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' rlOg from the graVe Illness that .. tal said'-the recovery was aue to SYDNE",· July '.9, ,(Reuiei~Tbe'" an al\ti-lymRhOCYte 'serum that New So~th .W~les 'poliee a~Odat!o'n C6UVE ,DEM,URVILLEM.A:Y Finance' Minister.:.Nasser To. Leave For Belgrade "Jairing Holds might prove to' be 'almost per- executive l~st. nighi "spcclficaliy ·ce~'·' fect In combatting rejection sym- nsured'" commissioner Norman All t:~:~~M~:.:S;li:: M~o~ Five S.E. Asian ptoms. . ao for i"'\Yi.~ing . crazed gunn,an BiEi N:EW FRE·NCH PR'EM,IEiRl After Final Talks. In Talks Am'p:;J~u Mideast Tl)e serum, produced in Eu- Walaoc MelhSh wlth.a deadly ar,m C·on"";r....'£11 D- :Do. l . MOSCOW, July 10, (Reuter}--"-Pre_ slay on 10 Moscow for an;..,dra pe- , .. .' Nation 'Meet To rope, is. a~par~ntJy effloctive in alite rifle. PV I.Jf..t{J . fit ,,~: sident Nasser of the United Arab riod after discussing the Middle En- .', lSm.,.,.,a KABUL, July 10, (Bakhtar).- A~chjves preVentlJ)g, teJection symptoms This was an'a~t which "endatlger Discuss v.:hlle leavIDg- the patient suffi. cd the lives of 'policemen on duty at After Six Yearg In Office i~:Sd~ous:ft~~o:pre::;~~i;:J ::~b~;o~e~ur~~ar~~ ~~~t~; ~:"~ S\;~~t~~re:thM~~r~~rJ~=oud In London KUALA .L.UMPU~; July), (Re clent stre,~gth. to combat micro- Glenfield," the as~ciation's general Finance Mmister Mohammad An- where he has been resting since Riad, who accompanied Nasser du- utcrh-Archlvlsts from live South ~es arjd t;!lseases, the sources said. secretary, F.C. Laut, ssid after a fo war Ziayee to answer questions Sunday, apparently for a. final rou· ring the formal talks, met his Soviet LONDON, July 10, (Reuter). east ASlBn countries will meet in b~lletlO frpm Groote Schuur· ( ur hour meeting last night _ PARIS, iuly 10, (Reuter).- On th~ Government Monopolies od of talks with Soviet leaders. counterpart Andrei Gromyko yes ,UnIted Nations Envoy Gunnar Kuala Lumpur. today to discuss the tosPltal Yeste~day af~ernoon said I "And it is pretty obvIous' that we Maurice Couve de Murville wtll be named prime minister when financial affairs, An UAR embassy spokesman said terday: But a UAR spokesman said Jarring pushed ahead yesterday ~clling up of a Souheast ASIan reg r. Blalberg IS .makmg progr~ss arc not satisficd at the way lhe si- French Premier Georges Pompidou hands the resignatton of his pre A dosier on this has been pre- that President Nasser laSt night pa- he could give'no details of what WIIS with talks to try to break the 10n~1 branch of the Irltemational Co. . and seems much more cheerful. ege has been handled" he told n sent government to President de GaUlle today, well ioformed gov. pared by the House of Budgeiary id a courtesy cail on visiting Ind- discussed. deadlOCk in the Arab-Israeli con uncil On Archives, . Both the lung complication smen, _.. ew- p.rnment sources said here today. ana Financial Affairs Committee. ian Presidetit Zakir Husain in his According to usually well-inform- flict. The Dir.chlr of the National Ar nd h~pa~\tl~ sfoW further evi- Allhough the executive did not ~nce d Pompidou confirmed he has been dismissed after six years in The matter was also raised by Kremlin apartment. ed sources the main difference bet· Strict On all sides Stu' chives here, Alwi Bin Jantan, said .ence .of Improvement, the 'bulle- move a motion of no eonfidenc- . 'deputies during recent explana~ President Nasser leaves for Yu- ween the Egyptians and Soviets has rounded his efforts. tID saId All • In yesterday the thrpe-day cooference, Th' k .. an, the censure of Ihe armalite ri- office last night...... tion sessions. ogslnvia today for talks with Presi- been over the usefulness of politi~ Dr. Jarring spent two and a to. be open~ by the Dejmty Prime IS '!fee .end Prof. Chrtstlan 'fle lias been sent to the state e He told Gaullist deputies. whom he had led to an overwhelming Prime Minister Nour Ahmad dent Tito. cal action to solve the Middle East half hours in the morning con 'MinISter, Tun Abdul Razak, would Barnard's heart transplant team mier R Ask' '" 1'1' - elprtlOn victorY just 10 days ago, that De Gaulle had replaced him Elemad; had promised that the He ended a formal three-day visit crisis. ferring with Gideon Rafael, di was apparently poised to graft' the Poli~e fo::;; T:.OIrerI,~ heal! of Cou~ also discuss the site of the secr"'tnr! be~n With Finance, and former foreign minister, 61 year old Maurice minister of finance would furnish here last Saturday but decided to President Nasser is understoOd to' rector general of the Israeli Fo at for the-proposed branch. second new heart into Dr. Blai- Askin has aU esal . ve de Murville. . .. explpnations to questions ra(sed ' hav'c expressed impatience at the reign Ministry, Delegates from Thailaod, Soulh berg:. But the project reportedly that no further tobe cn~ure w::r,:c~minal,~I~~~ "Let us talk no more about The reshullle followed the po-, by dcputies on the Government UAR . F'orces Go lack of progress in implemeotiog last In the afternoon he went to Vlclnam. the -Philippines, Ind...'nesia ran, .lOtO oppns.ition . from Dr. to MelliSh a "known it". he saId. IIlical crisis touched off by stu- Monopolies. Novembers United Nations Securi- the Jordanian EmbassY for a re and Malaysia, would attend fhe COn Blatl:ierll and hIS famtly. association executive '-'d "The matter has now been de- dent riot and strikes, whIch in After Zi:.-yec- answered Ques- ty Council 'resolution calling for a sumption of talks he started last lIonorary recipients at ference. Yesterday morning, the 59-year Last week All a, ' .. derree pow:~ tUPPI'C~ cided", the outgoing 57 years old turn led to general elections. tions on toe d0910r. of the Gov- On Alert ,llong solution based on Jsraeli withdraV'al night with Jordan's Forei~n 'Mi Indiana University's.Commence Alwi said the confelencc was ca old dentist was asking for steak ish wilh tbe' Mell ernmenfs 11onopohes fresh ClUe- A from Arab occupied areas and Arab nister Abdul Monem Al.lMai. ment ceremonies Monday (June threa~ ~rm~ ~Ifle premier added. A formal decision· on the pTe- International Conference lled .becau~ of the need to cooper and eggs and talking about his when Mellish ole The sources discounted spe- miership is expected to be made stions, were asked by a number recognition of Israel. Before he arrived here Mon 10), shown bere being 'COngratu_ ate In archIve work. planned triP overseas. his wife of f d nos oot Dr. Barnard was more reserved bl d f a ew ays, IS·year-old eulation that the President would known after the government of deputies, which he answered Suez Canal It is believed that he does not sb- day, diplomatic sources had pre lated by I. U. President Elvis J He foresaw the possibility of tbe n on the spot arc the view of Soviet leaders that dicted important new moves Stahr (center), were, from left: about the recovery of his patient noot r r~kle faced Beryl, ;f he did appoint Pompldou president of hands m ItS post-electoral resig- Of Lawyers Discuss Vietnam branch expanding to the r"ar East. ' ,eCClve one the NatIOnal Assembly nation to de Gaulle. 'J1he Gaullist tn a morning session the hotJ- tiple is on the Arab side, believing could emerge from Dr. Jarring's GRENOBLE. Julv 9. rTa,,) Emil Schranl, former president On Whom he carned out a heart MeIr h 23' I Le Kan Trang, speaking "n be There had already been JIIquiTles. transplant January 2. h IS ,a -year-o d ex-convict An AFP report from Parts says party won an overwhelming VIC- se decided to elect two deputies CAIRO. July 10, (Reuter).- that the longer Isrneli troops stay talks in London.' The' Tass ('01 re~pundl'nt. Y Po- half of the South Vietnam Na. of the New York Stock Exchan. from Australia, Korea and Japan. "You cannot really say that it m':o'd hel~. more ;b~n 100 heavily ar- Political observers belteve one of tory in the elections to act as alternate members to UAR forces were on the alert on the captured territories the more The talks with AI-Rifai this nomarev. I pport., tlonal Liberation Front. ~XPI-e$S ge, now a Peru (lad.) buslness ,Af ~an; is a miracle", Dr. Barnard COtyl.- since po Ice an electives at bay the reasons for the expected de- The new government IS expcc the Jomt Committee considering yesterday with tensIOn high difficult it will be to move them. afternoon lasted 90 minutes. Th£' international conference of ed gratitude to the fnends of Dr. Fernandus Payne, eme y the Parliamentary Elections law. along the Suez Canal following Soviet leaders arc. believed to terwards, the Jordanian minister la\l,:yefs. dlsl'ussmg problems In fltus professor of zoology at mented", but he is much better" th t h TUesdja ':""';? he threatened parture from the government of led to take its place beside the Vietnam all democrats vf th~ . a" e wou d ktll a thouSdnd peo- Pompldou. a formf'r bilnker. i~ President on the reViewing stand In the Senate. the Legal and· a seri"> of artillerY battles Mon- have strongly restated their view that said: <"unnecllOn With continuing wr'T I U. and dean emeritus or its world C'wealth Lookijng ------._-- -~-'-. --- pie" before surrendering on Ii car" hIS oppOSItion to de Gaulle's (ar the annual July 14 Bastlllc legislative Affairs Com- day with Israeli forces any use of force to try to impose a "These discussions covered va ent~ lis Graduate School; Tourialai Ete In Vu:olnam red second mlttee the Committee for Three duels across the canal solution would be disastrous to the rious possibilities of implement day Sunrlay He said that the South Vi"tn.. madi. Rector of Kabul Unlve",i British Plan stealing charge for which he was plan to Institute a system wherC"- Day parade in Pan:), to have been arrested. d~ Heal ing Complaints and left 39 CIvilian dead and 25 hou- Arab world and that they have re- ing the terms of the Security .ipe~ mese people's stl uggle. for Iree ty and Dr. George N Shuster, by French workers and emp)oy- Couve MurvJlle, 61. became The nelegalC'lj listened to For Site Of Next (Continued from page 3) the. Budgetary and FlIlancial ses destroyed before UAR forces equipped the Arab armies since the Council resolution of last Novem' dam tnamese people's struggle CorporatlO!1, forecast new .car mformation made longest LONDON. July 9 (ReutCI' service JOdustrtes and manufac~ and InCI'{:'h Furelgn Minister Ihsan Sabn PremIer IndJra GandhI will maKC an ment on the time and pI a (":,,' 1111" tl ades Into manufacturing, the Other differences and str3JnS of FI anee's top diplomatiC posts hours of the early evenmg. made T! ang Kong Tuong noted th,>L (agllyangll IS expected in Moscow se~onc 109 at an annual adjusted rate SYDNEY. July 10, (Reuter).-to persuade him to surrender. offJ(;lai ViSit to Japan In the the next Commonwealth DelmA Se!ectlve' Employment Tax II up the bIggest clash across the the Geneva agreements of 1954 toda) al the inVItation of the So of 83 millIon, he saId, and for which de Gaulle eVidently felt alter thf' World War Quarantine Law Gunman Wallace Melhsh, who Mellish had threatened to kill week of October, Shlllsaku Hogen ministers conference. ~ rSET) was IOtroduced In Septe Canal Since UAR attempt four at'('OI e1ed With the profound aspl vIet government. ThIS would be Cag eIgn-made cars w~re selling at IOcurable ,Iso apppared during He \\ as ambassador to the Unl- had held armed poliCe at bay for "a thousand people", including the Japanese Ambassador, saId her\.: The meeting of high commlSS, mber, 1966. It taxed all emplo the student demonstratlOns. str - ted States and also to West Gel' KABUL. July 10, (Bakhtar) months ago to begin a clearance I atlOns of the Vietnamese people, lJyarigil's third VISIt to the SO\'lct yesterday. an annual "lie of 850,000 in the eight days, walked quietlY out his wife and her baby if police oners has been called by Com yers on a payroll basis, but re eet violence 311d strike~ In M::lv manY befOle he became foreIgn survey of the watenvaY \vho would like to see theIr t:'aun UnIon UOIted States. . The Ministry of Agnculture and of hi, cottage In an outer Syd- attempted to stonn the cottage mllnwealth Secretary - General payments were gi~n to manu The spokesman saId the Isra t1Y fr ee, mdependent and-unltw1 The IOcreased strength of the and June, minister, Irrigation has completed the ney suburb yesterday and sur- to arrest him on a car theft SAIGON, July 9, (AFP)- P"SI Arnold Smith after it had been factunng industry. Couve de Murvl1le. formerlv As foreign mlntster, Couve de elis began the firing on each oc Unlike the government of the WASHINGTON. July 9, (AP) new car market, he said, results draft law regulating quarantme rendered. chUge. dent Nguyen Van Thleu Will meet I found ,mpractlcable to hold the casIon MondaY Bnd they had di Demac) allt Republic of Vietnam, Authontatlve U.S, sources "aid Mo The Government saw In this a mcreased employment, more French foreign min!ster, \vas Murvine headed France's de1ega measures against the import of He was led out by NeW' South During the siege Mellish was With PreSident Juhnson "')omewhere . conference In October as (n""l_ named to the economICs and ti- 'Ion during Britain's two abor~ v~getables rected their artillery at AI ATab whose policy IS fully In keepug nday an agreement to furnish anti further chance to help the Deve persons of driving age, new hou fruit. and plants Wales police commissioner bitter- married to his hostage Beryl in III the PaCifiC" in a few weeks to dl :Jally planned . nance mWlstry In the I:rench llve attempt::; to jOl- the Europ· \\ ,th the Iftter aod spmt of the aircraft miSSiles to Israel has nO lopment Areas and introduced seholds and continued sublll'ila Eng Mir Mohammad Akbar aeen. ly criticised by both Australian a bizarre ceremony in the cot SCllS~ pea~e In Vietnam, the preSt. Prime MinJster 'Harold \Ai'tI ..mn He sa.d the Israelis had opened agreements of 1954. Washmg~on beartng on the eventual sale of 50 the Regional Employment Prem nisation cabinet reshuffle at the end of (",In Common Market Reza the mimster of agriculture newspapers and his own state po- tage, witnessed by the police lIenl s offIce announced in a com .has suggested alternative ::tates firc for nO known reason but' IS systematically wreckling the Ium scheme last September_ This "The prospect for strong tong-. May and irrigation, In revealing this lice association. conu11issioner and a poliC'e super_ F-4 Phantom lei aircraft to that co' munique last night they had lost five tanks and two Geneva agreements. distortinn r November and January WIth gives a payment to manufactu term growth of the economy," saId his mlOistry wl:<.le exerting untry. a~ inr.H'hl~d artillery. two anti-tank and two With the 23-year-old gunman i__n:.:t_e_n_de:::n:.:..-l. _ their meaning and seeks to con~ ondon the venue, rers in development areas of 30 Elgass said, "has been ennanc~ efforts to JOcrease agricultural The aircraft transaction stili IS NEW YORK, July 9, (AI'P; sources said. medium machine-gun observation was his blonde WIfe Beryl, 18, vert the 17th parallel IOto a fio,,1 under "adlvc and sympathetIC sl),illings a week for each man ed by recent changes in monet productIOn tS also trymg to pro holding her 12-week-old son I~ con Holiday road accidents left 615 dead EE'C Gives Cautious Approval posts, In addition to an artillery politIcal frontier between the . sideratlon:' the sources sald, and The Canadla'n capItal of Otta. employed full time and smaller ary and fiscal policies which tect plant life in Afghanistan her arms. and Presbyterian Pri- In Ihe Uoilcd Stales during the fou Young ammunition dump which was set Modern Bridge lWO parts of lhe eountry, he not related 10 the furnishing wa and the Caribbean Islaod uf amounts for women, peo will help to restrain inflation The draft wiII be submitted to son chaplain Clyde Paton, accor of rtb of July weekend, it was I€'JXlrtec ple and part-time workers. on fire saId. hawk miSSiles here today. Barbados h.ave been menf;ioned. and improve the balance of To French Trade ,Restrictions the authorities for .cons,ideratlOn ding to first reports. London Feature payments position." • and approval. The draft law, he Two artillery regiments were Over Alishing TI aog Kong Tuong refuted the Road aCCident prevention group In speculatIOn about a site \jut , BRUSSELS, July 10, (AFP)-The The reverend paton had acted cl",:es ado~ted by France to offset sald, sets out peoples obligations also silenced and the Israel1s had statement by Amencan represeJl LOS ANGELES. July 9. (Reuter) bad feared tbat last year's 101"1 of the sources said Canada could be ------"------,-,-----'- COmmISSiOn of the European Eco- as a go-bJtween for Mellish and Opened Monday tatlves at the offiCIal talks in ':>a the effects of the May general .itri for safeguarding and preserving "suffered a large number of dead Sirhan Sirhan, alleged kIller of Sen- 732 deaths on Indepeodence Day ruled oul. Soundings so far fa nomic Community has gI- and wounded as a result of our .the police During the siege he ris on the necessity of "recipro voured London, ke, Informed sources said yestenlay, vegetables and plants from the t~ked to Melhsh in an attempt KABUL, July 10, (Bakhtar) ator RObert K:nnedy, bas been mo- would.be exceeded during "th f Aflter Work Clearance Salel ven a cautious approval dlsea~es concentrated heavy artillery fire", The commiSSIon, In a "recommen"' brought in from outside. The :regari bridge over Alishing cal concession" for the estab"lsh ved to a speCially-fortified jaIl celI day period. e our- .. The timlOg of the c~nferen'e to the restrictIve trade pra- ment of peace In VIetnam al the top of los Angeles' skyscra- , .s lIkely to be a bigger proble.n AT lIatlon" sent to the French govern "'Waterti\Jht measures are an river in Laghman province was per hall of justice where he is to '-iI Ihan the venue menlo said the May events had ere- ticipated in the draft for the con inaugurated Monday by the Pub trol of such disease" he said. Stressmg the determmation of stand trial. Iran· Opposes ated 8 grave risk of inflation )11 lic Works Minister Moham'llad the Vietnamese people to contlll The move from Los Angele.; co 'Hakim~s France However, lt fett France The mmister added that a JO~I1$On Retu~"$ _F~dI. ~,e,!~1 Hussein Masa. It links the pro struggl(' Tu large number of vegetable and I sec~ ue the Trang Kong- untry jaiJ about a miJe away toolc Including Bahrein possessed sufficient resources to ;:0' vince's eastern and western ong saId. 'the entile sO':laltst place Sunday in total secrecy ami SEMTOX unler this menace, prOVided ceriaI,' plant dIseases known in the Amertcan Economic Meeting' tors. <:amp IS \\ lth us The Sov,£'t Un An~el:s SHARE NAU NEXT TO AZlZ SUPER measures ~were taken. world fortunatelY do not eXist in The steel and concrete bridge o~her .Ifltfle,~ was announced by the los In Federation' IOn. the SOCialist CO:. sheriffs office yesterday, TEHRAN. July 10. (AFP).· The "recommendation", whlcb has our country" is 1000 metres long, 7.2 metres are rendt ring big and eff~d 1\,(> "The law IS a prcautlOnary basically the document "fIll get wide and stands five metres The IranIan government yester been published. agreed that Im . SAN ANTONIO. July 10. (Reu aid to Vietnam" MARKET CHAHRAYEE pon quotas could be applied b) meaSU'Te to make sure that no confirmation o[ commitments un abo,:e the water level. The bridge day flatly opposcd any InclUSion ter).-Presldent Johnson return dertaken by the preSIdents at France, proVided the measure was such dIsease enter the country ed here to rest and catch up o~ has been made for a tonnage of Bahrein Islands In the propos the broader hemisphere sUrnm.lt Rumania's Economy TOORA BAZ KHAN very ,moderate, hmited and tempor through the Import of fresh and domestic and other foreIgn bUSI of upto 60 tons. ed FederatIOn of Persian Gulf dned fruits. vegetables, saplmgs, in Punta Del Est~, Uruguay 10 (Continued from page 3) ~a, ary, ness after receivmg warm gree Masa, in a sp<'CCh at the dedi emirates, project devised by seeds, grafts and flowers", he April 1967.. cation ceremony said th,at the USSR Places New mE' time to give areturn It also rulers of ti1e area In the wake By the same token, the supporl tIngs from tens of thousands of demands new skJils and know SALES LAST TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY concluded construction of the bridge was of the Bntlsh pUll-out casl 01 policy for exports adopted by the central Americans how And It also demands ur undertaken by the government Communications Suez . French government could prevent a Obviously buoyed by hIS three barusat IOn AT~T09P.M. rapid worsenmg of the country's daY trip to see the preSIdents Lawyers Continue with the understanding the com AND-THURSDAY AND The fOlelgn ministry issued a munication and tranSpOrtation Satellite In Orbit Rumania wtll now take cred commumque reaffirming IranIan balance of trade position. Czech Surgeons and peoples of the five-natlOn ItS. skills and equipment from facilities const.tute an important MOSCOW. July 9.ITass) - The sovereignty over the Islands and But the commission msisted that common market region, Johnson Discussion Of SOvlet Union launched a new almost any country willmg to 12 TO 9 P.M. Do Heart Swap element in eConomIC develop sUld anY mcluSlOn of them }Il France should also: was expected to send a message send them It has a French Re askin~ ment and efforts to improve the ... atell!te . Molnlya-I" on July 5, the nme-power provIsional fe-de-. -Carefully control prtces of It,) PRAGUE, July 10, (Reuter). to the Seoate yesterday Vietnamese War nault car factury for which the living standards of the people. It \\as oftit'Jallv announced here, ral cQun\,Il set up by the Persian puhli<: servIces Stu'geons performed East Eu ratification of the Nuclear Non GRENOBLE July 10, (Tass)- car radIator pl<:tnt IS British-or JUST A SAMPLE OF WHAT He expressed the hope that the The s3tellltL' has a high ellp Gull emll"s at Abu DhabI thiS -Follow an actIVe IOdustnal po rope's first heart transplant ope· proliferation Treaty The InternatIOnal conference of la tical orbit \\ Ith an apogee of ganIsed It IS bUYing British aJr LookIng tanned and relaxed, minlstrY's officials and employees week-end was an "attempt ag- liCY. With particular emphaSIS on ex ration at Bratislava University wyers goes on here discussmg the co 39770 ktlometres in the northern 1'1 aft It has rec.tablished dIplo who have been able to render IS AVAlLABLE: ainst Iranian sovereu~nty over port Industnes hospital yesterday the preSident returned to hlS mplex mlerna1!onal law problems hemisphelL' and a pen~ee of 470 matic and trade relatIOns With --Spread oUl public expcndlturl:,3 A woman of about 50 was gi ranch here for an expected 24 useful services in varioUS project. tHis part of her terntory" and artSlOg from the contmuatlon of war kJlometu's In tht' southprn hemiS Bonn. it has dozens of JOInt whH.'h an: not ImmedIately prodll ven the heart of a 46-year·old hour rest altelJ a gruelling day would be able to continue their was tantamount to a "plolonga In Vietnam. phere Investmf'nts and licensmg agn'\:>" \.·t IH' man who died from head injtu'les of stoPPing at four countfles on onerous work with the same deg FOR THE LADIES lion" of the 'former colonial po, Over 150 lawyers from many 00 The malO pUI Pose of the laun ments fOT know-how With ~hf" -Promote savings schemes to re~ after falling from a window, the his way home to leave off their ree. of success In other projects. IIcy" un\nes are attending diSCUSSIOns at ching IS lCJ engUlf: the upel atlOn West ASSORTED ALABASTER JUl:l' inflationary pressures. Ceteka news agency reported. presidents who rode back With The bndge on both sides is The cummumque was Issued JO plenary meetings and commissions. of the long-range system of tele But as yet Rumania has not ..- AlIopl an' ~xtrcmely l,:autlouS Tbe operation took six hours. connected WIth newly built mo· HANDICRAFTS FOR THE TABLES the wake of a radio and press him on his plane Addressing a plenary meetmg, prof phone and telegraph I ad 10 com i.!fJnt> completely overboard for polr~y He delivered a speech at each dern roads With proper dykes and KASHMIR WOOL campaign' denouncing the l'ml rs' \,:rcdi: But an anaesthetist invnlved in Gngory Tunkin, delegate of Soviet municatIon and the tran~mlsslon "1Dcentive plannmg"-whlch lh\? The commiSSIon saId that the ex· the operation told Reuter that It airport. shook hands With uni culverts. action as a "Western colonialIst lawyers, said that the underlYing Df programmes of Mosco\\' tele West knows as the croftt motI· CURTAIN MATERIAL AND TRIMMING r..:hclllg control measures enforced bad been necessary to leave the formly friendlY crowds, went in Mohammad Hasan GardeZl, plot to replace British nfluencl' feature of the present SItuation in V1SlO to areas of the Far North. ve Rumanian leade'rs contlnllf' by the government should be annu' chest open after surgery due to to each termmal to meet local the provmcial governor In a SILVERWARE after the \\ lthdrawal of British Vietnam is the Will of the Vietnam· Slb.erla, th~ Far East and Centl"1 til keep overall ~lannlOg 'J'1 '1 lied as soon as poSSIble some Internal bleedil:\g 01' :Ultiona1 dignitaries. and brief statement thanked the go SILVER DISHES forces from the Persian Gulf" ese people to IDdependence. Asia. tight lein, Independence of ac . -- -- seemed genumely regretful that vernment for takmg an mterest On board the satellIte. apart tion I~ speeding down to tndiv DISHES ------_.--_.-.------he could not stay longer at each HavlOg noted that tbe 1954 Gen 10 the economIc development of eva agreements on Vietnam shpul from Instruments for the trans Idunl bUSlOesses only slowly, as stop. Laghman addiog' "Before the miSSion of ~eJevision programmes shown 10 thiS Vpctr's cautIOus ecO The announced purpose of ated .. the execution by the Vietna construction of the bridge people aod long distance multichannet nomic plan FOR THiEMEN .Juhnson's tnp was to dramatise mese people of tbeir right to self in the area wen: ("onfronted w,th radIO communicatIOns, are alsc IfWf, NEW BOOTS (WERE 1200 AF, NOW AF. 600) U,S support for economic integ determination", a rigbt recorded in grt'at dlflkultl(,s bCC3'l'Sc the lo Instruments of the command and rallon and key development pro the UN Charier, G. Tunkin said oselY put,together wooden bridge mea'suri':lg complex system .of Jhe Kabul Florist ARMY BELTS grammes, such as educatIOn. "The Vietnamese People are fieh was da;1ger()U~ to ("ross espeCially satellIte S orientations, correc KHAKI SHIRTS The final declaralJon of the tmg on their territory against lhe dunn..: till' high flood season Carnations, Gladiola and Invad~r thus fulfilling their legal tIOn and power suppl:y WOOL. SOCKS central ,Amencan summIt meet Senatol Mohammad Ashraf also Rose- Buds await you even ing he attended In San Salvador nght written dawn in thIS baSIC do" thanked thl' Movernment On be on tHdays at Kabul Florist. WINTER GLOvES reflected these a.ms fully, but cument of internatIonal law half of LlIghman people. KiUing all FOOTLOCKERS WITH HANGERS _...... --- Corsages are also made to , insects. AMERICAN SHOVELS order. Benelux, Italy To Sign Nu clear Treaty Adderess: Between the mor~ F:OR EV,ERY -ON'E: BONN, July 10, (Reuter)-Ita- could be fixed but no dlffICLlII,~S extensIve use of the WEU Blue ~osque and the Iy, Belgium, Luxemburg and. Holla were antiCipated. " was the second West German move COMPLETE CAMPING EQUIPMENT In four days to restore momentum French Club in Shar-I-Nan Air refresher. nd have told their partners In the On West Germany's altitude ENGLISH PING PONG'SETS Western European Union that they to European mtegration. ARIANA CINEMA: .Tel:· 228841 to the Treaty Jahn said that be Last Friday, Cpanccllor Kurt Ge WIll soon sign the treaty bann;nK fore West Germany would SlgO, At 2, 5, 71 and 9! p.m. Ameri ASSORTED LIGHT FIXTURES the spread of nuclear weapons. Qrg Klesinger called at a press con~ It required as firm assurances 35 po_ can cinemascope colour film dub NETTED HAMMOCKS Wesl German parliamentary staie {erence for a European Common bed in FarSI (THEHEROES OF NAUROZ ,, SSible that NATO would In fUlure secretary at the foreign office Ger Markel summlt to give new impetus TELEMARK) WIth Kirk Douglas Pleasant odour. BUCKETS be mamlamed In Its present form CARPET hard Jabn announced this to repor 10 the expansion of the commumt.y, and Riehal d Hams HAND MADE WOOL Earlier West German Foreietn Lord Chalfont, British minister in lers al the end of the first day of Minister Willy Brandt, chBlrman of EXPORT BRASS HARDWARE FOR BUILDINGS a two-day session of the Union's charge of European affalI"S, warn~d PARK CINEMA: the conferen<..-e, called on member the conference there would be a ministerial Council Monday night. states to intensify their political At 21. 51, 8 and 10 p.m. Ame COMPANY-- .FOR F.EW The Union groups are the six Co chance of making headway in the nean and British film dubbed in Address: Wholesalers Tel. 23576 TH'E consultatIOns as the very fact of search for East-West 'detente only We otrer to our custo mmOn ,M arkel countries and Bri the seven-power sessions had Farsi (THE 'GREAT TRAIN RO ·A.PRICELESS SAMOOR POSTEEN tain. if there was a real deeree of politI BBERY). mers New and Antique Car AN ANTIQUE HAN]) EMBROIDERED CURTAIN <, '?<'en Important to Europe: aal unity inllide ·Wct.em Europe, ; pets at Low Prices and Dif .. 'Jabn said the four slates would "We cannot afford npt to make IOformed sources said. KABUL NENDARI: COME AND BROWSE THROUGH·THE MANY ITEMS College was IntroducW to First Deputy bel"'r usc of tbe forum that the Lord Chalfont said BU!ope bad to ".I, ferent Sizes. Opposite to the letailers: Pharlnacws and ConfeCtioneries The Arlit graduates flf .the Nangarhar MedlCQI sign as SOOn as they were given fl At 2 5, and 8 pm Iranian film ON SALE AT LOWEST PRICES. Minister aDd Edu"Stlon Minister Dr. All Ahmad Popal (centre) by Dean Dr. Abdu.llah nal c1ear:ance by the European At, WEU offers, Brandt said. extract itself from what he termed Blue Mosque, Share Nau. The forclgn mmister's plea for "Its political paralysis." (THE HAL! SPAN) (third rlgbt) yesterday. llmlC' Energy Commission, No dote •

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·, PAGE 2 , THE KABUL TIMEs , THE KABUL TIMES JULY 10. 1968 " , spaini~ Gt~1.1On Gibraltar Provin'cial Food For ThOught PART II their" 'Opinion" , I, _ Afghan Dian. occupied by I3rJlam TIl'S IS not dern arTstrJP wllhout whIch Ihe , Yet Ihe plain ,fact IS '~hatlSp • mCldentally. to repbrt Ihat Glbr. Rock would be vtrlually shul off am ,seems determmed ,to, mRke By A swr Writer altartans would admIt any Span. from Ihe \\(orld, save~for the lIfe more than difficult 'fclr",GIb. PreSs Com/orf opportunIty. Ilwnbtr Ish claIm-whIch mdeed they , h rallar. and It ha~ the '-~n. ,~o ,. d ' occaSIOnal ShIP coming ~ er~ ~ ~'L My fnend took me to Paghman on I-bul rather takes accounl Th do jusl that ThA latesl decroe By A SIaft'Wrlter ~ the olher evening 10 escape the and \tu are 110/ S\ no"ymoIlS Oi Ihe sttualton as decIeed III fram BrJlam ( ere IS lust no ~ Several provmclBl newspapers Ins - land aVaIlable for anolher alr- which comes inlo effect on I sleammg capllal and Its dusl Ihe Utrecht Treaty, of i713 Un- h hit t Jul" 1, means thai native-born week lauded the s'cps laken towards (n J We bolh knew whal !\Orl of man ,bMllon der ItS prOVISIons, Srtl3In gnt sITIP, allhoug a e ,cop er por G b I t 'disarmament 10. general andmuclcar nghts.over GIbraltar "'lbsolute- could, no doubt, be budt 10 a real I ra tllrtans wanting 0 cross our hosl would be disarmament 10 particular Illet of otlie.,nat,ODI,' Including'IAf titer slatlShcs. MaY as nea 'stood face 10 fllce as Iw'J the lasl ramY month, of spring IV holi"".,. "" .. 1[ob,,1 TI"",. Pllbllahht. If..,.", fortresses seoarated by about a G,braltar proper (Ihat IS, the been heavy and the "emergency ghanlstan, ,have alll""'d JIOt to '''''4U Ife II, It IS IlO~d Ithat these nuclear m most parts of A'fghaDlstan We asked Ihe gentleman's ser mIle of neutral temtory reg,on covered m Ihe Utrecht has meant that Gibraltar" mco- Although the total monthlY vanI regarding hts whereabouts Trealy) seems unanswerable, me lax rllte has been twl"e In- powers as will as those. wh() have so farl,refraihed from Slinlllll thc amount of preCIpItatIOn In May bul he couldn I help us Like BUI lo laM MadrId accused prOVided il doesn't propose Iran- creased-allhough sltll an alt- IS'Aormally less than m Aprd, but everY other servants who does treaty Will come to terms not :0 use .nr Bl°afrans London of umlaterally advanc- sfernng authortty over the Rock I acltve maXImum of five shill- from Ihe vIew pomt of occurence nOI commll hImself when It Food FU' mg Ihe Glbrallar [ronIter ti,e to a Glbrallal regIme, sOmelhlng mgs to the £ The Ro<1k'~ annual the nuclear weapons Qt~ their dlspo sal as well The paper says Iha! at of moderate' to severe showers, comes 10 hIS employer's pnvacy The reports comIng from Blaha about the Forthennore, BWra needs to Import arms a-d prelexl hemg Ihat an epldem c whIch would be m contraventlOn budgel remalOS balanced In cr- thu....rstorms and hghlrnngs With he gave a few vague ana present the.\-uuclear powers are ~~n us COn - had broken oUI and thai hum- of the trealY which gIves Sp- ude lerms, but exports bave dl- ralher strong wmds, weather In tradICtory a(lswers So we thou hunger aDd starvation 01 thousands of people ammunition from abroad keep war going enls had 10 be erecled al the am first rIght of refusal should pped steadIly from the 1963 lev.!1 dmg billions of' dollars on dcvcloR to tile May has a SimIlar cha.,",clenstlc ght there was somethIng fishy have dismayed and clistiE sed the hearts of men Alter the lall 01 Port Han:oart, d1reet links with base of the Rock to assist 'n flgh- the Umled Kmgdom al any lime of [ 49 mllhon to .L I 7 mtlhon 109 and stockpilmg ~hls weapon as AprIl about It and starled to holler all over the world Thousands 01 men, women, whIch If used w~uld by catIisl-oph the ootslde world have been cut and the oDly Img the disease and, as I' were deCIde 10 qUit In 1966 the lasl yea< f'lr \\ hlCh Severe rams of May and mell Nothmg came of It and children are daily dYing because of IlI"k of IC hope Is to fly. In arms supplies through territory to prevent spreadmg-lIlto Sp Further there IS nol Ihe slIg- complete. offiCIal flgu,es are av- In pap~r Ing snow covers cause floods lood and medicaI supplies. In an age 01 speedy under Federal control amI In 190B SpaID agam com- htesl doubl aboul the WIshes of ,ulab!e - Imporls, to,' are down The r'efel'rmg to the POSitIon valleys, the watet level m bIg We thought II would be beller of Afghamstan 10 tbls respe... t says, commllD.icatiOllS aIId transport It is a blll"k spot Snsplclcln further Increases when one POnders plamed, thIS Itme because Ihe the vast majonty of Glbraltar- -from £ 116 mwton m WhO to rIvers beglns to rISe 10 leave the place and take ref we as a peace lovlDg~nalion ha.vc/al~ on the world wben our lellow men can lose their about the demands of B1atra for the right to fly Bntlsh had erected a boundat V lans-somethmg which Ihey de- a 1966 level of .L 84 mIllIon, ha Scaltered local hall sometlrnes uge 10 some pubhc park But lives in such a way "Iood aid supplies" UJroQl:h the rest of NIg'erIa. wall further norlh, thus agam monstraled on1y too clearly lo a VlDg hit a hIgh of [ 15 m,llInn m ways stood agamst... aU kinds of arms severe, With b'll hadstones whlcn these parks were fun of people, race and therefore we welcome any The Bia/ran government ill, however, to be Blaf.ra Is askl I tree Ir Id I th Ieducmg the neutral ground be- we-want-Io-slay-Brlltsh ' refe- 1963 could damage fragde crops fru most of them awfully nosy, and ng or a a corr or rom e Iween La Lmea and Ihe Rnck rendurn-although one gels the Cleady a fairly maSSIVe ~rttlsh construchve steps towards disdrma blamed lor causIDg sucb great dlstre'lS to Its own Its 'flowers, vegetables etc 15 Ihere woUld be no peace for the Lagos goveI'lUtlent for the planes flying food Accordmgly Spatn s c ..e fnr tmpresslOn here Ih It Ihe pnm,,- subSIdy Will Je needed lo Ihe ment and It was tbls which led u... countrymen The main question Is how was usual m May, m rnosl parts 0' WIcked supplies to her territ0r'7 If the rlCht lor tree the nghl 10 conlrol a POI lIon of ry feehng IS the negallve one future If Glbrallar's 510ge econ J to sign the treaty Without finy de this starvation caused The simple answer Is by the .;wuntry flirht is granted to 81atra It will be dllllcult to the eXlstmg lerntory occupied of nOI WIshing to be pari of Sp my,s 10 be mamtamed, the more lay The more cloudmess and rathel Then, we heard Ihe sound of war Blafra started the war she seceeded from lind out whether the planes lITe carrying aMnll by GIbraltar would appear go~d am There are admittedly " so If there s any furlhe, ledu SOIlO, published 10 GhazOl cent raIny weathet 10 most pal ts of our host's recogDlsable laughter Nlgena and desPIte great and heavy losses In the or food supplies m law despite the Glbraltanan::; few Glbraltanans who favoUi ctlon In BrItaIn's mIl tdry pres ral Afgbamstan has expressed the Ihe country m May 196B show -a mIXture of whmmg and cou past eight months of ciVIl war with l.a«os eon' Tills Is why the LagOs government IS fully Jus OPIDlon thai they have estabhsh- some kmd of accommodatIOn enCe hete At thiS stage one hope that other nucler powers too that the spnng 1Ike the wmter ghmg_nd tbere appeared ftrst IIDues 10 fight on tlBed 1 _.~. d and b Bi f I f ed nghls ovel Ihe dtsputed re- WIth SpaID, bUI they do not ap can t honeslly see a olutlOn 1'1 may Jom thiS Important step towar season was ratner prolonged and hIs barrel-hke belly and then hiS n r",,~wng any em s y a ra or ree pear 10 be tn any way represen' Ihe long lerm olher .h'll l,y tho ds creatmg a safer and more set-ure One wonders whether the Biafrans have not ht rI his. Th h ad f glOn by VIrtue of long occpancy , the area of mfluence of mvaded shari and square figure mg g ere ave aIre ybee n reports 0 ThiS tn-between area IS not atIve ot the mass of local OPIl'l Anglo-Spamsh complon Ise Sin world The newspaper says that Af been lorced mlo starvalion by the breakaway go conlmental polar cold all from mercenaries lighting on the side of Blall'ans in Just a Ihorny subject of disPute, loh and In fact Ihey have been ce Glbrallar s legal slatlls IS unl ghamstan as a developmg and non the nOl th was extended even We noliced hiS belly first be \ emmenl ,!sell m order 10 receIve world sym the clvU war Beanng in mind the CIvil war ID stnCe It accommodates the mo manhandled In the slreets [01 que In the world ahgned nahon has always believed palhy and help This Is a pOss,bUlty that the 10 soulh of Hmdukosh, as II IS cause he was cllmbmg uphIll and Congo and the mercenaries' role there. as well as (FWF, that Its progress IS directly reJated to seen from the companson table I hiS torso was hldde.n by varymg world and especially Ihe United Nations should mercenaries now Bghbng in Angola, one can ea- • ° pea,ce and tranquilIty and therefore thai shows the amounl of precIp shades And his belly IS the most consIder W,th the exce,,*1OD 01 lour African we have consistently welcon.cd .. nd slly suspeet that some of these planes mIght carry Itation 10 southern teglOns as consplCOUs part of hts bodY countries Blalra has not been given dIplomatic arms mstead of food Lagos, Under Pressure To PermIt Mercy FlIghts actively supported any -:;lep& It.admg Ghaznl Mokur, Gerdlz and Kan towards a consolidatIOn of peace In 10 recogmtlon by any other naUon Th..e war has dahar conSiderably more than while last May only 7 days dl ugs matter after examinIng a rOJ clbly to go through dooTs In He was dehghled to see us hul the taken a bad turn, and the Fedpral forces are on All m all, II IS the duty of the United Nations Amidst a growing sense of urgency, By Cohn Haynes flights over Nigeflan terrttory wOLlld world • Iasl May As fal as It tS known the sky coveTing WI th clouds re pamphlet-Issueu In Sydney but to the bars where go ls were we were reheved The rehef Ihe verge 01 hreaking the remnants of reSIStance 10 lind out the facts A team of observers from Everest mountamer Lord Hunt piu help behmd the federal hnes could he destroyed Nangarhar published 10 eaS ern last winter It was cold and se ached 75'" (loor f means over nov. available here--IO which m pOinted out to them, the Vicar however did not last very long comprise a large-proportlOn of the The vast problem of gettmg em Afghanistan bas conSidered the tr~ vere III and SOVIet Umon easl sky) 5tl uctlOllS Welf' gIven on drak 1D Blafra the world organisation, after receIving the per nged Into talks In LagOS last week Europe Rev J MIcheli s3ld) Our host was followed by four Tlvers statc s normal I 5 million po erbency supplies IOto afflicted arC<:iS sty as a posJtlve and effectIve lAS The mean atmosphenc pressure dodg,ng ahd equipment sabotage men of dlfferenI heIght and com Who knows but that the B,,'ran government miSSIon of the Lag... government should fly to end aLInefIJperly From the POlnl of vIew of til e kept sjlreadlng II beeome a ghamslan was stll1 unable 10 In ~was w~ll 10 September like him would appear the field yesterday of dW-urbmg evuience m team, conlacted by two tnu.t' be extermlDQted a few years tempeI atul e, May 1968 was ra Professor Th"ng's robol would danger to Ihe whole mme budd lis railway network be- of musIC support of Blafran allegations that Jewl!ih women and a JeWish man time Alaska now a state' of the UOlon )n These mISSiles Will be !)Iount have an extra Pair of hands feet Then somebody Ihought of Ihe cause many more urgent prob_ France has orepared three ty grOWIng the PaCIfIc alea ther cooler than last May IhaI In the U S was once known as The edItorial stressed that It IS pOisoned food had been sent dehb who gave hIm some papers In order to further develop thiS mstead of wheels so as to be pes of hydrogen bomb for testtn~ over plans for Ihe H-bomb tost eel InSide the French nuclear has the general cloudmess and elech onlC computel QU1ckly, the RUSSian Amenca and was purchas lems such as Induslrtes and food Imporlant not only to develop but erately 1010 Blafra from Federal Nl J ap,an and New Zealand have submarInes the third generation plan, and make a more 'iy~tc.i1lallc more rams were the maIn rea· able 10 c!lmb stairS and one big personnel who were tramed producllOn had to be flrsl solv also to preserve our cultutal hen gnan territory tn the PaCIfIc and one at leasl tS ed by tbe Untted States from Rus The police subsequently arrested prolested already and Auslralla oj the FI ench nuclear progra use of the forest 10 the province It ~;ons for thIS as mentIOned be SWivelling 'photo-electrIc eye on fed' mto It statJstIcs of qUIte ed l')~f\ sure to be exploded durmg the sla m 1867 tage and employ art In the Ice the three Jews who were alleged (0 ChLie Ecuador and Peru are al me IS esentlal says the newspapd that fOI e the next reason for thiS was top another sort ptogrammed" Ihe of people Allowance must of t:ourse be ma t he test senes expected to be In New Delhi be workmg fur Israel the neW!ipa the nexl few days most certain to do so as they The selles are expected to a carpentary plant should be built strong mVaSlOn of cold all from Bul Ihe compuler bram would essentlal facts aboul Ihe criSIS !\1y frtend who has ~he habIt of The same Issue of the paper we- de for the confUSion of war on both per said 'rhe statue of King George the But the H bomb lest the first have before begm wllh a numbel of small In the provance the norlh that affected regIOns nol be part of Ihe robot IOslead underground not stOPpIng once he gets -started komes the mauguratlon of the re SideS of the front line the newspa It would Iltve" 10 the cupboard Filth-las monument 10 thl> Jltltisb. earned out by France some 6 In such a slluallOh to explode warheads of ground 10 groun I ThiS WIll proVide an Impor(d.nt oc even south of Hmdukush Mean The computer responded It sup behe~· used all hIS arsel}8.i tIll he con gan bridge In Laghman province per added raj In the Indian capItal was No further details were avallabh: years aftel the AmerIcans first al1 Ihree deVIces would only ex mlsslles L:upatlon for thc people who other monlhly lemperature m Kabul under the statrs and would send phed InformatIon on where vents vmeed hIS opponent He sllld that It praised the Work Corps 1ll'ltS ded Sunday The party newspaper Nhan nUll showed such a thing was pOSSIble acerbate an already dehcate Sit These warheads were also tes Wise have to go the forest and cut 10 May was calculated 14.9C, It ItS InstructIOns to the lobot over and olher controls should be IDS Afghamslan's central location 1ll which had taken pari In the \.:0n .. ( ThiS l:ould result In contamlOatlOr. Government workmen erected sc 'i81d US forces had failed 10 L:llr WIll probably not be carned oul uatlon ted hist year along wllh Ihe first the trees 10 an lOorderJy way and sell was 15,BC m lasI May The abso a prIvate radIO beam tailed The mIDers followed the 3~foot·hillh ASIa and the vast rilanslt poten and mistakes In packmg and labc a[folding round the ruction of the bridge and expressed I q out their plan to evacuate "'"he befOle the aulumn mformed genel atton warheads fitted to the wood only for feul purposes lute highest temperature durmg ThiS robol would be able to compulers orders tIal It holds oftern a bright fu ~lImlar I ng pedestal ID the centrc of tbe City, the hope that bridges Imk Sanh base and were suffenng hea sources s31d here The powe, of the bomb which the bombs camed by the rna The newspaper says that • ul..h a the \\ hole month v. as lecorded carry OUt SIX or more ;1 'l'rl'nt Result The shIfting air cur ture for hulk IransportatlOn VIa Ing Imp<.lrtant population _entres took down the head andIleft a w"u:h I vy losses while retreating from po The sources belteve the arra v. til be usmg enrIched uranIUm Jot .ty bornbel s plant has already been hUllt 111 an 27 2C \\ hil, 'n I~st Mav It was IQutlne household tasks ( V'.>I y Ients that were feedmg the flam Afghamstan Will be bUilt In other parts of ~... An atlelllpt should be m~dt.> III VI look remarkably lilce a gallows With 'il IOns 10 tne area ngements made by exoel t6 at? flom the Olerrelatte atomic en No exact date IS yet known other provlDce of Afghanistan Ku 296 C day Includmg scrubbmg sweep es and spreadIng them became <.:ountr} II speCifIcally mentll.med C\o\. of 'itarvatlOn In Blafm 10 over which to dISmantle the rest of tbc the AtomIC Enel gy CommISSIon ergy plant 10 south France for for the first exploslQn In the se nar Altbough a small ventllle the ISl of May wltb 1.)7 relative 109 duslmg washmg up bed .Iablltsed HIS opponent s objection to the t: \ white stone statue the r.::on!SlflH.:tUJn of a bndg{' mer L:ome Ihe Ibos fears by dear I At the same time the former Na WIll not permit a lest before Ihls the firsl time Will be at least lies allhough thp French "Hot plant Will be of great value humidIty was the dampest day makmg and table laYing I' And 'n Ihe ensUlUg calm aller effect that Ihere must be Ilrst-eno the AlJshm~ flvcr-alsn In L:1gh dcm:e uf Internallonal guarantee~ KlDg George, the last of 12 for tlonal LlberatIon Front llbert.hun and that If Ihe firsl bomb IS su- ten umes that of the alomlc te alpha' -the ancraft carnel to the people of that province Such and 6Ih-7th-8th WIth 21 Y. lela wonld be gtven Its programme l\"o anxlOUS days the fll e went ugh people or fre,ght to carry man eIgners wbose statues ID DelhI ha agency reported tbat the liberation ccessfu] Ihe othel s Will not be bomb which destroyed Hiroshi and half a dozen escorl shlps plants do not cost very much a~ld tiv(' humIdIty \\'('1 e the dllest Simply by slottmg a pdnch-card out locally did nol hold water I he C'4lllpn \:nt lOti pers Inr('! lhe amounts of aid reqUIred wert~ ve been removed over the last few army cap.tured four US pas tlons tiled rna at Ihe end of Ihe Second has been In the paCIfiC for some It will lodeed be a wISe venturI,; tl.) days o[ Ihe monlh IOto ItS computeI What was achleved- lSI mula- HIS other argument. the prllbi 'iO great the need was so urg... nt ycars Will b replaced by stalue of used for the \.:onstrur.::'lun of the at dawn Sunday-hills 832 471 '52 They pamted out Ihat FI ance s Wo,ld War lime, and Ihe F,ench have IS construct OUf own furniture ruther The mean cloudmess was 50 Nine out of ten houseWIves Uon -of underground conditIons b,tlVe COSt of buildIng a raUway Tegan bridge IS stili 111 the samf af that overland supplies (0 acc~.. lbll.: Mabatma Gandhi and B45 III sued a wal nmg to ShIPS to keep that export wood on a very Jow that I' 17,!, mOl ethan lasl MaY quesllOned by Professor Thnn;l In an electrOnic computel so the network was refuted by tile fact main purpose explodIDg but Ap31 t from the H-bomb 3n Dunng hiS tenure of the Site near ea and they may be used fot 1hI.: areas should be only a supplemenl to prove lhat they were lechnl- other new fealure of thiS year s clear of the stolls on which tes pnce m turn purchase costly furnl (33~,) There were 19 days With asked how soun Ihey would be electnc bl aln could adVIse hu thai we could slart WIth a short bulldmg uf De Ziarat bndge It to a major aIrlift the newspaper the IndIa gate war !1lclUiJrlI:li1 King The enemy s losses In men am.! cally caoaf Ie making such a we- teits w111 be the explOSion ot tlng takes place Moruroa and ture from abroad 75 I of sky co~el ed With clouds able to buy a household robot man hIlllns whal 10 do about extensIOn from aUY rllllbead George bad a commandtn" V,CW Will COsl less It said suggested materiel there were heavy the ag apon warheads planned 10 fIt on top Fangatauta Only ten per cent were scat et..1 the SituatIOn-IS conSidered lm from any border and then expand down Dclhl'~ SpaCIOUS central VlSta Today s Illu" carnes an edllon II ency said Moreover concel n IS alI ead\i of sea to glound miSSiles (Reuter) Profes~or Thllng 15 now recelvmg porlanl for Ihe future It on the Rural Development ProlC'd A prnmlllcni Soviet \Hlter ha:'t a:-> some barkInG' for hiS researsh Mining experts now beheve to 'he Indian PresIdent 3 reSldonee k~d ~ In PanJshcr One way to raise the lor political asylum al the U in addtt,on, It reported that US and has lonstrurted prototypes that computers can help brtng RashtrapatI Bhavan OUI host who was eJlJOYlllllltWs suffe~ splntual .ind material standard ... of E::.f11heS'id}' In Vienna Newsweek 1ll than 80 of Its popul <.:urrenl Issue the magazme sale..! the a rather mOle fleXible lobot Ihan ,n Ihe Tsm Sha 'fSUl tounst area off lUg 10 a fISt fIght. I rai»ctd a few launchln~ asylum Was cxpeded to be glanted atlon are farmer.. Ihe of In !Zenersl, the North Vlctname New Zealanders have been en The compuler answet still must alUst Ihell colonIal status" Dr Professor ThJ mg 5 punched Ca rd 'n Kowloon they must stop toul 11le statue Will probablv Jom ot pomts mdlrcctly 10 belp my rural dC'vclopment proJeds .,~ urtll t '" hailed lhe battles around Khe gaged m a lortured self--examt be Interpreted The DommlOn Sulch IJsls the forces whIch, he programmed beasts IS fOl bet 109 In front of then plemlses her depQ..Sfed 81'1l tsh stlltueSt mdu fnend' who was not hstenlllll 10 ill Ih\: more nece9Sary 1 hat I~ I he Iraqi pres!,> yesterday aCt:us ter communlcatlOJl Today scorn Sanh as a I'great US defeat tbe natton of their world Image ever WeJhngton's rnorrung newspapel, beheves, govern New Zealand and maintam better superVISIOn dlDg those of Quen Vt... lona and anybody whv the problem of rural devel(\r ed a member of the Ivory Coast fo puters have. to be talked to II army newSNper Quan DOl "'hall smce a computer raled Ihe peace says The farmers-very strong as Over bar gtrb several vlccroys1 In a JlI:irk nv(th of ment \\as taken SCfll)Usly for 1ht.: otbclll Team of spymg for Israel thelr own latlgufige tornOl1 ow ~ Dan said the armed forces and and stablhty of Ihe country as 'At! IdyllIc plelure? The deml they could be only In a 91h cen AI iln unoffiCIal meelmg WIth Deihl wblch m.cks the stle of K lUg After subdUIng hts 0PRIUlent first lIme In 195-t duqJ1J:: an internatIOnal military so tury colonial economy I wtll be addressed In ours Th"y people of Quand TTl prOVInce whe perfect" paradIse certIfied statlsllcally co aboul 70 bar owners-rome of George s OWl') coronatl}"l durbar to cOOUllet~, our bO'lt rllised th~ Twu projects were then launched fO l:n:r tournameot held here recently wtll be ahle to read fOI scnbble I re Khe Sanh IS located, were deter Statistics from 84 naltons welt! Irect and acceptable?' The lmporters- 'slrong and th~m women who Ihemselves 1911 at whtch It was deCided to questIOn of haVUlll II secolld ll~ help the peop'~ help themselve:s 'n The dally AI C!"wh '.,d Ihat gu handWritIng and obey OUI casu mmed to make the "last act of the fed mto the Amertcan computer Alex LmdsaY who was co deeply entrenched In an ecpno worked as bilr girls m ShanghaI make Deihl the capital of India Per which was given a roU3mg the fields of agnculture educatIon ally spoken instructIOns sanh drama a bloody tralledy In WashIngton New Zealand top prmclpal of the London sympho my Ihat rehes greal1y on Impor In their younger C1ays-semor tn Iespouse He had III 8\Ore for U$ led goods ThiS IS the lal gel of work '" ped the world poll ny oreheslra m 1967, feels New spector Mlehael Qumn saId tout· London a large number of huge meat = 1111"1'11111111111'1'1"11111111111111'11"111111'1111Iltll"IIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIl'111111l11111!1I1111'111"~"lllIlll"Il)"II"'III'I'II'II""""'IIII""'I"I.ttll'll'I""""lllllllllll""'IIIIIIII'II'll'l) = Zealanders are 100 mce In thetr A leadmg artist, Peter Mcm progless at ptesent 109 had become a nUisance, e:;· Beatie lohn Lennon swd Sunday balls WIth a lovely salad We Some people 10 New Zealand (Loodon Fealure) stlU agree WIth Shaw Ihal New des..e to please they are afraId tyre, conSIders hIS countrymen peclally m Tsm Sha Tsul. where Dlght be IS In love With , Japanese had a wonderfu111leal Zealand, a commonwealth nation 10 dIffer for fear of offence They should change many of their es over 200 bars are crammed IDlo avant-/l8ldo artIst Yoko Dno However, lIlY friend and I were are msecure Most would fall tabhshed Ideas Adelaide South Australia halI a square mIle Lennon's comment to reporters keepIng our lingers orossed hop of Bnt,sh ongm, has remamed A former speaker In Australia's c~;i:~~::;~::'~' ~" .:~:~':" uncltanged over backwards just to be nIce 'AuslTalian artIsts, like Russell He pomled out that II was IlIe came amId speculation n London 109 the otber guests would leave & house of representatives Sir Jo The relatIve declIne of Brttlsh Bot ItS done out of proporhon", Drysdape, have caplured thel SPI legal for Ine balS to employ touts that hiS SIX year mamaae to Cyn from tbe. IIlllIlumt we caught I I I nl of the new pacific tOAlIl ex hn McLeay said hel e lasl week he saYS or bar girls to attract passersby thia Lennon IS on the rock::; SIght of Ihem to the end of Ihe Influepce ,n the world led New that dl ugs were bemg given 10 Zealand 10 develoP new trade "V,s,lors here are treated like tremely accurate desree-much At a recent board of llcenslDg Lennon and hiS Wife have ree dlscusslQn But no soap The Yearly AL 1000 Por otber numbers fttsl dlol sWltch- kulgs doesn's happen any more so than New Zealanders, voung men seekmg to aVOid in ently seen lawyers about the'r mar Half Yearly At. 600 and defence IInks':Wllh Austraba, It meetmg to hear objectlons lodged momenl we started to leave, they he SayS ductIOn Into the army agamst hquor ltCllllce appltcatlon riage Quarterly At, 300 board number :1304J 204028, 24026 the Umted' States apd South-East where else" also took their leive from Ihe Asia nlC W X Sutch, a New Zea "They do so SImply by being SIr John, now fedelal memhe, for Iwo premises an Anghcan He and 34 year-old miss 000, host laDd histonllh "e!ieves New zea AuslraiJans, tn the bromn w,ay for the South Auslralla seal of VtCal said he had been accosted marrIed to an AIT)eTlcsn film direct My friend was funous He wan fORl!lGN EdltorllJJ B& 2.4, 51 But.allY,lliani1icant ohange In social..;attitwies,wIll: need,a much 'land IS still thlDkmlJ and flmc they are, A~trahans have been Boothby, satd one man had been by bar girls and touts operahng or, Tony Cox, ba"" been seen bold ted to come bacK ~d slarl all CIr,'lIlatlon lJII4 Ad",,/nn, Il~. tlonmg lI)te a 9th centurY co bold, cheeky. naughty, deliaht gIven a drug to Induc\! dennall outSide bals ID TSlm Sba Tsut Ing hands In London awl were on Qver again WIthout them BUI I Yearly • 40 Bxlension 59 gl'llllter of'tIme aCCordlO!! 10 emmentiNew zealanders and lony-chiefly because New Zea fu!' bul ahove all, penetratIng" liS effects be[ore gotOg fot an The competItion 10 TSlm Sha holiday Ioge!her IU Ireland recently succeeded m dlssuadmg hIm be Halt Yearly , 2$ lande.. have never rebelled ag- (Reuter) among the bars IS so strong Ihat Asked by newsmen wberc hiS wlfe cause we had already reached -1111. 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\. ,.. '\ ,,', I·.. .,·1 . ' TIM~S ." , ~----:- .THE KABUL ~ ~ -_:'--'--~"""""----.l,-':"-';"""';;'Jpr;ipo"1968 . PAGE 4 :"-' .J.-.__--,-",--"":":"' .' --:-__ NAUROZ ;FOR SHEER] World News In Brief 'I ~ PARIS. July 10. (Router!. TEHRAN, July lO. CDPAI. DEUGHT .. Soulh Vietnam yeslerday appeal America's Philips Petroleum and CARPEt~~·~· -:,. ed to Hanoi for direct ti1lk~ ttl India·s Hydrocarbons Private Ltd. solve the Vietnam W;lr, have approached the National EXPORT~;;·/ conces~ ~ South Vietnamese Ambnsc;arlor Tranian 'Oil Company for ! Bui Diem sOlin here Ihen' We'rE' .United Kingdom nister .{\.bdul Moneim Hifai. made an appeal for peace based be coming "due to unforeseen continued discussing the policy. usalem are fully restored:· the mo until Oetober. giving eleven on a statement by President circumstances", Erlander was in , . Britain fears were based chief and orgamsation of the Minis narch added. weeks in the field. . lyon the pressure of time under Johnson three months ago. Moscow in .June 1965 and invited .try of Interior. He .,aid that public opinion in The leader of the expedition, which Swedish diplomat .Jarring This dealt with the cooperative Kosygin to make a return visit. Faiz Mohammad Rahimi. direc . the world was changing and would who will be flYing to Kabul in is carrying out his mediaton development of Southeast Asia to Sinee then, Swedish public opi which the United States would lor general of the Department of continue to change in favour of the the first week of August to su .m.ission. nion has displayed. a marked sw To The Lovers Of Art And Music Planning in the Ministry of Arab people. pervise the' field work, is' Dr. Ii he could not report progress contribute. ing to the left and anti-Ameri Mines and Industries appeared Now the. western European coun R. F. Cheeney, a lecturer in 5trt' to the world organisation by the He had called on North Viet can demonstrations-chiefly over nam to work for a peace that before the committee dealing tries' allitude towards the Middle .uctural geology at Edinburgh end ,of this mon th, a new Secu_ the Vietnam war-have flourish people the world over were ett with the ministry's affairs to an· EaSt situation is' becoming more re University, who has worked in rity Council debate might be con· ed this year. swer Questions on industrial aff alistic. Kine Hussein st.ressed. Greenland, in the alps and in titled to, including the Soviet, Two rounds pf talks between vened in which Jordan was like Union. Britain and France. airs, companies .and corporations. He said that any possib1esurns of million and & ", ~ .,~~,. ing mutually advanta&eous roads",,· forts of the UN special envoy to day that. becaU!le of Sunday's shel' Many houses in ·the city's j>Qor the facC' and hands. Samiya's mow full $885 million in Internatiooal presents its Jazz orchestra. This con~rt of the yea·f includes national, Arabic, Gunn~r e;1 "' he added. the area, Jarring. . ling he wanted to evacuate all bu' quarters WCI"e smoking ruins yestelt" ther died in the fire at their home. Monetary Fllnd (IMF) drawing ri- FriendsbJp between our countries The communique charged that 60,000 ~sential oil workers needed· day and misery litered the sunds At AI-Arabaeen mosque a jugced ghts. ' . is not temporary, Husain said ·"1 am Israel's refusal to carry out the '0 keep'the city alive. ked rna'in street, after three artillery five-metre lone hole WB,S tom· out This brouaht France's total. arsen ~-----1 whi~h and western songs and additional items. Art lovers rush to Kabul Nendari from " deeply convinced that Ihis coopera Security Council resolution was The· governor reported more than baltles acroSs the canal on :iunday of the front wall by a shell al of defensive reserves down to tion in the common cause of peac~, "still further proof that the poli 400 shells laoded on Suez destroyin~ everting. also damaged the sheikh's 15~ye"r' $5',516.8 millioo tbe end of lune '. progress and dev~lop'ment will ~tre~ r:y and acts of that state are fo or damagine 150 houses and le'a\ The 70 wounded lay in the I:en(· old tomb. witil no international drawing cld ~EwoiiAOAC ngthen. reign to the interests of peace" ing mosques, a Catholic church .lnJ ral hU'lipilal swathed in bandag~s. ims. Wednesday July 18, 8. p.m. dally. , , . /