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PAGE 4 MARCH I, 1966 2200 WUTBD PO.ECA~] NEWS STAtuI StudentsGraduate'From Man Bursts Into Political T9••no..•• Tellll'U'.tan~. I Unrest In Developing MaL +12"C. MInImum +4 y Primary Schools Sun sets today at .5:50 p.m.\ p- 01 Kabul. Church To Shoot Sun Iomorro~ ~~~~it Nations Means Danger To rises 6:22 ~ 1~-·.- ··U· L··..·T··' Io~ E···· Cinema; Kabul ODtloo~; S· Intc:matioAa1 . Tomorrow'. ~loudJl" i M' -\1'. . .. KABUL, March 1.- Airport.' OuT of 2200 students who completed Preacher'sDaughter All Investors, (-.. >. 1~ their primary. education Says Scheel ,Vietnam. spac::e'-dogs., DOW spending elf . man was ve A chain of revolts in Africa means e~counter actually landed on western bigbway. The sum represen~ a will be conducted by the Il1stitute metres away frOm the girl, West Germany .. a ~ anotber planet. served.. The new Part .of full Coogressiooal support for his' day .,pinning around lhe ear:th- ~ of a that interested investol;,S are reserv~ of development al~ And it road will shorien $12,700 million militazy Education. . member of the congregation competition With was another triumph There is little scientists know the ued t pr~re-fed ~-lik.e f~ ona Three more shots '¥Dt alI, and its know whether there is any OxY with Senator J. " ennan eques with Anniversary zania. whicb toleratel! East signals [0 Tremon William Eulhright thrqq~ Land For School Farm in the melee. Two lilt the German earth ceased. gen or water vapour in the cloud Shake proposing Iieu-·· . artificiaJ openmgS I representations m thelf CHAGHCHARAN, March I, One ceil.lng bot in Zanzibar and Perhaps the Venusian atmos covering it. But trallsation of all SlOm\chs. one hit the sister, (Contd. from page 1 ) Dar-es.Salam they believe it Southeast Asia 'To JOI'n UN -acre of land for setting up a school of would not receive any phere had blacked out its radio has seasons. and ."a gEneral settlement wi~ Meal. potatoes. flour. the threateoed girl in.the 1 \'ice-chairman of tbe council of mi~ Baghlan But No . vitamins farm was donated to the Abangaran I pelvis. She iurther West German development calls from far out in space. Of the planets of the .China o~ ~es. in the, area. and water 1s being forced was taken to. the nislers of Uzbekistan, declared aid solar sY&-' WASHINGTON, March 2.' pneuma- village scbool in Gbor province, I as soon as running contracts WHh fantastic aCcuracy, Venus tern. by hospital in serious condition. Monday while addressing Venus is second closest to The Chamaan of the . Senate. (DPA).-The United States ticaUy into them. the article said. Ghulam "Nabi, a resident a meeting had expired. 3 hit ;ts target after 160 the Damage Reported ForeIgn ~tions last of the I The man was held nnW marking the million sun, and its fiery surface at COIDmlttee an- night -reiterated its·determination The dogs are wearing special village. ~ 45th anniversary of the With reference 10 the tense West miles ~ight. ~e~uctant space~suits police arrived.. trcatv the equator is reckoned. to be BAGHLAN, nounced his .support of to oppose East Germ.arly'5 and are f(ee to move of Friendship betweeQ. the German state bUdget. the Minister It landed the USSR March 2.-Fafrly .mem USSR Bag on the 775 degrees fahrenheit. . strong the $4.800 million VIetnam de- bership in the United about: io air-conditioned containers, and Afghanistan. said he hoped that stale and private planet. earth tremors were felt fence Nations. N 0 There was no immediate word budget, but stressed that be As to a letter fitted ··with appliances for removing R' d T J F ah The meeting held in Tashkent. development Two days in Baghlan and surrounding areas co~d appro~e of application for ew oa 0 0' aid this year would earlier, the probe's from Moscow last night on what not a general esca- membership by dirt and giving them . n a, the capllal of the repubhc, was at- reach last year's total . traveling at 9:40 a.tIL Tuesday. No damage East German medicines, the T WHo of 3,000 mil- companion in space tbe two Yenus probes have re labon ,)f the Vietnam war. State and party Chief. articles h B lended by hundreds of active memo lioIT marks. Venlls-2. swept planet or casualties hav.e been reported. ~ef?re Walter added: 1 0 .estern Venus, miss vealed. But scientists were work the.. Senate can vote on Ulbricht to the world organisation Meanwbile Soviet scientist! .g way egun bers 01 the UZbek. brancb 01 tbe ing it by 24,000 kms. ing hard on the billIt will b... to ~oDday were still maintaining society for fnendshlp New Ghanan Govt details the space debate .a published TueSday a U.s. state ·th _.a: F ARAB, March and culhJral 1 " Venus-J had been launched on craft had sent to earth. MaiwandwalMeets H.M. clause mtroduced by Democratic close watch ..1,- h AIgh . t Th Y department spokesman said the on elf two· venus WORK on construction of a new contacts :-l,'i~. a~ls an. . e (Contd. No..... 16 Venus-2 four ~ ear- The Suviet Tass News In Gulkbana S~nator Wayn~ .. Morse, probes which road betWeen the provincial induded Irngatlon engmeers from page I) . AgencY PalaCl: who admini5tration has not yet it. an: 'due to reacb the capital of Farah and the western deslgn- . _ . lier. - reported that the probes ~hes to see excluded a resol!l- seen· planet about today. highway began 'Monday ing new construction projects t~ permit KABUL, March 2.-Prime Min He said, however, u position for. lance the new regIme, the army This is the time of the year ted scientists Uto tion passed by the Congress-· our The information by the provincial. department of public works tI Tb I anoounced solve a number ister Mohammad Hashim Mai m is well known." received may in .coopera on Afghanistan. ere were a so YOUQg early March-wben Venus shines of absolutely August, 1964 giving 'Fed~ help detennine whether people from Afghanistan wbo Mean~b"1e th' .'t. new tasks of inter-' wandwal was received in audi·. the President ''The Republic of Ger- man could _with the local people. study I '. e co~ntry IS qL!le its brightest. Sometimes it can be planetary flight .. sa"f~1y get close to Venus, Fro~ in Tashkent -and their compatriots- ~ut soldler~ Sll~ gua~d and to obtain new ence by His Majesty the King at many is the'only wbose Farahrod on the western 1 key J:K'lDts seen with the naked eye twinkl~ legitimatelY and surfa~ plans fOT Farah and Chakhan- who under 0 scientific data." 11:30 a.m. Tuesday temperature is- about 400 highway a direct road. ractical training in 10 the capital, ID~ludlDg .the au-port iog in the in. Gu1kbana freely constituted government to 70 kms soor. Th.is rooad. he sai~, will play a T hk t g p sky in full daylight Palace. degnes centigrade, (/7.6 degrees fa- long ten metres- and cable and wlTeless IDstaUatJoDS Johnson Urges UN· speak for the West German wide, will be vital role m dleve opmg theco-asen.e The f . But because of the cloud-like pe0- brenheit). message addressed by the as t~e hunt lOr ple in international affairs..n .. built to link Farah and the all nomy, and in or associates 0 . increasing the mo- meeting to tbe .members of (be "Af- Nkrumah weather highway. bility ,)f goes on. . . . To Continue Search A similar statement was the people of the pro- ghanistan-USSR" society in Kabul 5~ politlc~I P H made Food: Shor.tage, At_ present Farahrod More than pnsoners Health Institute roject eods'End Four- 0 ay ~~ti~;~~ ~_ and Farah vince. expresses the freed ~ni~ 1if.H~e: are linked by a 130 kms road. The The g(lvernor Soviet people's cooli- hkave been b . ~nd theMltp~ells, lad' expressed appre- dence that tbe .'good-neighbourly re- en m~msters, ° M "d"C II - new ro:ld Will be 60 kIDs shorter. ciation d the over .y s 3n Meet. Ing; $.~'It U f I for Vietnam Peace He left no doubt that' the u.s. ~t people's warm res- lations between both countries would party Group To Show aJI a . se u delegation would B Not Famine,; In a speech delivered funcllonp.Tlcs who bave been . K"AlI.UL, vote agaiIlst the 'work .as the ponse, ane .their re~diness to develop and March 2.- WASHINGTON, March 2, (Reu-\ entIY ry( began, governor Dr. Naser particip3.te In..the .proJect. gain in strength... roupnodr,erdalUtsP'ol Dr. Nkru'mab. ~ the issue in the ·agenda w"ch • ~ of"lI~,Jliildertaken ier- U.S. President Johnson nrgod of the. Security ·h- Keshawarz of Farah said the gov- Senator HaJI Mohamm~d LU Film In Baghlan. eonfeIeDce of the heads by Council· Sa:Y5 M~5. G d I H,US- DUSHANB~ stared the the Uoiled NatiollS Tuesday to He pointed. out an ernment- has special development sain Yad and Abdul Kadir Ballg~ down from walls everywbere, ~~ off_~. aDi1~ !.""':~.I~_.'L_ that the East . The traditional friendshlp bet- have been destroyed. BAGHU.N. March 2.- ••_l. .--"'- A __ ..:.r~.....i; eluded here ·on Hundreds of A ...m .&.u 4U.tc::a. - ..... UIIIJ~ maintaio ita search for ways on behalf of the people tbanked HIS ween th~ Afgha~s . - •••~... _ ,#1 to bring German request was not an apo LONDON. Marc;p. I, (Reuter).- the Tajiks. and copies of his books on neo-colon- of Budio-$nal workers from tfIe Matters ...... about a peaceful settlement of the plication for admittance Nk h D"d 't Majesty and the govemmenl's efforts has been developmg sucb as mterproJect imp]emenfiDg the projects. . Now Vietnam by- a Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira 'I!ma I especlally frult- ialism have been burned 8nd the the Public Healtb Jns6tue arrived cooperation involvin~ war. "state" Gandhi n in making Farah a beuer place to fully in r~nt years. exchange.of Ithat the h.ead'S of projects know said in an interview pub- Nasryrjon Ma- gi'ant Slatue of bim in front of par- here Tuesday to show films on person~el and lending In a letter transmitting to Con- A UN spokesman confirmed live. sumi said al a meeting in of eqwpo each other and .the purpose of gress the aonuaJ lisbed bere Monday there would be . Bell"eve Dusbanbe liament bas vanished. cholera. The team will also deliver ment, plans of work report of U.s. par- that a requ~ by· East Germany no- famine in India. He H.Q_d They volunteered to help im- devoted to the 45tb for the next different projects. coopeiaq.on ticipation'in 1.-~~ d f d anniversary of Meanwhile, Dr. Nkrumah arriv- talks on the subject in various wo year. and difficulties the world organisation" for UN membership was transDiit plement pnuJ;l rawn up or e- the sb' be twee~ th faced by I between the projecls should Ln.the interview with a correspon- "-~ Treaty of Frien.d lp .e cd in Moscow from Peking leswalis of the province. those in- the ·President also expressed regret ted to (J Thant h veloping the resources of Farah. USSR AfgbaDlS~D. aboard in charge of various pnr crease, be- feek Tuesday by Polish dent Mrs. Gandhi was quoted as and Masuml IS a Soviet airliner last Qight. jects that North Vietnam was unwiIlirig Ambassador Bohdan Bee-n Uyert rown· vlce.chairman bran~h were discussed during the The ecnference will help Lewandow... saying: of the Tajik . In Peking be was With the arrival of spring the Mi cut to admit that the' United NatioD5 _I seen- off by conference. unnecessary ~ ski. ' "We do need a great deal of help, B "tt"sh Electi"on of the Soviet-Alghan nistry of Health and the expenses ansmg had competence in the conflict. LONDON, March i,-{AP). Kwa· FnendsbJp Chinese bead of state Lui. Sbao-Chi. Institue . The . conference was opened from ordering but W! don't like the atmosphere me Nkrumab's rl Society whicb unites. over 30,000 Prime Minister Chou have joined bands to take precau equipment and He first reaction on En-Lai and SaturdlY by the Minister of re~ said the request- would be created thal everybody is dying". learning overth:'.o~ workers, peasants and intellectuals the Soviet ambassador tionary measures against materials not needed and Despite the fact that be had_ been (Contd from page 1) .. any pos Mines and Industries and the Hanoi and passed as a "thlrd person"" ncte Mr&.. Gandhi said the report add- 10 Ihis central Asian republic. Dr. Nkrumab had sible outbreak of cbolera. in making use of the personnel PekinR rejected United "Bel l~' was "he didn.'t believe it-he said It before Christmas. been in the subseq':Jent meetings were lon~er NatiouS' to -the Presiqent of the SecUrity ed ; ore y - eraI a . 'b'" . Masumi recalled the recent v.. isit Chinese' Last year 260 pre- no needed on on~ project involvement, the United an c.... e g"L10 was impossl Ie . The latest poll finding last Fri· capital since Thursday, the people .died of sided fJver by Deputy Minister Nations· Council, the boQ.y concerned. with you get these dIS' turbances as m' l th B ao Ghana to Ta,'iklstan by the Afghan cholera in northern of for oth2r projects. I should. clearly be co~med .' Dr. ona an ossm , day gave Labour a nine per" cent Pnme day his government was overthrown provinces. Mines and Industries Eng, about' applications for membership; . to Bt:ngal, where there are th~ Minister and the excbanges The Abdul the conflict h~ pro-' 'High Commissioner to Britain who popularity -read of dele- by 3 military Iobam J.. thought It was tm- General Electric Company as a ;(.t Leave For W. Germany by ludge has been re-established. . th of ". Tbe EI!.!& the University th mad D Afrlwllstan Bank possible. officials said that only rector and deans The idea is, the source sai~ Ji b ....Hsbim MaiwaridwaI, .Americ:ail I lIigbt test eogineer aod later as a KABUL. March 2.-The that e press co erence ,weer e twice before had West I A1fIbassdcr John KABUl., March I.-The follow- BosstJJ¥l left humans ABYANA aKDU 01 the Colleges of Law and' the position serves to train Milton Steeves 'left P"king with Alex test pilot before"being selected for been found Infected with German ballet dancers after three the " • " Kabul this morning UlI an.!be ncb'. raa. at QuaiSon-5ackey, thls At· 2. 4:30, 7 and 9 p.m. Russian Theology. aod some of the depu-I judges of tnmorrow. The for the United foreign minister astronaut trainiftB: in September dangerous Uv.estock days here left by air for home, ty judges. Jusfu:e Harlrod River States. D'AfsIw>- Bank. upreaed . under Nkrumah,. disease. -film. it was decided Tuesday Ministry intends to appoint gra- . wbo gal off at 1962. An outbreak Tuesday. They gave two perfor I '. Steev~ in Afgha.n.1l' Frankfurt, of the disease CRIMINALS MUST Aloog with Mrs. the ! ·Germany. Bassett, 34. was married and in South NOT RUN: mances in Kabul ~ll~~ed~th~~~u~:~:~ Ambassador AL 76.:>0 (per one U.s. dollar)' QuaiSoo-Sackey the Zealand forced au AWAY ',' ~~;fas~=:'~~~k~ Will enjoy a period of told him duriog father 01 two cbildreo. He attend- thorities to destroy titutions, Surveyed For leave followe4. 77.00 the trip be ha:d ins!ructions all live· 'PAU CI!'lDQ where oUr judges and ing in 'close_ association with the. by consultation in to "do ed Ohio State University and Texas stock on about 10 farms A member of the group, Miss, juclicial _ _ Washington'at t,he State At 2100 (per one Pound Ster: a' job" .in Addis A~ba. last At 2, 4:30, 7 and 9 p.m. Ameri officers are trained, are I judges. they oould become the Depart· Teclt, joined the Air Force in 1962, week. Konstanze Vernon, said they were adequate to fut~ Fish, Raising ment . ling) 215.60 "While we. were ~veling.he can comedy film. meet the new changes judges.',the source added. said and. rose to ~e ran:k.of.~~jt?r. He Veteritlary officials touched by tbe hospitality of the in administration, Ambassa4iir Steeve's- Af. 19l2.5O (per hundred (ierman be thought It was saId the THIRTY YEARS OF FUN in laws and I The cc.mm1ssion is headed . by plam . indi unposslble to v.:,u a test pilot before Jomm~ the disease, highly contagions people an~ beauty of the country. their application. HERAT; March 2.-A Ministry cate be ~il1 arrive Mark) 1925.oo carry on with the instructions", in KABUL CINEMA: I the Minister of Justice and its back in Kabul in aid space programme in October 1963. Uvestocl4 was not severe We are sorry, she said. we did The of Agriculture delegation that early May. Duriog AL 154S.58 (per bundred French Bossman. for At 1:30 Indian film. commission is to submit members include the Rector of his·.absen", Con, Aoother U.S. astronaut, Theo humans, It is simllar to inOu not have time to see the provin a report had come to Herat to survey the csellor of Embassy. FrJDc) . l558.71 .t>etails of the instructions JANWAR to the Ministry of Jus- Kabul Univenity, dean5 of the and. ·Deputy· gJvc:n dore C. Freeman, ~s D11~ 00 ~t. enza. but the ces. She boped to revisit Afgba tice raising of fish in Harirod river QUef of AI. 1'181.14 (per .bundred Swill to Quaisoo-5ackey-appareotly patient develops And at 4:30 and afur an claborate studY of I Colleges ofLaw and Theology Mission. Archer Ie. Blood, by 31, 1964, wben IIis blisters 7:30 p.tIL nistan. and left for Kandahar Mooday to l:011_ lI'ranc) T3S Jet tramer I or smaU sores arouod Indian film. . the subject. the Deputy Minister will be Cbarxe cfAffaires ad in J.55J.11 . Nkrumah-were not disclosed crashed near Houston Teus. of Justice. . duct similar surveys. . terim. the mouth and finger·nails. I. AN MELAN KAY BILA -

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S~lim .< KABUL TIMES Urges Industries Be Revitalised, Pl1BUSBING AGIENCI' Stresses NeecI for Improved Administration PRESS J'ulaIiahed By: 1 1'11& LUlUL TIlIOII Following is tnt! tal of ,peech serviDg the present and future material factories, consumer goods Ul"·Ia-~ mode by Eng. Samad Salim. generations of Afghanistan. factories and establishment of S. Khalil Minister oj Mines and indus The government in its poliey short term industrial projects to Two years ago a census depart alter: liandi~ men.t was established in the ·all tries at the first cor:faence of statement has outlined the nee improve handloom and Shafi. S. Rahel lhe chiefs 01 ,he indlUI,ial pro cessity of good administration. crafts products and the equip Ministry of Interior to gather Addro.:- jects undetabn by lhe Ministry. Such a healthy administration ment needed for this purpose. population statistics about the City Kabul, Af,baniltall My dear .friends and colleagues: must serve the interest of present Those factories and small in of Kabul, recalled.Tuesday's Isiab - , Tel.....phi. Addrou: I am ·happy \0 maugurate the a.,d future generations. dustrial establishments, which in an. editorial on census ta..k:ing. Plan~ing "Timel•.Xabul". first conference of the chiefs of My dear friends and colleagues: have. ·for varying reasons, remain~ The fact is, said the paper, Girl Scouts Are Busy A More Active is to pro~ TeIepb.....: projects iD the Ministzy at Mines The new government in accord· ed idle should reactivated once little attention paid the Editor: 24047 and Industries. Conferences will ance with its policy statement again. The present conference lem of gathering adequate statis Spring; Drafting Expanded Programme wants to simplify the administra tics on which to base even our For other numt>en ant from now OD be CoDVened twice should consider the problems of pur af which time he wu presented a year-the first one 'OD the last tion so that it achieves its pur . these plants and study ways to big development 'projects. Too di.l switchboard number ted States for the Scouts Basic W'{)r1d membership .tor Afghanistan's poses more effectively, economi revitali.. them. Use should be frequently they rely on assump Winter in Kabul brings many 24028. 2lO28, or 23043. Saturday of the month of Sun Course whicb will take place at the Boy Scouts. Also attendcO by_ Na bu1li. and iIle second on the last cally and without unnecessary red made .l! the machinery and equip tions or incorrect and incomplete .. activities to a stands(iU, or at the OrNl.tioa and AdverU. very least. a slowdown. Schools Schiff Scout Reservation. Mandham. sim were the 1965 Scout E.xcctitives in,: h 1»: SatW\lay in the montli of Dalv. tape. ment which has already been pur· statistics. The chances of such As the plans for the country's chased for various pr{)jects so projects bringing fruitful results close, government offices work shor· New Jersey. His trip to America is Trainin& Conference in the Philip Edltorial: Ex. 24. 68 I welcome your participation in by arragnement and courtesy of the pi.Des., the 7th National Jamboree in this first conference. third deYelopment plan are now that no foreign exchange is a-re mmimal. rer bours,' places of business dose aallent,U•• aatea . Asia Foundation and at the invita- Australia and the All-India Conie The main purpose of convenins under study I request each one wasted. A census of Afghanistan's pe0 early. The Girl Scouts of Afgha V.arly AJ. 600 t ion of the Boy Scouts of AQ'lericA. renee in New Delhi such eomerences is to establish of you to keep iD miDd that the· To attain these aims sip.cere c0 ple has not yet· been taken nistan. usually so aclive in the wann lUll Toad! Af. 100 Nasim will be visiting scout cen- Sending Delegations closer contact and- exchange ex· members of the new government operation between subordinates scientifically. We do not know months, . find winter largely a time , . Qlou1IRty A1. JOt [res, taking part in scouting activi~ Thus far. !he organisation ha! sent periences on ways to speed up our must work together for the pe0 and supervisors and harmony how 'many people are living in of inactivity; No organised pro 'rgRJ:IG\f projects and i:mprove our me ple. No matter in what province between the cultural offices and th~ .country or in the.fllain citieS. .. grammes are in progress because of ties, and talking with and interview· three members to Pakistan for the 'three" Vearly , II tlmds. We are here \0 exchange your activities are centred you provinr::-ial branches is required. If the municipalities and tra.n.s the difficulty in gettlDg about in bad ing many people interested in scou- Far East Training Course, ting. He hopes during this visit to bave gone to Iran and four to Pa Half Vearly • II k;) should . consider the governor, How we should keep .one an port departments have not 'been weather and many of the school views on bow accomplish our Co~: QUar1erIJ •• work more rapidly. We are here judicial authorities, educational other informed of each otners able. to' provide enough facilities girls have returned to their pro attract attention to the Scouts of kistan Cor Wood Badge Afghanistan and enlist help for the Members from Afghanistan have SubocrlpUon from abmad ·to consult ODe another on.how to officers. public works and rom· activities when making decisions to transport the people that is vinces for the winter vacation. The (0 organisation in wbatever areas it is also gone to Inn for the 'Middle ~ be accepted by cha improve oU!' work. munication and health officials. is one subject for this conference partly clue to lack of statistics. girls are free go to the Scout Hall for games or geHogetbers but needed. Rover Conference, for scouts '17 quu or local currency at Aecording to the policy state cooperating parts of a technical to consider.. Likewise the establishment of ment of the government. tbe exe board. The present regulations are the .schools and hospitals and other there are no official meetings. During the year that Nasim has years of age and over. the official dollu_exchan Time For Plannillg been Chief Commissioner of the ·In addition to all these activities, rate. cutive branch is interested in We have recently started sur best guides for our work. Our public institutes now depends on ,et, makina: use of the young and en· veys on topographY, geology, jobs must be done through legal in'.lccurate statistics, the paper The winter provides a time for Scouts organisation. he bas achieved the Afgbanisian Boy Scouts have Prmled at:- much progresS for the Scouts and sent a grol1Jf of 60 Rover Sc.out3 to Gen PriJitIq a__ lightened to s~ up the prog mines, statistic:s and industTy. channels without corTUption and pomted ·OUt. planning fmure programmes aDd ress of the country which has Our aim is to have, in addition to or use of improper influence. In . The editorial. in emphasising the plans -are now being made (or along the way has gained many Pakiitan for a goodwill toUt which been started under the guidance the present surveys some sbort your next year's plans you should unportance of correct statistics spring and summer activities and scouting bonours himself. He bas was very successful and. ~rc,tLis..~"~l MARCH 2, 1966 King. term undertakings so that from drop from your staff people who urged this year in particular. wiU bring completed lhe Cub Wood Badge present a delegatiap qf Scouts .and nf IDa Majesty the the citizens of the countzY on:~an ~eni officials at all t;he' income of these enterprises cannot work in this manner. to help ~e autliorities Collect exciting new cbanges aDd plans for Course in the Philippines and the Rovers visiting_P.akisia.n om: -levels should fight with courage we may meet some of our expen Afgh:mistan today more than sound statistics. different functions and programmes. Scout Wood Badge Course in Aw- cia! tour. . and without hesitation against ditures. In preparing your pro any other time is in need of The same issue of 15lab front M. Nasim. President of the Scouts tralia. CoIQin.g. VlSits- Ghana Situation COm.lptiOD and thus help the pe0 jects lor inclusion 'in the third trained personnel Your duties in pag~ a picture.showing the A1 Organisation of AfgbaOistan. along It may be noted that Nasim is the Future plans for the Girl Scouts vi~it _~~~e~~ In the' last few months JIillI ple acb!eve development rapicJ.ly. five-year plan you should pay at training afghans for present and ghan-50viet Friendship' Society with three other scouting represen only Afgh-an (0 bold these qualifi- include a to by tatives from Kabul. is DOW in Pu cat,ons. The Deputy Chief Com- three of thelT lea~ers, and one.. Yp tary eoups Ilave taken plaee In As you know, in accordance tention tt this fact. future jobs is .a national_one. meeting marJti-&g the 45th anni Adequate progress bas been erto Rico auending a seminar 00 missioner Aryan and staff members. luntecr ~der. M~ ;M~~ and nrlous Afro-AslaD countries. with the articles of the Constitu For every job several suitable versary of the Friendship Treaty Girl scopts enf2rialn r;oests at thei,r camp ill P2gbmm tion government officials enjoy a made :..n the exploration of coal candidates should be ready so between Afghanistan and the S0 youth leadershjp and' developmenL Nairne and Daftary have taken Pan Shah Mahmud, Miss MahSouda, and Gmplete trust and confi we must take further steps. and encouragement should be complained about the shortage of not at this lime, finished Parts I trip is scheduled for March.- ..barring. will become an independent orga- High School. and from tbefe went group dynamics, conservation aDd 111 (0 Wood and the are Volta,. ueawaa and DOW in dence. If he does not show respect The exploration of salt from given to subordinates even at the milk in the city. Although we and qualify for the. unforeseen delays leaden .nisation and ~n after that will.be on to appointment a! Chid ~ GIw>a-have been toppled. for the trust placed in, it will the mines is still in the begin risk of mistakes being committed. have plenty COWs and sheep in resourcc;s development the role of Badge.· looking forward to the jowney and ~ng ~uting invited to join die World Organisa- missioner of Da M&banUtan Za. It Is time the.prohlem 01 the be taken·away .from him. ning stages. We need new me This conference should also dis the country. said.the writer education in youth development, Interesting Background to activities in pro- ·lion of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. rooduy Tolanab. (Scouts 0rpjDsa_ treqDeDt ~es In govem tbodJ iD this field just sswe need cuss the position of provincial Mohammad Ali, still enough milk: and the structure. foundation and Among olher varied activities" gres.s 10 India_ ___d tILe resaltlllg-colllt- 'Our present activities are reCelv- tion), and_Chairman of its National We 'have heavy and varied res them in distribution of ··coal branches. The Ministr,y has given is not provided for families here adminislration Of'3 national youth N~jm has participated in the first Nasim believes that one day IOOD iog favourable atttntio_D by the Executive Committee. ~ Ministry Plans !t) make use of the gas in lhe responsibility of' project to service: aDt lIIlcertainty-- oonsIdered ..ibilities iD our and and' the amount produced is so Far Easl ScOUl Training Confereoce lhe Girl Scouts will have to" be World Girl' Guide:; wlio bave bC-4 Enthnslasm Hope ~. Enry military tak.....ver affects each one of them plays an impor the northern part of the OO1JDtry a person in accordance with the inadequate that it does not even ?D Administration in Singapore ~d, made a separate orgatiisation, being Following the completion or the come interested to the point-of seD.- Tremendously enthusiastic" and Iile soda! aDdpoUtiea1 1I1e of tant role in the economic develop and exploit iron ore in the Haji- requirements of the job, educa meet ;he need of the owners of 10 1965. the Fourth Far East Regio- now combined "in one association ding a trainer from the World_lfu- with high hopes for Ibe fu~e nf The the cows. seminar. Nasim will go to the Uni. ~ls the coomll'y involved. ment nf the country. Our cart0 gak mines are underway. tion and personality. As to the nal Scout Conference in Kula Lum· of about one-third and two- reau'. Nasim said 'Also, "volunteer Scouting in· Afg!ianistan, Nasim ap- graphers, geologists, and mining productiDn of electricity which is financial help .for these projects . In Kabul this scarcity of milk One of the'lnaln economic.re qrganisations, the Asia Foundation, ~rs to ~ave a natural talent for . engi~rs worle. Wider difficultcit· at the ,basis of modern industries the government will review the is especially severe. Being the the Gennan Peace Corps. are aware thIS ~ork. He spares no effort in perettssfOD! of' such take-ilvers ....cwnstanoes in order to explore req\1ire5 specific planning and situation in the coming year so capital city. it should have the Is O~ the loss of confidence of that our girls are doing wen and working for the results be desires. and make use of the natural re careful measures. that a- balanced progress may be resources to start good dairy have offered to help us'. Together with 'his very able' assis- f~ Inve$lrs. As Walter sources of the country. To do this, maximum use achieved. lanns. National Centre tan~ Crispulo Hilario,. Scouting Ad- Sch.eel, the West German MIn In another categorY are the en should be.- made of the figures, My last suggestion is that you . The \l'Titer urged the· authori. 'We are hoping too, to establish VIS"or from the Philippines who Ister for Economic .COoperatlon; gineers and mechanics working to surveys and studies which have not only be a boss in your office ties concerned to consider this a. NationaJ Centre for the Girl works closely with him on all scou thl.s week pointed ont, the Afri increase the Industrial producti been mad~ 50 far. We should not but also a good friend and col problem seriously and see that Scouts', Nasim..added... "'We plan to ting affairs~ there is .s;ure to be. can states ",lISt make strung vity of the countrY. start our surveys allover again. league of your subordinates. among other dairy products milk develop courses for them so they uD;der the;lr capable guidance, a ~ups ,drOrIs tor, regain th..- conHen.., These need determina The Ministry· of Mines and in I promise- you every kind of which is particularly healthful is too may soOn'" become qualified for bngbt future for both Boy and Girl ~ _tiOD,. disciPline. and "'" alert ad dustries h.as taken under consi assistance and welcome your available to all. the World Organisation. They are Scouts In Afghanistan. capital Iavest.rs shakeA by ~ation the I'eCCIll serles .f revnlts. IJI· mini5tration \0 support them. the creation of food ideas. Another letter to the editor doing fine work· now and aU that ~n They .work with the 'hope nf processing industries. construction stressed the necessity of more .is needed is that they acquire the .....s lOme guarantees ~ agricult~al·pro Mother~ aDd tax privtleees In der to :onstr:u.:tion and qualification necessary foe becommg· Child risk their capItal Jects m Farah. Farah. the writer a .member of lhe World .Girl u~s. Officials Feel India Should Devalue Rs. Mohammad Khan from the Dara Guides-. Developed-eonntrles may a1Jo bad ~arah ~inted out, is- the lar- . .Every Afghan girl is di..gible to Care Planned By ~est become hesItant to cooperate Officials of the United States to India. the country's economy and its province in the country and JOIO the Girl Scouts under f the sti with those Dati..... that do BOt and other inajor iDdustrial na The ·view is that the Indian cur Its plains like those in Ch.akha.n pufations that she is" doing well" in Women's Institute - foreign exchange reserves an SOur ar~ good for agriculture and enjoy polltical stablllty. 'ibis tions believe that India should rency 's overvalued, and some overall boost. her school work.. is of good charac breeding animals. In Farah 75 ~ur.. ~ will biDder. the Implemenbtion partially or fally devalue the form oJf devaluation would have in addition to U.S. officials, this ter, and that her parents. give their . March 2.-The.· per cent of the land is -suitable f ~ «velopment p\aIIIJJI thege Rupee as a step towilrds boJster- the ellect·of bringing the Rupee viewpoint appeared to be held by consent for be.. to join. They follow CI{ltion fi Soviet Women Will help for agriculture but because of so~ th~ "~ghan ~g aatioDB. ing its economy. into line with its actual value in leaders of many of the countries the same of activities as the Women's Institute- in -WO['ld market. who have donated finarfcial assis lack of water it has remained boys in .Scoutin&. They follow. the s~tting. up a ceJ;Itre for mother Some of the nill\h- take- The poiDt of view was disclos- arid and unexploited. ruJ~ c~d ~are. ....3 ed in OOtlgre56ional testimony by They contend such a step would tance to India over the years, as same . and regulation. pass the and The establishment oven ....,. serve,as a'meaDll to Thomas Mann, U.5. Undei-Secre have the effect for India of re well as by officials within the The government of Afghanis exammatIons for the different steps of this centre is included bf the tmp.-ove tile ...UItlans of lI1e tory of State for Econorilic Ar ducing non-essential imports. in World Bank, the soureri' added. tan wants to improve the condi and ac~uire badies for thdr a~Ye- .Women's Instiute's development tion of the people. In order b the Af:rkaD comatrIes. Pre5s .fairs, .which was published iD crecsing exports and thus give . Umda Hilario ~ to the SoVIet Women's Associa spIte the ~otfact thatlndr~ndr"""the conntry House of !'lI!presentatives on be- E d Air° C ° we should focus our efforts on grossed steadily during the :e. ~uihrough Soviet 'Embassy in whee It ita half of proposed legislation by n anger leaD onbnent the areas ·where the agriculture · years. sbe acted as Girl Scont Train- .. from BrItain In 1958 had 2IHI President Johnson for creation of po~ential is great. suggested the er. Although. oow no .Iooger offi- _ The centre will be the first of poomds ot>er1lJtc- a food for freedom· - programme. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, March 2, (AP).- mlillon wnter. cially ~'aterobabllity this mme the context in. wn;"n.Mann OAU adcd unaimoualy. nislen Mooday night threatened to Vide mIlk ~d cheese for every ·1 larce oD!oD (flne1y chopped) browned. Add lime juice and 15 ~ Ji10st bamlful. 1mpad of made the and~hether Tbe Emperor a.id ec::ouomic sanc- stage a cit-in unless it NS officially 1 tsp. salt: water to the meat and let simmer r:emarks body, whether rich OT poor the 1/2 tap. pepper for about 30 minutes. Add split levvltlthlllary owerthi'8ws of the h.e meant solI)e form of ~evalua- t.i.cms against the breakaway British ~se:~y wiU have to oome paper ~e~a~ed that two _ye~ ago 1/2 sp. elmt.amOD peas .an~ l~t sunmer'for· another rovel'1lmenl Plans may remaiD t10n has actually been reccn;nmen- mooy ~ suffering a "serious Iet- and throw us out", said a defiant the Mmistry of Agriculture pro · 1/4 tap. ilntmei 35 DUntltes or until the peas are . mWnpiemeated 10r yean and, ded to. India They indicated that back" .. a result of Soulb African Gbana ambassador to Ethiopia E. mised ~ set up dairy -farms and I~ tsp. tmmerlek jnlce of done. ·Peel the POtatOes to the tba:i, soda! proeress may be a may be issued and ponugueae Uce and dice and fry a.criIoet en altar of poU~ shortly.. . .. _ dc:sia.. new regime. steps have been taken noted th the ~. ,e 21 Cllpll water them in s!iort.Ding. Ued chances wbIch are mated, Mann. testimony indicated He . said Illlleliot!> were hurting "Why do they questioo creden- in ...t...... in polItIcal 1m that US. and other oIIiciabi. have Zambia and urged African countries tiab wbeo then: an: so tl)8ny dele- The editorial urged the Minis .~ Etemadl, from Afghan Women Institute, ls expIai.w,g to the indonesIan Pn!ss' See. 1/4 cnp yellow 'PUt peas potatoes \0 the meat' sauce 10 mi' n' " . pnllate~ made th~ vieow on to assist dlat coUntry. gates here who do Dot represent try of Agriculture. \0 investigate rotary and Madame Baron Sudblryhusodo abont Alghan women's handfcratls. 1 large pablo minutes before . serviDg. Serve • , devaluation kDown- for a:m1et:ime Ghana, was t:eprele:Dted at the their people". .(Contd on page 4) 3 tbsIJ- shortening with chelo- , ) • o

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PAGII 4 MARCH 2, 1966 WUTIID roUCAl!IT Foster Hopeful About Treaty I Home News In Brief India Indicates WiIIi,ngness Tw.-ne". T••ItU8tV'a Thursday Edition MaL +12·C. Minimum +4°C. ·P l"f t·" KALAl NAU, March 2,"": Suo sets today at 5:.51 p.ID. ,OBn, annmg ro I era Ion About 11,000 saplings ,have becil To Discuss Kashmir Problem Sun rises tomorrow ai 6:23 a.m . W ASHlNGTON March Z, (Al').- planted by the provlocUl! de~art- ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, March 2. (Reuler). , - .. ' me~t of agnculture of Bedgbis m Tam...... Outloolt: CloDll7 - CHIEF U.S, disarmament negotiator William C. Foster said the deparuoeot's farm during the INDIA indicated Tuesday her wllllngness to talk about Kash· Tuesday he is. encouraged about prospeets for a treaty ban- .\a5t 10 days. mIr to break. an 18-year-old deadlock in relatiODS with v·-O-L.'-rv-,-N-O--'-28-2-.------KAB~::UL,:=-~THURS:':DAY, MARcir3, 1!!§6...lROO'l: '0'''-''-''- 11) .-.ca IlL I ttIng the spread of nuclear weapons. _ Pakistan. "There is a much broader. com· tacks on the west. JALALABAD, March 2.-Films Foreign Minister Sardar Swuan was pr.>testing to the United Na· p~ prehension of the dangers of "I think they want this treaty," on health and sanitation were Singh, who arrived here Tuesday tions and was raising the matter ,Y liferation". Foster told the Joint.' Foster said. "But at this point shown by a mobile cinema unit for talks aimed at easing India with the Indians at the talks. Ziayee Explains Nature Of ICabinet Approve.s T ;8. Is Capable Of Meeting Congressional Committee on they want it on terms not accept- from the Ministry of Health for Pakistani tension, told reporters The Pakistani side is being led University'~l~R~ii,,ommitments,SaysMcNaD;1ara Atomic Energy. able to us." -the sch.)QI pupils, here Tuesday. nothing would be exluded from by Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali 3rd Year Development Plan ,Kabul He said the Soviet Union has One barrier, Foster said, was Bhutto, who last Friday said a 5- the twa.day discussions. I WASHINGTON, Malcli 3.- submItted a proposed treaty at the Soviet Union's insistence that KABUL. March 2.-Two tea He added: ''We will not averse settlement in Kashmir was the KABUL. March 3. · titutio··· . the IS-nation disarmament con· any treaty bar the access of West chers of technical school and an discussing any matter that is rais only key to lasting peace between ~ complexion of planning has totally changed from the liIst Drait Cons n..eVEN.though United States has sPme 300.000. men In SOuth- ference in Geneva that has ''many Germa."1.Y tonuc1ear weapons. official of the M.i.nistry of Com ed." the two countries. two live·year plans in the sense that we are now better I KABUL March 3.-1'Jl!!" draft .$J.J.O east Asia, it is "folly capable of '''16Ulng our commitments similanties to the draft treaty "Their understand·ing of access in municaticns leU Kabul Tuesday Pakistani officials here - have prepared to chalk out our third live-year plan and back it up oew constitution for .Ka~''univer- elsewhere in the world," U,S. Defence s.-tary Robert MeNa- we presented" and that the So- these arrangements is different for further stucties in the Federal made ~t plain they will insist on with statistics and ligures, said Planning Minister Dr. A. R sily was. approved hy ffie-cabmef mara asserted Wednesday. viets are directing questions '~. from .mrs," he said. IRepublic of Germany under West discusslJlg disputed Kashmir, al Ayub Calls For Ziayee in a meeting with a team of Soviet speeialists who Wednesday. . He told a neWS conference that the Korean war. t~ough the problems of non.prolifera- Foster said the United States German scholarships. there is no fixed agenda arrived in Afghanistan yesterday to help Afghan planners in The draft will be submitted later the UDJted States· is not overexteI1d~ "Nothing would 6e'more danp tion" rather than engaging in at- feels that the proposed multi- Mohammad Sarwar Wakil and for the talks, the first since the Realistic Approach preparing Afghanistan's third five·ye:ll' development plan. to the Parliament for approval. ed in Vietnam. and'bas great untap- rollS than for our foes to rtrisimder:.. . lateral force. and other US. pro-I Barat Mohammad of the technical Tashkent agreement last JlUlUary ped reserves pf ·men ana. equipment stand the mi&ht of our pR:seDt,force There is no doubt that the present problem With which we are COD- · S d posals lor sharing nuclear wea· school will study electricity and between President Ayub Khan wlllch ,ClIo be called, if ueeded. or. our willingnesS apply be fronted. said the minister, is of a to i.... Jak art a tu ehts pons with allies in the North .At- machine 1001 production; and and the late Indian Prime Minis To Kashmir Issue VilUlge Council The Secretary asserted.. the us. said. ' . lantic Treaty Organ~ation, '''do It Mohammad Zahir Faizi, of the ter Lal Bahadur Shastri. · . T S . h different nature "We have to bal· RAWALPINDI, March 2, (Reu Brltaln 0 WltC ance the expenditure on iniras- defence posture bas been suen~· Asked to assess the.wars . pro-- p,rotest Ousting not in eny sense constitute proli- MinIStry of Communications, will The meeting at this newly es ed-and WIthout c:alling :reserves or gress., McNamara replied: .. ter).-Pakistan's President Ayub o • r1 tructur~ with.that o~ consum~' Opens In Khogiani feration.... study channel system telephone. tablished federal capital near lengthening tours of aCtive duty. "It appears the Viet Cons were Khan said Tuesday the Kaslimir industn.. which .will result m RawalplOdi was overshadowed. by To DeCImal System JALALABAD; March 3.-A vil ··The very fact that we have n"Ot planning' offensive at:t:ac:b in. the last , . Of Gen. Nasution . . a Pakistani claim that India had issue could neither be ignored nor : increasing the naUonal mcome. indefimtely· put off. . lage council wy inaugurated in taken these steps means that we. six to eight weeks, from our inte1· violated the Tashkent agreement; LONDON, March ?' (Reuter).-\ Close. coordination b.etween the' lCSO~ ~ere SINGAPORE, March 2, (AP).- Govt. Troops Claim To Have The President, speaking in his Britain is to have a decim,al cur- planmng and financmg of pro Khogiani wolesW'ali by the local still have great untapped ligence r:ep'orts.. 'These attacks. which ended last year's three . upon which we· can call to . nic:ct (Contd- on.page S) regular m'onthly recorded nation ren·cy :.Jy 1971, chancellor of the jects is of prime importance ~d rural development project Wednes More than 2,000 students staged K"II' d 0 500 V" t C week war between the two coun day. This is tbe Igth such jirgabs a demonstration in JakartaTues- lever Ie ong tries. wide brOadcast, said that both excheq'Jer James Callaghan told will have to be tackled Wlth aoy other major. cootingeoCies whith ·No··Health. HcizQrCJ to be opened -in the Woleswali by may confront ·US in ~e - future". day to protest Indonesian Presi- SAIGON. Mareh 2. (Reuter).- Pakistan has accused India of Pakistan and India should realise Parliament Tuesday, I great care and attention" the dent Sukarno's ouster of Defence to the project. failing to withdraw forces from that thev will not be able de- The l'OUDd would be retained Minister added. McNamara stated. . F' d F L t Minister General Abdul Haris AMERICAN and government troops .pushed through South th~ir McNama:ra aooounced that 20,000 last Septt:mber's ceasefire line by vote sources fully to the but the major unit. divided into ··Afghanistan.'· the Minister ~ ·oun· ram os. Nasubon. highly reliable sources Vietnam's two northernmost provinces Tuesday in major more troops are- being sent to South holding on to two vital pbints . welfare of their people if their 100 units. The change would take plained further, "expected help Marcos~s here. I drives against the Viet Cong the Soutb China sea ·coast. cur~ Envoy saJp near near Sialkot, centre of bitter defence expenditure is not place dfter five years, not only help in the preparation Vietn:i.m. where 21S,OOO American., Nuclear Bom..bs ground .forces, plus between. 50.000 The SC"urces, In _constant contact I South Vietnamese forces claim· I heavy fighting with an estimated fighting. tailed. Callaghan also announced he I of t~e third .five-:le~r plan, but Indon~ia.: M~suge with developments in ed to l-.ave killed more than 500 I 400 Viet Cong Monday. Infonned sources said Pakistan He ;;;aid that after a just setlle planned to introduce a general also In financlDg I~ III ~uch a way Brings aod 60,000 naval forcCs Off ibor.e, WASHINGTON. Mar.eIi· 3.-The said the students carried ·posters IViet Cong in two operations in The marines were lifted aD to ment oi the dispute bad been tax on betting and games. as not te create lOflatIon or any are stationed" . U.s. State DePartmCDt cD. Wecfnes. calling fOI the arrest of Sukarno's . 'l.'hua Tluen and Quang Tn pro. the peninsula by helicopter. found, lh-: two countries should The sterling reserves of Britain lendenci~ that may nullify all To Tunku Rahman· 1 at!:uet C;;~,~.Am~n:...thefigb~g: 'day issued a foonal statemeot say- First Deputy Prime Minister vinces, and American troops re- Tuesday they reported only Pak, Sweden Sign reduce their anned forces. stands at 1300 million pounds development efforts:' ing that no nuclear expl~OD -, oc~ Subandrio. I ported counting 115 Viet Cong spora~Hc clashes with the Viet The spEech was directly addre;... sterling- 200 Illi1lion more than The leader ~f, the USSR te~ KUALA LUMPUR" March 3.1 the Korea,n war in ~e. earlY·195.0's. curred in the Jan. 17 collision of They said the demonstration, dead in a sweep through a PeniI:l- Cong. sed to the three-mav. Indian IJlin. last month. BBC announced. assured the MlDlSter of Plannmg (Reuter).-Modes1o 'Farolan, a. spe- If. nec~. he satd_, the Umted two American aircraft'over-southern staged by the outlawed Kami stu. sula south of the city of Hue. U.S. planes early Tuesday Agreement For isterial ,delegation, headed by The Bank: of England has re- of his gt. vernment's readiness to cial Phili inc presfdential' envoy, States. can send 21 m~re army ~d Spain. ~ent mar~es Tu~ay ~~t orgl:nisation, was the fourth I U.S. advanced swooped on a of junks trying Foreign Minister Sardar Swaran paid all it had borrowed. (Contd. on page 6) 6 h p~ 'g!>'t with messa - ie·! baualions to So~th Vietnam with· It said a thorough : investigation Slnce Feo, 21 when Sukarno oust-I through low, sandy country cnss- to evacuatf' VIet Collg from the Singh, which arrived in Rawal~ ew ere OJ _ ge. . out calling up reservists, .but he od"-. .~ f Family .Planning pone::t to adv:ocate an: unoffiCIal .sal·'d he saw no ueed aL0L.: .. ..:__ has pr ~ no eVIUQace 0 _ a ed army strongman Nasution. crossed by inland waterways after 'narrow finger of land, 55 miles pindi early Tuesday to discuss the ~- ~ ~ m~LUJg f the Ind Mala bealth hazard to tbe people of the Thre~ students were killed and from the North Vietnam frontier. KARACHI, March 2, ·(Reuter), further implementation of the · nt I sf"tut H 0 oneslan. y- If -. -'.e - Us. di- I anageme n, e 0 S sian aod PbilippiJie heads· Of gov- .. uecessatyb' OlD· 3SOm;;' area- . . two wounded in the demonstra· Gh Flares lit up the junks as the Repres~ntatives of Sweden and Tashkent Declaration, M Id t . V1.Slons, or a nut , men, are The statement was the· first ofli:; tlOns, -.WU of which ~ere staged ana.. planes stteamed down, but a U.S. Pakistan Tuesday signed an President .Ayub called. for a re- e"r.~l~n ~vailable n alistic· -approach' by the two coun "nar for Account'an'ts immediaU:ly·had ail hour's on sh° . notiCe witb a cial U.S< acknowledaemeot tbat,oUO outside Sukarno's palace. (eontd. from page 1 ) spokesman said there was no agreement to promote family ,Seml meeting With Malaysian- ~e Mi': ~teddi .~ObilisatJul°dn ·beaoreadd·, lDaDafY' of "several unarmed nuclear wea- Sukamo dissolved Kami last word yel as to how many junks planning in Pakistan-where the tries delee-ates at the talks to ~__L 3•.- ,. T··-~· Abdul· R·'--- to more VJSlons co y - pons" bas not. been rocover.ed. The n ...... , UJJ.I.U ~ 0_ week an,i banned all' student ga- The Gbana government of the de- had been hit. annual birth rate is said to be one create .3 climate of understanding. KABUL, nlster full hilisa·· MeN t 1..a:_1.. whom President Ferdinand.' Marcos' u:r- mo bOn. _ amara weapons were aboard, a B-S! bam- therings..But Kami has ignored posed PIesident Nkrumah broke The spokesman called the pen- of the lugbest in the world. The President said popular A SEMINAR on business and indnstrial managemen Wuuao penonal message 'wasaddr.essed disclosed. her which collided .with a Ke-~S Sukarno's order. off diplomatic relations with Bri- insula an "old stomping ground Government staten}ent issued douhts about the Tashkent decla began live weeks ago at the institute of IDdnstria1!1f.anag... 10ere was 'no official iofomlBtiou. Replymg to a qUUJI. NcNamua I tanker aircraft dunog a r.of~ On Monday Kami students stag. lain last December over the Bri· for the ;Viet Cong." here said that under the agree- ration were now clearing up. th~Departmeot ~oawos,· d~monstration I · ment for len employees working in the accounting departments about their talks. ooteil. that of 1>0-1 operation .over Spain., ed a outside' the tish government's handling of the Sweeps against the Viet Cong ment the Swedish government But he criticised ' people who '- · 'Of variOll9-business and !!>dgstrlaL«lIDcerns .ended ~n1u. Autboritati" fOl'eiglufIiI:C. """r-.· feo.e,e.lJ!ld.getlS .a~.ut~ooo mil- : .Jl1r.ougbout tbe.A4 dayS silu:o University of Indonesia and 'were Rhodesia independence crisis. continued meanwhile in other key Will set up a family welfare pro- opposed the declaration "merely The participants of the seminar seminar was spent in theoretical ees'said in Manila earlier wednes.-· lion ~~die··fisc:a1.-·~~9.6:6.or 707~ the--a.o::iden~ tI1e... people and animaJi attacked by pro-communist slU- Meanwhile ex-President Kwa- battie lectors. Southwards in· jec!, cUld will supply contracep-- for ,the sake of opposition. and who came- from the Carpet Ex- instruction on the advantages of - day that President Subrno had per t of the_ G.ross NatloIJ:1l Pro-- ! of the Pa:f~ area have· ~der': de·hts, me Nkrumah of Ghana arrived in Binh Dinh province the U.S, first tives, birth control experts, train~ whose mind is afflicated with doubts e port Company, Aha Shoe Factory the new system over the old ~ne extended feelers for a ~eeting of d~et ...(GN~).. ~ will ~ to I gone detai.1ed laborato~ ~es ,by Police were forced to open Moscow by air early TuesdaY air cavalry division claimed to ing facilities and other equip-. and misgivings." and the 'Baghlan Sugar Plant and on how to make a qwck the heads of govrnment to discuss' $?8~ millIon m fisc:al 1967. be- leading U:5o and-Spanish SClen~ in machine gun· fire Over the heads -from Peking but where he- goes have killed 1,249 Viet Cong the ment for the next five years. Five cpposition leaders were ar· were taught during the five-week change from the old to new sys- differences. . guuung _Jt:t!y I, or about 7.8 per cent the State- Depart:m,ent pointed out: of both student groups to make from nefe is still shrouded in last five weeks. It said the Swedish government rested 10 Lahore on F.ebruary 18 seminar how to change their tern. President Marcos's message ad- of th~ GNP. .. .. The experts "h;ave obtained no them dISperse, the ,sources here mystery. American air attacks on North has granted about 2,2500.000 Sterl- following a joint opposition con single' entry accounting systems The rest of the time was spent vacated such a meeting, they added. He com~ared thIS ·to. a Jump m I evidence of a health hazard", ~e said. Before he left the Chinese capi- Vietnam Monday continued to ing in thE' current fiscal year. ference which condemned the to double entry system. in actually practicing the new Sources in Manila stressed. that the defence bu~get dunng the first Department stated. _ ' They said Tuesday's demonstra- tal he Vltwed he would go ·home centre on the southern POrts of. The 3.ireement was signed by agreement at Tashkent. Most 0" tOe fii-st week of the syStem. President Sukamo was niterested' two ye¥s of ,tJ:ie Korean wu- from. The Defence Department said tion was also staged outside .and "stamp out without delay" Vinh and Dong Hoi, where pilots Swedish Ambassador Lennart the:. The Pakistani President said he In this stage the participants only in an inforrnaI and unofficial ~our to 14 per cent o~ the GNP. conventional u.plosive charges in University of Indonesia the army rebellion- which toppled hit roads, bridges and a military Pinnmark and Pakistan's Secre- sincerely .hoped the discussions were divided into two groups- meeting. for which he was willing_ ~c~amara emphasised ~at no two other nuclear bombs detonated Kami studertts stopped cars go-- him from power last ThursdaY. barracks, tary of Economic Affairs, Osman May Send those in charge of keeping records to visit Manila. ~UOD1Dg or other e;conomIc con- when the 8-52 bomber crashed.. But ing past the University and But his statement did not say In South Vietnam river ship- Ali. with India here Tuesday would U.S. bear fruit. of transactions in money and tIol! ~ve ~e~. been imposed on the there was no nuclear explosi~ ·a· ~shouted anti-8ukarno and anti~ when ne planned to return to ping in the Mekong delta south The statement was "Pakistan, Nonlethal Eqmt. those who work with inventories G Idbe I L d Amencan c,viliau economy, whero-I (Conld. on Page 6) Subandrio slogans,· the sources· Ghana. of Saigon was a main target and with a birth rate of 80 per 1,000, of material 0 ~g as many controls were necessary In. said. In Accra, the' ·new regime's Iea- pilots claimed to have destroyed and a mortality rate at 20 per n on on Dr. Zeayan Forms ·P k· The seminp.r was taught by the der, General Joseph Anltrab. 37 sampans and damaged many 1000, bas a birth rate of three per I d P J,,~ B eak 0 t I when he heard this, warned Dr. others, cent which is one of the highest To n la, a Istan :~a~h~::g~~e~t~:U~;fh~~~ For 4-Day Visit Cornerstone Laid For Annex ouyue r . s. U' Nkrum'ab that if he came back to Ibra'hun· Sh iff in tbe world; and unless control- New Syrian Govt. WASHIN~TON, March 3.-Tbe collaboration with the Ministry of Ghana he would be put on trial led would result in the doubling . LONDON, Marcb 3, (Reuter).- T er e DAMASCUS, Marcb 2,(Reuu:r United Slates will consider ··on a Planning which during the last Artbur Goldberg. chief U.S. delo- 0 U"nlverSI"ty. G"·ymnaslum In S. Vietnam's Some observers in Moscow be- Le FUS of the population of Pakistao in Syrian Prime Minister designate, case-by-case basis" the sale of limi- several years, in cooperation with _'.' lieve Dr. Nltrumab will go to aves or 23' f gale to the United Nations, arrived Cairo where his Egyptian-born •• years. Dr. Youssef Zeayan,' Tuesday for ted numbers of selected types.. 0 a team of experts from abroad.. here by air from New York. for a KABUL, March 3.-..: ~ s~ne Lowland Provinces wife Fathia and their three child med a 2()..man cabinet which inclu "nonlethal military equipment to. is attempting to bring the ae- four--day official visit foundation· of aD annex to KabUl University gym: KABUL, March 2.-Mobam ded communist ministers for the both India and Pakistan. the State counting system here up to date, He is expected. to have talks with I ~nm was laid Wednesday by Dr: Mohammad OSman ren were allowect. to· go after the med Ibrahim Sheriffe, Secretary Pilm IlEVI!W . SAIGON. Mrch 2, (Reuter) air~ fint time in Syria's modern history. Department announced Wednesday. This was the second such semi- Prime Minister Harold Wilson on Anwari, Minister of Education. ~ anny coup. A Soviet AerOfiot to the Minister of Education•. left Plague has broken Ollt in several line scheduied flight left Moscow (Contd. from page 2) Dr. Zeayan was ask.ed to form a At the same time. the Department nar held by the Institute of In- 10 rsda d ill als F' 10 h will . Kabul Monday morning on the said the Uniled States intends to u y ~ Vi 0 see orelgn e annex whi-c 'cost over t cupy an area of 510 square metres. lowland provinces. the South Vjet all possible means of establishing new government two days after the for Cairo Tuesday but he was not first stage of his trip to the Unit dustrial Management in 1965-66. Secretary Mlcha.eJ Stewart. 'and Lord At. 5,500,000, will have iristruction· Parf of the cost of the annex namese' Health Ministry announced aboard, dairy pl(:.·cess\ng plants. coup which ov:erthrew the old re- continue·its 'embargo OD grant mili- The fi-t. which was attended' hy Ca dB' .. 'd d· ed States, where he will he the • 'Of ra on, rttalD s permaQent reP"'/ an game rooms an space for will be' contributed by the Asia Tuesday . In Tuesday's Anis a letter to gime ~n syria. tary aid to both countnc:s, .16 participaolS, was held fo'" resentatl·ve at tbe UN. th· , ..1_:_:':""-" . d USAID The Foreign Minis·ter Andrei Gro Afghan participant in the 1966 Press officer Roben J, McCloskey ....- e gymnaslUm s a~Lrdtive Foundation an .. •A spokesman said llS cases bad the editor said the electriciiy in He completed his consultations la~ mYko "was at Moscow's. secluded Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship months ago. Goldberg leaves for Geneva on staff. ' f dati' will tribut bout been confirmed 'inee January 5; But Kandahar needs to be improved. te Monday night and Tuesday and explained that nonlethal military eq· S da Th din oun on con e a Mukovo--2 airport to meet the programme. uipmeot involved such' items as com- I un y. e twp-storey buil . g 'will oc- $10,000 and USAID about At only tW9 deaths from plague' had It has been almost 32 years, said \he rUling Baath Party's newspaper. special -Soviet plane which Sheriffe will spend- approxi- ,.. ----- 800;000 towatds the huilding. been reported so far. the Citizen of Kandahar, since the AI Baath, said the new government brought Dr. Nltrumabfrom Pek mately f months in the United ~~~ic~I: :~u:;~~~ra'.;':;:rt~It.·IIGhana A mass immunisatiQD campaign ing. Foreign reporters were bar~ people In Kandahar first enjoyed would. be a consolidation of the .. Makes Plans For Ec·on·om."c· Reforms. AID.willalso·provideanarcbi- States for orientations. observa PI1cCloskey said the U.S. decISIon _. I. teet to oversee the co~ction now is underway in coastal towns red from -the air6erd, electricity. But during this long I"party's o.bjectives and a clarifica· tion, ,studyI training, and consul time there has not been any im· tlOn of the scocialist trend". was taken "in light of significant N G' WT work_ and cities to prevent the outbreak The Ghana Embassy in Moscow tation in selected American ins k h A· I 0 A from spreading. h~ provement in the condition of s1eps' botb India aod Pakistan. have ruma rrl've.s n ulnea . n ay CCraSi~ew:~uilt": yo~~eag~:h. which c(Jme put in favour of titutions and organisations related 0 The spokesman said the 201,000 the'new regime, has asked for taken toward restoring peace m the ACCRA Gh M h 3 (. D) .. 0 . ..', to his specific fields of interest. . d beca· botb . ana,rul arc ,r'\r. I He ' announced that Ghana,sse-A.._new budget will 6e mtroduced. help from Asia Foundation. The' American troops stationed in South Soviet recognition of the take- ~l~ct~~i~n~rt1;~;e~~hen;,~P-1 A subcontment an use na- --Gh' ~fiect over, . The Eisenhower Exchange TT tions have taken "effective action" ana s new . ers, announced Iven-year development plan will be early July to the·reV?lunbon- Asia Foundation has also been. Vietnam were perfectly safe because Most mghts there 15 no electn- QI Fellowship programme is 8 pri NEMe . tb' hd aI Wednesday drastic steps to rebuild abandoned. - ary government's econOD1JC and providing the Univemty with they 'Were aU immunised against ~d d~ng to Implement e Wit raw pro- th t' , . d lr d . th ... , d Dr. Nkrumah spent the night at vate organisation in the United city the day the'volt-/ . · , f th UN Security Council e coun ry s economy. Ghana 5! tax bur en a ea y ~ e finanCIal polJcles.: physical education a visers. plague before arriving bere. a ·government guest house outside age 1$ so weak that even radios ~_"iiiijii"":' visiolns.. o fe 1 So t be The rulers allege that Ghana was highest m}Amca. Ankrah- said ef- "All prestige proJ'ects will be stop- ·The new annex is expected to.· States which annually invites reso utlOn 0 ast p em r. I I b kru d d I 'will· , The plague is characterised by a cannot be used. In the summer . I - . c ose o. an ptc:y an un er o~ fons to restore balanced budget perl forthwith and centr.il govern- .be constructed· and equipped: j.n. some 20 outstanding leaders from :::':-::~:-::==~:- high fe,,·cr. headache and acute pa Moscow. when Kandahar is very hot there -=-..J te~ .PrC:Sldenenc Kwame . Nkrumah . stress econbmising in spending ins- ment machinery· reOrganised. The 14 months. The physical educa. ~nns nations throughout the world to ins in the back and leg and Meanwhile, the fonner Ghania is not enough electricty for fans. UJ:UA CDtZMA mllh~ns of scarce Ghaoalan funds lead of increased taxes. burden of our foreign represeutation tion department or the universIty visit America for study and ob At 2, 4;30, 7 and 9. Russian film. Improved Wheat Seed I muscles. It is transmitted by flies. an Foreign. Minister Alex Quai servation. were spent on an elabo.rate 12·Door The National Liberation Council is being looked iota as well as the also plans to. build three temps. Biggest outbreak was in the Dar· _son-Sackey arrived in London by Paris Metro Workers ENCHANTED ISLANDS Distributed In Gahzni confer~oc~ b~t For thE::: past several Y.ears, Af P...... CINIllIU complex for . the announced the following reforms; operation of our airline, Ankrah courts, three basketball courts· < (hern city of Hue 640 kms DOth of air from Frankfurt TuesdaY. ~ ghanistan bas heen proiilinently KABUL. March 3.~About one Orgamsatlon ,of ~cao Unity The image of ousted President said. Some corporations are com- and three vo~eyball courts ¥: Saigon. where three quarters of the Kwesi Armah, former Ghanaian Go On 24-Hour Strike At 2, 4;30, 7 and 9 p.m. Ameri- Ion of highbred wheat seed was dis ~ummlt Wahid;~ represented among the Eisen. 2, (OAU! ,meetmg last October Nkrumah now on 'Ghapa's coins log back- to. the private sector: year, accordmg to A cases havc been rePorted. . trade minis~er who along with PARIS March (Reuter)- 1Oou- can film. tributed to the Ghazni farmers by elimina~ ~epartment_ hower Fe:llows, and Sheriffe joins sands of parisians walked to work BEACH PARTY and SImilar proJects. and paper currency will be "Henceforth. active state partici- D}rector of the .. ! . , Quaison-8ackey accompanied de-: a delegalion of Agriculture Minis ~ coins a distinguished group of outstalJd Tuesday morning and others QUA The qew Ghanaian le3der Lieute- by printing new and patioo. will be limited to the proposed President -Kwarne Nkrumah KABUL CINEMA: try during the past week. ~ant .Genera~ Dr. Fazli To PartiCipate ing Afghans who have participat_ eued up at busstopS at fint light At 1:30 Indian film. Anhah said in a na- notes" which will not bear an efigy duction of indnstrial raw material . . 0,_..' , ...... to Peking last .week. arrived in ed in the programme. The delegaCion will distribute ano tlonwl.de radIO broadcast that suc.b of any person". such, as rubber, .oilpalm, sugatc:ane,· Smallpox InoeuIators .';;' ." In Karachi Univ. Seminar London Soon afterwards on a as the French capital began to feel JANWAX Dr. Mohammed Anas, Gove:n;lOr ther two tons to the farmers in spending would stop immediately_ Import duties will be reduced 00 cotton. and nonapparel fibres. live-- Reach Shinwar WOlesw311 _ KABUL. March 2.- Dr. Sber Soviet jetliner from Moscow. 'lhe first effects of metro (underg-: And at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m., Malestan and Jagbory woleswalis. announ~ Gh~a. a~d wl:!.~re -..,~. Ahmad Fazli. a professor at the of Kandabar Province, Dr. Ali round) strike. ,: Indian film. ,Ankrah also matches salt, sugar and edible stock and livestock projects JAY AY AD .... n.. M:::..L.::··· ,"i. With him were seven members -of The Ministry of AgriCUlture, by re~;ume ru:-J"\..I.,.ru)f~,. ~1;J.1 < ~,... College of Agriculture, Kabul Uoi~ Ahmed Popal, Amhassador to the . Will lioon negotlatlons WIth oil. laJge' $C3.}e organisation has . deve. . 3":-:7 Dr. Nknil;nah's entourage. The strik.e, due to last 24 hours" AIY MELAN KAY HILA distributing better wheat seed free Mo~etary ~ ~f ~6 ~ma1Ipox' U!~t0!3 :~: versity. left Kabul TUesday for KA· Federal Gennan Republic and forced many otherwise prudent car tbe InternatJOoal Fund The Nkrumah·sponsored income loped:' He said.. foreign excJ:iaJlge Ghanaian and British officials in Governo~ of charge. aims at improving the and World Bank ·'almed at ob-- taX· bill announced last mon·th will control! Will be continued. Shinwar We&.eSday .to-::- rachi 10 panicipate in a seminar on Mr. F. Nabi Alefi, of owners to drive to work and face 1 \nVed. m LondQil said Tuesday they bad wheat used· in these areas. the microbiology. Kunduz Province, have been the frustrations of traffic jams aad taining 6nancial assistance. not become iaw. and the recentlY According to a DPA· dispatCh vaccmate the people against cD-::. no knowledge 6f where Quaison WANTED The Ministry has been conducting ~id th~ im~ ;:-~1.~":4:- He attends the ~minar which opens awarded this fellowship previous lack of parking space. Ankrah old regime left rent tax is abolished. from Accra .quoting Ghana's fonDer ease. _' Sackey was staying, his move-. ly. Person as EngUsb typtst and surveys to develop rust and smut the country a nabonal ,d:ht of more Ohanaos 6$Cll ~r has been re- FOreign',Minister Alex Quaison-sa~ A Public Hulth Iostibrle ~.tea.m1.~. this week.. at the invitation of Ka ments, or his eventual destina Some 50 military trucks were fer translafAlr. ~i!hoQ ~ rachi Univerity SherifIe is accompanied by his rying commuters in from the city's resistant wheat in the past several lhan one ,thousand cedies scheduled between July I June· ckey, deposed Ghanaian President arrived there to skow fiJins on beidih tion.,· wife. Contact: BankoJ- lItIUfe. years. The results are encouraging. (more than $1,120 million): 30. . (Contd. OD :page 6).. an~ sanitation:." ... ~::t;:,":-it;; suburbs. Personnel Oll1cer. .