat yes­ Th~ nallOnal committee for 011 The Minisler thanked tbe USSR announcement by the royal der which Afghanistan will export The agreement on the nuclear discussing Bertin and German reuni­ terday from Kandahar to inspect experts also mel Monday to itudy auiborllles for tbelr bospltallty. protocol department, affairs body was one of Jour major fication and other key international the silkworm-raising centres in the When.ver your P"IIIII. all" !1Pm our SWIft Boeinl.Jet Fly A,iana cotton, wool, sheep and goat sk1ns, the Situation. al Ihe Iran.l.r poinl fer Ka~~. th.re WIll •• n. w.rri••, fresh, dried and conserved fruits decisions announced after 'Foreign issues. province. The nuclear defence group form· An all expert told tb. paper Sawt sIne. our slallen ,er8Dnne' 1$ watling alrea.y t. sui." trom Kandahar, oilseeds such as and Defence Ministers from 26 NATO's 14 partners met in the alli­ ed Wednesday will have a smaller Alarab. million tons of oil was and help sesame. Imports will include machi­ pumped throulh Ramas annually In ance's defence planning committee. planning body, informed sources Home News In Brief Hanoi Air Space Reported nery, electric appUances, Ught in­ KABUL, Dec. 15, (Bakhtar).­ addition to 16 mlflioD tons which go dustrial goods~ tradors, agricultural The NATO spokesman said the said. 10 Trtpoli and that Iraqi revenues Would Ih,s net ••• nn;. X·Mal preslnt? ministers also decided to study a Four of the II will be perma­ Professor Shah, an expert in tho­ implements and accessories, cars raxic diseases at the Wazrr Akbar from that now of oil IS 70 million ViolatedFDr Second Day and accessories, petrol, sugar, lex· possible NATO satellite communi­ nent members of the planning group. dmars cations programme, to provide for These are the and Khan Hospital, delivered a lec­ For d.talled InfOrmallon please caJI your usual 1 MOSCOW; December, 1,5,. (AP and Beuter)..,­ tiles, and other goods. ture on non-tuberculosis swellings JAT A - Tra~el Alilont or the Lufthansa - Office. We shall The Soviet News AgencY Tass said that American planes . common financing of exercises by Britain, both nuclear powers, and I~. West Germany aod . of the lungs at the Public Health LAGOS. Dec. (AP).-Tbree be very glad to tell you all about It. "Wednesday violated aialn the air sPaee of'llanoI." , TIle volume ot exports and impor- the allied command mobile force of Nlgeria's four reClOnal railitary for protecting NATO's extreme The other seven will rotate three Institute auditorium yesterday. The raid was reported to have fire during the Vielnamew new ts has been . Increased by 10 per HRH Princess Mariam, officials &overnors met Tuesday with Sup· cent over' last year. . w flank.s and to .develop new arrangc­ scats. ..Iasted for about an __ bour' and'a year. The allieo have also.announq- ""'..... _. 'r~,,,,- -,,~ '. , of Ihe Public Health Ministry, reme Commander Lleut COD. ,. ed'they will obserVe ·9cf.:hoUt..c~· """"'4:""orul~g"·t!>'c·'tDe· a :se: ! ments for quick consultation in On tbe sidelines of the NATO " Iuitf. ,., .. '." ". a: wrfns 'or ~: crises. doctors and professors of the Yakubu Gowon A &overnment 8 lufthansa . The Tass correspondent in Hanoi year. parate doctim<;nl a~acbed t~" p,e conference a new round of inter~ spokesman said tb~ mccllne. third Kabul. Sh:u-e·Neu, I-h.ne 22601 .~ghants­ A U.S. communications satellite College of Medicine were among reported "as yesterday (Tuesday) The Viet Cong's newly establish- main protocol, next year national talks was also reported un· those attended. '''nce Gowon took power I" weeks tbey. bombed the right' and left ed !'remanent representatives ,in ta~ will import goods such as '!'!: already in orbit will be used in an derway Wednesday on the disputed ago II ...as for "routiue consulta­ \ experimental project to link the 1 I banks of the Red River Ibe embank- Hanoi have called on North· Vlet- gar, pelrol. delsel, textile, .etc.. future of Cyprus with Greece and KABUL, Dec. 15, (Bakbtar).­ tion". ,supreme headquarters allied powers Turkey swapping ideas about a conferonc~ ',>/;' ment and'the area of' the bridge namese President flo Cbi Minh, worlb $ 3.7 million fJ;Om Ihe credit Dr Abdul Rahman Hakimi, De­ Mlssmg from tbe at cons~- :Europe, (Sbape) tn its new Belgian , floal settlement. Britisb Foreign Gowon's barrack.s residence was ~; linking Hanoi with its suburb," Vietnam news agency reported Wed- ot $ 12 million tor import of puty MinIster of Public Health, I In Saigon, U.S. military beadquar- nesday. mer goods allowed under an agree- 'location with the smaller headquar. Secretary George Brown set up two Lieul. Col C. Odumeewu OJukuw : has returned to Kabul after an AZIZ SUPER MARKET ,,,~; ters had no commenl Wednesday Presidenl Ho told Nguyen Uan menI signed in 1965. meetings: inspection tour of Uruzgoon, of the eastern rellon. '\.. .:i Wedoesday morning he bad a 3{)­ The spokesman refusod to iOay .~. night on a Moscow report that Ame- Tien bead of the Viet Cong office, Kosi and Gardez. '- . minute talk with the Foreign Minis­ , what had been dlscus~ at lh. rican planes again violated ,the air and the other representativ.es: Presents ter of Greece Admiral Toumbas, meetin~. space of Hano!. "The U.S. aggressors will certa1U!y KABUL, Dec. 15 (Bakhtar).­ A spokesman said beadquarters be defeated and our country WIll On the subject. Abdul Fatah Attarzadah, who bad not yet received pilot reports on certa1nly be reunified.' After Wednesday saw Turkisb had gone seven years ago to the MADRID. Dec. 14. (DPAI.-U S. Foreign Minister Caglayangil. President Lyndon. B Johnson's rov· Wednesday's raids over North Viet-. In Canberra, Awtralia, the Aus- UAR for medical studies, return­ nam. tralian cabinet. bas s~rted a revic~ No IOformation thus far bas ed to Kabul yesterd~Y. Ing Ambassador Averell Harriman ~o Tuesday Informed Spanish Chief of Meanwbile, in Cairo, a leprosen- of the. extend wblcb . A\lstraba emerged from the Grcek·Turkisb encounter which is parl of a series State General FranCISCo Franco tative of the South VietnamXUbera. could Increase Its combat forces In KABUL, Dec. 15, (Bakhtar>.­ tion Front declared that the'. front Vietnam. of secret talks that has been going The outgoing Ambassador.of Tur­ about the results of the October 27 ~veral Manila conference on Vietnam. would continue the Vielnl\l!! :1ar The cabinet met Wednesday njght on for months. Tbe Greeks key, J amil Wafi, met Sardar Sul­ and Turks have been meeting in The talks between Franco and Har­ unless the United States fuIfi1Ied cer until midnight, 11 was officially an- tan Mahmood Gbazi, President riman were also attended by Spanish tain conditions including withdra al nounced that nO decisions Were Vienna with an almost total Dews of the Afghan Air Authority, yes­ Foreign Mmister Fernando Maria of troops, reached but that the cabinet would blackout i!"posed on their delibera­ terday in his office. Casliella and Ihe US. Ambassador At a press conference Le Qu g continue the review. No firm date hans. The purpose of the Toumbas-Cng­ to Spain. An&ler Biddie Duke Har­ Chinh head of the front's penna. was fixed for the meeting but it is CHAGHCHRAN, Dec. 15, ~ission decision~mak.ing lay BAgd meetmg here is understood riman was to return to the U.ited For Further Information Contact 24731, 32, 33. nent said the U.S. must now expected the (Bakhtarl.- A delegation of the States Wednesday. withdraw from South Vietnam, stage will be delayed until the new to be to review the progress of the Ministry of Public Works con- recognise the front as the only gen- year.. ... Vienna exchanges between their sIstmg of a representative of . uine representative of the south and AchOD by ~us~aha. to mcrease Its two governments. the Inlernational Bank and two BEIRU·1. Dec. 14. (API-Th. indefinitely end air and naval at- comba~ contnbuh~n IS expec.ted to Britain, Greece and Turk.ey are all Afghan experts arrived here Yes­ Radio CorporahoD of America Th£ avto exportcompany of th£ So viet Union exports tacks against Vietnam. result In the sendIng of a third bat- closely involved in the future of the lerday to survey the possibIlities (RC Al has nOtified Ih. Arab boy' He also accused the U.S. of es- talion to V!etnam. and possi~ly i~- East Mediterranean Island which of constructing a highway bet­ cutt of Israel head office that It In­ calating the war this modth. c(ease th.e Size of the Australian air today is a republic withIn the Com· ween Kabul and Hevat through lends to cut off Its trade relal10ns for you th£ newest, Moscovitch car s, latest-models of th£ Asked if the front would respond forCe unIts there. monwealth. Hazarajat. With Israel. the newspaper AI Jan­ to the Pope's appeal to ""tend the :"ustralia. no~ bas a 4,500-strong' The three countnes arc treaty· The delegation, whIch later d.. reported. Christmas truce he said the ceasefire task force JO VIetnam, composed of bound with the government of Pre­ for Herat, will also survey the The paper quoted respoDSJble rruu1e in th£ USSR. GHRISTMAS was suggestea by the front as a hu- twC! army battalioDS", an air force sident Makarios to insure that any Herat-Shlndand road and the !'ooun;es as saymg the company would ~d mane gesture. Caribou transport squadron a final settlement conforms With the the Tolak-Sharak road 10 Ghor lioon present the necessary docu­ But if the U.S. violated it "we helicopter unit. A third battalion provisions of the Zurich settlement The new model is durable, eCORQmical, possesses great power Omer~ and N.K, Ozlpov are exchanr;1nr; prOVince. ments provine it hOld stopped dealine Festival Of Food Savings will resume fighting until we llnisb would increaSe Ihe force to a~out Dr, Akbar (Ielt ). establishing lbe independence of the W'llh Israel. tbem all." 6,000. . the related documents. troubled island. HERAT, Dec. 15. (B!'khtar)..c. and manoeuvrability, and is equiped for comfort. sov~ Well Fed Turkeys In washington, commenting on --...,.------.,...------­ The British still bave two The border police yesterday seiz~ the truce, 'a U.S. spokesman, Bill reign base areas in Cyprus which ed 24 bales of cotlon pejng smug­ they want to phase out as conditJons The turning radius of the <;ar is only five metres. The 60 horsepower engine which Moyers, indicated that the United gled lOto Afghanistan on two WEATHER FORECAST States was r~dy 10 discuss the ap­ UK, AFRICANS HOLD PR IVATE TALKS allow. horses In Shadi Bara village\ En· And Duchs. is equipped witb a water cooler, runs at 120 kilometres per hour. The front bumper of peal of Pope Paul for an indefinite The Greeks and Turks have obli­ geel woleswall. The two al eged Skies will be mostly armistice in Vietnam. galions toward the Greek and Tur­ smugglers, Noor Ahmad, a resi­ the car, which is strong, indicates the exact position of the wheel during driving. kish speaking elements of the island clear, with a few could lor· Moyers outlined, administration IN EFFORTS TO REACH COMPROMISE sident of Ghorl3n, and Ghausud· matlon in some parts 01 the Afs... 34 lb. people. In the course of informal thinking wben asked to comment on dm a resident of Kohistan, were country. UN. New York Dec. 15, (Com­ votes necessary to get them accept.. ,. results of the Commonwealth confe- contacts, the Greek and Turkish arrested. New technical ideas a statement made by Senate majo· ed. :rence. Britain had not then catego- Foreign Mfnisters also are keep­ Kabul will have patches bined Seryices).-The United Na­ rity leader Mike' Mansftold . that tions Security Council Wednesday Fir!t speaker at Wednesday's sea- ricnlly given an assurance of a solu· ing American Secretary of State of clouds. The temperature FryiJI&:, Chickens Afs, 34 lb. there should be a ','ceaselire and KABUL, Dec. 15 ((lakhtar>.­ resumed' its debate On R,hodesia with sian was the Algerian delegate. .I tion on the basis ot one man vote. Dean Rusk informed about their The agreement to the appoint­ will ranr;e 'from minus six have been imple- stand-fast" for 4 days after COOsl­ attacks on Britain bY' Algeria and Tewftk Boutmka, who said the Dr tbrougb tbe adoption of comprc- slow moving search for a settlement degrees to plus 14 derrees -. ment of Carlos Alfred Vokazal, T-Bone Steaks 35 lb, mas. the Soviet Union. sanctions asked. ftic by Britain were hensive sanctions, he added. that will finally pacify and stabilise ccntirrade. Ms. Asked if the Uniled States was wbo is currently Argentina's Am­ mented in the cons- But as the .....ion· began 75 mi· destined to fail. 'Tbe UN must fol- India bad always bad the gravest Cyprus. bassador In Tehran, to serve as willing to ,!iscuss with North Viet­ low them with its 9w~ policies not misgivings about the negotiations Ground Beef Als. 15 lb. nUles later than scbeduled the main l counlry's Ambassador to Afgha­ nam the specific issue of extending inlerest was focused on bebind·th~ those of Bri\llin, " with Salisbury, Tbe vital question ,trudion and placing the Cbrlstmas' tince inlQ a longer nistan has been Issued on behalf sceues negotiatlobs belween, the . Fedorenko cbarged that the eco· . was oil, wbicb in the past bad reacb- M~ting of His Majesty tbe King, the In· AT THE CINEMA Fresh E&:,&:,s Afs. 35 poz. ceasefire. Moyers replied: "yes". British alld Afric~ delegations on a nomic' egllism of the capil!lllllt mo· " ed Rhodesia via Porlugual Moza­ Shof.tage lne Unileli States and its allies, fonnation Department of the Fo­ of the steering possible compromise. .. nopolies' and big concerns wbo ljad" .'mbique aod South Africa, added the r~ign Minislry announced, ~ \Iong with tho Viet Cong, have I Informed circles ,say that 'most madc>'investmeots in abodcsia were' ~r,lndil\n represeo·tative. - AIUANA Sweet Potatoes Ms. 4 lb, agreed to observe a 48-boar truce Of Prate'in Foods formulations' in an.. alI\.epdment nil,- . back~ ,pOlicies' wbich 'w(iiiId 'ooI,y' 'I The only ellective course in bis . At I. 3. 7 30 and 9: 30 p.m. at Christmas and again at the new. ~OU· which renders its I tion to the British resolulion·...on strengthen the Rhodesian leader' Ian .view, was 10 ban exports of oil and Italian colour film in Farsi ROME,' Dec. 15, (Reuter),­ MaiwandwaI's LETTE Just Arrived Fresh Danish Butter sa"ctions against Rhodesia submit­ Smith.. .' . ". ". .. 'ioil products to Rbodesia, A com- ted by Mali, Nigeria and'Uganda, In TueSday's' ~sion' India advo-' ~ prehensive . sanction policy migbt Protein-rich . foods are now being driving easy. STOP PR.ESS we~ unac~ptilble. .th~ ~lvIDll_th'e: PARK CINEMA: MallY Mor,e Choice A&:,ed Meat· And Ve&:'etables ' cated use of force' In ';'\'(ell bring a confrontation with made from beans, peanuts, and I Appointments At I. 3, g, and 10 p.m. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, (AP).­ .In particular, the Britisb govern­ issue of R.hodesia" inde~nde"co;. .. [, Portug~l and South AC:ica, , the even csude oil ,in various countries American cinemaacope film in Fan, convertible seats, a well-equipped tool box, and ~trong brakes gaurantee About 45 persons belan an all-nlgbt ment does r not seem prepared to AddresslDg the UN, Security '< Indian \<\mbassador admItted. -·including the UAR, Lebanon The lonowlng were reeeIv· Aftd Canned Food On Sale. vigil in froni ot .the Wblte House accept any instruction from the,Se· , Conne!!, . Indian Amb8~doi l'afl!l,: ':;1 ~aldst~n's Ambassador Am,lad and Israel-to overcome the ed by PrIme MInister M... colour in FarSI THE MILLIONAI­ safety and comfort.·Moscovitch is the best buy for the famUy. RESS , Wedriesday .nigbt to protest wbat curity Council tIiat Britain sbould s~rat,hi str~d that-th~. Rnly a~!~·· " Ail outhned the necessary cooslde- world's increasing protein shor­ hammad Hashim Malwandwal StarriOI SOPHIA LO~EN Wait For Qur Special Christmas Chocolates Coming Charles R. Hook, nadonal ohait­ be responsible for preventing all solUtion .~as· the use .of f~rc~ wJ;ncti l·r·rations llto remove the cancer of lage, nutritionists were told .here. yesterday: .,~ : m.an of the Student Peac"e Union, oil transporls to tbe rebellious .Britaip. waa fully: enlitled to,. .' ··',this racisl regime." ... But the problem is se\ling Jamll Wall, the Ambassa­ ~,r Soon! The Afghan bus company is the sole dealer and importer calle,! "tbe U.S. bOlnbtne ot Hanoi colony. "/j,s \(;ng. as Rhodesian rebel Pre- ' First, lb. situation in Southern these products -looked down dor of Turkey : PAMIR CINEMA You Get All 'These Quality Foods Plus Savine" .f· '."": At ',2, -7':30 and 10 p.m. as ari inhurp.an and criminaJ act." In the view of Qbservers, Bri-· mier· Ian Smith and his benchIDen Rhodesia was a!' threat to inlema· upon as a food expert told . the Abdul Sator Shallzl, Se· J~dla" . At of the car in Afgha nistan. Hook's organlsallon lIPC!nsored'the talns posltt9u 'Is strengtbened by were treated with. kid gloves," me,jr, rtiQmil peace and securitY. nutritionists, meeting at the UN cond . Deputy PrIme MInister '!;;:, .. :, film DADA protesi and was joined by members the fact that the African' amend­ sures would not be elleclive, Parlha· . Second, altbough \lritain bad a Food and Agriculture Headquar­ and the Minister 01 interior: If • ••••1 , • AZIZ SUPER MARKET - KARTE PARWAN I .•-.. 1 BEBZAD CINEMA of the university. of Marylaljd chap· ments-tO judge trom the pttltude sarathi said in the Rhodesia debate, crucial role to play, be said: it ters he\'C, that research on new Dr. Mohammad Naser Ke. .At ..li, 2: ~ll, '7: 311 and 10 p.m. ter of students for a democratic· So-- of the other SecuritY Council meio-. Parthasarathi said that India bad could not be maintained that the foods had given promising res­ shawan, the Governor bl !,...... For further information please c,ontact phones: 20920, 20925. clety. . \ . nof been 'fully Sillisfied with the (Continued on page 4) Farah. ",• .'. • ••f lui~i1 it.. • OMBQY K.A IIA80 Phone: 24204 * We Deliver! * bers-are unlikely to receive lhenine ults. ,) , 'f ' •"• fl'. P. 1 .'OF . '~"," 'I' .• . • .. • PAGI! 2 DECEMBER 15 1966

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oJ / II I 1 \ ? ...... -if:. . \ ~ ~YL ~ -f ' "',' '" ',I, ' Royalfies "lJislJute Thriltitens " - '~f1i. (Continued Jrom page 2) Oil F'.ow FIDm Middle East • ES BEIRUT, Dec 12, (AP)-Tbe Suez war 'Ibe pipes remalOed cloSe MiddJer East 15 western Europe's las ed more than five stallon months, Bod and any sltuatlOn tbat Europc was doubly strapped threatens for ttie flow of all trom the 01 ~ sands of Arabia to the machines of ,. ,. SQi/; . ..z Europe is of vital concern to the But trouble for Europe KABvLf1?A'~·PlJPAY. DEcEMB~Rt West can also ' come from producJoJr countries Price Af 3 Western :Europe oblnlns about 75 Iran iii 1951 nallonalised tbe oil' ,t per cent of its imports of crude 6il Industry, which was shut down for , '" ~~l~ {rom the countries of :1'1~~~~i~A~~~~~(:, (. the Persian three years before a consortium ot '- ~ W~t GuU at a ratc of about 38 f$eed To Normalise million western companies teak over pro­ East- Greek, Turkish ,1. barrels a day duction This means three of every four Th~~~~~v~\:la~~~' ~~ On the streets of Europe. J Relations Ministers Meet and the Iraq whlcb bad IJlready taken a In :S;uaience by Milj~tl' Stressed In Paris majority of the machmes • liiS £lie)' 1 powering stand proclalmmg Syna s d~mands ~iI( dui1og)l,!~ Its mdustry. w~ek'''en;dCd ~~ I run on crpde 011 1m for hlgber royalluos as Jushfted, I PARIS. December 17, (Tass and AP)­ -To Discuss Cyprus ported lrom the Middle East and saId ceG'e~~r~t'Khin Mohammad. 'd~l~dresstng Saturday It reserved the rtght Mi; Friday's afternoon meeJlnc of refined In Europe to collecl ,usler of National tJie NATO council produchon royalties bas· - Defence, D1' 'tl"ch assembled, )Jere,tot the last ,~e, Frel;lclh,lJ:o~lgn StabIlity m the Mlddlc East ill cd on Ihe prodUCtiOi1SCbedulcil Mph/llDma(l Halder Minister PARIS, Det' '17 (AP) -The for MmiSter or', (joave de Marvnte litteSsed the neei1 general and especially 10 the chief 1966 even If Justice, Moi1'priinlia"Sediq, for DOmiilllsbig relations Greek and TurkISh Foreign MI­ the now IS reduced or , ' QjIv,er- ~een states with dlft~t relatlons,~ CHI producmg countries of Iran ,Iraq shut off altogether :, " , ~'UL, . nor of soclaI systems. "East-west Dlsters held further meetIDgs oeeemiler l'l.,(Bakhtar).- Herllt·- Abdul Rauf Rasoill, h+'satd; "have beCOme fliShlonable Saudi Arabia and Kuwait 18 there~ Bjorn Bratt,' tlte a tople DOW, and It Is a slgn here Fnday and Saturday to con­ Swedlslt Ambassador,lD ~ -wlto alSo repre­ PreSIdent of' Operations fu-,' the >!I~. deep mnalng evolution fore of prime Importance to the Observers be~ believe It IS now , seats hfs; country ~ MinistrY In the present world" tIDue thelf secret quest ~or a so· IniKabul, met the of PUbllc Health of .NatIonal ;Defence. JIoIFranCll," he went on, "haa west up 10 (PC board 10 London to make and Din Mohammad drawn The meeting was the first SlOce lutlon of the d,spuled future ot Mbles and Industries 'l'Illirsclay: Jlto,nina'. \ Delawar, GOver- 'u,ll necessary conclusions for Ilnelt Cyprus Besides bemg the prescnt supplier the next move If It accepts the nor France's wIthdrawal from NATO's In the. meeting ~1l1es of N'angarhar; and Moliatn- ,t~ the development of the Inter- or Europe s oil the Middle East 15 Synan olTer to refer the matter to With MinIster of and Industrle,S Samad mad IOtegrated mIlitary structu..,. but AdmIral John Toumbas and 'tllnlf, Governor of SIIh1Bn- n~lonal oltuallon smoothn~s likely to be the west S 011 depot arbltrahon then the crasIs win be Salim, ihews were exchanged on Swedish and lie l0al la the of tbe dlocu8Slons Ihsan Sabn CaglayangIl. accord­ for at Investment m a match san :'\'1. ' • d8~nte. Many years to come rhc Arab Ica'! lemporarrly sbelvcd factor}', II tannery and II shoe factory and cooperation with ED&- poes not indicate a major recanCl- IDg to tides, met late Fflday nnd 1D Kabul and In mdustrial :t J If, t~ I countries, the need (ountrles and Iran Sit on top of no projectS In Herat J..~ now J' for lIatian With the French. the source on Saturday after the wIDdup on F~" r lao over less than 70 per {"cnt oC the at! re Tbe envoy's- d\8Cuila1on with wIth Swedlah help Is to S all normaUsation of rela- Said the North AtlantIC CounCIl of the produce 15 wpas OUII" 'lldbs wltb these serves found III non communist Mlrnster at Hcolth, Mias 400,000 loatber lihoe. countries' However It does mean thai ForeIgn MIDlsters whIch both are Kobra and 300,000 ' • 'llIotlnJr attending areas Noorzal was, mainly about rubber oboes a year f\Jrther that France was France and her 14 allies "know family For tho tannery InHf'JdiI,D fot! preserving As of January 1966 these reserves Security Council Debates Rhodesia planning It Is proposed to raise Af 1 0 mll- the poUllcal alliance where tbe boundaries are and WIll Toumbas and Caglayangll also stood at (Conhnued ITom page 1) 'of"the slgrtatorles of the North At- 2113 billion barrels The hons agamst Southern Rhodesia The Education MInister, Dr Moh­ han KABUL, proceed WIth NATO s busmess-the have diScussed the progress of ex­ figure-SIx removal of thIS threat and arms and equipment that occupy Dee 17 (Ba1qltilr) _ lantlc Treaty after the term of the limes the trude 011 re to peace re makmg them effecttve ammad Osman Anwari, gave a re­ Delnlls of these projecta and some The 14 Wllhout France on mlUtary mat- changes WIth Bntlsh Foreign Sec­ serves maIDed tbe pnmary South Korea under tbe UOIted Na­ Afghan archeological missIon ,ueJ,ty exp"s, Couve de of the Um ted States-does responSIbility of In otber UN developments ception in honour ot the Swedish projects tn Herat are bei~g worked Murvlilc ters, and the 15 mcludmg France retary George Brown and US not the UntIed KIngdom lbe tions flag or In another form the ou~ now excavatmg 10 Hadda, 8km sa~ this did not take Into account the vast un It was a mot representatIves of ezec.hoslovakl8 Ambassador Wednesday" evenmg north mean, however on pohtlcal matters Secretary of State Dean Rusk, tapped ter of mternatlonal near future tbe Immc