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8-9-1965 Kabul Times (August 9, 1965, vol. 4, no. 114) Bakhtar News Agency

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" PAGE 4. , ' , - .' • - -~.: -. -- - , " ,: -. . .- . Vietnaltl PreJrlier,­ Great'BritainiSouth Arabian Home News I" Brief 114~.Q3D\;"" .' THE WEATHER NEWS STALLS', " Says'Situation fe4"4ti~~Jalks 'an~~:;~~n~"~::'~r~ Acr~;J)~b"liYer' Yesterday's Temjierature Kabul, TiJilis is availabJit at: '" Break 'Down Max: + 32°C. 'Minimum 12°C, :. ,Iihylter, Be&"lUaiIt;, ,Iailuf .- , ,_.- /: ;.....:: ~:..-:-:;;§'i;~';:.d:,"'. '. •' ment of Royal. Protocol, Dr.. ,M~ '0 ~;;;'d SbU-e:~a}Y" RniIsJi-South-~~~~,·~~:8,~-.c:d' v' .' -~ ,. Highness PriJice Ahirl~d ,. ih, SHIBERGHAN, Aug. 8,-Fifty , ,-- iIi'I:icnuJo , , , " Marshal. Nguyen Cao .Ky;, Prime m." ,'..' ~" _,., .... _,~'~~'" < :,::-,:,:"<::F:-f?-:'4 :. ;:-, t <,' ':""',': ,: ~ ''-: ~t 'bi~haiiiStan, ,a( ,Gul: per cent of, the:worlf'on 'jIii.,fm- ". Mmister of the Republic of Viet-' , The:ta:lkS7';bet:w~~~;'~'io ,be'held'!if LO~dozi .fu, Dt@n. ~a-~,~~ ~te~:~FJng. gation-- weir 15emg "ouilr acroSs VOL. IV, NO. 114 'AUGUST~. ,~344, .. KABUL, MONDAY, 1965, (AS,AD"18, ,S,H.>: -:"':0 PI!,lCi: Ai. 2' nam -told newsmen Saturday that party ~d ,poli~~~~~~,-',bef," " ' '. ~ ,,' '__ : -::~ '5'': '_~ . .,,~,?"-(ii;':\';;~::::~-::"{~J};. the Doab; river between,Saripul • .' - J' • ,. the 'military anti economIc situa- ~om South Ara~~~~~~er:'-:He adcJed: '''After- five' daYs'rhf: '-- >.~ ;, :,:'_':-:::', ,; '~-:"'3; ':-, and gaiigi::cIjl:irak.!hls' :bterl 'com- " .' C tiOn III South Vlemam IS 'Il1ore by BritaiJi'.§- C:ol.Ori!~~ecretary, intensive stlidy,and disCusSion:.it ' '~'~'~'jr}"':." ~~.;:< ',', ;.,,":'~ pleted. Building operations ,on the Harriman Reports favourable than it was 45 days Antnony' G~1?-wOod; colla~~ 'bas-be&{me',apP/lI'ent tJuit the~mu ' KABUL; i4-ug:_,!l-:-1\bdl;!r Qadir dam 'started three:' 111Q1i.,Uls, ,lI8O.. ',' Di.:You~u'f;"M~~iwandwal-"- :,~,- ' • ago," 'when hrs goveni,ment took after l1-ho~ §ffortli to reconcIle te; agree does not yet exist.'1 have Alikhall· a 'm'1~~"pf tn!: 'Jrtrec- The weir, 14,5 ·.met~!I&g- '.and - , .. office, " ' aifferences"-':,, 0;;9:,>: -, therefore had to conclude'that we torate of 'Roreign~"Re.p!tions in five metres brtili'd, Will b-eused to " On Talks-With ,Vislt Fn.rt~[ab~ New~Pre~$' :,' ,', '-, ~:' , He pomted out '~t the, Viet, ' Gr~w~ ).b~~s: , "1_ can make DQ further: progress In the MmiSi.& of :Pf.~)~cf.. rntor- irrigate' 150 acres: ,'-9.t~,~!i'd;, !l " ~-- • .. -. -~ • ;.: -" ~ :l>- Cong had sought to take over the eeeply ~t!-~jt~-:':!he South the worJililg party until there is' mation, l.eft KaliUl,for:'~di5! yes- modeI'll~Dridge;\ill SpM tlie mer KABUL,'August9'.~""-:""" . Arabian:~i'!g~ stu~·jo~aljSI!}..&1,a ~",-", Premier Kosygin .r • ,:, ' . -', ,- - highland area or Sout!i Vietnam lJ.as been 'a fuller' measure of confidence' terdaY to near'the -weir> ', • '-' ,p~ Mi~,tt!r }>:~.~ ~uhamma,rl ;Youstif yesteriJay _morniJig.-. "',' " ~ .- . and WID major battles, but gav- unable~to§:glt¥~~eI!.t'on tile between 'the governments ,'and Colombo_ P.liin scholatSbip. " The District Cpm.rilissIQi;er, ~ pf WASHINGTON, Aug 9-Prov· agen~a i~~~1:,-:,conference, o~:Sou!h Ara~i,a.- 'tliaC-.t~ _', ';: . ~1SJ~e~ ,the' Jilin la1f6ratotJ"of the-:1'Iinistrj' of. Press ancf'ln~ ernment' forces had put up a ,parties: '" '': , Sangi-C/Ilirak said 'weir Ing to the communists that they ~d buildin'~, "fierce' resistance," 'and the -com- ., ' --" - r'The maln obstacle to agree-. ' "': :" and bridge_will cost 8PProxiinate-. ",formation: the" new of the ,Central Government,-' :', lI~ulbahar:, ~ ~ cannot take over small nations :~ressr'He' 'd dLawr~~<. - .'> "J";';I~~-ga---,-:, ,-- h'n ld~ " f ce.~:,....;.... 'vA'nUL,~ Aug:-, ~. ",#-~.;.;~.-:.;' ,,' , by force IS the "bIggest issue of : was, accompanie!i obi Mohammad Hashiin..l\Iafwand-' .'-, mumst 'forces bad ogain.e no e- " "e ment was the insistanc;e 0 "" Iy Af, 260,000:.: . ~, Pr~s nnite results ,L~~ , 'delegations on a 100 per cent ac-;, President' o!:Ariani":Afghan Air- "e.ccor4ing, to another-. ,~rt the day", W, Averell Harriman ',wal;. !IDnistet:' of' an.d· .Information. and Major-Gene'ral"" Furthermore, he poin.ted out, . ~: ~ -, ,-eeptance of ~,resolution nl1m: liiies, has, returniid_~1iom~,' afteI: from Shiberghan, ibe,watei-s~m • US, Ambassador at Large, saId ~ MotJammad Aze~¢, Minister of Public Works;: " ..,:,'-';- : the government of Soilth Vietnam In,MamA:rea . ber 1949 of 1963 without,qualifi.~'" ~~~':in'~~an orr..the-"prowse4- Khush-Darr.ah wili,,~~, used Sunday, ,' The-' film 'laboratory' on Ansary 'IS, bemg cuilt by- ~be Afgha'n COIlS'- ,' had reouested the United 'States ',. ·tion," ,," .-::, ' ·Kaliul-T~r~ !li~ts br,;Jet'planes '~o ~}lte l~ds-' ~' .' ·:tJi,rak ' ThIS must be done!' not only m ," AV,ehue will be completed during 't-ruction C(}_ The 'dollar wrtibn- of =','," 'to dlspa't~ more troops, and'.Pre- , KABUL, Aug:,8,-:A repor(from The' UN resoluti$ ·c~i:d;4o.r. ,g~ ~ail'Air. " ~ aistrict: WorK on a :1~845. '~.~J;'~s Vietnam, but fn Latin America -: the next- three, months and: ,the the 'e~endituies is- bemg met' by" _ slderit'Johnson had agreed to-send 'Central Thdeperideni' Fakhtunistan' sel.f-aeterJnin'atio.n.for;all.'; SP~ ~',._- ,."" ': 1 ..< 'long canal from" K1i' diiiTllli,' to ~I wherever commUnIsts try to .:', new'bUlldings of, the, Government the 'U:n.ite~ States-Agency for Ji,-;:... an :additional 50,000 American 'SaY5 that a -large 'jlrgah of Ma-j Arabia on the basis of lldult suf- ". , Sangi:Cnatali'-was- ~~~Ur,atCQ by promote thclr so·called "wars of ,Pres.s in Wali -Mena in a month, ·ternational Development, Equip-'" fighbng men .10 South'Vietnam" soud ~dlvines, Chieftams and ~ho~- .frage, r,elease of political prison:rs, AbdUlla, Ghousy, DeputY: :GOver- nahonal ht>eratlOn", Ambassador MOhammaa.:AKbar Shalezi. Direc-' ment iii ih~,laboratory is being "" The 'Vietnamese goveriunent~s sands of tribesmen was held 'II' UN presence before IlI1d -dunng KABUL, Aug, 8,-Mir Moham- 1);01.' 'of 'JoWtill!l, on Friaay",.,.1he ... Harriman stated, tor·General of 'cinematography. 'instilled. ' ,The 1J!bOrato~ has a, '" 'm£asures' to increase pay for the thE' Makin area, 'Lahore Khan general electIOns-to be held before mad Akbar Reza, Deputy Minis- water from springs sifuated .ate, a The veteran dIplomat streSsed engu...~~rs' "and .- arclijtects,' and maxirrlu= capacity- of processing , aimed forces and improve condi- Masoud presided' over the meet, mdependence.. and removal :of the tel' of 'AgricUlture; ~e~urned ,home distance :<1f 22 kmi frPJP Sangi­ GllS pomt m a none hOSPItal, 'a child In-g roads and setting up mIlitary I political prisoners 'lmd detai~ees "trend of history" IS the world of Prime MiIiister'Dr, l\fohamma,d-Y~~ and Mo..:..:...- --Sever3f-Areas. ijispectioo, --;The new' pr~ ,can , ...... ';~, ° \" , --, print"100.oo0 ,'co,oies dally a' ' _' , ",' care -centre, and an ~perimental' illsta1lations, ! releaSed, revolutton mad Ibrahim Kandahari, 'head ~f. the GoveFninent ,', " ) Of KABUL, Aug, _8,~Abd!!l, :f'-1a~ THE,,~JNEMA ,~ '-,'oftlldO.N, ',Aug" 1t.- l1te~t:r ,- ,n$l:ier oFnewspape.rs of eight'to - , centre ,had been built, durmg' his The jirgah'dedded unanimously" They -also wanted removal of AT Kosygm conSIders re:volutron lllarm.es~anC!-_::)outh~V~et?am government's term of office, help' to oppose these tactics, unitedly .'the British base at Aden~jncluded jid and Enayatullah. two :offici~ the "status quo", Afitbassador Press view Kabul from the roof- of .the new ,press- u,;3, ,IZ'pages each, It.C '" ~~do~, Th~ ~ms llkely let the sltuahon sImmer . metalling main r~ads and sid~stt~ts in Deh-Bort Karle: warehouse~ ." ,. . . , '. , ownership ·of the land to those tonm<;nt, at: attac' Peshawar, Duty unpald. Regn_ sm who till .1t, and stepped·up cons- ke,rs mfhcteq·'IIla~ria3. daII!age on Pohanyar i§ Duector~neral of larly servieecl lIaS railio, hea- along rather than take any pub­ Seh and Sayyed Noor r~oliammad Shah-Mena. 'The rOlllfs fu ' Further' ,south, the,'sj>O¥ '41 , .. , tructJOn of schaois: mllltar! mstalla\lOns and set fire Ciphel' 1illd Secretary_ at the Mi- ter, six tyfts, Phone-Palmer k: aczion, Harnman saId, these districts, totalling 45 knl., are being biiilt'and surtaeed ~~I~i~I~=~~:::'~~~~ J\lgeri~',Jo"Urg,e·' CompetitIOn WIth the People's ,-- He emphasLZed that "We still' to a military, truck, . DlStry of Forign Affairs, at 20252. 8 :tm. to !I p.m. with shingle by 600 Labour Corps ,lyl)rkers._equippea -with 73. ,troyed:a In'lssion 20 iniles sOuth-- have to 00 more to stop aggres- . , '-:-'--'-~~:---:----:...:....~-~.:.,...--,:""",_::"~~ RepubliC of China for leadershIp ~ ~ r:~ motor trucks and 40 road·making machfues, . ,,' '," east of 'Hue, '-., "-, Pa'r'tj·Clopa''no"n'ln 51On, The -aggressors do not have ~ --. of "mternational -revolution" P~: ,Co~ ~, means Moscow WIll "not take any Accordmg to the head of the main road and side-stl'eets ;n 'k.burst cif Viet acuvity ,', -- N , , ":.' :' '::~ ..~"i;J~' Town Unit, the work is expected wan M'ena (B),'wtll be,iw, soon~ reported about 195~:',1Iiiles 'M'--~.e', • overt achon" on VI\!tnam, Har­ waS' ':S'lUnm-';-:,'t:· :tI":Il"g-',; : "', ' -- •Willj~lbeoiw;o,defeated""'" sed til' June~ "' -attending a 'UNESCO-sponsored­ , ' should be allowed to have its you get the same perfect mildness, the same A~erican' " ;·~Jo';;- the- SIdewalks on Shahi Bndge, J Jan Khan 'and"Shahi ',Roaa were, ,In South Vietna)n and ":: 'At fi ' ' Semmar of the Ihternational .... - mdependence, PreSIdent Tito fur­ water channels and culverts 'in asohaltea" d' ,- V' , , a ve'and-a-half nour meet- Centre of Journalism at' Stras­ King Size satisfaction.·that has'"';ad'e ther asserted, accordulg to Hal'· , m OEe_ an ,two layers .- j>etn~mes,e , aircraft flew _ m,o,ere,' m,!'. the cDimci,1 heard',', a "rennrt, Zarnigar Park, the Baghl Bala smc~ the factory started oIleratin", than "0 'ct- rt d k: 11 .. ""- , bow:g m Fr~nce, The s.eminar was rlman, that the People's ,Repubhc earl~' i~" ml~~or.s e~o ~hdel and Chilstoon 'roads, the roads at thIS yearr Operations' ' G 1l!l e ,I - from the- For:eigri: Minister, ' attended , by delegates from 21 'f»ALL MAL-L fam,ous around the world - of China is a dangerous aggres- Wa?I'r Akbar Khan Hospl'tal and th b . .' ,~g 190, V!et'Con~, ,Pilots said ~ BoutefHka.. orr prep'arati-ons,~ . . . ~ ~ . L 0 er areas, e said. are contl'nu- th? 220 tr t' - :Asian, and AfnG ': developing countries and possibi-, LOOK for the 'GOLD 'BAND' - your S' Asphalt Plant of the Kabul Muni~ tepnan'o,PO_U O,S'~ A'sked' ,'T9,,"" " '!'he A,frcrASran '~ummit, wad " -- lities of establishing regional For Directors Of clpality said yesterday that work .. origmally. due to ,rrf~'-her'; in ' • news agencies were.'studied at the guarantee of genuine American blend on levellirg and metallIng the TF"· ''- G "k' G' ,, , June buf was' pos~oned:to ' No-.-, seminar, "r)', ormlng, ree : ovt~ .', :vem?er, ~t,:r- the 'OverthroW; ,~r The delegates from Mg1tanistan Trade Schools ' t p. t ' "",,')" - .' Ptesldent Ben Bella., More ihan and Somaliland, he'said, were'ask­ Institu e rIn s " ,." '.',' -- ~~~, Au~ust 9, (.Reufer):,_, ,6()' heads of state::had: been' mvite!i_ - - ed by tile seminar to prepare a .de­ KABUL, Aug, 9,-ln order to KING CoIlStant~e,la~~mght a:>ked Stephanos ~tephanopoulos;- to at.tend,the June-meetilg " '__ ' .... ' raise the general and W'ofesslOnal tailed report on the problenis of History Of Afghan " Deputy Fremlel".In,t.&e Greek government, diSmissed last' . ' ,',' ,", ,,', ,. ,' regional news'agencies, This'Te­ qualific-ations of direcfors of vo- j)ossibilitie~" '~xpecte~ ~ead, , cational schools and other voca­ month, t!l "explore, the of fonmng 'a new govern--' , Boutefllka .r:'_ to ' ",'. port was prepared and submitteJ:! .C rlol• ,. ment. '". -' - ' ,~" ." :'.-' -one of. (be mlSSlons which ~ will, ' at,the seminar, It will be ptlolish­ tional school leaders, the Ministry ECOnOml r l . Th ,',:',' , ,', ,tou.r African capita.ls' - ", ' ed in one of ih,e \Jublications of of EducatIon started a one-week cy e request came- ill,a ,4S;mir\~te younger than Papandreo,u,' A fol::- ,Another- concern here is that. ~ ~ seminar at the School of Mecha­ conferen~e be~ee1:', tJte sove.relgn,~ ,'!1'!er Greek .Forei?TIc JV.!inister.:'he the ,Alr~Asian:- m~ting'~ t' t!1€' ':filternatiOllal Centre and KABUL, Aug. 9,-,The Institute ,', UNeSCO:, ,, niCS yesterday afternoon, an~Stepha~po,!-IOs!_'who ,serve?: ,'l~;~?wn as a-"pr0,fesslOnal p,oliti- clasli _,with. the' OrganiSation ~" af Oriental Studies of the Fede­ errue~ :~Ian He said that exceptmg Afgbani!r Dr. Abdul Hakeem Ziayee said ral RepublIc of Germany in Ham­ !is eputy ,m .the govern· ,and- bas never followed' any. 'Afrlcan" U.nityc suriuniCin Ai: _":- , that the seminar was being con­ mem ~f George Papan9!'oou, . other career, ' , ' -", '_ this autiInin: cr.a '-,' tan, tlfe rest of the ASian -and burg will publish a book on Af­ P-ap!lD~:t:',e,ou, ,~as Afncap.. ceuntrles either had,.no' ducted in view of the changing ghanistan's economic "development Earlier, who- ¥fer'rre' emerged .from his 'con-, . ' , ' industrial pattern and the appear­ force4 t~_re,slgn In,oth of-the sug- "when. the King: forced-Papandreou on October 28' ,"-- '-, g, , .. rIculture, industries' foreign trade, g~ste~ ~?lutio,ns, ,r~sgin., ,~~rge ,~ Rahel visited the 'offices of DPA degree of intelligence of the pu­ th e baI).king system and 'credits tlie fOI:Dlation' of ho ,A,thanassiades- ", "" ,,'. --: ' ,':, - - . - .. ~ pils and their aptitudes was es-' a ~ew,go.vernment by the Ce?fte INova~ ,then'formed a:'cabmet- biit They suggest that' the ."Accra' -;,' :;.­ and Reuter n.ews agenCies, ' tEilecommunications, the budget g~ofJarty, S~O~d ~e, re~I~,ed ~'Cek I:.ID~tin~'$i:iul,d .' , • sential before"they could be allow­ and revenues, general surveys" ,not at: l'he earlier thjs ,af- be held: eithel'.9n -__ , '_- ~d: to select a course of training, "bIbliography and statistics. sf ~ I' 66 . ' 'i ter failihg !o,gc;t._a vote af cQ.nfi- .-October: 1.0- "or in'mtd.-Noyember:, ",' , ep opou os,,, " IS 11 ye8!5' !:lence- ?,om P)II'liam~t. ",:" ajter'·tne 'Afro-AsIan meeting bere.', " ~ ~.- _.. -. '""'. . . - ..-.- ; .:;., , :- -:. . , , , -. ~.- , ;- ' .. ' '- , -:::. 0. - - ~-. ~ ~.. . , . " -..- -"'--," ~_' . , , , '. .' ,_: 0 ~ , ; ~\:~ '. ,,:', " ' '. , -- , .' . ~ ~ .- .. ". -- -. - , , " .. c -' . - , ... .' ~ -- ... . .­ " " . -- . , .' -1-··~- ~ .. ::- --'- ~ .:: '. " ,.-" '9;' 1965 :~~ .. ":, .:_ 0:--, . ":'.. ":..:- '' .- 'AUGUST WUL>ruia .. -, ' .': -- PAGE 3, ~~--.,-~--..,..."""':"~~::""":'~'--;':;---""";';"""~--;-'"'--:'~,7.~'-.;- ,-- "',:, AUGUST 9, 1965 ....:-.:~;..-.;..,.---..,...... ~--,-~,..-;:--',:.,.,.~..-...,:=-:=:-7""':'"-7: --'---'--:-:'-...... -=-:-...~'------:------:...-'--: '- "AGE 2, " , '. :'Ei;·iljiiITS~t~,'SPOR1S'~ -~ , ' .. RaIJ~ I EEATfrRE~ .:.-- .-"'. .. Atylumiston - "": -- . ~ .... - - --=- ..:.. - - - ,- JESHAN• TO .- - -. - "Need 'To' , ·At'll " I Stresses " KABUL, Aug; 9.-,:.Goveniment KABUL TIMES Prime'.'..Minister ~ ',GianCt,: ptagramme and industrial organisations- will Pub1iahed By; take part in the- -eXhibition during ---' NEWS Realism With -.ldecalism BAKHTAR Combine'" (If Afghanis- .' . cA ...·'_~ ..,....,.~...dav the 47th anniversary Privile- problems. During the past two Ba""th' Islah, an'd. . , ·AGENCY . ~ the secona pait from acqumng material =m:> 01- 01· independeilce this' year., I Following' is 'privil~ges must be and a .half years, the Prime Mi· SUNDAY tan's Editor-in-C!iie! - l of Premier Dr, Moham11uuf ges but these editorially commen,ted on Prime. in the Ministry of Com- the framework of the geo 'nister went on, "I have noticed a Agencies . SabahuQdin Kllsbkaki. Yousufs ',speech to provincial within the Mmister Dr. 'Monammad Yousufs merce are busY making arrange­ .' neral ecOl'lOmlC status of the pepple very sincere cooperation from I 'EditOr ' directors of educatiOn U1it alike in the remarks1milde·· while addressii:lg , . ments for the exhibition. , . I ." ,arid attained by legal means. teachers and students S, Klialil ,Thur..saay. of our social goals". provincial directOrs of education. The Kabul Municipality and the. • -' "Minister said selfless· It ~us1 De stated, however, ad· advancement ~resScd the Address:- .' The'Prune The Prime Minister advised'the Anls, support fot F~reign, Servi,ces, Electric Co. are. decorating roads the best me- 'ded the Prime Minister, that'the. .:' , , nes :and sacrifice were of education not to look Prenuer'S'view diat a stroJm lea· and streets in the capital and the . Kabill, 'Afghariistan nationaL. goals. mere w:ge, for.a better material directors the f thods of Teaching' their annual meetings as a detship was" 'needed 'to guide MiniStries which have -camps, in · Telegraphic Address:­ shouldact in,an exem-' life does not make us reaCh our at Music He sald we r-outine affair but t~ to make use countrY,wng the'path 1'If progress .' .Wester.n the Jeshan. area are also prepar- "Times, K-abul". goals. We should also Strive' for .. ~. plary' manner and. follow a pro' provided and prospe!;ity and,'on the oasis ip.g~ the occasion: ',' id~logy, prob~' the moral and spiritual values,in of the opportunitY thus for- Telephones:- 'gresslve We have useful contacts of ~an ideology. . ' team and a volleyball I 03 a silir-it life because'-there are societies in -in establishIng &rable Programme: 'A-soccer 21494 [Extns., , {ems'ahead of us but, if Leadership :of this nature, said-:. Union, a _ " : =; ,material progress has and,subjecting themselves to self- '. 2:3(),3:00 p.m. AST .]1945 Kca .teamd'rom the Soviet 22851 . [4,S'-and i. , of. struggle. prevails among tis' we whIch the editori~ is Possible . only-_ ,~team team the 1;atliration pqint. I:.llt criticism so that a flJIldaniental on 25 m band' , hbck:ey and a tennis AFGHANISTAN 'Will certainlY ,overcome these reached education through education. The' country's Corps basket~ I . mental disturl:iailces are ,a, cons- change in our system of Urdu Programme: from'Iildia, a Peace- Su~rtpUoa ~ problem's" about. The ideology must have Its roots in our . German team of ... ':- '] he .said., tant .threat to th~e societies: could be brought 6:()(Hj:3O p.m. AST 4 777 Kcs ball: team .and a Subscription from 'cbread . The-futu're goVernment, drawn up should nation?l traditions. Any imported in Kabul are expected progreso plans which are- on ~2 m band footballers. Yearly Ai. 5lle , should set a definite and _the coun- ideology, whiCh is contrary to our to~ in this yeaF"s spOrt­ · entire, na- Dr, Mohammad Yousuf said all take- into consideration take part Half yearly Ai. '380 Sive Ideology for- the and they tr,!ditions and national spirit 'Will ing-:e~entse':'These teams, accord- "ho, condItions for ~ogress exist in try's present' problems EDglilh Programme: Quarterly Af. 281 'tion and_ present it for. those up in a void. undoubtedly lead to mental dis­ 1h~~t>irectorate'Gena:al . of progress.'Mghanistan. It is up to the en· should not be drawn' 6:~7:oo ASr 4 775 Kcs on 62 i:r!g< too ,, - ' 1-- FOREI.GN desirl!, the country's hope that 'con- turbaI!,CeS and social ca"mplexes. Educatlon of., - . - .... ideo- ~lightened groups to -combine rea- He expressed the m band 'SporkZld·'Ph:!fflical. '$ '30 Not that we ,do not have 'an leaders It lis therefore'the educators' duty th~Ministryofi:Education, Will be' . :. Yearly idealism,' and spiritua-:: tacts between educational ·BlISIfaIi. Prciirainme: logy but it is ·n.ecessary to spell lism w!th to 'see that both leadei'ship and volleyoa~ Half Yearly $ 11 J ,.Jjsm and lead society to~ards in the capital and the provinces ·10:00-10:30 p.m. AST 477'75 Kcs pitted ;.,against ,soccerj out'this ideology. We must not the for- ideology are provided for toe ,,~~, of the 9 would increase and that " , hockey, and-e'temtis Quarterly e $ to be threatened a betler life'. , The Prifue Minister .. on 62 m band.' , allow our society would visit different pro- people. -', o£~ucation, and Kabul - - _.. ,will be accepted by ,ehe­ temptations and de- referring. 'to educational affairs mer page MinistrY 'by material ·from time to time so they The paper devoted a full University'~ihe"Military" Academy, ~ . ques of local ,ellrienq at and :social complexes. 'llilid Afghanistan ha's attained vinces for Germao Procramme: '. velop mental may be able to notice the impact to science and what it can.do St!l~cted 'Kabul team aI!.d the the official doYar exchan­ - .' . noticeable' success in the field - of dealt 10:30-11:oo,pm. AST 15225 Kca I a of decisions adopted at the centre. man, One of the features Garrison team. ,enlightened persons .mllilt .education in recent years. on 18 m band. Central" ge rate. Our every effort should' be with the latest medical achieve­ I~guage 'p'wgra~mes Basketball, handball, cricket a~ exaV1ple;'~t~erv.'lsehow can The fact that the present move- He said the . Foreiin Printed at:- set m!!nt in restorbig eyesight to, also , ~ent is a product of education made ·to raise the intellectual mclude local and. mternatIOnal and wrestling contests Will ,- 'Govemment Prtn~ HoWll! they criticise a crJmiqal -action blind. "Artificial Kidney". was the this, year's I ,itself shows the extent of educa- standards of onr. people, ·news~ commentary, talks on Af· form a feature of i If they' themselves commit. t!lP' should tit~ of,another' article appearing. tional development in thiS coun· The process .of education ghanlStan! and Aighan and Wes- sporting events. aclIon? If we succeed .in 'convin- to create social on the page. The -article smd one -General of to' asso- try.' In addition to this a great not be allowed tern mUSIC. The Director - KABUL TIMES cing a grnup' of people. but on the contrary day artificial kidneys. may become Press with lofty ideals movement can be' felt among the' complexes Foreign Relations. in the . ciate themselves should be conducted in such ,part ·of houSehold accessories. MUSIC of Soc AUGUST. 9-, 1965 '.tel).dencies and cor~' p~ople for the expansion of educa- it combs. WESTERN Ministry said that a group materialistic' a way that the students after such as tooth brUshes and from 1:05-1:30 p.m. IndiaI!, ,wIll look - to .them un- tion and establishinent ,of scnools. geoP.le, who Daily on viet artists and a some rUiltion of graduation are able to cooperate Even· now there,'are ... 41 m t'ana and A~ acts ~For this purpose A change in the peoples way with the -helD of short wave artists, including vocalists Need Of To" '-wholesome in this res- with their original environment arc kept alive -. 'Daily eXC,ept Fridays 10:40 Lo to take , " we!la~ ,to, c;re~te a'ieadership in thinking IS notIceable kidneys. All the import- dancers, were expected in a natural way. For example, al'.tificial 10:55 p.m. Western dance music . 'thIS country,' pect. connected part in the Jeshan. . t . must play an Impor- ant veins and ducts wave orily. ' disclos~ 'that "W:e1l-e.U6 In Ion an economIC 'an SOCI , Islah the proyinces, have parts of the counn;:r. - ~aotly to the fact " ~t th people the the central instability.. This is what Minister's ref-erence l~abul-Kandahar, Tehran, Damas- ing into the capital to take d to so' useflrl purpose in .our, case; smce . trol regUlations of transa~ f t plaine . e . the- i~;"orts If tL.- kinds of c· We want to avoid 0 that t k , int.el'im' go'vern'-ent, . iI!,'the Independence Day celebra­ l - demand ;for 15 rel:atively Bank. ~,se 1 we are oU' .I cus, changes takmg pacem am- develop rapidlY. ..., tried to 'd ". fields and...... inelastIc,' and supply of exports IS ,tions are continued and larg'e among other thingS,' had Beirut tIOns. cial an .econoIDlc ~~ study afghanis are accumulat: ---- Departure-0930 The Traffic Department has start­ ~ppon...... ;.'ty also inelastic, .Devaluanon 'Ineans ounts of instil in the minds-of the people' hail an "", h~nds' they-may C(Jlls Vn.r of freedom from fear. admission cards for tliese higher l.IIlnnrt ·PrICeS in terms of ea in the foreign L Britain.. .. J.' \r the idea Con~titutionL was KabUl-Kandahar-Karachl ed issuing '<-L.e p'roblem facing. areas. "" .... The new which ~motor entering tIie-JeShan .w tral Af Ii able to contribute greatly Departure'-0930 vehicles , -~ of cen g . a· ow'. currency and lower export' also be under 'the auspicies The people. llressure if' they D ~ 'ti Of promu1gated , gJ;'OUllds during. the Independence be,mdust- pr:ice~;in terriis o!- for~ curren- to iDllationary Prime Minister Dr. M"ohammad nistan are known to dump these amoimts lWsump On of PIA Day festival. Free "A" class tic­ eConomic and .cy, Since inelastic demand for' decide to Yousuf's -government embodies trions but their suddenly in the. local market. kets, accor.ding to CoL Moham­ eoiulitiens deServe atten- Imports means lJ.::> appreciable de- for tlie rights -of'indi'" the social' the foreign exchange S. Arabian Talks safeguards Peshawar-Kabul mad Mil', Dir'ector-General of - doubt, , happy" that the crease iI!, unport"s when price '. No viduals who are'free'to engage lJ)' ' issu­ tion. and we are affected by . .Arrival-ll05 Traffic Department, will be ~~w -~~:. , " unporters will :have to market ""ill greatly'be li~hts aJid pafuting .. ' " _"# Miilis- rises, the I rUle of ~ ' nt Prime 'ti 'h activities. The motor vehicles on, -1:~leb.rati~riS~~uicI~d;:P~ttfu~:uP " rnme . h - f f' f"" ~ ar~e LONDON, Aug. 9, (Reuter).- political Kabul-Peshawar ed to only 30 ~1i~: io~ "UJ. 'hi ~~- actnCl wit. . " gove ~obammad Yousuf is.. pay g er ,pn~s or oreIgn orel/mers law itself promotes freedom:for "N'· class tickets, .'1.' ter Dr. oLAfgbaI!~ dIS' Britain yesterday called f.or the Departure-1145 duty while 800 stt~ . ".: : '" -'" .".. .' .~hange may shift amounts at thelI' f on Kabul , the and as a ,result. and 1,500 .;:- - d' its best to improve Therefore It IS to'our ,best each costing M. 200, -'-~~~.- ~ , . ra.at Increased c,osts to consumers.. pasal talks to fix an -ear. ., "':':";::"":"':':":"':;:":'~~,":-"~--''-,---'~-::-;-:-':-:7-':-.,-'-","", OIng. inflationary mterest to centralise 'the foreign resumptIOn of the (C_o_u..;.teL~OD~p..;,.a_re_f)~,-"-,'----,~,.--~""";",_,,:,::-,,--=-,,,-,-..,.;..,;;....;__-':-, lOt of the peo~le of:Baza J :, thereby aggravatiJ;1g of .agenda for a later independence : However, said the editorial,·' ___ pressures., exchange control'In the hands right when he , After'assummg the respoIlSl- titu. conference ,for South Arabia. Prime Miiiistel" was 'lrielaslic' the' Central Bank. Other ms' Secretary Anthony said that. this freedom should not bili.... of,the' government, Dr. supply' ,of exports 'Colonial be taken to mean,' disresjle'ct for .~ • . t tions and government departmeI!.ts '. inti'odueea the. eoncep - means we will not be able to m a. statement law, because. without the rule of ImpQrtant .',::' Yonsuf must follow' the rules and regula- . Greenwood saId ClimbS:'S~v~iic~oqristaIlPeaks,:: ,': planning' in the supply more when - price of ex' ,will-be. diSorder and. o~gen,'_ of regional f~relgI! by the Central he wa~re~d~/~~Yt~un~tobre- law there Expedition us.'. to tackle, drugs~~nd,15. cyl~ders- of system. Un- ports _declines in terms'of tions initiated .~ for law is an " ." , " ioo,"faroaway Jor' a~d ' ::.,:. cOuntry's planning ,. e 1'1 IS ou a Ian !m3!'cliy. Telephones .. BEP?~~ -ive preceded to" climb, _and' clunbIng' rope: ,ollier __ those'areas of curr~ncy which, v.:lll actually Bank = ~ridicator' and' political l~ on~ of the most BY A ~TAfF ..' Therefore _~ ,- del' this scheme fore~ ex- Th~ talks, between a Minister- bL$Ocial NOOrIstan i:nake.~,oUt, exp~- other, peaki ill,the a-rea'and end~a" eqwpment. . '- lowe~ our total. foreIgn exchange . Summary~ O.ur nations. It I·a. there- valleys m t~e world, 'everything to . '. the country which; due,to eco-' 1 Part 'd P lit· al W k' ,""'aturity.of, .., . . beauti/ul. climbing,seveICpeaks,_aH,ov~ .' :" I ~oUld not be surPns- change problem IS not llDlque. It Ia y an 0 IC, or mg '" people to th~ ~erIcan Kar~= tion succeSsful", Dr, Sardina'sata. ,up. · ·c' reas'ons cannot De earnmgs. . ~"-'- t . t' f d f S th Ar b' fore, the- duty of ,the Brigade 20121-2Ol22 according to beell-~._ ' -i' •• ROIDl, d if d d i or our, exports were IS Ulillac ens IC ·0 most un er- PartY th test " t f, la rirs arranged pol'ter5 ·for us_~W,,: 18,300 feet/None of,them.had b ht wihin the general, e, eman countries.. R-apid econo-. rom ou a la, pre- ha ;:son~ 20507-211 22 ~orum Mounta1!l~nng . Expedi "They diln~d saId: ''- '" .' ~~,:.,' ,'" ,. heI...u:I· also inelastic; if it :Were so de- developed .col- iw~e liteife:njo; Police . walked from Manica into thf; Pecli' before" Dr, Sardina' roug. all. roie development which requires SIded !lver by: Greenwood, 1'= 201511-24OU lIon. The expeditI?n arrl:ved ·here ' -, t L ..... ·· " ,,'.'" ,~~ is not advisable -at new rrafflc f~r - ks 'did not nave names. l-;..Jin. Str: . plannmg IJrgra.mme .-;u'e valuation lapsed Saturday after, el~venth- )libertieS 'gran.ted Under the , 24588 to c~mb Hmdukush alley.> W" had 6i:boxeS, food :" Tli nu~,' IU::RS;,~' ,~,', , ial 0 and co-ordination. hIgher expenditures and rising , fuuiio Afghanistan. on JUJ.1e 17 compJete'CIiIilb~ '~nt"~ffcioingS will ,De- fofv{ard-, eng, to ,improve their .so:c and:f:C ' Co-operation r-esul~ ~ reconcile differen- IConstitution;- . 24272 valley. . 4o.days·and eq-, ~', ,"" ' and gov- mone:¥ incomes will in In- hour e:o[:t Naw Clinic peaks In the Noonstan ~·=tlie _ Society~. ..,Jj'l _ ' ',' ',: -, • '-". ,', nomic conditions b! ope~g . among,dtfferent financial ~Ith ~ . '. Th . f th . . uipment· and ~othtS,!': ·h~- saId., ;. ed to Hiinalayan also es- creased demand for. gOOds . e e iJllper D·Mghan~ Bank" 20045 {or ',~.'()rce.s. KashmIr:.:". .: _ village S¢hoo~ an~ ,lDllJro~ - etn!l,l'ent . departments is in remams ou~ firm mtentIon e ·same lSSue 0 - expe~itiOh OrganlS~, ';!!he' ~p £ton:; ChaplLos Angeles, Ca- alSo gave us.a·chance ~ ,"'- ;-~ _, .. duties their: outright__prohibition unc:overed -cSA 21022 beautiftn:vall~ c ~ . -- " '. ,:'" ._ "", . fact that the KabuI~BCl'at high- should be 'allowed to purchase of, Kabill Ho- 'conStrUction in the country:. The" ' addition· to the 12 of the m~t to be, ~rom in will reauce _~oyernment revenues mam. road In front KLM 2Oli97 lifomia. In ~xpiditioil"felLsoq:ylea.ying '. ~'Indian .', DefenFe 'Mini$trY.< ' will pass, thro.uh tliis area goods foreign compaI!jes, dozen' first auto.mobile '. was. broUI{J1t to: .Ai- ',foUnd anywh~ ~ .the 'wOr~~ ThE', . - The way an~ may contribute to further iI!.- tel There are at lesat a Iranian Airways 2f714-21405 Americans, there were two ~autiful.vil.1ley of :t'l60rlstart--,spoKesmap,~OIl-Saturday,thereo.' - itself give ,a filIip'to the afghanL :'., o~. mailho1es-lstarting iLMghaiiistan ~'during ·the. reign of 22627 and a hel- ~ams; the treshn~-of_-'{Cgeta- -,the Will ?1~st'g~~e that af- flationary pressure::. . surih' . Indian Airlines ghans one a translator man~ of't,heIIrhope some day_ '_had p~n: tW9 clashes· near 'the .' lievelopment programme --in, .We up the'ldea cargo office and 1· Anlfr Habibullah Khan. It was ex- BOAC 20220 . from non" the' beauty of· wild- flowers" and _ .gh~I than the ~e .should contin~e our effort fr0t? the Arlana mo- i per Sultan Mohammad ~~gave to ihg;'area. "Our·refupn" ce~~fireo line two dayS earlfet:. 'In Hat . t Th ·United Nations IS, easier ·to get ~rt ending at the ~ building near elusively' fut _the use of tlie _ clim~d over 'the ·clearness of',the it··to retunY , .,',._ exchange and· therefore to Increase production of to go to I Farah. The latter to Kabul,was'yery interesting as' one--.of·the.,.c;,lashe,g;'six;:Pakis1aDi.... a:aJa . e, fu forelgp. 'In Kh~ber Restaurant-and these' narch. It,was impossible ;I feet in. his first attempt at sUch a·beauty' that one can,find-- 'were-,.'..' - . -' , ~ spend if Without restriction, Pur- and import 'cOmpeting goods. ·bY car or truck be,.- 16,000 SWi~er1irid;" we 'felt we wer.e:r.e:emerging in a. "a:'d.. t;hree'lildian ,soldiers-' -S~~ Fund, has should be POSe a definite problem to pedes- the provinces •I 'in,the mopiitains of ' s~y chase of .foreign 'gClOdS, in afghani this regard 01U' ·aim th~re no roacis. 'Th~ mountaineering. Uni~d:'8tate!k."AS. said-D~,Sardina,,'killed; the spokesman:' announced help m the 'of this high- capabi- trians, cyclists Imd motorists. ca\lSe' were Canada' and the modern,society", bri~mg.: the,:-:;. Hazara~t also needS bas at"least one Of the two fuune- directed to our.agricultural road 'connected Kabul arid glom' '. ~elt.': ,A::ple;tsatlt l?eard~d .figUre;- Dr.: --At t!tis· m6rning's-. way.. Bt!t does not require I have seen an, old lady in first "It took us approximately two a matter "Of faet'"the :fas~~ted ,sP9~e~~ .. in~tratois ..!iom agnC1il~ consequ~n~.: '. lities . whi.Cli. ' ... .' .Pharmacies W?O 'seenil1d said' ,- · schools, ~tte~ me- diate invest- Chaderi fall into 1lI!,e of these Jabaf-e-Seraj. the itinerary,.. the- area ~ so ~~tit~ ·that . .-Ai- ,-Sardina. -aIieady~, cIash'ea '1. The forelgn- compames' may heaVy foreIgIl· exChab,ge "'c:-'--~""':'.'.....,,...... ,.::-~--,.;_.....;.'-'-.... weeks to arrangl} ~der ,by, the imtoucbed beauty of "Afgha- : yalOstan , 'llave, _thods and assistance to lDlprove ex~ should ,lie- eli- manholes;: lhus -receiving' inju- get the permission\ to ghanistan shoUld it as a' eon- spend' afghanis for t~ir. local ,ment. ExpOrt taxes clian- here and -said: "As:we br0t!ghLwitp. with '. Indian'forces at ·several. its small industries. Social ri~. On. another occasion a .child i Kabul'fs imdergoing great" Nooris~an mountaiilS", said' p~ible:.IOca!i6n·.for .a'nstioI\at Jiistirr, s~ered . _.., PllfPOses 'alid thuS avoid minated. ne~Iy. happy to:see '. the Phone No. 20527 climb '~" - 'US?'fair. r~erve 'of'supplies'vie. de-' . l)laces alld -casualties, ditions also need to ,be imprOv- per.i!iture with slipped Into one. and' got \. ges 'and I ani :Arlana Sardina. " park", . . had ,- '. " ", transferring foreign exch~e' It is essential that along takirig place '. ,Dr.- ,'~' cided'to dona~e the.·r~in.aindl!F" of ":$ome Of th.e'infiftrators.· eeL Perhaps'same other frieDd1y th~ ~~cies, ~e ~ake a realiStic drowned: And last evenmg two general'improvement The expedition went from K/i-' . added: ,'-" ' . trurough: Central ~ank wh!ch 'will' capital I think it -~nat' Phone No.. 245lf 'what'we· have througlFC~.;Me-:been captul'ed;',he ''COuntry will oller to. help 'us at, our overall autom~blles.of French ·tourists got I in - the, bul.to JalaIabad and then to ,"Mountains·in the ·Kamdesh:sar. ~~ government tOOK a " - ' , • -of the be Chflsed at.tile -OffiCIal rate and crItICal kiok ,wOrthwhile for the local" ~ak oVer 20,000 feet ,-dico,t0'4vi a H.ospital-,' tlie lif-.,' -, . lpdian raise the living standard Pw: programm~; We are stuck m these manholes-causing' woUld ,De - Chaghasari and'Manica, a town on... which has a cen :gr~ve and, ". ". accor~g to" ~orelgp:ex<:hange Te- development I "Wh" ' . No..-~ glian ;Red ·Crel;Cerit-;=Society.. and YI,ew of the situatiot'F" .I of Hazaraiat We bO'pe " expectmg.·too much and too'soon d g to th v hi look'into this mai- Nawi-Humayoun edge of the Peeh' valley. :'high,.,yrerl! 'our origin!!l destina"> 'all ne"~ . ._ gulations, ". _ c es. !Y- authorities to ....' the ·.Mgha¢st~'l!' ... '.These ,nad declded to-take peop e •• " - from our limi·ted resources. Our' ama e e e that, open 'manholes may - tion. HoweVer When ·~'made oW" Boy Scouts ':2. They, may buy transferable not covered?'" ter- so: ~'There we were-met by., the GOv- ~o':m~t r spok,es-' : the Afghan aut.honties will find. these mB:nholes a .public menance. '.. Phone No. 24470" ~ c,o?Sist.,of.. -1,509' ~ ,ot~, .rneasur_':S .it; ,the t .ad te consideration· aslte? an Irate member' of this' cease to, be Shakiri province andtlie ma- reconDai%ance- of:tlie • - we ,supplies. -', '. '- ~g exChange from the free plans mnst take into . .'. . ernoI; of the ,was,.·loCat~a J!l~Cal--su'plllies ~f ",~ saId:.. ' ,: :: ' ways 0 . equa 'as- ,foreign adtriinis- toUI1St group and I felt SOl"):'y for fotind the m9untain ,"asSorte.C! fOOds; - since' our technical, so¢al, and gistrate of the area and they did . - -: " of the market and tranSfer it home, "~. G:, DU'l'T ' ..- sistaDee tor,deYewpment It must be re- .them. ',- Pashtoonistan 20528 '~h~ not have ,any 'neea for. ttative capabilities; --," 'will '. " ~ ~._- ~. ~--- · area. . -..,~ .. -..: - -" - " - .. . . .-.~ _.-;.----~- ~...:. , - 'l • .' ..... , " '. --~- . . ~ - '. .- .. " : '- ., .'=- .• '- • " : . ~ • t.~ - ,-

" '- -' " -.. ~ -, , - 0' ,- .- -:-:''''-.r PAGE ,'I " " , - .. " " . - -- ...":. "'- " AUGUST 9, 19B;, ..... , " 'S'rAIrLS~~:::::" ~ ,,' ,-NEWS- " Ministers'Return 'rHE lvEA'l'IIER ,- Home News In' Brief ,Kabui Times is-' avaUibte:-at}­ , From frovinces I , yeSterday's Temperature Khyber Restaurant; - Katiul KABUL, Aug. 9.-The Dix;eeto­ . ' :' Hotel;- ,:, S1,¥e-Naw -', ~ear:::,­ j MaX. + 28°0. :MiJilinUDl 13°0. , -rate for Preventing Smuggling of Park Cinema; Xabill, '1D~" , the Ministry, of Interipr reported Sun 'riseS tomorrow,at 5:14 a:m. ; natiOJla1. Airport, _ \, , that 12 items of contraband goods Sun sets,today at 6:45 p.m. TomoJiow.s OuUooJ(: Cloudy ... ~ .. Being smuggled into "Kabul were .:::- ~ captUred and deposited in the VOL. IV, NO. 115 ' 'palel: AL.2 <'"',:-: -~ -: :Kabul' Customs. The, articles , , ' --~ ::. . were being brought in a' motor - - ...... truc)c from ~Nangarhar _proYince. The items includea piecegoods. aealt~" ,(i~~~~~i~~,T~lV:~rt~(f'J., .. Island Ci" Of Singapor.e Mij)istti, : -'-': - -. "- cigarettesI footwear., cotton-rna' it- " ing, caps, umbrellas, copper-wJrf' Chole~,_ :C~'ql~e~Qf,~~ M.nis~~!: ~, ~- ,~,<~,:- '-~~~ , and canned meat. . . Leaves Malaysian Federation Says-No ' ..me .. ::--~ ':,~ (Reilter).~ ~:.~ 9.~oyernor , .. SINGAPORE, August lit, (Reuter)•..:.... Cases Last -A'1'BENS, August,IO, 0 ' , :FAI21\BAD, Aug. ~ th~Mal- Week': , Glt~C~S,' : cpOlItie;:at:~s's~-no:'- -". -- ~ SOIia~.to: I Nissar Ahmad Snerzai of Badakh­ island city of_Singapore Monday pulled-out of nearer , l shan- proVIDCe opened the new aysian Federation; and ~ame an indepeJldent and, so- KABUL Aug. 10,-Tbe::t>h--eeto- ,d~Yi now.tb~ cXiDlr Constantine ~as,~,th~utecI,~ his", residential dlstnct blillt for the vereign state., ra!e"Gener'al or" prevent10Th: ,of' -c!(oiee of. a. compromise -Prime MiDiSter_ -,', _ _', - -: _', :c' , Geri.darmene ~ officers of the',pro­ Arl official announcement said agreemenf with a foreign country Communicable Diseases in tn!!, Mi- ~ Yesterday tlie.:;"~25-Year-Old rna- -,a .n'on-politfcal~compromise- candi-- "" ! vince. ' Co!. Ghulam AlI. Com­ i an agreement to this effect was whIch mIght be detrimental to the nistry of Public ,Health. yeSterday - narch' heard that ...the-latest: nomi- ,dilte.: '~, ,- :- " ,~'. , mandant of the Gf!ndarmerie. in SIgned on Saturday by the Mal- iI'.dependence' and defence of the gave an assurance"thaLfor: the nee, --former Forc;ign' Mi.r.Jster _StephanopauIos, who iso_due to ~ a, speech .describ~(1 the importance aysian Prime Minister, Tunku territory of the other party. ' one week no cases' Of - choler.a Stephan Sfeph"ano:Po\llos, had'been 'call' oUo-the' King: today to .:halid. of the budding progr?1Tlme -in the Ii~d ,0rdered_'-bY:~!;iscmaj~rity' party r. , Abdtil Rahman, the Singapore The agreement: s.aid Singapore been'repOrted in·- ani,part" of ;CeD,tre: back: his mandate, told the. " provinco and the need of modern' PrUne Minister, Lee Kuwan, Yew, and Malaysia would c()-,()perate in the country, including tho-se 'lI"eas Union Party to tUm the' offer ,yesferday tlu: monarch.was. oppos­ -dise~se ~, I d..wdl'ngs for :Df!jce-rS . ana Ministers fr:om Malaysia and economic affairs and might set up where incidence of'the had' aown ':, .. ,- 0 ' , ed to new elections-as a solution,', ,i The new residenha!' area con-' .~ I, Singapore. joint .committees or councils as. been observed. ,': Last',week '-the, -governmenf of t~ the constitutional dea!llock, - - -" ' I ta.il)s nIne residenhal bUIldings The agreeinent said the Mal- might from time to time be agreed Dn A1miad Ali Kader¥, 'Direc" Co~tanti.r.,~s - ,previOusn ~ King-" , l-vo1utionaw"Bo(Iv:' - -- 'a mosque and' a club house built j aysian and Singapore governments upon. torate,.aeneraI of the ~artment. ,choic~", george", - AthanassiadeS- ,fie" ~ ,,",)'- ',}', ~ on Jhree and a half acres of land. would enter'into a treaty on ex- With regard to any agreement added that between~Augtist 2 -to Novas; fell when- it-;fliiled to'get- ': - o~ 'It'.·.,,'" II Work on the bUlldinl;s. had started 1 ternal defell,ce and mutual assist- entered mto between the SiI'ga- '6, 12,474 persons were fuoculated" a vote confidence-,fiom Parlia- ! -Warns Kas mlns ,- '" early, last year.' ,- ance. pore government and any other against cholera, in BadaliliShan ment: ' _~, '- '- ~ ," _ ": - -- c, ' -They ~ould establish a joint country or corporate body which pro.vince.. =- The ~s!next-moveS are un- N''t'ro H 'J' .T';"·~l·'" I defence' council aI1d the Malay- had heen guaranteed by the He s.aid that the disease had~, certain, Some '. observers 'feel" he ~ -O:,LO e.p,lliU ~ 1 gov~rnment C!lar~ fo~ a.u-plir!i~gov- ~ '~-IR ~")_ 'j sian government would' give MalaYSIan Singapore completed wiped out" in: t1ie may 4"Y ti> -an __ ' KARAcm A " 10 " Si.r.gapore assistance as may be shoulii liI'.dertake to negotiate to bolak; Khulm, Khurum Shahr:,; ernment Ted by-some' non-political _ ,_, ug. \ \ eu r._, considered reasonable and ade- enter into 'a fresh 'agreement. " Samangan, Faryab,, Shotgara,.. 'figure. P!:.i:>fes;sor'"Zeni)phon Zoio- R~po:t~ of_ rev~lt altJTary t:ounci]. 'lD:.. " "Fresh arrangements should be fully for any liahilities, obliga- 'Jt: N t .C!~." The 'centre',Union:'Yart 'yestei- ,KasbmiI: last mght warned .the " , i made for the order and good goV- tions or damage which it may ~ a rons ~ ,--= day deClared- itself 'snft..'fumly people of, tlie sta~ that t~ey~wo~d. , , ernment of the territories com- suffer as a result'oftbe guarnatee, • '.':' loyal to, its leader, ex=-Premier bE!' ~ho~ if .th~y"cO()peI'a,ed .m~ , , ~ prised in Malaysia after the sepa- Lee's first comment to foreign They Will Attend 'George Papaiieuter}:-' It ad.~,ded,~ the_ revolulnlOary " . . 0 er, aCI . les ~ y I Commonwealth in 1958. ~ I \.' , 1 uld sb t1 t To Indian Govt; military forces m ~mgapore and II', September 1963 it joined Tunisia, Morocco, Lihya,.' S'udan ,ll,dian police, and troops v.:ere r.e--o ,CO~~l ,wo , ,or y se up ma- , t, woUld allow MalaYSIa to use these 'iIi Uni~ed_ Arab RePublic, . Guine.a;- poEted ~~?z!g-Pakis~ani ihfiltra-- cl:iiiieTY."to colkC~ taxes ~ii'lan~ DACCA. Aug :9, . (Reuter),- bases and facilities as the Mal- Mala~ d3S ~. P'4, of e,~alaYd Senegal;. Cameroun-, Central Afii- to~ last mght at a vIllage, a few _re~enue . ,.' , ", _ Accordmg to the domestic ney.'~ aysian government may cD.I'sider i~~gio~s era :;;~ere~~ ra~etw:n can Republic; Mauritania, Sierre' ~es,fro~ SrU:.agar, Kas~.. '.:Those, vIOlah?8' the, o:rd;;: Will agency, AsSOCiated Press of Pakis­ 1 --. - KABUL. Aug. 9"":A report from necessaI'Y, the agreement sald. Smgapor and Malaya have been Lecm.e, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, -, ~"O~Clll1, spokes~~'IIl" ~tl- pe ,.seve:el~ ,,~e:ltn With, the tan, Pa~:jslan's ForeIgn MInister, Each party woUld undertake e ., ~ Somalia, Cambodia, Chiii?SS1bIe asslsta~ce ~to- _,the , __ helpless and mnocent Muslims asked It to stop l(S mterventlOI', A-g~inst near,Duc Co camp, key pOst in the Supporters. of the Tunku's party and second parts of the,' water. Waves and lasfed six hours:;- ,-, -~ajihrmr people_ now, demandi(Ig ". hleb .created economic al'.d social In Pakhtunlstan' terntorv Rebels··: developing struggJe for conml m the United Malays Nation,al supply network iri Charikar, work, ,-The, report from Jammu; quoted <,iemocrac:y, u:r, th~ stat,:-: ,~ : problems. Ehudo saId. , Trye ejlrgah ended amld' slogans was-Iostfr~iioiri -, BEIRUT. Au". 9, (Reuter}...2..The of the central highlands and Viet Organisation have, alleged in the on wlii,Ch began in May' this year. by" the',Press, TruSt of India- said ' If tlie-battle and He _aenJsed lndla of oppression of ~Long Live P"khtumslan' Cong lasses were reported heavy. past that Lee was trying to seize were completed 'on Sunday.' _ Indian- army patr:pls hadintetcept- -democracy woul? T~eive a major- Sud<>.nese cabinet WIll meet today M~ s~bac~; lr kashmIr and saId the construc­ to dISCUSS the situation m southern Losses among government troops federal powef Abdtll. Alim, . Mayor_ .: of ea, a.t leas! 2{} gal:lgs ',of armed' the :radio saId:' - ,= tion of the Farraka River barrage modera~, C~arlkar, t~e Ra~I,? Sudan. accordmg to, Omdunnan were a U.S spokesman In Kuala Lumpur Malaysian sau:l that IIf : first Pakistani s.aboteurs who ,had in- ; PaIOs.tan. qgOtmg , rel?or15 ~ m East 'Bengal would have '1l·eb.~m WT RadIo,' . ' s.aid, - Prime MinJster- Tunku Abdul network the wa!ers {)f Kulola- filtrated deep roto the. m.dian~-side ,fr?lIl., acro.ss- ihe cea~fire' hne"'. , seT/~US ~e~olt repercussIOns on the eco- -J' _"U", ar' 0 ~'The The spokesman said 70 Viet Rahman told Parliament the an- J ungal in"Xhwaja Sayyaran, were in tlJC, paSt two -days. ' "; sald- had, orokerr' out ,and ' nomy of -East Pakistan . radIO quored the fuforma­ L- lion lVr,msler, Abdel Rahman al Cong dead had been counted. nOliI'.cement of Singapore's seces-, brought in_ four..inch pipes to- the .: II,.' said Palq.stani troops: had, tP7 :IndIans 'have- impo-sed censor-,- F All thiS. Bhutto saJd. clearly r~-. ast At Least A The battle' raged. through the sion was tbe "most painful and reservoir in CharikaT. In the ,~" committ'ed. 55 ceasefue Violations ship on news: ._ Nur. as saYJng government forces ' flected Ir.dl3·s hostile de?ign~ on-: . night and 'was still going on at heartbreakiiIg" in his leadership cond network water ~rom-Darr'!!l; in" the same period. ': '" _The aom~ti,c a~ency, Pakistan_ , were contlOulng operations th~ ~ ';rbe..~z:eport P:t~ ~OCIa~lOn, , .- PakIstan which could not afford Yea)"' Q;.···s· Tn I' agaJnst "outlaws ,m the south." latest repOrt, the spokesman of the nation. Kalan, silU;lteg' at a distan,ce -of_ 'said,,Indian patrols- !eported ,fr'?:n' we ange~ or hostIlity -of its nelgh- -, , uuy uy or said. Statmg that the reasons for 3,600 metres tt)' the north-west of had inflicted heavy casualties.on Muzafar~?~d that t~e KaShmIr bour ' It sal1:l the Sudanese cabinet I~ple _ag~s~ Duc Co camp, seven miles from this "odious" diVIsion were many Charikar, 'was. also piped _to th,e, saboteurs, and" 'captW:ed:' .l?I"ge- ha.<:! _,.I:.isen' the, IiI- - '. . What Pakistan was aomg Bhu-t- \yASHINGTON, Aug, 9~The met for three hours to hear a re­ ainmun~ dlan'~au!b:otities. p()rt by the Prir:ne Mmister, Moh­ the Cambodian frontier came and varied, the Tunku said that town. ', , ,- _ quantities of arms and " . _ H' saId. \\'.as. to orotect its o'wn In- re.tm.r.g U.S. Ambassador in South under mortar' fire itself for nearly si.r..ce the formation of Malaysia At present, he,said, 50 buildings 'tlon. " _ '_ - In Srmagar, • Chief -Minisfer' rerests " . VIetnam, General Maxwell Taylo-r ammed Ahmed Mahgoub on his recer'.! viSIt to Ethiopia, TanzanIa an hour last night. . , two years ago and partictilarly in the ne.w tow.n at Charikar were It, s.aid:-a radio message inter- G. M, ,Sadiq- last. nignt called on- ThiS \\ as, national policy as _said .he' expects the war in Vlet­ and Kenya - The camp has heen in a virtual in the lastJ2 months, tne central' be~~ suppliedc pi~d water.• In .~pted iI', 'Jammu- ifidicated' ,that- :~?e ~~E!' of:,X~shniii: to pI:epare, : Pakistan ";as.not strong enough to: nam to last for, at least another state of seige for' a fortnight and government had many differences ,!ddition to the ord town, t!ie water 'llie 'infiltrators. in, the :Jamrnu- for ?1VIng, ~stan. a'final and Robels In three southern - have a global Dol icy; " I year or ,so. ", two bbttalions of Vietnamese pa- with Singapore government. meets the. needs of~1,~0Q ~~i1ding~ are~were in 'distress-!ll!d 'seek:ing' crushmg :eply": -: • _ '. - .-'~ Iv was \Vro~g to- i.r.ier that: ,Speakmg--on Amencan televi­ PT~ovjnces of Equitona, Upper ~ lle and Bahr-El.:Ghazil ate fight­ ratroopers were airlifted in last. and public parks ,m, Chatik¥" he_ .instructions frorn'Pakistan on how :me ChIef MmlSter ,.sald ·every- PAkIstan had Glsappomted and slOn Ge~eral TaYlor sald the an­ Tuesday. (Conti. on page 4) said. ' _ '~o1iet out:- - , ~, -:. tliin-g was he~g, done t_o, "repeL 109 for greater autonomy or inde­ betrayed thOse who had befriend- .no.uncement.of the Ameriean troop ThE!>' ran into violent Viet Cong ",", ,_, "', _ the-~ar~ud~TS' . : ' ' ,', eo this cwuntry Bhutto said- remiorcemoelits had ,a fl:ementlous pendence for the Negro south from ~,c ~here"S-, Wnen Amencas allies had to effect on morale m South VIet- the Arab north. opposition'and the situation of the IJohn's SUS U ·t d' £li.;.; 'V· 'P' 'I'-ICV:~-- n~,~~x;.,He Said:'!JlXie~'Though no camR appeared to ha,ve reached a Dl;e .-VII,' letnam. 0 or_abirllJ, Ie) us: , bear the,mam brunt of the anti- • l'Ia!!1 Th~ , VIet Cong had also The CUIiTent drive "by govern­ 'flY­ on ays .. ~,,_, '~d' .~" c~ p.PJkistane~are ~ commum~ ment forces follows the expiry stalemate ,two dayS ago when the WASHINGTON:Aug 10 (Reu Vietnam " ','-' , 1••_' thil--t ourselves' ..for" .alliance. the' Unitea ?emg h1:llldmg up their strength. paratroops' operation d I "., - . ',IeUJ.L " SOVlet UnIOn and cnticiSed United not think tile Ainericans would It was announced in TIamasc;s U.S. F-iOO super sabre was shot J hnso Uon :was ~e~ea.: .-, Tl:ie ~esid~te Saio:' "I'think concernea.:~.ecent df;!velopme,nts fu._' - States oolicy in. the United Na. want io bomb :Hanoi. ,_ ''rthirik'' that Syna ',would support the BOEHv~ ence O ~ohrisOn, ~er ~ q~on, g6od-many,~ jet 727, down. The pl'lot balft'> out but !th h n renewed his pledge . In, ti> ,tha.t there'¥e a Kasliiriir.. '_ - ,-,. ' tions Yet II'.dl

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