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I An average, of 50 patients per day Rusk·belfeVed 'Slmate,Fotel8n,Re- .·'·',',Countrles..They, declai'ed die, U~·:'·'"tAnd.'tlley· expect, more ,pclltiCal :neD:tIii;rilari',.,ftlbl·~P'i~tare w'he.led into 'the bU"1an'Courilet'·iii CircitlatiQI\ 'ant! Adv~r~l~inB. 1tJ.....e., latlona 'Coiillnitt~,:'tnenlbehi'~'·ted "States, '8hoW.i!'rio*:'tUril'::'\'·itif\'~rO~IIint8''01\'~ihl!~,S&igonseed In' Of 'i~I..,kt~ICa1·'"Gxliiripl~'1Ci!:'\'IWOrdtthe coUrse Ibe ',institute'l diagnolis to raise ihis" ,ciuestlon wlieil,,,,'lie .·back on ~V:l~tnam"nbW,.\becaUse·'of, /,>climli!8'n)onthl;, ;\: I,'. .. .. Extensi~n.:59:'1 int&'·plou.~1i~'.':~n~i'!ho·Iirltiltiand fundamen\BI'.reSe8rcb· jlrogrillnDl... testi/lecHast:'week.'for .,li,'resident its wlltlcA1...unre.t...... ';",' :,':,.,; 'SOm~'I;·i~ti-atIpD..,' experts ~ ),. ',' .; j' ',,' \•• ship, .<"Cr&ay" "."I,,:ltwe1ve.f.!iouaand Dr. Hellmuth' Heinrich, .proud r.ther ~orelgn' d~e~c;ei'~n··~o\hliveiptiv~~tiJ!lisliiviDga~b- Jo'Ilnson'il' aid bill., ", ,.. Th.e ";t!ie' . P(ojeC~ Editorial: Ex.' 24',' 58 inn v.... I' buIlUn.· 1900, ~i1iehWal of the human counter /lad 'a " ' The answer'produced by' adml-. Greece:.Francli l*D:aira'lUId" !ylet- . out the...p.n,lposeiLSpiJtht.y.letnam­ ./ . '·1 ,', \ ... w&.i~b ~. l'~~ 'subma~i"~elogical' answer as to why Ilcel 1,_. '." ,,..-l I !' Junk 'the 8-:&t/ J#d8i1s\tn~,~ys t!U\t{'A,in/!rl,cail{m!l~w.{b!1t:~"(d$loetat~~o1i)"i::::',~i~ :i~il;;tiail' niStratlOI! . recent.'· n&m'IS' .• ,'... ,fo~lo\"'Cd'b~.,:/n~tlo.nlHel'liDl" .:' ", ,disc:iJJaecl 'olht(,4eyelopma .. ) 1 ~.. .":T., ., ~dapted:.Thii: had been lying in the sea for Dearly PrintedJby::tiove('tlfnent tI~'t~",,", .J!qpcr l, ,'. indlealea lhitour peopie In ,1961;,!lfter obtalJiiug uritilb .ad­ is'alongl~eseilln!!8:no't,,·Aii1erl~, ~1~IOhBlU'e m wonld ,i4 ·1iI'.;alli:b';'epDv,... ~ .' . Ilves, ?,(erev'at·,\Itf!-:·, held , ",1 atilbe.pa.t f"",·in';nlbl Helo1imd Province add"" .ilie"ri"', I~'another"lsaue:"pf','da,i1y..: Bedar ,; task ot aalvaging the Cn:siy'S steel plat­ He pointed oui Ibat the Creaay' and alleged.Co~t.~· in'·, . Last ~ks'·eaBua1ti.."~~ . and ciYillail goVernment takell nod,1eon·8 larie d_d ..rot' WFPu' a ~on,"ct 1 MIllUUIl'."'lllhIMlIlIlllllhllllllllllllllllllllIIlUIlIIlIlIIIIIUIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllliJIIIIIIIIlIIIII"l:JlI."111111111l111ll11111111U\~I'~I~t1IllIIIIl~lill!I.ltlmiIIIlIlHIl.IIIIl~IINI_H'!'erionill lYlth the people by Ba~'a irlg. th~ ...... , 'Ninety pei·.Cent of ·th~1lCOple. in writer reCalledthat Ibe PeoPle, of . her silter ships were buHt before' /<' . IAsIa .8s\:~~~;,'~'(~~ . .from Vie~,~wed,'tbaf/f~r.' o-ler. 'that g9Vi!rnme~.t''In, tum liltaitce, for emetgenc;iel'arising.maip1y • thc'hcad' ·and. members of ,.the govern .' eapital Maiari~barir'have,p.enwaitin, The ship lay. aome '/WenlY' fathoms atomic ero., ,that ia" pz:ior to, 1944· when !1i,e''''Wllnl,i.~jtmllltary',:JI.merl~Could~conle..~uscep~lble from. extensive r1dro'uaht in'i tarae partI i'Ff,'fab Bre·••Baged 10 famlinS but Ibil (Jases war .cannot 'the first 'ttm"mllre as to 'mebil, ,,,e11'~~!efulin t1l1l.:wa~they get need· to be modenii*lJ;'·· now d1:'aroli 'for aub~oDtinent",8Dd.1.~P.tio;' for 'Years for" clean\IrlnkJ"s 'water, deep in' the Scholeio EatuarY, off Ibe the Americans exploded ttielr ,'first ato­ means' al.bne. .The··~~sovem-,than South Vletnatljese'" were various pcllti~.pressUres. as a 'of the Indian Y in .doea .Dot ikliei'lhCinl",bUlY to' biow the'Probl.m.of eaeb iprovinCe, long periods beciusiC, *bere Is emclent ~m"ore SeVeral times "promlaea- ..were made mic device. The vessels" .teel plating Controlling Traffic no' nientishould have broad...wppcj't . !tIlled in "ction;' :pOlltiCaI nilljt.,y ~glJi)e.:, .... _ eastern .and SQuthern" Africa. ", thanave month.'atthe' 'yearilDce Dutch couI, wlileh mllde it difficult for The . , ,. I Tdday I we hove. r~cti~,a. staso ~ tha~'drinking 'water'.. woutd .·be ,made was . therefore not . contaminated .by The government's dcclsion to make the city method of. handlmri.lhem. . among .the' South, Vletnainese' trouble has also impeded U.S.'. From the standpOint of ,~eo Iq India alone the .director aeneral' of most or Ibe land in: tho provine<> ia the· salvage boat to anchQr, our social Ilfe when Oll(Cfulitudies'of aVail~bleinBa~ Tr~~C .~e ~ad . bilt these, promi... H9"(ever, 'after urid~rWater'blalting radioo.ctivity. 1 traffic dcpartmcnt a parI of the Ministry of We hope' the D.epartmel!t will, people. , arms and, eConoinic.aid;·and some. flcw,operatlng wiihthe ·S.. Viet- FAO approved .,'a.iilfan.ce·· worth dry .fann.ed. For lbe reat pr th.:yC.r soela" &trairs and .·implementing. of dUJIcuItles. .' riain~, $7.7 millioA: '. .. " " mOlt of the peopl~'at".'!dIeand live on have never. beeti'cam'" out, said Ibe and acetylene cutting operations, Interior should rcsult In somc stronger mea· vigorous steps to overcome these the ,turbulent pblltic&\i;iocly', .pecial six to surcs to protect both driver and pedestrians achieve goals .which 'arcthe welfare of , -' cd arler 1944 is inevitably contaminat­ as the Intemal ptoCess movl.iig to- clII maneuvering. " . which has a central authority 'ex­ mmlon haC!...... pledjed to the proa­ flve monthl .work, laid the wri\Cr _ight-.inch·thlck·plating, were' brought' to throughout thc country t'h~people and the eco'nomlc' develo~ International Court ward Ii regime wblch will" be ' This'situatlon' has . begun to .eri:islng ·real'· control ramme 'for \the next, tliree' yeanat an It'il :ea.eniJal IbAt more, oppclrl'!J1ltlea After giving' a ahort !1C~p~tof "ow the 'urtace. ed by tbe U.S. atoinie bombl .dropped The Trani<: Dcpartmcnt in the Ministry of m~nt!Jf 'the cO'untry, noted the paPer, in Hlro,hima and Nagasaki,· the Pad­ /nore popUlar, whU~',still. ,anti- .rtlise doubts wnong some Of.,the There is., some apprehension Jnnuary 18Coriferertte' in.NewIYork. for emploYment 'be provided In the l the 'wrlter "urged' 'lbe authoriti" ""0­ About. aixty. ton. of ibis steel were will be organised Each nation· . hal 'ita own tradi~()ns Intcrior to assume responsl· cemOd to IOlve 'lbe 'problem lOOn In univer~fie bomb tests, and m'ore especially the The twcnty·year-old international COurt ·cp~un~st.:"and,therefore. more supporters' of ,Johilson's Vietnam ,here, that WOng with a .broaden­ Ifo\\,ever, the Ublte6· St&lea.pled_ IProvln~earid tllil eannol ·be· done;' un' and 'tbeae arc what' dlstingullh· one .flapped up'by the Hambura blllty Inr traffic all over the country rather than "~alnst order. to prevent the. Ipread of diaeaie. fifty to a hundred megaton ton· nuclear of Justice will next ·week begin consideration effectIve in the ·.flght ·the ,pOlley,not just critics who In the . iQIJ .of ,the Salg'ln government'a lhe ~D.rlest.was subject 'to 'riJ.atchln. con~leu induatry i. introduced on a ,Iarae lity's .Phyiiologicahchemlcal Irlltitute just within the cities. IIigbways will now be tests carried out by the Soviet Union, o'f a case Involvingapllrtheld. The justice·lC!v. Viet elmg. _ . ," paSt have. oppcs'ed the .u,S. cclII-' political' base would come a dlffu- tributioils from the relt 'or the world scale. The" mote pCpple', 'arc employed Imtrollcd as well as city strc'ets fc~er. con~ Quite apan rrom atomic leat., 'pre­ ing peoplc of the 'world are awaiting tile deci­ Vice' President Hubert' H. HtIm- mitmentand urged Withdrawal sion .of responsibility and autho- The progtllmme now .had $153 mil­ the Crir!1C1will tat'';' place, Although tranie and strect lights have phrey nod ,roving ambaasador . W. JohnllOn aideS' "ay the "dove" rity elulled the writer, sent--day steel is contaminated from the sion ·of tWs court lion· aelually available to it. Ultimately hecn installed in some places, pcople In Kabul, Averell .Harriman, in separate critics, while receiving much pub-. (AP) the progtllmme might bave $175 mil­ outset by the cobalt pellets which man Should the court· decide that measures be The opening of two middle Ichools ufaeturers embed in blast furnace in whcthcr walldng, driving, or riding a 'bicyCle, lion, Thil waa ltill' far IIhort of the tar~ at the same time in i the Aodrab wolea~ adopted by the com'munlty of men at large to get. of '$275 million .et by the UN ner walls to che.ek their degree of des do 'not Iccl safe on the strects. Among the pro· waH in Bagblan province iIIustralel lhe end apartheid, thcn It is sure that thc SecuritY and FAO truction. (OPA) blcms with which tbe new TraIBc Department Luna-IO' To Orbit Moon:Several Years social growth and keen interest of the must deal in the capit:lI city are improving Council as the guariJJan of man's security and Expected Resources available for; projecta of organ charged with "enforcing the .deelsloits tif economic and soc'ial development, people in educational development, the performance of policemen, updating, trilftlc pAring to olve these taaks said Parwaz in an article published Following is the lOot 01 a press .• PrQt.:Naum Origorov aaid tha't the Boc~ said, were only about $116 laws. and seeing that l'eltIlations are enforced the court must recommend action. in the daily ltehad of Bagblan pro­ ('Ufl/ert!nu on "Luna-IO" held ;n Kddysh"laid lhat Lunar-10 is not msgnetoinelre on board the Iputnlk million,'as against $167 milUon required In' the 29 cases handled by the cou,rt since vince The police should be-t'ralned to help pedes· Moscow on April' 16.• carryina Iiny 'photo camenu because it dct.ermfned the presence near the moon (or requests already submitted Farm Mechanics trians and drivers by activety directing traffic. its inception topics ranging from political asy­ The first artificial satellite of the isf dealgned to fulfil, olber reaearch 100­ of a weak., monogenous and regular To avoid accidents during rush hours, for ins­ lum to boundaries betwecn nations havc been moon "luna-IO", put into orbit by the dies, The lpu~!,poWClr IOurces an: malP)elie fteld One of these two scbools was opened To Be Trained in accordence with the educational tancc, they should halt cars on the main roads decided Soviet Union on April 3, will exist chemieal. Judgina -l>Ytelemetry data An analysis of the ·materials ahowed lADIO KABUL. April 19,-Two senior ins­ the orbit of· the Orat artificial lunar development 'proaramrnea of Ibe Minla­ to give tbosc from side roads an opportunity to Although national sovereignty has been a several years, The period of ita active that the intensity of the particles in AfG~A~'STAN There are reportedly 500 beat tructors from the Massey-Ferguson work during which it will trailJit infor~satellite is changing, but there are no try of Education and the other one 'bas School or Farm Mechanisation at enter the stream 01 traffic the moon', radiation belt ill a hundred music groups in Czechoslovakia major stumbling block to the Implementation been established through volunteer con­ Itather than just recording accidents after mation will be less. It ia not planned big anomalies thousand 'times less ·than in the cadis In Cuba. strongman Fidel Castro Stoneleigh, near Coventry (0 the Eng­ of decisions and to the jurisdiction of the Inter to return it back to earth Geochemilt Ale~anderVinogradov Programme tributJonl of Ibe local people. lish Midlands, will spend sixmonth. in happen. policc tion belta of the earth bas placed a t01a1 ban on beaUe re­ they thc should .try to prevcnt national Court, exccl,t for one decision which rad~ctivitY TUESDAy The volunteer contribution of Al, Keldysh said that the level of radio said lhat studies of tho of Prof. Alexander Mikhailov, director cords and other "manifestations of Afghanistan to eonduct trainins cour lhem by enforciug such regulations as those was not heed cd by Albania, all the rest havc lion in near lunar space allows such rocts of the lunar ,urfaee yield import~ 150,000 raises the hope that the people scs in lhe operation, mainttnance and of Pukovo Obaervatory neat Leoin~ western decadence" to bring young forbidding driving without lights at night or have realiled the advantagC3 of educa been accepted by the nations concerned. fipaco ships as Vostok and Voskhod to ant information "from .the view point grad, laid that Ibe artiftcial moon .satel Cubans into line. repair oC fann machinery ordered by "arkin/: on narrow roads. Instance, of the future pmctica1 winning the Foreign ServIces lion and ate moving on the Path to­ For Although it is not the express duty of tbe stay there of lite was extremely important for deter­ As for the youth tbemselves, they the Government of Afghani.tan trom Western Music wards welfo.re and prosperity. This ten~ lhe sixty or seventy lorries parked on the Silo court to help the developing nations organise The president of the Soviet Academy moon." The general intensity of pmma mining more exactly the mas. and shape prefer beat music and s.uch off Massey-Fergwon Limiled of Sciences Stislav Keldyah said this at radiation on the lunar mtface caD be dency iridicates that the people are sprio'gs of the twiSl as the watus,1 The order, worth more than £320.500 road arc a definite hazard at night. The new their judicial affairs, if the court could extend of the PIaJi.L It WIll a1$Oof great im compared on the whole with the ter· Urdo Procnmme: I willing to help the government work for regulations governing buses are a good start help in this are it could further strengthen In· a press confer.eoce dev9ted to the pre-­ portance for buUdlngan exa.et theory and the jerk. to tbe prescribed tra arid covering tractors and J,000 imple-­ reluI~ restn::.) one and thi, allow. to draw 6: llO-6: 30 p.m. AlIT 4775 K.oa the 'country's de'velopment, a.ssened the bul they must be put into practice ternational justice by improving national judi­ iiminary of the Rigbt of Luna-IO, or the movement of the moon and ditional foil< dances menu. is the largest single contract for It was transmitted by intervision from the conclusion that the process of the m bsnd writer .Soeiologista point out that youth farm mo.chinery ever placed by the Traffic regulations and court procedures cial systems studying the un~enneuin the rotation CCfTcstrial group hu apparently one I!:q~~: In the past, parents made a lot of the hall of scientists club where Yuri of Ibe earth has always been in revolt against Afghan Government wilh a wcstern Gagarin addressed journalists for the the samemecbanilm 6:30-7:00 ASr 4775 K.oa OD 62 excuses to prevent. their children from the older B"nerations. (DPA) country, It includes technical and first time after his succeasful space In the cpurse of five houn 16 minutes These complex tasks could be accom­ BasaIaaProjramm.: enrolling in the schools butttbjs way of training heJp flight five years ago, • the instruments on bOardLunar-tO re­ I plished in full only with the help of 10:011-10:30 pm. ASr 477' Kca. thinking has graduaUy vanished and the Delivery of the British equipment OD Consid~ringthat the assembly of biB gilterec1 53 Itrlkea hy meteor parlielea several artifielal Satellites .of the moon 62 m band_ people .ha.ve realised how useful it is will be Completed in four months. It mes HOME PRESS AT A GLANCE spnee ships in orbit is an impqrtant In interplanetarY space Ibeir .avbrage but Luna·IO would unquestionably also Fortign IIlIIIU"P pfosram for their children to be edueated.INow will go to the Herat area in north step towards the winning of outer Dumber per square metre a second ie provide a wealth of new information Include loc&I and ,iljlemational the parents COQ1pet.c,in aeodin.a their British "Trogs" (Build Underground'Society weat Afghanistan for use in co-opera­ abput 100 timea I... nCWII, COIlUlleD!ary, IaIU on AI­ ehildren to .. hooll and even partly Fullowing discussion of the problem [he prc-oect1pations of the Mumet consumption of meat to once a space Soviet cotmlonaut8 art: also pre Hundreds of British' teellagers the . caves at weekends. ..' live mechanisation projects to increase gbaDistan shoulder the e~pensesinvolved towards \11 l'lly I' 'nsport. Monda)"s Islah deVOl pal Cooperation and tinally the con week. The paper also suggested have gone underground near this Sometimes it is a part-time tro- have made theu headquarters at cotton production this end. noted 'the wrjtcr, ~d11\ I:L •• urial to the question of taxis sidera ble reduction of sheep herds that the slaughter house and other Derbyshire resort to get away glodytes known to Initiated as Matlock The tractors will be the ligbt·med Friendship between Afghanistan aq~ rhe problem of city buses was dis which have resulted in soaring maat deparlments responsible should see Experts Meet-To'Discuss Five Inputs from it all. "weekend ravers". "Some are Intellectuals, who lOm 45.5 boaepower MP135 modell China dates hack more than 2,000 yean control~he l.'U\SCU lirst because the people arc most prices, one reaches the cpnelusion that slaughtering is done only 00 And, according to an evangelist Why h tb bo d ....Is write poetry", he said with· pressure company's ·s .... p~O'04 ·, and the ancient reti.. by bolb ~ III nes:d of comfortable and economic that it is time to do some tbing Thursdays so that people, who cab Ai'. r· .e. ",ICe working among them the teen- . ave ese. ys an .. . ne:.v and exclusive advance in tractor ~ounmesare'the .witneSSto su~.old vag~ants, t~e hydrauli~. ~ , r.:lly buses. noled the l:lapcr s.aid Monday's Anis in ils edilorial alford ii, can pur.chase' l;hc ~mou~t Vital To Improring Agricultural'Practices agers, including . drug followed the example of Gno- They have a stnct moral code friendly tiea, laid Helmand paper pub the~elves In thi~country the use of tax.is is entitled "Once a Week", 'hey need. . addicts and prostitutes are builds !"es, .legendary dwelle\'S m the among and hold mock This feature extends the principles lishcd twice a week in Helmand cave-m~ m~ages~th \Iill considerell a IUKury and most of One way is to Iry to q,ll d'own The paper said tbal if this propo U.S. experts will meet April 25 reason to hope that something can control, and improved agrlcultu­ WEDNESDAY" Ing their own society mterlOr oI tbe earth? the· guls to ease of weight ttansference--pioneerCd in our people make use' of them only in l.:onsumption, pointed out tbe paper sal is welcome by the public and under the auspices of tbe Nation­ be done about it. .ral practices such 'as better seed ProvinCe with a special moral code, mock "They are young tramps on the theIr consCiences Ferguson system tractOR with mounted b,ed prepatatilln and better soll mII1;l~es l.:mergencies. Furthermore there are no roday millions of people in put into practic .... by the authorities al Academy of Sciences to disCUSS Given 2 reasonably stable world ARIANA AFGHAN Aml,lNES .. . . and a ban on outsIders. run. They hide away in these . "We made contact with a girl equipment-to trailed implements. It lhell t.'harges for using laxis and Ihe Asia. E~r9pc,.Africa an'd other parts' concerned, it wilt help save the sheep ways of .solvlng humanity's most ,political situation; they feel that conditioning with better farm Beirut-TehraJi·l{abul AfaJ>ai;lil\aa ~d chinjl. wc.re .~gef:.~;\'I~arol.uid this DerbY/ihire dsmp,. dar~caves because they o! 14 Y,'ho admitted being a pros- provides additional traclive weight as tax.i drivers charge whatever amount of of the world are not accustomed to which are a good source of wool immediate' problem--:bunger and the great lInancil\l, technological tools such as tractors and the Arrival 1030 /lnk~by !he fa,mous Sijk R!,ute;, .:.~a,.Iarehoneyconibed with .. cav- feel socIety IS against th"!,,, and titute. . required. enabling engine' pow~rto be like .~oule money they wish, added the paper eating meal or they don't" eat it very for the country's woollen industry malnutrition. I and scientific resources of the pre-­ Khost-Kabul TflI,den travelled Ibla 4eqt!011l/.y,':'ei'tts,some paturiil: some 'hacked most of them have become ad-' The tlogs. are popular m Mat- used effectively and economically in Impruvement in the functioning of often. asserted rhe paper and secondly II will belp people The aIJ-day symposil!tD will sent duty. world can be cou'­ "What most pl'Ople don't re'a­ Arrival 1050 iuld..ealli~fisbedunaen~~in~','\id:'~i dO~t:.!>Yminers In ancient times. dieted to. their strange, way of lock a staid town with .about the operation of equipment like four­ J.ise", Dr, Revelle says, uis. that I:lly h,uses .....ill facilitate the work of The paper suggested thal the peo save money by nOI using 'much bring' together for the first time pled with the enormous. manpo­ Karachi-Kandahar-Kabul paper. " . :.. "," .,;.;niere. amid 'stalactiteS and hfe", ,aId 39-year-old Ken Ter- 17,500 people. Some cafes put wheeled trailers., heavy trailed' disc Ilur people and will even bring a night pIe' in Kabul should 'cut down the meat wer resources· of the developing these five agrlculturaf Inputs 1310 The ..-trIOlldahip between Afshaililla1l i :',stii\ligniites,. the twentieth cen- hoven, leader of a Protestant up notices .saying "no trogs ai- harrows, ploughs an~cultivaton ... authorities from,R0;VerntDent, pri­ ~ Arrival' ,Wh~'M~"- lIfe which our city now lacks th~ world to alleviate hunger. shouldn't be 'separately. It anel. Cb(Da iVa.rene:-ved ,,:··tlli'y' teenage, troglodytes have evangelist group. :working am- lowed." Impterpents 'to 'be supplied under the vate foundations 'lnd acade­ ~ Kabul-lOIost "iaid lhe p,tpe,.. If lhe people are ccr mic world' to explore the prob­ Hunger-malnutrition-is a fact noesn't do any good Incre8lle Depsrture 0lI30 alstan "vas among the .ml.-to ei\/ei1d' taken up residence.' '. ong the trogs.· The proprietors recognise trogs contnLet are mouldboard ploughs, disc fertiliser supply, for example, un­ ~f lain lhal transportatiun is available un WORLD PRESS lem In depth and in all· its aspects of life for two out at three people, Kabul-Kandahar reCognition tei -the government. .lbe Sg!)1e fifty "trogs". as they. are Terhoven Sliid the trags moved by their uniform and long hair harrows, 1i11era, trailers and tefT8.ccr les's ypu have adequate water. ·In Repu~Ji~ til late :It night Ihey will attend the The 11Ido",tsiun Iicrald, regarded as Chinese atrocities -political, economic, . technical, or an estimated 2,000 million men, Departure, 1130 People" of' China. Since ·then·, 'called, are Iivlrlli permilDently In about the country, but seemed 'to (Beuter) blades • fertilis~r DC go 10 women and children.. And the fact, added without suf­ r.:incma restaurants, added the a ....oice of the Foreign Minislry, Satur It says that the overseas ChlOes in scientific and social .AEBOFLOT problem is likely to get worse ficient water is llable to do more paper day suggested th~1those found guilty Indonesia for generations have always Moscow-Tashkent-Kabul The'",eeting ~epresentsa new it-. harm tb.an good. The fertiliser To improve laXI service, the paper" of corr:uption in government should be lived in harmony with the Indonesian· before gets better. Arrival 0955 Tecbn~logy~~~ij~ departure 'for the academy, ·the Dr.' Revelle recently· told a .will have only limit!'d effect un­ :;Ho se'..OnWheels, Makes Doll Talk, Inspects Sewers \uggesled thai the Minislry of Interior given a grace period of two weeks to people. They have made positive con ll nation's most·,infltientjaJ,llJ'\IuP",of ~1)~~"ID.West \holild first tlr all !'iCC 'thal taxi metres coogressiQDaI ,'COmmittee ·that ,less new plant varieties are deve­ \ Teel!nology has·pilt hoaSes oil GerJll!Uly, made own up-and, pay up tributions to the development of Indo scientists. The',acadet!iy!s',lUIJI,lial loped. High-yielding varieties are THURSDAY J arc Installed in all taxis. The lack 'of fhe ncwsI?aper said the new gOvern ncsia's economy and culture and have "there ..is not niuch prospect that spring meeting lilli .~aditlollal\y essential for real benefit from the \ ...\Jell metres un the bazaar is only an they, (the' world's hungry) will dolls. talk .In the Sovfe' U~OI;\,an~.~led"British engineers to , ment had promised to punish persons lought )icJc b.y side with lhe local pea been a forum. to s£ientlfic '1 reWt get eno,ugh· to·.eat ·for the next 15 fertiliser. High yield varieties C\t.'\t\c. he Mlnlslry of Interior should llllm~rous,~truggle .&JUANA AFGIYN AJBLINI:S who had abused their office for gain pic in against colo findings, often SeeminglY abstru­ pes18 he ahlc III make arrangements to im to ·20,years. In fact, I think it can "",d lots of fertiliser .bring InSpect sewage syste~:bytelevision. J~promise,S them light~rpunishment nialist enslavement se and for remQy'ed '.f£Om the pres- Kandahar-Kabul port the numher of tax.i Inetres nceded be said.'aItntist with certainty that 'and without pest control the high Arrival ,. 0830 and avoidance of publicity if they Most South Vietnamese do not want sing problems "bf\'~ple.. (Yield Will not be reaUsed for hu· pnmtell nul tile puper hunger· and starvation WiU in­ Herat-Mazar-Kabul The house below which waS d1splaled at ali International agree to confess to their crimes and 10 h.' be:- dominated by the communists 'fhe sYlDpOsiwn,. IIprospects of crease over the riei:t .15 to 20 man benefit". ImtalllOg {,If lalu metres will p.rc::vent return the 'wealth optained through cor and arc fightin'g to preserve their free Arrival 1600 the worlli food SlltlPly~,will be years unless food prodtictlon can "Perhops of greater importance ver~'hargJngby l.a,'l;l, dd"ers and di~ ruption to tile coffers of the state," it Evt'niriC New Delhi-Kabul Boat Show In Berlin Includes four bilrth!i and a klt4:hlln. .At right dum, the LUlldoll Standard moderated by Dr. 'J; '.George Bar· be rapidly IncreBsed to meet hu­ than these factors are the econo­ plJte~between taxI drivers :tnd passen Arrival 161G said said Friday rar, president of the Rock~ellerman needs" mic, social, and political prob­ gers. ~alllthe paper Kabul-New Delhi Burma is the "prnblcm eounlry The editorial said this truth is at Foundation. .,. lems of agriculture In tbe less a child converses wi,th a doll; one of the 411.000 toys In an exhibit At presellt the Tram\.' Department Departure 0800 ulong the route of Ihe Asia highway the: t:enlre of the conflici . Convoking the sympcs~um'ref­ More experts agree that the developed world". Dr. Revelle 11,1\ prepan:ll a ll.~lshowing ch.{rges Kabul.Mazar-Herat the limes oOLondon writes The Standard made these observll lects concern over' the world foo9 way to get 8 rapid Increase in notes. "These Involve credit, crop In Moscow., ~'owat right an engIBeer In Lorldon cheeks a sewer I hl\ ~rrangem~nlIS un~atisfactory Departure . Q900 The road from Tehran to SUlgon still Ilum in commenting upon recent re situation, notably In India; and is insuran,ce, storsge, transportation, llolled the paper food output the si!nultaneous IRANIAN AIRWAYS had some sizeable missing links in liS marks hy Sir Robert Thompson, who a deepening awareness.'ofthe·se­ ,use of five elements. These are land tenure, crop diversification, by remote cOlltrol. The system saves digging up streets to lind nw paper ulso .~uggestedthat all Tehran-Kabul 6,O~(1miles direct route, even eight ,\ as head of Ihe British advisory mis verity and enonnity of the prob­ Sufficient water to meet .evapo­ investment In .processing agri­ faults. 1;1\1" ..1J(lllld he Ihe "arne colour so that Arrival 091G years after the scheme was launched ':011 In South Vietnam for three years lem worldwide. ration requirements and to can­ cultural products, and above a1J, Ihe peopk 1.:,111 e:l\lly distmguish (hem Departure 1010 said the editorial ~lrRubert said the people of S, Viet Though the problem of .htlllller trol salinity; more fertiliser; high­ t;ommunication. witb, and moti­ An\IIIH:r It'ltcr hI l'\lah comment A high divorce rate anll mcreaslll~!lam ~'ontinueto rcsi51 a communist dates from antiqult)', exPerts see yielding s"l'ds; pest and disease vation of, the farmers" PIA l.:J on the .:onJu~·tll1gof handicrafls juvenile crime in Czechoslovakia was lake'Clver or their country despite de Pesbawar-Kabill 'arture h~)meor dass w~lrkfor the subjed on editorial' strongly condemns the . 0830 setup, remaining aware, of ~unc;.~t \ d~ter'po"lb~e'S<;Jviet movea into' West Indonesian right-wing reactionary forces strengthen and extend links with the so I Kabul-Khost Ill' handicrafts. blldael.,lIruelurol.oannot' , be cbanpd Gennany.·The Sovie;t Union now has 20 From Ihe stronc locic of butchers Jor their daily more frenzied anti eialist countries Departure 0830 OVC:fllighh.,l'!'i'c;iaIi/aai,4.. :,' divisiona l.n East Germa.Dy, offielall I Kabul.Kandahar-Tehran-Beirut In addition to wiMtiafactoIYlevel, of said and obvloully have tome re.ion Dl!panure 1030 glllllltlUlllllllilUUllliJllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltlllJllilllllllll1l11111lI111!ltllllltlllllllII1l1l1ll11lIltllll~III1IlInUlltlllllllllllllllllllIIIHllIlI1I1l1l11IJIIIIL.llllllrll~1II'lIl1l1tm.l!JIIJ!t~~IIII'lIIiI 'Pending'and' troop., the tollli bomb in· (or' keeping them there Kabul-Peshawar ~ S 11n S C RIP T ION RAT E V E R TIS [NG RAT I!: ~l' ~ Departure 1330 = SAD ".' ":".,.r. ,1 .!: = ' . i " Yearly Af. 1000 D' I % ~Half Yearly ...... Af. 600 IXI' ay: Column.. IOoh. AIs, 50" ". § Telephones "Q= t I .Al 300 ..,. ...i, . i "= .. ~ uarery.....' A{s:~IO·'~ •' Classifi.d: per line. body type. Fi(e IirigAde. '20nt E .. FOREIGN' ,fminimum ,\·t'ven line,)' per j"se#'ion: anytl!ing, fi}s'r ~ Police .' ~07 = Y.I • 40 . ,'J i = ear y ., ...... ,.. l' - 00·AtsbanilIaD ~ 1'.\.<~ ~~alfYearly ., . _ $ 25. will be dwrged s~",mlines). .. . '.' .~ ... 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I An average, of 50 patients per day Rusk·belfeVed 'Slmate,Fotel8n,Re- .·'·',',Countrles..They, declai'ed die, U~·:'·'"tAnd.'tlley· expect, more ,pclltiCal :neD:tIii;rilari',.,ftlbl·~P'i~tare w'he.led into 'the bU"1an'Courilet'·iii CircitlatiQI\ 'ant! Adv~r~l~inB. 1tJ.....e., latlona 'Coiillnitt~,:'tnenlbehi'~'·ted "States, '8hoW.i!'rio*:'tUril'::'\'·itif\'~rO~IIint8''01\'~ihl!~,S&igonseed In' Of 'i~I..,kt~ICa1·'"Gxliiripl~'1Ci!:'\'IWOrdtthe coUrse Ibe ',institute'l diagnolis to raise ihis" ,ciuestlon wlieil,,,,'lie .·back on ~V:l~tnam"nbW,.\becaUse·'of, /,>climli!8'n)onthl;, ;\: I,'. .. .. Extensi~n.:59:'1 int&'·plou.~1i~'.':~n~i'!ho·Iirltiltiand fundamen\BI'.reSe8rcb· jlrogrillnDl... testi/lecHast:'week.'for .,li,'resident its wlltlcA1...unre.t...... ';",' :,':,.,; 'SOm~'I;·i~ti-atIpD..,' experts ~ ),. ',' .; j' ',,' \•• ship, .<"Cr&ay" "."I,,:ltwe1ve.f.!iouaand Dr. Hellmuth' Heinrich, .proud r.ther ~orelgn' d~e~c;ei'~n··~o\hliveiptiv~~tiJ!lisliiviDga~b- Jo'Ilnson'il' aid bill., ", ,.. Th.e ";t!ie' . P(ojeC~ Editorial: Ex.' 24',' 58 inn v.... I' buIlUn.· 1900, ~i1iehWal of the human counter /lad 'a " ' The answer'produced by' adml-. Greece:.Francli l*D:aira'lUId" !ylet- . out the...p.n,lposeiLSpiJtht.y.letnam­ ./ . '·1 ,', \ ... w&.i~b ~. l'~~ 'subma~i"~elogical' answer as to why Ilcel 1,_. '." ,,..-l I !' Junk 'the 8-:&t/ J#d8i1s\tn~,~ys t!U\t{'A,in/!rl,cail{m!l~w.{b!1t:~"(d$loetat~~o1i)"i::::',~i~ :i~il;;tiail' niStratlOI! . recent.'· n&m'IS' .• ,'... ,fo~lo\"'Cd'b~.,:/n~tlo.nlHel'liDl" .:' ", ,disc:iJJaecl 'olht(,4eyelopma .. ) 1 ~.. .":T., ., ~dapted:.Thii: had been lying in the sea for Dearly PrintedJby::tiove('tlfnent tI~'t~",,", .J!qpcr l, ,'. indlealea lhitour peopie In ,1961;,!lfter obtalJiiug uritilb .ad­ is'alongl~eseilln!!8:no't,,·Aii1erl~, ~1~IOhBlU'e m wonld ,i4 ·1iI'.;alli:b';'epDv,... ~ .' . Ilves, ?,(erev'at·,\Itf!-:·, held , ",1 atilbe.pa.t f"",·in';nlbl Helo1imd Province add"" .ilie"ri"', I~'another"lsaue:"pf','da,i1y..: Bedar ,; task ot aalvaging the Cn:siy'S steel plat­ He pointed oui Ibat the Creaay' and alleged.Co~t.~· in'·, . Last ~ks'·eaBua1ti.."~~ . and ciYillail goVernment takell nod,1eon·8 larie d_d ..rot' WFPu' a ~on,"ct 1 MIllUUIl'."'lllhIMlIlIlllllhllllllllllllllllllllIIlUIlIIlIlIIIIIUIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllliJIIIIIIIIlIIIII"l:JlI."111111111l111ll11111111U\~I'~I~t1IllIIIIl~lill!I.ltlmiIIIlIlHIl.IIIIl~IINI_H'!'erionill lYlth the people by Ba~'a irlg. th~ ...... , 'Ninety pei·.Cent of ·th~1lCOple. in writer reCalledthat Ibe PeoPle, of . her silter ships were buHt before' /<' . IAsIa .8s\:~~~;,'~'(~~ . .from Vie~,~wed,'tbaf/f~r.' o-ler. 'that g9Vi!rnme~.t''In, tum liltaitce, for emetgenc;iel'arising.maip1y • thc'hcad' ·and. members of ,.the govern .' eapital Maiari~barir'have,p.enwaitin, The ship lay. aome '/WenlY' fathoms atomic ero., ,that ia" pz:ior to, 1944· when !1i,e''''Wllnl,i.~jtmllltary',:JI.merl~Could~conle..~uscep~lble from. extensive r1dro'uaht in'i tarae partI i'Ff,'fab Bre·••Baged 10 famlinS but Ibil (Jases war .cannot 'the first 'ttm"mllre as to 'mebil, ,,,e11'~~!efulin t1l1l.:wa~they get need· to be modenii*lJ;'·· now d1:'aroli 'for aub~oDtinent",8Dd.1.~P.tio;' for 'Years for" clean\IrlnkJ"s 'water, deep in' the Scholeio EatuarY, off Ibe the Americans exploded ttielr ,'first ato­ means' al.bne. .The··~~sovem-,than South Vletnatljese'" were various pcllti~.pressUres. as a 'of the Indian Y in .doea .Dot ikliei'lhCinl",bUlY to' biow the'Probl.m.of eaeb iprovinCe, long periods beciusiC, *bere Is emclent ~m"ore SeVeral times "promlaea- ..were made mic device. The vessels" .teel plating Controlling Traffic no' nientishould have broad...wppcj't . !tIlled in "ction;' :pOlltiCaI nilljt.,y ~glJi)e.:, .... _ eastern .and SQuthern" Africa. ", thanave month.'atthe' 'yearilDce Dutch couI, wlileh mllde it difficult for The . , ,. I Tdday I we hove. r~cti~,a. staso ~ tha~'drinking 'water'.. woutd .·be ,made was . therefore not . contaminated .by The government's dcclsion to make the city method of. handlmri.lhem. . among .the' South, Vletnainese' trouble has also impeded U.S.'. From the standpOint of ,~eo Iq India alone the .director aeneral' of most or Ibe land in: tho provine<> ia the· salvage boat to anchQr, our social Ilfe when Oll(Cfulitudies'of aVail~bleinBa~ Tr~~C .~e ~ad . bilt these, promi... H9"(ever, 'after urid~rWater'blalting radioo.ctivity. 1 traffic dcpartmcnt a parI of the Ministry of We hope' the D.epartmel!t will, people. , arms and, eConoinic.aid;·and some. flcw,operatlng wiihthe ·S.. Viet- FAO approved .,'a.iilfan.ce·· worth dry .fann.ed. For lbe reat pr th.:yC.r soela" &trairs and .·implementing. of dUJIcuItles. .' riain~, $7.7 millioA: '. .. " " mOlt of the peopl~'at".'!dIeand live on have never. beeti'cam'" out, said Ibe and acetylene cutting operations, Interior should rcsult In somc stronger mea· vigorous steps to overcome these the ,turbulent pblltic&\i;iocly', .pecial six to surcs to protect both driver and pedestrians achieve goals .which 'arcthe welfare of , -' cd arler 1944 is inevitably contaminat­ as the Intemal ptoCess movl.iig to- clII maneuvering. " . which has a central authority 'ex­ mmlon haC!...... pledjed to the proa­ flve monthl .work, laid the wri\Cr _ight-.inch·thlck·plating, were' brought' to throughout thc country t'h~people and the eco'nomlc' develo~ International Court ward Ii regime wblch will" be ' This'situatlon' has . begun to .eri:islng ·real'· control ramme 'for \the next, tliree' yeanat an It'il :ea.eniJal IbAt more, oppclrl'!J1ltlea After giving' a ahort !1C~p~tof "ow the 'urtace. ed by tbe U.S. atoinie bombl .dropped The Trani<: Dcpartmcnt in the Ministry of m~nt!Jf 'the cO'untry, noted the paPer, in Hlro,hima and Nagasaki,· the Pad­ /nore popUlar, whU~',still. ,anti- .rtlise doubts wnong some Of.,the There is., some apprehension Jnnuary 18Coriferertte' in.NewIYork. for emploYment 'be provided In the l the 'wrlter "urged' 'lbe authoriti" ""0­ About. aixty. ton. of ibis steel were will be organised Each nation· . hal 'ita own tradi~()ns Intcrior to assume responsl· cemOd to IOlve 'lbe 'problem lOOn In univer~fie bomb tests, and m'ore especially the The twcnty·year-old international COurt ·cp~un~st.:"and,therefore. more supporters' of ,Johilson's Vietnam ,here, that WOng with a .broaden­ Ifo\\,ever, the Ublte6· St&lea.pled_ IProvln~earid tllil eannol ·be· done;' un' and 'tbeae arc what' dlstingullh· one .flapped up'by the Hambura blllty Inr traffic all over the country rather than "~alnst order. to prevent the. Ipread of diaeaie. fifty to a hundred megaton ton· nuclear of Justice will next ·week begin consideration effectIve in the ·.flght ·the ,pOlley,not just critics who In the . iQIJ .of ,the Salg'ln government'a lhe ~D.rlest.was subject 'to 'riJ.atchln. con~leu induatry i. introduced on a ,Iarae lity's .Phyiiologicahchemlcal Irlltitute just within the cities. IIigbways will now be tests carried out by the Soviet Union, o'f a case Involvingapllrtheld. The justice·lC!v. Viet elmg. _ . ," paSt have. oppcs'ed the .u,S. cclII-' political' base would come a dlffu- tributioils from the relt 'or the world scale. The" mote pCpple', 'arc employed Imtrollcd as well as city strc'ets fc~er. con~ Quite apan rrom atomic leat., 'pre­ ing peoplc of the 'world are awaiting tile deci­ Vice' President Hubert' H. HtIm- mitmentand urged Withdrawal sion .of responsibility and autho- The progtllmme now .had $153 mil­ the Crir!1C1will tat'';' place, Although tranie and strect lights have phrey nod ,roving ambaasador . W. JohnllOn aideS' "ay the "dove" rity elulled the writer, sent--day steel is contaminated from the sion ·of tWs court lion· aelually available to it. Ultimately hecn installed in some places, pcople In Kabul, Averell .Harriman, in separate critics, while receiving much pub-. (AP) the progtllmme might bave $175 mil­ outset by the cobalt pellets which man Should the court· decide that measures be The opening of two middle Ichools ufaeturers embed in blast furnace in whcthcr walldng, driving, or riding a 'bicyCle, lion, Thil waa ltill' far IIhort of the tar~ at the same time in i the Aodrab wolea~ adopted by the com'munlty of men at large to get. of '$275 million .et by the UN ner walls to che.ek their degree of des do 'not Iccl safe on the strects. Among the pro· waH in Bagblan province iIIustralel lhe end apartheid, thcn It is sure that thc SecuritY and FAO truction. (OPA) blcms with which tbe new TraIBc Department Luna-IO' To Orbit Moon:Several Years social growth and keen interest of the must deal in the capit:lI city are improving Council as the guariJJan of man's security and Expected Resources available for; projecta of organ charged with "enforcing the .deelsloits tif economic and soc'ial development, people in educational development, the performance of policemen, updating, trilftlc pAring to olve these taaks said Parwaz in an article published Following is the lOot 01 a press .• PrQt.:Naum Origorov aaid tha't the Boc~ said, were only about $116 laws. and seeing that l'eltIlations are enforced the court must recommend action. in the daily ltehad of Bagblan pro­ ('Ufl/ert!nu on "Luna-IO" held ;n Kddysh"laid lhat Lunar-10 is not msgnetoinelre on board the Iputnlk million,'as against $167 milUon required In' the 29 cases handled by the cou,rt since vince The police should be-t'ralned to help pedes· Moscow on April' 16.• carryina Iiny 'photo camenu because it dct.ermfned the presence near the moon (or requests already submitted Farm Mechanics trians and drivers by activety directing traffic. its inception topics ranging from political asy­ The first artificial satellite of the isf dealgned to fulfil, olber reaearch 100­ of a weak., monogenous and regular To avoid accidents during rush hours, for ins­ lum to boundaries betwecn nations havc been moon "luna-IO", put into orbit by the dies, The lpu~!,poWClr IOurces an: malP)elie fteld One of these two scbools was opened To Be Trained in accordence with the educational tancc, they should halt cars on the main roads decided Soviet Union on April 3, will exist chemieal. Judgina -l>Ytelemetry data An analysis of the ·materials ahowed lADIO KABUL. April 19,-Two senior ins­ the orbit of· the Orat artificial lunar development 'proaramrnea of Ibe Minla­ to give tbosc from side roads an opportunity to Although national sovereignty has been a several years, The period of ita active that the intensity of the particles in AfG~A~'STAN There are reportedly 500 beat tructors from the Massey-Ferguson work during which it will trailJit infor~satellite is changing, but there are no try of Education and the other one 'bas School or Farm Mechanisation at enter the stream 01 traffic the moon', radiation belt ill a hundred music groups in Czechoslovakia major stumbling block to the Implementation been established through volunteer con­ Itather than just recording accidents after mation will be less. It ia not planned big anomalies thousand 'times less ·than in the cadis In Cuba. strongman Fidel Castro Stoneleigh, near Coventry (0 the Eng­ of decisions and to the jurisdiction of the Inter to return it back to earth Geochemilt Ale~anderVinogradov Programme tributJonl of Ibe local people. lish Midlands, will spend sixmonth. in happen. policc tion belta of the earth bas placed a t01a1 ban on beaUe re­ they thc should .try to prevcnt national Court, exccl,t for one decision which rad~ctivitY TUESDAy The volunteer contribution of Al, Keldysh said that the level of radio said lhat studies of tho of Prof. Alexander Mikhailov, director cords and other "manifestations of Afghanistan to eonduct trainins cour lhem by enforciug such regulations as those was not heed cd by Albania, all the rest havc lion in near lunar space allows such rocts of the lunar ,urfaee yield import~ 150,000 raises the hope that the people scs in lhe operation, mainttnance and of Pukovo Obaervatory neat Leoin~ western decadence" to bring young forbidding driving without lights at night or have realiled the advantagC3 of educa been accepted by the nations concerned. fipaco ships as Vostok and Voskhod to ant information "from .the view point grad, laid that Ibe artiftcial moon .satel Cubans into line. repair oC fann machinery ordered by "arkin/: on narrow roads. Instance, of the future pmctica1 winning the Foreign ServIces lion and ate moving on the Path to­ For Although it is not the express duty of tbe stay there of lite was extremely important for deter­ As for the youth tbemselves, they the Government of Afghani.tan trom Western Music wards welfo.re and prosperity. This ten~ lhe sixty or seventy lorries parked on the Silo court to help the developing nations organise The president of the Soviet Academy moon." The general intensity of pmma mining more exactly the mas. and shape prefer beat music and s.uch off Massey-Fergwon Limiled of Sciences Stislav Keldyah said this at radiation on the lunar mtface caD be dency iridicates that the people are sprio'gs of the twiSl as the watus,1 The order, worth more than £320.500 road arc a definite hazard at night. The new their judicial affairs, if the court could extend of the PIaJi.L It WIll a1$Oof great im compared on the whole with the ter· Urdo Procnmme: I willing to help the government work for regulations governing buses are a good start help in this are it could further strengthen In· a press confer.eoce dev9ted to the pre-­ portance for buUdlngan exa.et theory and the jerk. to tbe prescribed tra arid covering tractors and J,000 imple-­ reluI~ restn::.) one and thi, allow. to draw 6: llO-6: 30 p.m. AlIT 4775 K.oa the 'country's de'velopment, a.ssened the bul they must be put into practice ternational justice by improving national judi­ iiminary of the Rigbt of Luna-IO, or the movement of the moon and ditional foil< dances menu. is the largest single contract for It was transmitted by intervision from the conclusion that the process of the m bsnd writer .Soeiologista point out that youth farm mo.chinery ever placed by the Traffic regulations and court procedures cial systems studying the un~enneuin the rotation CCfTcstrial group hu apparently one I!:q~~: In the past, parents made a lot of the hall of scientists club where Yuri of Ibe earth has always been in revolt against Afghan Government wilh a wcstern Gagarin addressed journalists for the the samemecbanilm 6:30-7:00 ASr 4775 K.oa OD 62 excuses to prevent. their children from the older B"nerations. (DPA) country, It includes technical and first time after his succeasful space In the cpurse of five houn 16 minutes These complex tasks could be accom­ BasaIaaProjramm.: enrolling in the schools butttbjs way of training heJp flight five years ago, • the instruments on bOardLunar-tO re­ I plished in full only with the help of 10:011-10:30 pm. ASr 477' Kca. thinking has graduaUy vanished and the Delivery of the British equipment OD Consid~ringthat the assembly of biB gilterec1 53 Itrlkea hy meteor parlielea several artifielal Satellites .of the moon 62 m band_ people .ha.ve realised how useful it is will be Completed in four months. It mes HOME PRESS AT A GLANCE spnee ships in orbit is an impqrtant In interplanetarY space Ibeir .avbrage but Luna·IO would unquestionably also Fortign IIlIIIU"P pfosram for their children to be edueated.INow will go to the Herat area in north step towards the winning of outer Dumber per square metre a second ie provide a wealth of new information Include loc&I and ,iljlemational the parents COQ1pet.c,in aeodin.a their British "Trogs" (Build Underground'Society weat Afghanistan for use in co-opera­ abput 100 timea I... nCWII, COIlUlleD!ary, IaIU on AI­ ehildren to .. hooll and even partly Fullowing discussion of the problem [he prc-oect1pations of the Mumet consumption of meat to once a space Soviet cotmlonaut8 art: also pre Hundreds of British' teellagers the . caves at weekends. ..' live mechanisation projects to increase gbaDistan shoulder the e~pensesinvolved towards \11 l'lly I' 'nsport. Monda)"s Islah deVOl pal Cooperation and tinally the con week. The paper also suggested have gone underground near this Sometimes it is a part-time tro- have made theu headquarters at cotton production this end. noted 'the wrjtcr, ~d11\ I:L •• urial to the question of taxis sidera ble reduction of sheep herds that the slaughter house and other Derbyshire resort to get away glodytes known to Initiated as Matlock The tractors will be the ligbt·med Friendship between Afghanistan aq~ rhe problem of city buses was dis which have resulted in soaring maat deparlments responsible should see Experts Meet-To'Discuss Five Inputs from it all. "weekend ravers". "Some are Intellectuals, who lOm 45.5 boaepower MP135 modell China dates hack more than 2,000 yean control~he l.'U\SCU lirst because the people arc most prices, one reaches the cpnelusion that slaughtering is done only 00 And, according to an evangelist Why h tb bo d ....Is write poetry", he said with· pressure company's ·s .... p~O'04 ·, and the ancient reti.. by bolb ~ III nes:d of comfortable and economic that it is time to do some tbing Thursdays so that people, who cab Ai'. r· .e. ",ICe working among them the teen- . ave ese. ys an .. . ne:.v and exclusive advance in tractor ~ounmesare'the .witneSSto su~.old vag~ants, t~e hydrauli~. ~ , r.:lly buses. noled the l:lapcr s.aid Monday's Anis in ils edilorial alford ii, can pur.chase' l;hc ~mou~t Vital To Improring Agricultural'Practices agers, including . drug followed the example of Gno- They have a stnct moral code friendly tiea, laid Helmand paper pub the~elves In thi~country the use of tax.is is entitled "Once a Week", 'hey need. . addicts and prostitutes are builds !"es, .legendary dwelle\'S m the among and hold mock This feature extends the principles lishcd twice a week in Helmand cave-m~ m~ages~th \Iill considerell a IUKury and most of One way is to Iry to q,ll d'own The paper said tbal if this propo U.S. experts will meet April 25 reason to hope that something can control, and improved agrlcultu­ WEDNESDAY" Ing their own society mterlOr oI tbe earth? the· guls to ease of weight ttansference--pioneerCd in our people make use' of them only in l.:onsumption, pointed out tbe paper sal is welcome by the public and under the auspices of tbe Nation­ be done about it. .ral practices such 'as better seed ProvinCe with a special moral code, mock "They are young tramps on the theIr consCiences Ferguson system tractOR with mounted b,ed prepatatilln and better soll mII1;l~es l.:mergencies. Furthermore there are no roday millions of people in put into practic .... by the authorities al Academy of Sciences to disCUSS Given 2 reasonably stable world ARIANA AFGHAN Aml,lNES .. . . and a ban on outsIders. run. They hide away in these . "We made contact with a girl equipment-to trailed implements. It lhell t.'harges for using laxis and Ihe Asia. E~r9pc,.Africa an'd other parts' concerned, it wilt help save the sheep ways of .solvlng humanity's most ,political situation; they feel that conditioning with better farm Beirut-TehraJi·l{abul AfaJ>ai;lil\aa ~d chinjl. wc.re .~gef:.~;\'I~arol.uid this DerbY/ihire dsmp,. dar~caves because they o! 14 Y,'ho admitted being a pros- provides additional traclive weight as tax.i drivers charge whatever amount of of the world are not accustomed to which are a good source of wool immediate' problem--:bunger and the great lInancil\l, technological tools such as tractors and the Arrival 1030 /lnk~by !he fa,mous Sijk R!,ute;, .:.~a,.Iarehoneyconibed with .. cav- feel socIety IS against th"!,,, and titute. . required. enabling engine' pow~rto be like .~oule money they wish, added the paper eating meal or they don't" eat it very for the country's woollen industry malnutrition. I and scientific resources of the pre-­ Khost-Kabul TflI,den travelled Ibla 4eqt!011l/.y,':'ei'tts,some paturiil: some 'hacked most of them have become ad-' The tlogs. are popular m Mat- used effectively and economically in Impruvement in the functioning of often. asserted rhe paper and secondly II will belp people The aIJ-day symposil!tD will sent duty. world can be cou'­ "What most pl'Ople don't re'a­ Arrival 1050 iuld..ealli~fisbedunaen~~in~','\id:'~i dO~t:.!>Yminers In ancient times. dieted to. their strange, way of lock a staid town with .about the operation of equipment like four­ J.ise", Dr, Revelle says, uis. that I:lly h,uses .....ill facilitate the work of The paper suggested thal the peo save money by nOI using 'much bring' together for the first time pled with the enormous. manpo­ Karachi-Kandahar-Kabul paper. " . :.. "," .,;.;niere. amid 'stalactiteS and hfe", ,aId 39-year-old Ken Ter- 17,500 people. Some cafes put wheeled trailers., heavy trailed' disc Ilur people and will even bring a night pIe' in Kabul should 'cut down the meat wer resources· of the developing these five agrlculturaf Inputs 1310 The ..-trIOlldahip between Afshaililla1l i :',stii\ligniites,. the twentieth cen- hoven, leader of a Protestant up notices .saying "no trogs ai- harrows, ploughs an~cultivaton ... authorities from,R0;VerntDent, pri­ ~ Arrival' ,Wh~'M~"- lIfe which our city now lacks th~ world to alleviate hunger. shouldn't be 'separately. It anel. Cb(Da iVa.rene:-ved ,,:··tlli'y' teenage, troglodytes have evangelist group. :working am- lowed." Impterpents 'to 'be supplied under the vate foundations 'lnd acade­ ~ Kabul-lOIost "iaid lhe p,tpe,.. If lhe people are ccr mic world' to explore the prob­ Hunger-malnutrition-is a fact noesn't do any good Incre8lle Depsrture 0lI30 alstan "vas among the .ml.-to ei\/ei1d' taken up residence.' '. ong the trogs.· The proprietors recognise trogs contnLet are mouldboard ploughs, disc fertiliser supply, for example, un­ ~f lain lhal transportatiun is available un WORLD PRESS lem In depth and in all· its aspects of life for two out at three people, Kabul-Kandahar reCognition tei -the government. .lbe Sg!)1e fifty "trogs". as they. are Terhoven Sliid the trags moved by their uniform and long hair harrows, 1i11era, trailers and tefT8.ccr les's ypu have adequate water. ·In Repu~Ji~ til late :It night Ihey will attend the The 11Ido",tsiun Iicrald, regarded as Chinese atrocities -political, economic, . technical, or an estimated 2,000 million men, Departure, 1130 People" of' China. Since ·then·, 'called, are Iivlrlli permilDently In about the country, but seemed 'to (Beuter) blades • fertilis~r DC go 10 women and children.. And the fact, added without suf­ r.:incma restaurants, added the a ....oice of the Foreign Minislry, Satur It says that the overseas ChlOes in scientific and social .AEBOFLOT problem is likely to get worse ficient water is llable to do more paper day suggested th~1those found guilty Indonesia for generations have always Moscow-Tashkent-Kabul The'",eeting ~epresentsa new it-. harm tb.an good. The fertiliser To improve laXI service, the paper" of corr:uption in government should be lived in harmony with the Indonesian· before gets better. Arrival 0955 Tecbn~logy~~~ij~ departure 'for the academy, ·the Dr.' Revelle recently· told a .will have only limit!'d effect un­ :;Ho se'..OnWheels, Makes Doll Talk, Inspects Sewers \uggesled thai the Minislry of Interior given a grace period of two weeks to people. They have made positive con ll nation's most·,infltientjaJ,llJ'\IuP",of ~1)~~"ID.West \holild first tlr all !'iCC 'thal taxi metres coogressiQDaI ,'COmmittee ·that ,less new plant varieties are deve­ \ Teel!nology has·pilt hoaSes oil GerJll!Uly, made own up-and, pay up tributions to the development of Indo scientists. The',acadet!iy!s',lUIJI,lial loped. High-yielding varieties are THURSDAY J arc Installed in all taxis. The lack 'of fhe ncwsI?aper said the new gOvern ncsia's economy and culture and have "there ..is not niuch prospect that spring meeting lilli .~aditlollal\y essential for real benefit from the \ ...\Jell metres un the bazaar is only an they, (the' world's hungry) will dolls. talk .In the Sovfe' U~OI;\,an~.~led"British engineers to , ment had promised to punish persons lought )icJc b.y side with lhe local pea been a forum. to s£ientlfic '1 reWt get eno,ugh· to·.eat ·for the next 15 fertiliser. High yield varieties C\t.'\t\c. he Mlnlslry of Interior should llllm~rous,~truggle .&JUANA AFGIYN AJBLINI:S who had abused their office for gain pic in against colo findings, often SeeminglY abstru­ pes18 he ahlc III make arrangements to im to ·20,years. In fact, I think it can "",d lots of fertiliser .bring InSpect sewage syste~:bytelevision. J~promise,S them light~rpunishment nialist enslavement se and for remQy'ed '.f£Om the pres- Kandahar-Kabul port the numher of tax.i Inetres nceded be said.'aItntist with certainty that 'and without pest control the high Arrival ,. 0830 and avoidance of publicity if they Most South Vietnamese do not want sing problems "bf\'~ple.. (Yield Will not be reaUsed for hu· pnmtell nul tile puper hunger· and starvation WiU in­ Herat-Mazar-Kabul The house below which waS d1splaled at ali International agree to confess to their crimes and 10 h.' be:- dominated by the communists 'fhe sYlDpOsiwn,. IIprospects of crease over the riei:t .15 to 20 man benefit". ImtalllOg {,If lalu metres will p.rc::vent return the 'wealth optained through cor and arc fightin'g to preserve their free Arrival 1600 the worlli food SlltlPly~,will be years unless food prodtictlon can "Perhops of greater importance ver~'hargJngby l.a,'l;l, dd"ers and di~ ruption to tile coffers of the state," it Evt'niriC New Delhi-Kabul Boat Show In Berlin Includes four bilrth!i and a klt4:hlln. .At right dum, the LUlldoll Standard moderated by Dr. 'J; '.George Bar· be rapidly IncreBsed to meet hu­ than these factors are the econo­ plJte~between taxI drivers :tnd passen Arrival 161G said said Friday rar, president of the Rock~ellerman needs" mic, social, and political prob­ gers. ~alllthe paper Kabul-New Delhi Burma is the "prnblcm eounlry The editorial said this truth is at Foundation. .,. lems of agriculture In tbe less a child converses wi,th a doll; one of the 411.000 toys In an exhibit At presellt the Tram\.' Department Departure 0800 ulong the route of Ihe Asia highway the: t:enlre of the conflici . Convoking the sympcs~um'ref­ More experts agree that the developed world". Dr. Revelle 11,1\ prepan:ll a ll.~lshowing ch.{rges Kabul.Mazar-Herat the limes oOLondon writes The Standard made these observll lects concern over' the world foo9 way to get 8 rapid Increase in notes. "These Involve credit, crop In Moscow., ~'owat right an engIBeer In Lorldon cheeks a sewer I hl\ ~rrangem~nlIS un~atisfactory Departure . Q900 The road from Tehran to SUlgon still Ilum in commenting upon recent re situation, notably In India; and is insuran,ce, storsge, transportation, llolled the paper food output the si!nultaneous IRANIAN AIRWAYS had some sizeable missing links in liS marks hy Sir Robert Thompson, who a deepening awareness.'ofthe·se­ ,use of five elements. These are land tenure, crop diversification, by remote cOlltrol. The system saves digging up streets to lind nw paper ulso .~uggestedthat all Tehran-Kabul 6,O~(1miles direct route, even eight ,\ as head of Ihe British advisory mis verity and enonnity of the prob­ Sufficient water to meet .evapo­ investment In .processing agri­ faults. 1;1\1" ..1J(lllld he Ihe "arne colour so that Arrival 091G years after the scheme was launched ':011 In South Vietnam for three years lem worldwide. ration requirements and to can­ cultural products, and above a1J, Ihe peopk 1.:,111 e:l\lly distmguish (hem Departure 1010 said the editorial ~lrRubert said the people of S, Viet Though the problem of .htlllller trol salinity; more fertiliser; high­ t;ommunication. witb, and moti­ An\IIIH:r It'ltcr hI l'\lah comment A high divorce rate anll mcreaslll~!lam ~'ontinueto rcsi51 a communist dates from antiqult)', exPerts see yielding s"l'ds; pest and disease vation of, the farmers" PIA l.:J on the .:onJu~·tll1gof handicrafls juvenile crime in Czechoslovakia was lake'Clver or their country despite de Pesbawar-Kabill 'arture h~)meor dass w~lrkfor the subjed on editorial' strongly condemns the . 0830 setup, remaining aware, of ~unc;.~t \ d~ter'po"lb~e'S<;Jviet movea into' West Indonesian right-wing reactionary forces strengthen and extend links with the so I Kabul-Khost Ill' handicrafts. blldael.,lIruelurol.oannot' , be cbanpd Gennany.·The Sovie;t Union now has 20 From Ihe stronc locic of butchers Jor their daily more frenzied anti eialist countries Departure 0830 OVC:fllighh.,l'!'i'c;iaIi/aai,4.. :,' divisiona l.n East Germa.Dy, offielall I Kabul.Kandahar-Tehran-Beirut In addition to wiMtiafactoIYlevel, of said and obvloully have tome re.ion Dl!panure 1030 glllllltlUlllllllilUUllliJllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltlllJllilllllllll1l11111lI111!ltllllltlllllllII1l1l1ll11lIltllll~III1IlInUlltlllllllllllllllllllIIIHllIlI1I1l1l11IJIIIIL.llllllrll~1II'lIl1l1tm.l!JIIJ!t~~IIII'lIIiI 'Pending'and' troop., the tollli bomb in· (or' keeping them there Kabul-Peshawar ~ S 11n S C RIP T ION RAT E V E R TIS [NG RAT I!: ~l' ~ Departure 1330 = SAD ".' 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some interesting cooiiilio~s':which must be fulfilled before they ale even ~illirigto considet mcmbcr~' ship: -"Thc Unitcd Nations. resolu­ tion of 1950 condcmning.' Chincse • communist aggression in Korea must be rescinded: -"There must be 0 new Untied NatiOl):s resolution condemning U.S aggression'; -"The Unilcd Nntions must be reorganised -"The Rcpubl ic of' China must bc expcllcd: -"All other 'imperialist puppets' must be expelled. One can only ".~ewYO~.,'};pHl' 19,. '(R~utor),­ .\d Bartk., omclala utmost caution and delibcrati'on Fifth. we should continue our PEKING, April' '19,; (DpAj:~blna elforls to reassure Peking thai the yesterday infonned ,indonesia. It.· 'waa Unjted Stales docs nol intend 10 slopplna Ita a.. i'lan~to conltruci, iL IttacK mainland China. There arc lextlle mill In Bandjaran, 'chllTaiwan straits njses of 1955 Indonesia " tnd 1958, It was true in the Chi nese t,:'ommllnist llrivc' into Indian KHARTOUM, April ,19, (AP).­ territory in 19(,2. II is true- today Sudan's Pdreign Minia~rMohamad In Vietnam, But w'e uo nol want. Ibrahim KhaUi ,..Igned Monday and \\-ar. We do nnl intend to provoke his duties we~eassum-.:d py Premier war. There i!j no fatui inevitability Professor Mohammad Asghar, the Mayor of Kabul, deliver­ Mohamma,d Mahaououb unlil Ihe cabi CEBCLE FRANCAIS of war. with communist China. The net. chanae' scheduled for early May ('hinese I.·ommunists have. as I have Ing his speech on the occasion. On Tburl\lay, Aprll2lat, at 8.30 aln'ady said. acted with caution French Club, Reserve your table • WASHINO:rON, April 19, (AP).­ Phone nnmber: 23295. when they foresaw a collision with Foreign Minister Habib Bourgillba Ihe United Slates, We have actcd French Troops May. Remain junior of Tunisia had lunch Monday with restraint and care in the past with Joseph Palmer, U.S. Aasistant InJ we arc :' 'iicial , students seticin '.'a~lljlliD'?j;W\'~ SYDNEY, AWlralia, April, 20, (AP) States. But we believe it is in our reason why it should not stay in univ.rsitY'~.1i01~~:~; -A unit o{ Australian troops, ~be interests that such channels be open­ Paris. It would be a good solu­ also 11 quota ·basis. -. \ )'~..":~..-""'-::.' first DC a. .ii,sooatrong task force, fJc~ ed and kept open. We believe con tion to stay, Of course-, it is not The Prime MiniSler.. sal'd·:~~ toward Saigon Tuesday. night aJPid tact and communic;ttion are not in­ very iIIiportant if the council is emm,enl is k~nlyinteres1ed' ,1i'iii.riij5­ growing public indignation over se·.,d­ l:ompatible with a firm policy of in Paris or somewhere else' ing the standard of educay,0n,'l\t' tbe ing of national servicemen to South l:ontainment Universily and is taking 'necessary Vi~lnam Eight;;'. we, should keep open our • steps lowards this en.d.· Time and Thc advance party including cons direct diplomatic cor:ttacts with patience are requlre.d. The prob­ Peking in Warsaw. WhiJe tttese Llords Marionette cripts, left Richmond air base west, of lems of OIIucation c)ln nol be solved Th~ meeting frequently provide mere'ly Sydncy on thoir way to Saigon. Show Plays To l~'r~~~qpestion ..bollr, 9Ie::: ~e In opportunlty for a rdteration of wcre no demonstrations at the base and Momste'" added. ". -' ."._ police guarded all entrancea known positions. 'they playa role in enabling each side to communicate Capacity Audience The dc:parture of tbe troops began By A StoIJ Reporter • '.J 'J\ J Information and attitudes in times \ Bozzilz Hpndles the biggest nir· nnd ·sea mo,-:ement of \l( crisis. It is our hope that they KABUL,' April 19.-Thc "L1ords troops from Australia since world war might. at some lime become the Inleroatia.nal" MnrioneUes shm,. ~ $ , ~hiitt().Welc()nu~;::S1;iggestionII and inel uded the fjist conscripts t.o I.'hllnnel fur a more fruitful dialoge drew u packed house last night IraC( Defence leave Australia for ovcrseas service Ninth. we are prepared to sit The show which will be, repeated BAGHDAD', April 20, (Reuter).­ since the war down with Peking and other coun­ tonight is. sponsored by the Friends Iraq's Pri!"" Minister Dr. Abdul 'Mrs.Gaadlii,Ayub·8bould Meet The first of 35 mHitary charter flights ", • . t~' ' lries tn discuss the critical problems of Chamber Music Riibp1arl a\-Blizzaz will personally to South Vietnam will begin'this week Mn~e ~dtn.~~rIl llf disarmament and non-prolifera­ The 'Daniel L1ord's international defl!lIce affairs until, his new -.. .. 1lO,,(AP).- Friday, the troop carrier Sydney 'will concert theatre was successful from Defence Minister retums' frOIll' ab­ sail 800 lion anti invitations to join in such Pakistan Forelp ~ter Z. A. BhD~..'l'uesday nJ~lItweleomed, with ,about troops after a march the start when the national anthem lalks. II has allacked the test ban roa4, according,lo .Bagbclad radio In~an ~ter'IncUra sta~ent m~ through 'Sydney on Thunday of Afghanistan was played The movo. seemed to confirm re­ P.r\J!le Gandhi's Mte mtrllt Ireaty, It has advocated the fur wltli Pr¢S.ldent Moh~ed Ayab Khan 01 'hkiStim to try to Most of the troops are due in South lIord's one man show which has ports of differences betw~enthe fo'r­ ease Iher spread of nuclear weapons to the two natloils' dttrefellces. Vietnam before May 17 to allow for llnil·nudcar l:ount.ries. II is an Lir· already won him an unprecedented mcr Defence Minister ,Bnd the' new a three week changeover w'ith the lit "We' In 'Pakis4ln ·are . equally ~ountty's gent lask ,If all countries to persuade second concert tour around Ihe Presidenl .Major-General' Abdul on '! foreign polie:r battalion now serving in South VielnBm world kept the audience enchanted Rahtjlan' Aref, who M';lDday' advo. concerned over' the deterloratinll wblch wasbased on, so manyfae­ Peking III l:hangc its stand trends m India on Irldla'PaJds.. tors," lie' lIftid ' rcnth. we must continue to ex­ for two hours. Children, who' form cated autonomy for tile, turbulent cd half of the audience. were spell Kurdish ·tribes in the I)orth ,of' the tanl.relationS," he said UK's Tory Party plur~ano analyze all available in ~ country. ' ." I .. Bhutto :sald he did ·not· BhiJ.ttos~dlie furmation un communist China and bound. . !Wped the Indltm The' new Cahinel, 4DDO'tUII:ed with:' Mrs. Gandhi ·that 'vlaitB '-of .~l5ed,tht; ·Im. Reduc'es Members keep ()tJr own policie:.s up to date From a lola' 9f 700 lavishly cos PriineMlnister Tuesdoiy~ight,'~arc;r­ChInese leadeJ;ll .tPJ?aklllilili :;J~~ e~1Y We hnpe thOtt Peking's policies may turned marionettes Ihat he bas sin .drOJlped·. por.ta,tiee of. an ·.llettlllment; :.~. Of Shadow Cabinet gle-handedly constructed, the "Pyg, Oenera] Abdel Azi~.·al;Okaily OS eontri!iute of Asia and her own malion of the woodpile" wav~ a Defonce Minis.ter ond appoinled in andPaklitari 'and "by doing that \'The viSit 91. anYbbIlY.l:ii1il4 Following the Conservatives' seHous people for peace nnd security,' We kaleidoscope of colour and choreog his -pfaed Major'GeJieraF 'Shaker the. h",11'of our:peoples eoule! bene- raphy. The fabulous. coslumes of Mahmoud. Sbukri. Aml>,assador- not make an)' BIlJ>stantial change fit an"d' P11lll'.,.,.,'~... " defeal in the British, general elec­ have sail!. in sucl·es.~veadministra tions lafll month,' ~oPPQsitionJeader lions. that when Peking. ab""ndons the marionettes representing both de,lgnate' in Lo.ndon. ' General Okaily, an unsu~cessful EdwB[d Healh yeslerday introduced I he aggressive use of force and 19th and 2bth centuries were fasci nating candidate for the presidency, stonds a 8m~l1erand rejuvenated shadow ,huws that it i!'i not irrevocably hos cabinet. ~ht>ll;;e for a line against the Kurdish Itle to till" Uniled States, then ex­ Daniel's success lies in his firm iJ1surg~n'ts Its n"mber has been reduced by panded I,'l)ntacts and improved re­ of subject. The love and hatred of and recen,tJy ,aDnounced. s~r'n)loffel!si~. WA~HINC?TOJl{.l1~ril<~,4.1:J;~'i co~c!!l'Io!~~~\d:aJ!i'~W~f'for • cdn- of PbJlippine anned forces met at the four to scvente;en 'members.. Eight lations may become possible. This an undersea fish and turtle. the Can­ plans' for a against yur. Can of :Sbirley Mc-Claine, and tbe them. ".1 ,,~ 'I ~.• >, The.. Jolli"o~adm.lrtl,thliOir" ,Y feR!!ce I~·Japaniir.:·lIurIna The plonl, which suppliea 85 per cent White House for 30 minutes (Uld then prominent polilicians are no longer l.'ontlOUC"i to be our position ~: Meclos~ey.thOS~ gestures "of a solo pinna player were Reporis Ihat. the Kurpish iJlsur. we,~med~nateMajority Mik" ., :QFJ'lrImCDt or all North Vietnam', electricity, was posed briefly (or pholographers but did represented in the new shadow cabi.

~ te>1.~~I ,':f~~liaI~'san,:.~, net. . ' amusing ma,nif.estalions of Daniel's gent leader•. MIl!l/I,,:M;!,stalac: .BIll'~; ..propo,..t for 'PteA Oftl!:er. ne-:amerr Ame­ ,put outl of action for the first time in not speak" to waiting 'newsmen ¥ d~­ .8 . collference on ''C'letnam wilb tho Unl-. rlOlln 'l'jIIlnlll,l'U .10 hold .peue. t~e Among Ihem are former Ghan.ce­ sharp mind and magic fingers 117~, NpwTWicea.Week'to CHINA lano. has called amnth-/ong blllt Ii sene" of mids lut December Johnson' warmly thook hand of ; i~,!lostilities are .still· "nepnfirined, led .$lates, China, and -North Vle\JWII' .iona bad boon atated..m""y' iJm.. by the visiting SEATO ,official, who is on 1I0r of the exchequer Selwyn Lloyd, Duncan Sandys Lord Oishorne ~;{~i\( A Kurdish broa7"'.r~l!It;o:,le""er ,ft0'!.l'~0Jl1an'\!:~pll!;d~'...•. South Vletl/am.;, .. Enoch Powell,' ODe.of-the. He woUld disCuss' the possible -:.';. W they had killed 32 Viel 'Cona KABUL, April 20, (Bal<.hlar).­ Indonesia long·term, dollar credits ~or moSI Pt.r:b.m~... ~.m" controversial' J··lif,.WUhinaton P....ldent , JolmanD !'foc. . Safa,r .Ali of the Colleg~of purchase or the rice, which is valued ~ ,~,~,',bed·.the.'·U~~".!F)lIerm~~",{~!, remain in charge of d!\fcoce p,roll- between· J D.n1an 'and Pakllitan; he BREATPEOPLE JlBO.)ln6 .~I~r.lW,,~.r~~",:wl~:,',~.wba~,;.~~r.M~e\~.;.. .. ~I:' .,ed Tuesday .with LleutenBllt Oe­ Medicine of' Kabul Univenity left lems. ' at $6.8 ~iIIion e ~: ... told reporters few.w~",.:;,'·Tbli.:!Is,!,.tll .Ial~".\Tho,,;P~I~~t.la,~.•~~.~I;';.,~;a,;.(~2..:m.~)DOrtb,,~rr!l~[",#,'~~:"f.. " . Jeaua Vara... $ecretary,o,CDOI'l1 The remainder Is for certain trans fo, France Tuesday .10 ,work in the Por the first time•. the Conservn­ • • ';1 r ': ,'l 1DRYWIIII hi '.jhe' w.~veo~-"lrike~,,to·..bl~,~~) . a:;;,'il~i?/D,~,~:~~.;~".~l>~,:on:land a!",.l,'~r.~a;.,.(tom·.~an~1 .. .:;.. .• ~I~l:South"'l A.al. TreaIY Orpnlaa­ Lyons Universily of Paris, 'His trip ~ port costs wlt~:: tive. sha60W .•eabinet ·has .. wpm",' He' said hi$ .taill's . Saudi. / folloWin~:th~.a~v .~~ ~~~l·~a~,!~·.':~lItl.,f~e~.(;l/Y!I;:':~OQ~Y.'n~L"":":~'; ..m'l1entll ·to .' . :" -;... l/c;.~:hri·the securily probl.~posed The rice will be' supplied through was arranged under an Afghan-' in its rallks. ". Sh~Is. rdCrvytl·. Pike, ~ raJ,~~ '!~~'~~~,in~ ,~,~n ~:; ~:~. ~ ~'i;;I' 0\H~18lpduring Ii~S,a~di/,Ai;tibi~ aranl. wage Increasel,'lof. more. .. , ca .: ii,' .,::..<':, , .1,: .t¥: ..OQ.• ~yitheVietnam conflict and China FJ:OD,cb'Universilies 'affiliation agree­ private U.s, traders in the fi~Jyear vlalt been and" who will be in c!Jarge. o~social poli- had constructive five "or Cent. ". .., ,;,,:,,-- Th~1J.S. S~le~pa~OilI,,~\';"'!>'~~:.' dua~~I,;'I~a!":~~~~.n,'.n.~r"""01Ihl~; Ttie prealdent and Ihe fonnor bead ment cnding this June 30 ftuitllli. . ', .. ' tics. " j, ~l~ ~ • I" J ~ . ~, ., , .,'",.- ,I , • -- \ j.I .' .. " '.... •

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