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11-20-1967 Kabul Times (November 20, 1967, vol. 6, no. 193) Bakhtar News Agency
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KABUL, Nov. 20,. (Bakhtar). The Wolesi. Jirgah yesterday morning decided to devote Wed~ .nesday morning to the general session of the· House jnstead of committee meetings. . Yesterday the Wolesi Jirgah de.Qated the credits granted ·to Afg~anistan by the .Federal Re pubhc of Gennany and decided . that· the matter be 'further dis cussed at tbe House's Commit tee on Budgetary and Financial Affairs. . The government's pro~sal on r~visions of postal dues was also dIscussed. Morning and afternoon s~:;sions of the House wer.e pre. SIded over by Dr. Abdul Zaher · Immediately before pa~liamenl's president of the Woles; Jirgah. '. decision Premier Demiral told his cabinet Ihat any fresh fighting on the island could mean war with Gr- Afghan Haj House · ecce, "If you hear of any Greek aggre ssion in Cyprus, be sure that a war AbdulBahman ·Pazhwak-of AighaDlstan President of the 21st session of the UN General As· To Be Expanded wi1l start with Greece;' one Turksb ,embly, .received from Secretary-General U ThllDt ·the gavel and record of that sessiQn, in a deputy told reporters. brief ceremony in 'the office of the Secretary General, In General ·Assembly Ball C.V· KABUL, Nov. 20, (Bakhtar). In Athens, authoritative Greek Narasimhan, UN under 8e(!retary for general'lSSembly affairs and chief of cabinet (left) Eng. Ehsanullah Farzad, presid ent of the construction depart sources denied that any ultimatum . holds the gavel which has j~ been presentec1by U Thant to AbdUl Rahman Pazhwak (second threatening military action had been n,ent of the Ministry of Public from lett), who receives the record of ·the ses.io;n from . Thant (third from lett) Cornellu Works, pn return from Saudi made Ihough they confirmed that M!'nescu (Rumania). president of the current session looks on (right). the Greek ambassador in Ankara Arabia said Saudi authorities had been given a note by Caglayan------and the Mecca municipal cor gil. pora tion had agreed to Afghan According to these sources. the UK, UAR MAY istan's plans to expand the Af note merely outlined events which USSR Warns Potential Rocket ghan house of pilgrims in the had led to the current crisis on the RESUME city island and stated that the status Farzad spent sometime there Tension ,High quo prevailing before the fighling Attackers Of Fatal Results discussing provisional plans with should be restored. RELATIONS th. authorities. He said he pre Despite; Talks An official spokesman said earl MOSCOW, Nov. 20, (Ta..). peace and international security the sented Arabian government with ier that diplo.matic talks were be LONDON, Nov. 20:-Reports Any attempt lo make a racket-nuc Soviet Union has maintained Bnd detailed plans of the proposed ATHENS, Nov. 20, (Reuter). ing held to 'prevent any more incid~ from London and Cairo say that Brl. lear attack on the Soviet or other so will continue to maintain its defen .xpRnsion of the 30-year-old Af- The Greek governmellt said last ents on the island' which might pro lain and the UAR are to resume cialist countries will be fatal to those sive. capacity at, an appropriate le- ghan pilgrim house. . plght that the situation between voke ffiQre tension.~ Greek~ troops diplomatic relations shortly. The who start, Marshal Krylov. com vel," the article says. . The house now needs repair- Greece and Turkey was still ten have been put on the alert. UAR was one of several Arab and mandcr~in-chief of the Strategic Roc· Moscow newspapers pUblished ar .s well as larger premises to hold se, despite lengthY discussions hi Cyprus itself, further incidents African nations lhat severed rela· ~et Troops, said in an article publi ticles by prominent' Soviet military •.11· the Afghan Haj pilgrims. I!ere on the Cyprus crisis bet- between Greek..cypriots and Tur tions with Britain in December, shed in PrB\'da Sunday. leaders on the occasion of rocket An annex will be built there ween representatives of both kish-Cypriots were reported Sunday. 1965, because of lhe Rhodesian inde "While working consIstently lor troops and artillery day. on a vacant lot belonging. to the countries. Fighting between the two· grounp itt pendence issue. This day· was instituted 25 years A [ghan house of pilgrims. .A statement, ISsued by the Mi villages south of Nicosia on Wed .The resumption qf London-Cairo ago whel'l 15,000 artillery guns and Farzad also visited Bulgaria mortars slarted a counter-offensive nistry of Pi:ess said that Gree nesday set off the pI:csent crisis. relations comes al a time when Bri U.S__ Aiming At Gnd toured engineering and con Na~ of Soviet troops oUlside StBlingrad ce had a!l\riSed the United The Cyprus government. mean- ta'in is generally improving her con structIOn institutes there. on November 19, 1942. tlons and the North AtianticTre while. accused Turkey pf violating. tacts with the J\rab world. Space Milesto.ne aty O,rganisation (NATO)· pf its air space by sending military It also coinc1des with the final "Present-day automaUc techni- More Pashtoonistanis what It termed, recent TurkisI! phase of Britain's withdrawal from ques make it possible to deal instant pr~vocatlve aircraft over the island: actions. ' .. The Ankara sources.said the T'lJr the troubled South Arabian Fed In Londing Test. ly a powerful rocket blow at any Thank New Govt. The ta1ks on the Cyprus issue kis" first army had started ·taking eration. gro·uping ot aggressor "forces and KABUL, Nov. 20, (Bakhtar). Britain is giving independence to achieve decisive results w'ithin the Chiefs of central independent were held e!lrller .. lilst night be up positions along the Gre.ek fron CAPE KENNEDY; Nov. 20, u~tS the Federation and withdrllwing its first niinutes of fighting/' Marshal Pashtoonistan have thanked the tween George. . Christopoulos, tier whilo anU·airctaft _ had '.AP).~Aitrllng for another mile been placed around Ankara, Istan- forces from the militiuy base- at Krylov said in his article new government of Afghanistan Greece's peniument Under-secre ~tone In the Apollo progrlUlUl)es ~IOur tary. of .foreign affairs, spd the (Conld. on palle 4) Aden by the·end of this ·month. multi-stage ballis·Hc missile" for pledging to continue Afgha the U:S. Sapce Agency Sunday Col. Gen. DankevJch wrttes in the Dlstan's efforts to Settle the Pash Turkish envoy In Athens, Turan moved the first model of a man" Tuluy. . newspaper Selskaya Zhizn "can tuonistan issue. ned lunar landing craft to 'the reach an altitude of over it'thous· They have also congrstulsted "The tension !itl1l exists" Tuluy launch pad. . told Reuter.lifter the meeting. and kilometres and a speed of O)"er Prime Minister Noor Ahmad Ete Japan Agrees To Forward Named. Lunar Module 1, the 200,000 kIlometres an hour. madi on his'appointment and The Greek statement said the bug-like vehicle Is to be launch ~an Greek forces remained,In a state II be readied to'r action in 0 have wished for further success ed in mld-January on an earth or matter ot seconds and hit irreversib ot Afghanistan uhde~ the pat of alert and .that the goVernment Thieu's Message To Hanoi . . bit tlight lasting 6.5 hours. ly an aggressor willi a high degree wnage of His Majesty. the was In constant contact with the TOKYO, No~. 20 (Reuter}-Souih Geneva or in Moscow. It was perched Sunday atop at accuracy wbere\"et it may be." King. governments of nations allled Vietnamese President Nguyen va~ 3. If Hanoi showed . favourable the' same Saturn 1 rocket that which were interested In avoiding reactions, six nations-three· each was qn launch pad 34 last J an ~er Thieu's letter proposing peace nego & deterioration of the slt tiatIoos with.North Vietnam.' will from the East and West camps .uary when three astronauts died uatloll. be delivered to the Japanese ·gov after being entrusted by Ihe warring ill a fire that swept tlirough .their Wilson .Warns Trade Unions, ernment through ~apanese ambass nations will hold consultations ai Apollo 1 spacecraft. The rocket Turkey Asked Not ador in ~Igon Yoshihiro .Nakayama med at pr,omoting al1 international s;nce has been moved to pad Explains Devaluation Causes when be returns to Tokyo on Nov· peace'conference. . 37B for the shot. LONDON\ Nov. 20, (DPA-.-Bri- and payments deficit whenever she ember 25, the Yomiuri correspon During the upcoming· _ orbit tisb Prime Minister Harold Wilson had tried in the past 15 years to en~ To'Fly Over Cyprus dent in Saigon reported here Sun. test, the vehicle's two major Sunday appealed to the people to soh"e her probl~ms by expanding day. f{iesinger Starts gines each are to be fired two work. hard. production on the basis 01 full em- UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 20 The correspondent said the presi times. In a TV address on the devalua· ployment. ' dent and the ambassador discussed These· are the descent en tian of the sterling he also warned This, the 800 million sterling de· (AP)-Unlted Wations Secretary Asian Tour gine, designed tQ drop the craft . General U Thant disclosed Stinday Japan's possible good offices for the trade unions against any unot!i- flcit "inherited" trom the Conserva · about one hour Saturday afternoon. BONN, Nov. 20, (DPA).-West with its two-man crew onto the cial strikes. tive~ three years ago bad been tht" that he had ..ked Turkey 10 stop moon, and the ascent engine, in sending military· planes over. Cy They were believed to have rea Gennan Chancellor Kurt Georg The Prime Minister who appeared result of the attempt by the previous ched agreemellt on the following Kiesinger left here Sunday even tended to lift them off. tired, said that the opportunity now government to get out ot the dim prus. At the completion ·of the test, , In a published report to the Sec points. according to" the correspon· ing for Asia where will visit In given to the people should be seized culties by and unbridled boom, the Modl.\le Is expected to orbit urity Council, Thanl said UN troops dent: dia, Bunna, Ceylon and Palo with both hands. Although in the lhree years it was about 100 miles (160 kms~ above Leaving no doubt that the 'devalu': in office. the Labour government saw i'iJines flying at 10,000 to 15,000 L The president's letter will be istan. feet (3,048 to 4,572 metres), over delivered to the Japanese - gov~rn· Prior to his 10-day journey the earth for about two months, ation would mean hardship tor the had cut down the deficit to one in Cyprus several tImes·. Saturday ment when ambassador Nakayama the Chancellor said In a televis then burn up on re-entry through 'rank and file, he stressed that 'anyone fourth, it had never had enough the Karpass Peninsula, Lamaca and returils to Tokyo next Saturday. ion statement he hoped that his the earth's atmosphere. Who failed through laziness or space to cope with unforeseen 2. The Japanese government will. trir- would setve the strengthen Success would be another step egoism, anyone who destroyed the events. Nicosia but could not identify them. work ot others through unofficial (Conld. on pall" 4) But later, Thanl rePor.ted, UN deliver the letter to' Hanoi around ing of friendly re]litions which toward the U.S .. goal of landing December I through the North Viet "exist between us and these a~tronauts on the moon in this strikes, endangered the right ot aU ...."...--_ ...-._- Ambssaador Zenon· Rossides of Cy to work. . prus told ·his government· had namese diplomatic agency either In countries on the b~sis of common decade. biui The· progra!JUIle received a Wilson underlined that the govern Turkish military aircraft, and Rossi interests and convictions." Indonesia Faces He said the coUntries he was boost November 9 when the giant ment had been faced with the al· des anil Greek Ambassador Dmitri SatUrn 5 rocket perfonned per ternative at meeting the prescnt Bitsiow ellpreSset:1 their governments' Israeli Cabinet about to visit were situated In Creditors In Aid a part of the earth whose Impor fe.ctly on its malden test flight pressure of speculation on the sterl anxiety about thO ·fliahts. a}:ld its Apollo spacecraft payload ing by accepting new lonns or by Thant said be h!!nself subsequen lance was great at present .and Rejects British survived a fiery re-entry and was devaluation. Plea Today tly conveyed to' Turkey' "his own would grow still. ' It had decided the lavour of de Just .as West GennaDY, elich of recovered. concern abOut these activities and Saturn 5 will be- the man-to valuation because it levies less re5lrie-. AMSTERDAM. Nov. 20, (Reu ap~led for mtraint". Withdrawal ..Call . th" four countrtes had Its own tions on the country's economic tcr).-lndonesia faces its credi problems and difficulties. the-moon booster. Meanwhile, Thanl reported, Cy TEL AVIV, Nov. 20, (AFP). Engineering problems has growth. tors here today and is expected prlot fOreign minister Spyros Kyp These countries and West Ger Political circles yesterday were plagued the first lunar Mo The government was detennined to present them with a plea for rlanou In NlcoSlll· expreosed collcern many shared the concern over divided over what stand to take dule and delayed the first test to break out of the llstralght·jacket" considerably stepped up aid next to UN· officials there at three incid peace and the wish to maintain which had brought Britain a trade year. On 13ritain's·proposed _Security and .strengthen it. flight several months. ents on tlic green .line.in_whlc/! Tur Council resolution concerning. the Delegates 'and ·observers from Id./! Cypriots. shot and . 'wounded Middle East crisis as the Israeli .. 14 countries as well as the inter Greek €YPtIQlB, but·''the loCa1 .'i'tJr K Cd· national organisations wil1lng to klsh fjghter /ea, ·wei!'kend; . f"r Britain' . in the l\mount of regarding thll mQCie1ltles: Minister Franz-Josef Strauss Dutch Development Aid ·MI · .' One cliource said the resolution. . 1" d h S . Melinwhile, th·e· six Comm.on told .reporters after the meeting Hendrik Jonker 'the new ·.. Dutch . ff- red' ',i t . 'b'lity for $1,400 m. It was ea.rne ~re un- .. Id rlster Bernard Udink. who was o e a s rong poss' 1 Market co.untries SUllday agreed that all six countries wou con- .. ambassl\dOr to. KabUl .~aiire ¥~ 10 open the meeting told parlia nsterd8Y 'to. p~i1t his 'eredell~ cooperation with the United Nil- day. me'mbers are Bel"'ujn,.'on tho terms of aid. which they tribute to meeting· Britain's ·tt·ofto· ...s·peclal representative wh.o Club ..' bIt tI· <1400 m·,·ll,·on request and West ment last week 'that aid to Indo iilIs:to His'Majety the.. ~":lJe - vl France Italy, ·the NetberlaIids, will contribute to t·e n ema 0- ;, . nesia was a priority matter to T~ woUld start his act! ties .based, . nal Mo'neta"" Fun'd (!MF'.) ''to al- Germany's contrihution would be 1 a1sO hIB cOuDtJ;y'B, envpy to " V,est' Gennany, United' States, '3 . Holland. which would contribu ran, Tile am~~dor' y.78S w..el- . on this resolution, d Bri .low it to finance the drawing re- $200 million. . Tl!e reiiol\ltlon'.. most contra- Can,.da ,Japan, ~weden, an - quest made' by the United Klng-. The commuhique said Brit- te "a more than proportionate" collled jit ~e ilir.PPrt by V{~. J amount to the 1968' total. ~~nt .P~· venial part' refers. to Israeli I tam.' . . h dom," a commUnl'que said here ain's action devaluing the pou- AbdUllah,' vice of .I h"- 1 "fro' t rr1to . The French ·government as 4) (Conld.. on pallO' 4) tOeol i1epa~ent J11 the F~re~. w t ""awa - . m ~ . rillS oc- rts In I'st night. - {Con~d. on pallO . (Contd. -palle" 4) .811'eady . said ·that it aUppo . 0 MI\rI8try, . . on I' •
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<1 Edgar WtIlson Howe THE KABUL TIMES ~ ~ ~ io\ Pubhshcd every day except FndtlJj and Afghan. pub 17f,_:17~~~Me Only With Thine IV holidays by the Kabul TImes l'ubl..hln8 .tl"1lCJ I 111111 I III 1111111 It I 1111111 I I 11 ..11111111 I III" II III II 1111111111 1 11111111111 11111111111111 1 1llllllJIll!llllllllllrlrlllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrllllllllr 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn I!~s', (1 Pledge . , Ani 11<, T(Ike The A fundamentlll change lil tren1:h - • , /' By Nokta Gheen fashion has turned last seasOn's THE NEW POUND Hon!!y, 18 thIS world of'lilirnh ney ~It is like seyeral beautiful tom boy into a romantic dan1sel...- reahtlQ, you have no chOIce but "resses that madam gets to like Popular "Prlcod clothes and "acceas~ The devaluation of the pound sterling is a The ellect the mqye will have on interna to "icknowledge that whlskey IS at olle tIme She may lIke to have orles mspired by the couture collect development In the sphere of fliJanclal and eco tional trade wUI also be great since the pound panacea to some sons of Adam all Qut, fmanClal shortconung. hon ore bringing 10 s~yle5 adapted • Al~hougn to grrts who frankly want to look nomIC transactions which will ailed not only devaluation has been dirOOtly aimed at reduc It makes Some of them and bill frowns the husband may the economic pOSItion of Britain and the Com rush. and IS nsky to take the not make .t pOSSIble But If the I ke girls and Jess like n counterpart ing domestic demands, stlniuIatlng exportsJand. 'temMramental allachment that husband and wife both love dres- of their brothers monwealth but also of many other nations with a·tracting foreign capital in oraer to reduce the they hflve developed for thls co- SlOg we,ll and jomtly spend the Throughout the recent era of 8ter~ large volumes of trade with Britain and whose balance of payments in Btltliin'/l hvour. This louriul (and somel1mes colour- staWs of the family acqUIres the lIe untrimmed sUhouettes, anything currencies are bac\j;ed by the ponnd sterling. will mean mouey will be fioWiii&' futo BritaIii less) lIqUId, IS like sfeel Thel1' status of a shootmg star headmg WhICh could be called temlmne' Rumours of such a move have been rife in Instead ot into countries which trIlde with iier. A Look' At Swiss, SwedishNonalignment Policy ferv.(llJJ: for takmg aleohohc beve- towards destructIon 18 a speedy has been taboo BrItain since the Labour government took omce' Among these are inclUded many of the deve Many Afncan and ASian <:ount- mllitary aUoance with other il"!aler the world hy wars In which the rages 's so unshakeable even 10 manner Even the world was mcllned to two years ago The unfavourable balance of IS loping natioll!l who have enough problems as nes especially those newly Inde- powers a danger for neultality SWISS have played no parI ., thIS era pf halluclnogemc drugs Honey keepmg a balance on evoke 0 mental VISion Of someone" trade over the past six years and the liIcreas It Is in their export trade pendent, aspire to a form of neut Sweden gocs even farther along Sweden.lS a member of the Ulllted Mrs La Borde Hanas ove~ the check of AI 31 500 to Dr Phillips heaos of the CARE they ,prefer to stIck to the old v'ce-shoot I used that agam- grandmother gal bed 10 lavender and rallty In mternatlOnal affaors They thiS road Swed/S1l. neutrality has Nationll-8Ild has ~n since Its tradl~lOn I, hke purposely Imbalancmg to Ing speculation over the pound on the world's WhUe exports ft'om developing conntries MEDICO team at EbuI Seena Hospital. Mrs Neumann looks on lace and ropes of pearls money markets are among the maJor causes of will now have a harder tiiile futding a market rapidly dIScover that In fact neut beco nellher guaranteed nor recog- foundatioo S\Vitzerl/iod has COOSI Honey to try to change a gr- balance hke throw109 oneself m Now suddenly (he fickle fmger rahty IS as difficult a pohtlcal path nlsed-lcast not oUlclaUy-by any dered that thIS would be too paUlical By Our Own Reporter owl' man's habIts IS nothing short to the water agam and agam the Labour government's deCision to devalue in Britain, Imports from BritaiJi will find. with Abou~ 200< women attended the dlco team m Kabul mann were decorated with flo of such high fashIon powers as Dlor the pound and bring back some measure of to follow a9 engagement-perhaps J.ntcrnallOna1 Instrument The an act for her mlerptetaUon of of fantasy 10 klddyland The ca- "Ithout knOWing how to sWIm 8t Laurent RICCI, and Lanvm b~ their cheaper prices, more receptive customers more difficult-and Ihat there are Swedes beheve that anythiog of ncutrallty to aUow benem tea tor Ebol 5et:rla Dr Phllhps showed a model of wers and set up for conversa ravans of hfe they fear, pass thr but confident of being sav stability to British financial alIall'S In deveioping countries where it Is so necessary hospital sponsored by the the hospItal and explained the t On or bndge and other enter SUcceeded In sw ngtng the pendUlum many dltlerent kInds of neutrality thIS nature 18 undeSIrable, Since It Sweden has provided armed con,- ough the valleys of age Growmg eel every tIme baCk lOwards fnlls and frIvolity How long such a move was actually under taInmen~ to stimulate and eilcourage the growth of do The oldest forms of neutrality are nllgbt 1pve the recogntsmg or the tmgents for Umted Nations peace AmerIcan Women's AssOCIation eqUIpment the hospital WIll re old, honey IS the bItter fact of tn a mass movemcm which has rea' Itom consideration and why the government delayed mestic industries the devalued pound and the European..,...and even in Europe there guaraDlecmg powers the ngh~ to achons-Swltzerland has so far of Kabul and hosted by Mrs. Ro- celve With the contnbutlon hfe whIch those who beheve 18 Darlmg It IS also not faIr to chcd even the loweSt pClce ranges so long In taking It can only be guessed at but things It can buy may prove too stItJ a compe IS more than one type of tnls poh- appreciate and Judge the neutrahty hmned her contnbutIon to unarmed bert Neumann Saturday after- the AWA The centrepIece of the teata phYSIcal and mental engage make your husband the scapegoat fhe man t3110ured houser SUit is ble was a small bed WIth a patI certainly some Impetus to give back to the titor tIcal phenomenon AustrIa and FlO of the state ID question and even observers on the grounds that I1.e- noon of all extravagancy In the famIly Its OUt by lhe He expressed hiS pleasure at ment to oblIVIOn WIsh to escape on Way rep aced cuI pound some of the weight It had lost must have land are neutral because they have to IOtervene when they thought It utrality does not admit of armed ent done by Mrs Robert Traut Therefore honey, never behe oUe sk rt cut With a generous flare Developing countries shouId, however the mterest of Amencan women Jusl because he drinks More of come from French recalcitrance to admit Bri thmk tWICe about devaluing their currencies to be necessary IntervenlJon abroad even under the AWA PreSident Mrs Hazle T man Orange and green were the \ e the man who promlSes you ten than not It IS the WIfe who o Copies of Yves 5t Laurent s kni 10 Kabul to assIst Ebni Seena taln into the Common Market because Its eco to match the BritIsh move Econllmlc booms do Both the SWISS and the Swedes banner of the mternatiOnal orgam- Laborde presented a check for favounte colours of the ladles' before marrIage that he Will has a prepared a hst for shop lKcr SUIl msplrcd by Gamsborough s Ai 31 500 to Dr Colgate Phillips, Four large rooms of the reSid- handsome SUItS I nomic house wasn't In order A weak pound. But Sweden and SWItzerland rep would agree that only the govern sallOn In recent times, t)1ere have change hIS habIts after marria ping m mid month which IS al port alt of the boy 10 blue The bIo not always follow India deValued the rupee dJrect~r general oj the Care Me- enCe of US Ambassador Neu- with sterling being one of the international last year in hope of increasing the volume of resent an older type of neutrality ment of the neulral state has the been currents of opmion inside Swit- t ge A temporary postponment IS r~.ndy old two weeks hter usc w th I ufflcd Jabot and fluted the monetary reserves might have undermmed the trade but has yet to see any profitable gains one which was chosen by tfte resp nght to deCide what attlons coos zerland WblCb think that a change best you can expect Habit But madame WIth all the goo cufls evolved m the DlOr collection ectn~ PRESS ON WOMEN up ~ economic foundations of the European Economic peoples and frequently rea tHute neutral pollcics-and they must ought to be made 10 thiS, but these becomes a part of character In dies that your husband may have IUIIlS eve where and looks pre' from the devaluation U anything the sudden pproved by them over the years be strong enough to show that currents are only Just gcUmg antler Pomegranate Soup due course of time ) ou should not draw a line on hIS ther and newer than lhe boy s shirt Community Certainly a strong pound although mfiationary "pl1'al that follows such a move SWitzerland s neutralIty was flTst they mean to defend theIr mdepen way and WIll take years before they . d'~ But the sweetest thing IS that c.;xpenses The SOn of Adam nas a ld nct kl c \Vh ch dommated the worthless can only strengthen It often has much more adverse alIects than the recognIsed as long ago as IBI5-by an dence of deCISIon should It be surface Why Do Women Get Marrle . you honey as the famIly prea tf live uo WIth modern reqUlr tushlCIl sec e last season I ~~~:J.~~..~ deSIred benefits offlcal declaratIon made by the pnn come necessary But there IS one very unpartant 6 lb. pound beef ements you can t expect him 1 small Aloion (grated) cher maY bc affected by the at- This seems to be the general opimon of Britain should be commended for her bold clpal European powers assembled at All thlS IS theoretIcal In the pOlOt on whIch the Swedes and the t tude of Adam, rather than suc lo wear hiS grandfather s clothes o c of the predommant new tre \ tap cinnamon Common Market countrieswho have welcomed step m trymg to put her econoluil: house lu the Congress of VIenna to redraw spqere of practIcal poliCIes there SWISS agree ThIS IS that neutrality Anis Gives Ten• Answers ceeding In changmg hIS habIt and necktIe or mcur no expeses nds s the musketeer style with bro Britain's move and are rallying to support the the map of Europe after the defeat are conSIderable differences bet IS worthless If It cannot be defen- t tap Pepper Why women Get Marned IS woemen s page at all to meet the standards you ad b n ned black veh'Ct hat and order but at the same time the ellects of the ~ Madame In most cases females falt accompli by voluntarily backing Interna of Napoleon ween the SWISS and the SwedIsh ded Bach of the two countnes has top salt the flUe of an artIcle on tbe women s It IS natural th~l!Veryone 11. npt "ho drink large quantities start have set thIgh hIgh stockmg boots made of devaluation on the economIes llD.d trade bal g ~U]lS water tlonal Monetary Fund credits of over a billion ances of developing countries should also be But It IS Important here to emph brands of neutrality-perhaps In part a strong army-in relation to its page of Thursday s Ants whIch free of faults a~~ lIWeaknesseS'i]Yfltes ~vlth mInOr encouragement from Honey the husband who IS synthetic stretch leathers Copies of +CUP nu succti~ dollars The mternatlonal community Is taking studIed and If they be found to suller from the aSlse that the Congress of Vienna stemmIng [rom the fact that Swe poulaUon-and both have repeatedly makes the follOWIng statements the editor The 'key to bes thelT husbands A taste [crced by hIS madam to have no 5t Laurent s dumas hat and the only recognised SWISS neutrahty den IS a mafll1me nahan with more found that they have only been able to I Thirty per cent of the world s 10 dlagnosmg your faults and then €'xpenses whatever IS like a pn flat crow led styles worn by 5pamsh direct action to further deter any International move compensatory measures shouId be taken 1 cup spJnaclt (chopped) of honey darhng IS lIke giVIng It did not guarantee It Jt has al wlOdows on the world than SWlt aVOId belOg lOvolved 10 wars because women do not marry for love Man correctIng them she asserts scner who IS fed and colthed and equestrians are selling at the rate of speculators who mIght be planning to put re to make sure that pound wisdom doesn't be 1 cup parsley (cbeplH!d) your baby a pet Then If ways been one of the card1nal zerland which IS surro\lnded by It would have gIven a potentIal- ey and wealth play far more Imp TIre problem IS that most people JOO 10 300 a day at one of the large newed pressure on the pound come penny foohshness In the long run I cup green onio~ (chopped) you do not get hurt my madam, has no rIghts whatsover WIth the POIDts of SWISS policy that a neut other states most of them greater enemy more trouble to conquer them ortant role for these women do not think of themselves but try yoU ale more SInned agamst than money he has clcp rtme 1 t stores In Par s ral state must be ready at all times than herself and WhICh have often than to leave them alone U cups pomevanate seeds or 1 2 Women do not pay much atten to correct others actIons and attitudes Madam the best way to accept The more Cemmme look 15 creep cup pomegranate JDiee sInmhg to defend Itself-and the pollt1cal or cut off SWitzerland from the rest of (SWISS Press RevJew) tlon to the ages of men In chOOSing a When a partnership for VIce--I the harsh realittes IS to believe 11g nto haIr st~es and make up as 1% cup sugar mate The edItor says that It would be bet 10 the fact that your man must we I Shor t bOYish haircuts are glv 1 tsp lJrne Juice jOptlonaI) snouldn t USe thIS term really 3 One fourth of the women 10 ter for women to correct theIr own IS formed between two partIes In have hobbles As for yourself you ng \\ ay to fluffly curly effects Yesterday s Ams earned an edl Countnes havlOg trade relatIOns the growmg Imbalance of payments 1 t1Jsp. drled mlnt the world do not love their husba faults and let others correct their conjugal love the net outcome should not get the habIt ThIS IS Puffy sausage curls tumblIng all t fIjp. clnDainOD AI tonal on the need for bUIld IDg more With BntalO are also gOing to be af 10 Bntam which prompted Bntish ands and only one fourth of women A reader of Islah s women s page IS a thumpmg defeat to the cau I presume the only occasIOn In over the head 0\' adaptations of ~ hotels and motels for the growing feeted and It Will be 1Dtereshng to fmanclal authorIties to devalue the Portugars Role In Assisting Mercenaries lisp really love theIr husbands un MISS Shahla Real has critiCIsed the s~ of strengthenmg family tIes whIch the spmt of give and take cxand eo:; style for dl0r With haIr pulled back mto a mass of rmglets vacationers dunng the winter months see what the developIng natlOns pound til they dIe content of arhcles and pictures pubh Worst of all IS to take keen 18_ cmploys glVlOg but never tak- s~lId ~atanga, Put the meat In a bowl Add at the nape of the neck It many vistlors who go to J a outSide the sterlIng area wiJI do to Efforts to borrow money from In The IllUSIOn that the Congo can Mlnlere Trust whIch once own j:P.rtIes In later dismem 4 F1fteen per cent of girls see shed on the speclal page tere't 1" a varIety of drInks, ho- , mg lalabad whIch IS a wmter resort readjust their trade WIth the Umted teroatlonal fmancIaI organIsations be chopped up and recolonlsed ed Katanga's fabulous rrunes bermg the Congo and SelZlDg lIrated onIons and seasoning an
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<1 Edgar WtIlson Howe THE KABUL TIMES ~ ~ ~ io\ Pubhshcd every day except FndtlJj and Afghan. pub 17f,_:17~~~Me Only With Thine IV holidays by the Kabul TImes l'ubl..hln8 .tl"1lCJ I 111111 I III 1111111 It I 1111111 I I 11 ..11111111 I III" II III II 1111111111 1 11111111111 11111111111111 1 1llllllJIll!llllllllllrlrlllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrllllllllr 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn I!~s', (1 Pledge . , Ani 11<, T(Ike The A fundamentlll change lil tren1:h - • , /' By Nokta Gheen fashion has turned last seasOn's THE NEW POUND Hon!!y, 18 thIS world of'lilirnh ney ~It is like seyeral beautiful tom boy into a romantic dan1sel...- reahtlQ, you have no chOIce but "resses that madam gets to like Popular "Prlcod clothes and "acceas~ The devaluation of the pound sterling is a The ellect the mqye will have on interna to "icknowledge that whlskey IS at olle tIme She may lIke to have orles mspired by the couture collect development In the sphere of fliJanclal and eco tional trade wUI also be great since the pound panacea to some sons of Adam all Qut, fmanClal shortconung. hon ore bringing 10 s~yle5 adapted • Al~hougn to grrts who frankly want to look nomIC transactions which will ailed not only devaluation has been dirOOtly aimed at reduc It makes Some of them and bill frowns the husband may the economic pOSItion of Britain and the Com rush. and IS nsky to take the not make .t pOSSIble But If the I ke girls and Jess like n counterpart ing domestic demands, stlniuIatlng exportsJand. 'temMramental allachment that husband and wife both love dres- of their brothers monwealth but also of many other nations with a·tracting foreign capital in oraer to reduce the they hflve developed for thls co- SlOg we,ll and jomtly spend the Throughout the recent era of 8ter~ large volumes of trade with Britain and whose balance of payments in Btltliin'/l hvour. This louriul (and somel1mes colour- staWs of the family acqUIres the lIe untrimmed sUhouettes, anything currencies are bac\j;ed by the ponnd sterling. will mean mouey will be fioWiii&' futo BritaIii less) lIqUId, IS like sfeel Thel1' status of a shootmg star headmg WhICh could be called temlmne' Rumours of such a move have been rife in Instead ot into countries which trIlde with iier. A Look' At Swiss, SwedishNonalignment Policy ferv.(llJJ: for takmg aleohohc beve- towards destructIon 18 a speedy has been taboo BrItain since the Labour government took omce' Among these are inclUded many of the deve Many Afncan and ASian <:ount- mllitary aUoance with other il"!aler the world hy wars In which the rages 's so unshakeable even 10 manner Even the world was mcllned to two years ago The unfavourable balance of IS loping natioll!l who have enough problems as nes especially those newly Inde- powers a danger for neultality SWISS have played no parI ., thIS era pf halluclnogemc drugs Honey keepmg a balance on evoke 0 mental VISion Of someone" trade over the past six years and the liIcreas It Is in their export trade pendent, aspire to a form of neut Sweden gocs even farther along Sweden.lS a member of the Ulllted Mrs La Borde Hanas ove~ the check of AI 31 500 to Dr Phillips heaos of the CARE they ,prefer to stIck to the old v'ce-shoot I used that agam- grandmother gal bed 10 lavender and rallty In mternatlOnal affaors They thiS road Swed/S1l. neutrality has Nationll-8Ild has ~n since Its tradl~lOn I, hke purposely Imbalancmg to Ing speculation over the pound on the world's WhUe exports ft'om developing conntries MEDICO team at EbuI Seena Hospital. Mrs Neumann looks on lace and ropes of pearls money markets are among the maJor causes of will now have a harder tiiile futding a market rapidly dIScover that In fact neut beco nellher guaranteed nor recog- foundatioo S\Vitzerl/iod has COOSI Honey to try to change a gr- balance hke throw109 oneself m Now suddenly (he fickle fmger rahty IS as difficult a pohtlcal path nlsed-lcast not oUlclaUy-by any dered that thIS would be too paUlical By Our Own Reporter owl' man's habIts IS nothing short to the water agam and agam the Labour government's deCision to devalue in Britain, Imports from BritaiJi will find. with Abou~ 200< women attended the dlco team m Kabul mann were decorated with flo of such high fashIon powers as Dlor the pound and bring back some measure of to follow a9 engagement-perhaps J.ntcrnallOna1 Instrument The an act for her mlerptetaUon of of fantasy 10 klddyland The ca- "Ithout knOWing how to sWIm 8t Laurent RICCI, and Lanvm b~ their cheaper prices, more receptive customers more difficult-and Ihat there are Swedes beheve that anythiog of ncutrallty to aUow benem tea tor Ebol 5et:rla Dr Phllhps showed a model of wers and set up for conversa ravans of hfe they fear, pass thr but confident of being sav stability to British financial alIall'S In deveioping countries where it Is so necessary hospital sponsored by the the hospItal and explained the t On or bndge and other enter SUcceeded In sw ngtng the pendUlum many dltlerent kInds of neutrality thIS nature 18 undeSIrable, Since It Sweden has provided armed con,- ough the valleys of age Growmg eel every tIme baCk lOwards fnlls and frIvolity How long such a move was actually under taInmen~ to stimulate and eilcourage the growth of do The oldest forms of neutrality are nllgbt 1pve the recogntsmg or the tmgents for Umted Nations peace AmerIcan Women's AssOCIation eqUIpment the hospital WIll re old, honey IS the bItter fact of tn a mass movemcm which has rea' Itom consideration and why the government delayed mestic industries the devalued pound and the European..,...and even in Europe there guaraDlecmg powers the ngh~ to achons-Swltzerland has so far of Kabul and hosted by Mrs. Ro- celve With the contnbutlon hfe whIch those who beheve 18 Darlmg It IS also not faIr to chcd even the loweSt pClce ranges so long In taking It can only be guessed at but things It can buy may prove too stItJ a compe IS more than one type of tnls poh- appreciate and Judge the neutrahty hmned her contnbutIon to unarmed bert Neumann Saturday after- the AWA The centrepIece of the teata phYSIcal and mental engage make your husband the scapegoat fhe man t3110ured houser SUit is ble was a small bed WIth a patI certainly some Impetus to give back to the titor tIcal phenomenon AustrIa and FlO of the state ID question and even observers on the grounds that I1.e- noon of all extravagancy In the famIly Its OUt by lhe He expressed hiS pleasure at ment to oblIVIOn WIsh to escape on Way rep aced cuI pound some of the weight It had lost must have land are neutral because they have to IOtervene when they thought It utrality does not admit of armed ent done by Mrs Robert Traut Therefore honey, never behe oUe sk rt cut With a generous flare Developing countries shouId, however the mterest of Amencan women Jusl because he drinks More of come from French recalcitrance to admit Bri thmk tWICe about devaluing their currencies to be necessary IntervenlJon abroad even under the AWA PreSident Mrs Hazle T man Orange and green were the \ e the man who promlSes you ten than not It IS the WIfe who o Copies of Yves 5t Laurent s kni 10 Kabul to assIst Ebni Seena taln into the Common Market because Its eco to match the BritIsh move Econllmlc booms do Both the SWISS and the Swedes banner of the mternatiOnal orgam- Laborde presented a check for favounte colours of the ladles' before marrIage that he Will has a prepared a hst for shop lKcr SUIl msplrcd by Gamsborough s Ai 31 500 to Dr Colgate Phillips, Four large rooms of the reSid- handsome SUItS I nomic house wasn't In order A weak pound. But Sweden and SWItzerland rep would agree that only the govern sallOn In recent times, t)1ere have change hIS habIts after marria ping m mid month which IS al port alt of the boy 10 blue The bIo not always follow India deValued the rupee dJrect~r general oj the Care Me- enCe of US Ambassador Neu- with sterling being one of the international last year in hope of increasing the volume of resent an older type of neutrality ment of the neulral state has the been currents of opmion inside Swit- t ge A temporary postponment IS r~.ndy old two weeks hter usc w th I ufflcd Jabot and fluted the monetary reserves might have undermmed the trade but has yet to see any profitable gains one which was chosen by tfte resp nght to deCide what attlons coos zerland WblCb think that a change best you can expect Habit But madame WIth all the goo cufls evolved m the DlOr collection ectn~ PRESS ON WOMEN up ~ economic foundations of the European Economic peoples and frequently rea tHute neutral pollcics-and they must ought to be made 10 thiS, but these becomes a part of character In dies that your husband may have IUIIlS eve where and looks pre' from the devaluation U anything the sudden pproved by them over the years be strong enough to show that currents are only Just gcUmg antler Pomegranate Soup due course of time ) ou should not draw a line on hIS ther and newer than lhe boy s shirt Community Certainly a strong pound although mfiationary "pl1'al that follows such a move SWitzerland s neutralIty was flTst they mean to defend theIr mdepen way and WIll take years before they . d'~ But the sweetest thing IS that c.;xpenses The SOn of Adam nas a ld nct kl c \Vh ch dommated the worthless can only strengthen It often has much more adverse alIects than the recognIsed as long ago as IBI5-by an dence of deCISIon should It be surface Why Do Women Get Marrle . you honey as the famIly prea tf live uo WIth modern reqUlr tushlCIl sec e last season I ~~~:J.~~..~ deSIred benefits offlcal declaratIon made by the pnn come necessary But there IS one very unpartant 6 lb. pound beef ements you can t expect him 1 small Aloion (grated) cher maY bc affected by the at- This seems to be the general opimon of Britain should be commended for her bold clpal European powers assembled at All thlS IS theoretIcal In the pOlOt on whIch the Swedes and the t tude of Adam, rather than suc lo wear hiS grandfather s clothes o c of the predommant new tre \ tap cinnamon Common Market countrieswho have welcomed step m trymg to put her econoluil: house lu the Congress of VIenna to redraw spqere of practIcal poliCIes there SWISS agree ThIS IS that neutrality Anis Gives Ten• Answers ceeding In changmg hIS habIt and necktIe or mcur no expeses nds s the musketeer style with bro Britain's move and are rallying to support the the map of Europe after the defeat are conSIderable differences bet IS worthless If It cannot be defen- t tap Pepper Why women Get Marned IS woemen s page at all to meet the standards you ad b n ned black veh'Ct hat and order but at the same time the ellects of the ~ Madame In most cases females falt accompli by voluntarily backing Interna of Napoleon ween the SWISS and the SwedIsh ded Bach of the two countnes has top salt the flUe of an artIcle on tbe women s It IS natural th~l!Veryone 11. npt "ho drink large quantities start have set thIgh hIgh stockmg boots made of devaluation on the economIes llD.d trade bal g ~U]lS water tlonal Monetary Fund credits of over a billion ances of developing countries should also be But It IS Important here to emph brands of neutrality-perhaps In part a strong army-in relation to its page of Thursday s Ants whIch free of faults a~~ lIWeaknesseS'i]Yfltes ~vlth mInOr encouragement from Honey the husband who IS synthetic stretch leathers Copies of +CUP nu succti~ dollars The mternatlonal community Is taking studIed and If they be found to suller from the aSlse that the Congress of Vienna stemmIng [rom the fact that Swe poulaUon-and both have repeatedly makes the follOWIng statements the editor The 'key to bes thelT husbands A taste [crced by hIS madam to have no 5t Laurent s dumas hat and the only recognised SWISS neutrahty den IS a mafll1me nahan with more found that they have only been able to I Thirty per cent of the world s 10 dlagnosmg your faults and then €'xpenses whatever IS like a pn flat crow led styles worn by 5pamsh direct action to further deter any International move compensatory measures shouId be taken 1 cup spJnaclt (chopped) of honey darhng IS lIke giVIng It did not guarantee It Jt has al wlOdows on the world than SWlt aVOId belOg lOvolved 10 wars because women do not marry for love Man correctIng them she asserts scner who IS fed and colthed and equestrians are selling at the rate of speculators who mIght be planning to put re to make sure that pound wisdom doesn't be 1 cup parsley (cbeplH!d) your baby a pet Then If ways been one of the card1nal zerland which IS surro\lnded by It would have gIven a potentIal- ey and wealth play far more Imp TIre problem IS that most people JOO 10 300 a day at one of the large newed pressure on the pound come penny foohshness In the long run I cup green onio~ (chopped) you do not get hurt my madam, has no rIghts whatsover WIth the POIDts of SWISS policy that a neut other states most of them greater enemy more trouble to conquer them ortant role for these women do not think of themselves but try yoU ale more SInned agamst than money he has clcp rtme 1 t stores In Par s ral state must be ready at all times than herself and WhICh have often than to leave them alone U cups pomevanate seeds or 1 2 Women do not pay much atten to correct others actIons and attitudes Madam the best way to accept The more Cemmme look 15 creep cup pomegranate JDiee sInmhg to defend Itself-and the pollt1cal or cut off SWitzerland from the rest of (SWISS Press RevJew) tlon to the ages of men In chOOSing a When a partnership for VIce--I the harsh realittes IS to believe 11g nto haIr st~es and make up as 1% cup sugar mate The edItor says that It would be bet 10 the fact that your man must we I Shor t bOYish haircuts are glv 1 tsp lJrne Juice jOptlonaI) snouldn t USe thIS term really 3 One fourth of the women 10 ter for women to correct theIr own IS formed between two partIes In have hobbles As for yourself you ng \\ ay to fluffly curly effects Yesterday s Ams earned an edl Countnes havlOg trade relatIOns the growmg Imbalance of payments 1 t1Jsp. drled mlnt the world do not love their husba faults and let others correct their conjugal love the net outcome should not get the habIt ThIS IS Puffy sausage curls tumblIng all t fIjp. clnDainOD AI tonal on the need for bUIld IDg more With BntalO are also gOing to be af 10 Bntam which prompted Bntish ands and only one fourth of women A reader of Islah s women s page IS a thumpmg defeat to the cau I presume the only occasIOn In over the head 0\' adaptations of ~ hotels and motels for the growing feeted and It Will be 1Dtereshng to fmanclal authorIties to devalue the Portugars Role In Assisting Mercenaries lisp really love theIr husbands un MISS Shahla Real has critiCIsed the s~ of strengthenmg family tIes whIch the spmt of give and take cxand eo:; style for dl0r With haIr pulled back mto a mass of rmglets vacationers dunng the winter months see what the developIng natlOns pound til they dIe content of arhcles and pictures pubh Worst of all IS to take keen 18_ cmploys glVlOg but never tak- s~lId ~atanga, Put the meat In a bowl Add at the nape of the neck It many vistlors who go to J a outSide the sterlIng area wiJI do to Efforts to borrow money from In The IllUSIOn that the Congo can Mlnlere Trust whIch once own j:P.rtIes In later dismem 4 F1fteen per cent of girls see shed on the speclal page tere't 1" a varIety of drInks, ho- , mg lalabad whIch IS a wmter resort readjust their trade WIth the Umted teroatlonal fmancIaI organIsations be chopped up and recolonlsed ed Katanga's fabulous rrunes bermg the Congo and SelZlDg lIrated onIons and seasoning an
• Afghan.ambassador to Belgrade, Dr. AbdJd Qayouni ··RasiniT, . p~nted : Jilii c~e;"tla1s to YugoslavIan president Jostf Broz Tlto on October 30. Above Tlto (light)' ancl,~BasobJ talk af ter the ceremonies. ' .'.'.. , Apartheid'~ i=-;eAt:H~~~, Mercenaries Must .. (eonid. frorrl·..page 3) lIions··and tre,iJtriieiJt·.f6i nOD-whiles, flreficrce, boxer. Dinab lives in tbe She ,'Yas cbar&ed,':wltli biBb tre. Pay Damages: OAU garden and pohce DOW request that. a.,nn alnng with -ISS; olbers in tbe Navy tbe be placed nn a leasb before they famous '''Treason' Trial" of 1956. set foot tbrougb the gate. The Irial lasted four years and all .' (Contd. Ir"",· poge 1) KINSHASA, Nov. 20 (AP}-See i . It is Ic~own the.police have an the accused ,were acquitted. bul and other major T.urkisb ~ities. relary General Diallo Telli of the Informer 10 the nel,llhbourbood. On In April, 1962, slie traveUed 'over Turkish. naval units, including Organisation of African Unity said five destroyers, four submariOe$, Home Briefs, .,. Sunday he tbought payment would one occasion. a stranger walked up. 8.000 miles in, two months and vis Helen Joseph's garden path intend~ ited 28 exiled men Bnd women the eight troOp· carriers and 20 landing KABUL, Nov. 20, (Bakhtar). be required before mercenaries lea· ing to ask for directions. After victims of banishment by the 'gov craft, {rom the Sea of Marmara. Prof. Abdullah Omar, prc:sldent of ve Rwanda, knocking at her door, be walked emmeot. It was mission she ca were on the wa'y south, -they said. the. Public Health Institute, and He spoke to newsmen on reso a back to the garden gate-to be met . rried out for the Human Rights We Eigbt units of the Black Sea fleet Dr. Barna, director of the health lutions passed Saturday on the re~ by three detectives. lfare Committee. She afterwards Te- were reported moving towards the Israeai ·Ccibinet--- publicity departmeJ1t In the Ins bels who fled Bukavu November 5, They had hurriedly driven round ferrcd to it al her "journey to the Mediterranean and three were also' . titute returned to Kabul from The resolutions say a special co (Contd. tram page 1) from tbe local police station after living· dead". military' movements from the sout Delhi after participating in a mmittee would assess damages and cupied in .the recent conf1ict" receiving a telephone call from a After her findings were publish hern ports of rskenderun and Mer WHO sponsored seminar on assign them to the mercenaries. their instead of from "all the' territO neighb?ur. The sttanger, a non- ed, she was house arrested under sm. healtb education programmes. countries. "their organisations," r:es" demanded by the Arabs white, was released after managing the terms of the "Suppression of Representives from Afghan The resolution creating Ihe com to convince the police that WI Com~unism Act," but strongly An atmosphere of tension shrou The strongest comment during istan, India, Ceylon, thailand mittee gave it power to decide al an~ "visil" to Helen Joseph's bome had denies being a Communist. ded Ankara and troops police the speeches this Weekend came Indonesia, mongolia and Nepai what point mercenaries could leave, from Justice Minister Ya'akov been a genuine mistake. Her denial cannot be published in patrolled the city in jeeps after war- studied the draft of a .plan for urging they go individually "as soon ~ Shlmshon Shapiro who said: On the first day that Helen Jo- South African newspapers because •ning Greek shop-keepers against dl'vising, applying and evaluating as possible:' seph was house arrested she sald: (he Nationalist Government has ssible demonstrations. Greek schools <'There is now iII> question of Telli indicated the resolution educational programmes. The government wants to make life "silenced" her by decreeing her to were closed. the withdrawal of Israeli troops meant that the C oogo must receive from the .territories under its unbearble for me In the hope that be a banned person. ArJ such· her President Cevdet Sunay postpon GHAZNI, Nov. 20, (Bakhtar). payment first, Diplomatic circles control and there need be no talk I will leave South Africa, statements cannot be publishe1d in ed visits to Saudi Arabia and Libya Eng: Ghausuddin Matin, deputy have interpreted the resolution to "But I must remain here until the the Republic of South Africa.-FWF due to start today, No new dates of such withdrawal until peace mean the men could leave while rrumster of public works arrived time comes when tbis couptry is fr- have been anrtounced, treaties are signed." here to inspect work dn RauZa bargaining dragged on, Labour Minister Yagdal Al ee, I refuse (0 be intimidated and Representatives of some of the 12 lJark and repairs on the Kabul have decided to use my house arr lcn urged that Israel set up new countries involved were told person Kandahar highway damaged by 'est "sentence" as a protest by ser~ World News In Brief villages. in occupied areas to al~ of the decision, Telli said, He floods in the Nani village' area. ving it," NEW DELHI..Nov. 20, (Reu the faithful for their concern ab {'make our presence an accepted said he informed them specific cla fact 11 Once, when handed .a bouquet of terL-President Zaklr Husain cut his health and said lie hoped ims would be made later, He warned: "Israel will stay KABUL, Nov. 20, (Bakhtar).- flowers by a female African admi called on Indian Prime Minister to resume his normal work :;oon. - Eng. Mir Mohammad Akbar or. the ceasefire lines until per rer, Helen Joseph embraced the wo Mrs. Indira Gandhi yesterday and The Pope was operated
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