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8-4-1968 Kabul Times (August 4, 1968, vol. 7, no. 114) Bakhtar News Agency

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¥ Lagos: Franc, Wonlt"!Reco'gnise" Bia/~a , ' p LAGOS, (AFP),~~ra- , , , Au:rust 3, The NI;lerian cabmet had still oc~u~"ed nee does before the start of the not Intend to recognise not mel despite speculatIons that WDr and an immedIate ceaseflfe "'T'HE'I:~ Blafra, Federal Nigerian Forei/o it would be called together almost AfTnlrs~ CommissIOner Refenlrlg again to France', pOS!- ULTI Dr. Okol An· Immediately affer the French sln- hon on the k~o said here yesterday NiMenon sItuation the temeot came out \ commissioner noted He told newsmen that If Ihe that Nlgerla IS Ad- French Charge a'Affarres 10 La- surrounded by diS Ahaba peace talks fail French troops 10 Nlgena gos Raymond Cesalre wenl 10 the Gabon, Will gO all out for Chad, Senegal and the Ivory a mllttary ViC· Nlgenan mInistry of external a:l- Coast. tory over Blafra aus yesterday to clanfy the pOSJ- Asked whai NIgeria Dr Arikpo said the French fo- would do If tlon of the French governmenl France deCIded to dve V..O.LIij,....V..II.....N.O.....11..4 K.A...B_UL. reign mimstry gave the uno recog- mIlitary aId SUNDAY. AUGUST 4, 1968 (ASAD 13, 1347 S.H,) to BIDCea Ankpo said the federa- mhon" assu~anoe to Nigc:rmn am- The PRICE AF, 4 foreign affairs commlss.oner tlOn woutld fight agamst anybody bassador In Frahce, Abdul MalIkl saId his optimIsm as to thc outcome who Jomed the Blofrans 10 the same of the peace talks had dlmlOlshed way as II EAST rhiS comes after Wednesday s fought the B,afrahs tbem­ E'U R'OPEA'N Last Soviet Southern of_ considerably since he had heard selves. Awami League Leader Yemen fi:'I:l1 statemcnt caillne for the re­ or Stresses , 'lhe Chinese Embassy marked the three pOInt prOpOSition for en· Meanwhile Chinese Mill tary Day last night, In an Emhassy reception cogO/tlon of peoples' Tights to self­ It was learncd that 10 by Chen Pan Kan. g1v­ dtng the war put forward at Lon~ tbe the mUitary attache. Defe nee Minister. Gen Khan Mohammad. detcrmlOallOn as a condition for offiCIal Nigerian dclegatlon to SUMMIT Pashtoonlistani Independence Regime Expels lion and Culture Minister Inlorma­ don by Blafran InteTlor MlOlStcr tbe AddIS Ababa ENDS Troops Leave attl'nded_ Dr, Mohammad Anas and hI gh ranking miU'-- and pe3ce 10 Nlgena-a move which peace talks due KABUL. August 4. (Bakbtar),­ oppressJOn civil Chnstopher MOJekwu to start ..... , officials has been generally mterpreted as on MondaY-IS expecled Khan Abdul Wah Khan. Ihe leader A report The three points were end of to leave here today. from Pesbawar says tbat Implymg dc facto recoBmtlon of of thc Na1lonal Awaml league sald Top Opponents the economic blockade: Withdrawal It Communique the flag of the National Awami Blafra Will be led by informatlOn co- Stresses Nood To In a press mtervIew that. the of atl lroops to the 'POSitiOns they miSSioner C%ech Land govern­ League has been hOIsted In the chlcf Anthony Enahoro -I....". ment of Paklslan must realise At· S . list F VIENNA. August 4, (Reuter),­ lhat Hall Mohammad EbrahIm village PasbtooOlsan IS ADEN Counre, n 1.- OCta orces The last SOVIet lroop~ taking part mdependent and In Speena Dalfl Guns were fired August ; 1 Reuter! that Tbe 82 Escape In Warsaw Pact exerCIses left Cze- .ts people are delermlned 10 be when the flag was raIsed and Gul Yemen RepubliC has orde­ F'romAl Italia DC-8 Indio Seals Bame, choslovakia yesterday, the Czecho­ free Feraz, of the red the Immediate expulSIon of BRATISLAVA, August 4, (Reuter) -Czechoslo"akla NatIonal Awaml Lea· and Its fIve slovak MinIStry of Defence announ­ Thc mdependence figblers of the gue, dellvcred a speech two leadIng opponents of South­ commumst alhes b the delegatIons from RUSSIa. Czechoslova­ PRCt military exerCISCs between June Bagtl, the s.on of Nawab Sardar Bin Abdullah al fore the flames reached the mteTlor vent rebel Nagas crOSSin#{ 'Fadhlt, former over 10 kIa East Germany Hun"ary Poland and Bul!!ana 20 and 30 Mohammad Akbar Bagtl, has been Here Sultan of Fadh­ The IdentIty of II charred bod­ through Burmese latel appeared TomoTTow 11 state, and .Taabal terntory (Ill (I News tbat they had remained In arrested by the government of II ~:"b,'gt'~ -v"':"'"t!~ ~-'. Bm Hussem al Ie" recovered from the plane W.I~ bakony of the j,1 I town hall Pa· 0" '.~: ~ It sil1d thnt WIth Immediate the ~xerclses klstan Sudhalt brother of the mmlSter 110t yet known effecl counlry after the COin­ because of his mdependence KABUL, August 4, (Bal,htar),­ lhere could be no movement of Internal secullty In of peo I (ttn (Jssule Cided With polItIcal tensIOn between actiVIties and under police guard !fR" Prince the for­ I hc ,"Jured. nonc 10.1 Seflous pIc "cross the vou that we ha­ Clpants unanimously agreed that Ahmad Shab and mel South Ar.lbJan {(,deration bordcr alonl!" :!5 ve done Prague and Moscow over Czechoslo­ has been sent to Yakoub Abad hIs wife l.:ondltlOn, were faken to hnsplt.11s mile stretch Wllhout good work' Josef Smr­ It was necessary to struggle ag­ Prince.. Khatol will reo permits ch~l1l v,lk la'S reformISt poliCies The rcport adds that recently cla­ turn m Varese, Somma Lombarda and However kovsk'o man of the Czech­ alT1sl bOUrge(lls Ideology and home at the end nf tbelr Both men the ortler dld nol speclfv The Warsaw Pact command sub· shes have been ,"creaSIng betwccn fnrtnlght weI e once leadmg Gallarate the exact orea oslovak N"tlOnal Assemblv told clntl-sOClalist fOlces' visit tn Turkey at the members It was believed t.o IJ\,' scquently announced that the troops the freedom fighters and the PakIS­ Invitation of the FlOnt for the Rescuers found several survivors betwccn Tuensang the clowds The decl.. atlOn repeated an of the Turkish gov­ Llbr"tlon of and Mokokchun[! would be WIthdrawn but tanI ,wthontles 11l a mdJur Occupied South U.S. Reappraising paralysed With cold and covered In Nagaland In a bnef speech aftel the earllet agreement by the five no time polfl (II ernment tomorrow Yemen 11n1lt was given. Ouctl.1 and Baloochlstan (FLOSY) rrval to south­ Wllh mud In the nearby under- "'HJ;nlng Czechoslovak le.lder AI­ l:ountnes to hold a meetmg at The Afghan prince and prm­ NOhficahon was conveyed by SOVlet tanks remained Posters have el n Yemen PreSIdent Qahtan Military Bases brush pxandc) Dubcek said the docum­ the hIghest level III the near fu­ parked on been distributed by cess attended a reception given Pnme- MInister Mrs IndIra GandhI highway verges or the n.ltlonahsts Mohammad AI-Shabl's NatIOnal ent would be or great slgnlfi­ ture to diSCUSS eConom1C pnh­ moved only slo­ dC.'\lflblllg the .1tru­ in their hOl1()ur in Izmir by the to le-aders of 0PPosl11On group" III wly eastward LilIeS LiberatIOn Front In Foreign Cdnc(' In consolJdatIng Cles In lhrough lhe Czecho of the Pakistan. government mayor .of IzmJr and his Lands ParlIament .1 fl atel nal East Europe wife Dhala! :1t conference she held ,lnvak countryside ,1Od prod,Hmmg Ihat unlil Friday also sa1d Southern Ye­ IOKYO Augu,t 3 (OPAl- Australian With Iel::)t1nns In the economic politi The statement as given by they al· evening Officials of men's Plam; them here on the Nagalar.d la,n Independence they request for the return of I S gO\'C'llll'1wnt IS makmg sltualton liJl and <.'lIltulal fields Tass noted "The manv-S1dcd la­ On July 31 some were seen hea­ will UlOtll1UC the city and their wives attend­ Its a their natIOnalist struggle ed, commiSSioner of secunty co­ t hOI ()ugh I eappralsal I he decl"ratlOn saId aLi sks of creatmg a SOCialist dlllg lowards Clema from a long­ Gandhian Toctics There have been reports 0{ Nag.! pratl- socie­ on the TISOU, lonel Abdullah Saleh al Aulaql, I,lngf' ~tandpomt ty In each of our the SIte The Independence hgh ters of thc of Its overseas rebels recelvmg military traml(1t; countnes are of the cruCIal Sovlet-Czecho was sttll bemg dIscussed" by mJilldl v easier to solve WIth mutual ,Iovak talks. MUfl tribe of Baloochlstan have bdses mcludlng those In To Get His Wife and arms 10 China Indian troop' help on Ihe Russum border the Ycmenl authont,es who had I ,1I)d 11 the and support" Wlthm rcumlly .tltal:kcd Sl1ml' Pakl<:tam House Ameflcan embas.<;;y MELBOURNE, Aug 3 (Reu- are also reported to have seIzed ChI­ RUsSia Itself Soviet tanks Approves agl ccd, hn\VC'VeI to return all 1 It governmenl posts saId here t. -Henry Nowaknwskl, who nese made equipment Czech said Fraternal contacts" .md troops on cxerclse~. were av ~ll ms ammunrtlOn i'h~' and propa Foreign Khan Ahdul and vehlcles embassy submitted' mIgrated to ~;lnda ~lfer:1ture expanded and multiplied the tlve along the eastern fronlicr Wall Khan "od American a note Australia from Ind-, from rebels while tlurmg Mtlhmoud Loan taken by the colonel and hiS IHlnl Wa:-.hlngton tothlsellt'ct la four posslbtlJtles of all SOCIalist Ihe Czech-Sovlct UI Haq Osman I h.lve KABUL, August 4, to months ago, said here they were returning to India COU­ talks exrrc,,~d m"kht.,) follo\\ C, S t'w JD,pullCSC ntnes, and added that per,slst('nt lhelr anxlcty over the SIt­ The House Foreign i\Ill1lstr'v WorId News In Brief vesterday he Jntends to go on Two days ago Ihe government an~ particIp­ repOrts never olhl:lally of Representatives 111 I <,ph to Minister ants at the confl'rence LlJllhrmed uatulO In Ollerta dnd have "tld IIldt yl:sterday approved 's eatller In­ CAIRO August 3 (AFP) hunger strike today unless the nounced extensIOn of the ceaser re Says had ex­ said the RUSSian had the $400.000 lie saId the men, who defec~­ I! UII Y Oil millions of Ct Icket fans can wa­ pressed Bldotll:hlstan frecdom fightprs will the rnatter The Indian government allows hIS agreement belwecn Naga thel! resolve to do eve­ told Prague they wanled the TIght to US loan for cadastral SU1 vey ed about a week ago, conditIOn of PreSident Nas­ lch the England-Australia hostll('s under Ill) were be­ rhe US not1ce saId the Def­ fIfth w1fe and famIly to and I ythlng m theIT powel t~ deep­ stalion forl'es permanently along Llrcumsl.lnccs huw til It also approved the budget of Ing held ser who new to the Georgian test en teleVISion JOIn hIm Indian troops for another two at Salcc palace m Talz, lllCC' Gepar tment had establJsh· latel thiS mo­ NowakowskI whose months en all-round cooperatIOn the Czechoslovak-West Gennan Fmance Ministry WIth certain amend­ health Iesort of Takhaltubo, In nth father hcglnnmg Friday He's bor tWin capital of Yemen pd .I study group under Satisfied der ments and Gen Ro­ the SOV!C't Dr-IOn was PolISh and mother IrISh, cl­ The statement went on' which they had said was In took under diSCUSSion Meanwhile under a general bert Wood for medical "On on how US bases treatment aImed the IndIan government to­ the baSIS 0{ histOrical expenence, dangel Shocks Continue the budget of the Mmist1Y of mobilisatlUn of armed for last \1, eek has consI­ GlBRALTAR August 3, BRAllSLAVA August 4, (AFPl ces. abroad should function to ful­ (Reu­ ld hIm hIS WIfe and three chJ!d­ the fraternal Fnday In ,t radIO spei=ch to the Publtc Health NLF members U1dered derably Improved the semI offi­ ter) --A Bntish destroyer _ Tht' Czech foreign mlOlster partIes became co­ last Mo­ fdl Amenca's mJ1ltar~ and def­ esco­ ren would be allowd to follow told nvmced nation the Czechoslovak leader The finanCIal and budgetal Y nday, Arab soldIers c1al dally AI Ahram repOl ted ye­ rted a NAUROZ last mght . I that It IS pOssIble to today began (·lH.:e commitments ('o~ BntlSh merchant shIp to­ can tell you that J To comm1ttee to foreIgn sterday hIm wlthm a month when he advance along the road of soc­ Alexander Dubcek, saId Hit Mexico; conSJdered the bud­ tlcunmg unemployed and gov­ untfJes \\ aIds Glbraltal yesterday after am satlsfled' get The PreSident left for Austraha IalIsm and communJsm only Our army IS not only a f1rm part of the Publtc Works MmlSt­ ('I nment ofliclals In Aden 1n the The glouP who IS beIng tr­ the master radJOed for help fol­ 'There Will be no rorelgo troops by ry would also examme eated by HIS WIfe holds a vahd IndIan bemg stnctly and consIStently In the defence ef our SOCialIst com­ USe 01 Ilfles, step guns and ha­ the bases some of the count! y'S lowmg unI est among hIS Chine­ CARPET on our terTttory, Hajek empha !Town polttical Impacts In the passport and an entry penmt gUIded by the mUOIty but also IS sufficIcnt gua­ Ravaged The vanous commIttees of the nd grenades top doctors IncludIng members se cr€'\\ slscd laar.\Jng role of countnes they were located as for Austraha, Nowakowski. a la­ the workIng class rantee nf the defence of our state MEXICO CITY, AugU" 4 (AFPI Senate also met yeste!day of the Academy of SCience, Will He SaId the dcdaratlon and its vang­ well as the IplatlOnshllJ between boratory technlClan In SIgned uard frontIer and thus also -The dcath toll rose 10 at least undergo further three weeks tr­ MONTEVIDEO, Melbour­ }, EXPORT prOVided the Communist Party of the frontI­ tht II scale August 3, (Re­ for the modcrntsatlon seven In and changes e!'lIlOtepa I ~ the notice said oughout Uru(!U:l.Y Thursday, and New ved that the basiC prmclples of the NaciOnal ncar the Rockefelletr Claims inSISting he ftll In a "ngmarole r,lclhc loast In­ He Can LONDON August 3 (OPA)­ several taI1~ ~oclahst Accordmg to IIlfm med SOUl ces CUI publIC transp­ of forms", he saId commuOlty, In particular ArJllY Takes Over In Congo­ lerfered With rescue oper Itrons Oust~d hall PreSident Abdul Ot t and work and Antique Carpets in all sizes that here. substantial dISCUSSIOns ,n the ports and "IndIa IS VIrtually a of nonmterference m the mter­ An earthquake yesterday morn- Il_!1:l1aJl A (' wdl make Tur­ pnv Ite mdustlY poilce st­ Beat Nixon At Convention, '\ ould get undel way on thiS su­ ate ThIS IndIan government nal affairs of parties, were respected mg caused fnghtful destrucllon and i-':_y lllS pel manent exIle, Infor­ The stllke se­ at lowest prices, One year guar- Brazzaville Coup MIAMI BEACH, Flonda, Aug-spnkesman hwct between JdP,1n and the was ealled by the ems determmed to stnp us mIg­ Czechoslovakia 5 1nternal problems D'Etat killed an as yet unknown number of for, NIxon, "Defend­ med sources said here yesterday nowel [ul leftist NatIOnal KINSHASA, b'~c:ause PreSident Massamba-Debat ust 4, (AP) -Nelson A Rockefe- 109 US at a top "OJ king-level JO­ Wor­ rating until they feel hke It I were never mentIOned" AuRust 4, (Reuter) people Accordll1g to rnlernH',cnt On the posttion of favounte kels ConventIOn _ Thc had betrayed lhe Ideals' of lIer's forces claImed success Sa- mt confelence scheduled In To­ WhlCh boasts a WIll do what Mahtma Asked If Ihe agreement to end the army Saturday seIzed power Ihe 1963 reports reaching here more than half son states, we have cnoueh to CHICAGO, August 3, (Reuter) membershIp GandhI antee, Opposite the Blue Mosque revolution turday m theIT drrve to stop RI- kyo m September of more than h)lf a dId to achieve mdependence," war of press ,1Jolemlcs among East 'In Congo-BrazzaVllle and named a of the town's bulldmgs were lolJlly get In on the first ballot .nd -An lI1dependent commISSIOn millIon he 1he radiO saltl Capt chard N,xon as ftghtlOg escalat- These SQUICes believe that In Pflvate and government saId European countries, parlIcularly new preSident, the' capital's radIO Manen Ng­ destroyed nnd certainly the second" has bbmed MaYor R,c3Td wor.kers Share Nau, Tel: 24035 the resl senollslv da­ ed In advance of the background of the commg Mr Dalev Czecho91ovak13 and the Soviet Un· announced ouabl. who was said 10 have led the maged the Republtcan The ASSOCIated Press survey of C:lty OffiCI3 1S and NatIOnal t,"ks poliCe COl U Jan meant 'The move Upposltlon (0 the preSident, was ConventIOn delegates showed was the concern fclt by the that 'l~al-IIOt that censorship would be came almost five years ap The total of VictIms IS so far 544 fi,st baJlot whIch followed a 5000 MONGHYR. pOlOted Jlfi­ Nixon men argued Just as ve- two countnes abQ.ut adverse lm­ to IndIa August 3 remtroduced 1n some form or anu­ alter PreSident Ulphonse Massam­ army chief ficult to ascerialn but votes for NIxon. based on pn~ stiong antt-VJetham war ma'rc~ (Reuter) -Twenty WANTED" Ngouab1 three bodle'i, hemently that the New York pacts On theIr fnendly relatIOns people died ther, the foreign minister replied ba-Debat came to power, oustmg was reported to have lDcludmg two children of manes, public statements, and here last Apnl If suspe~tcd WANTED been arrested eight 9.n':J governor hasn t stopped a thmg as a result or the 1 ecent troub­ food POlsonlllg and TO WOJlK PART - TIM!" ~N PEACE Censorship has been abolIshed We Abbe Fulbert Youlou 10 a coup led last Wednesday 'on JO years old, have comnlltrnents down eight votes JOO others been recovered that the fotmer VIce les involVing US military bases arc sennusly III after CORPS OFFICE AS TRANSLATOR, INTERPRETER shall not reestablish It by the Congolese trade unions the presIdenl s order, but later freed from the debns PreSIdent slOce last Thursday here LONDON, August 3 fReute(r) I feast 111 the BIhar by men of for~e WIll sweep to nOminatIOn on the The and lolnn swct'Plng through Telephone: 20082 or 42224 MIAMI BEACH, FlOrida, Au~ust RadiO BrauavlUe announcer said SIX people Rockefeller's at 180 to 200 ;lfl'~1 South Salang 19 C 12 C ~ t" ~ hL' dE'uSlOn earher showed , dIed 10 othel parts decomposmg bodies bUlled In an CIISS-CltlSSCJ WIth IOfll­ i -I (Reutcr) -Gov Nelson that th: arnlY had taken Its deciSion of MantIa "Our prIvate polls contmue to 66 F 53 F I II "',l!.fls of backmg Tokyo Rockefel­ and four deaths from the rums of the Ruby Ir,l(HlI1 foutes leatlme tll the CI­ down Tower show we Ietam ler warned Saturday agalOst rae109 the prOVlnces were reported the sttength ty .IPal tmen.t bUilding began to that puls us way the SOVIt'ts m to space lind sugges· The strong aftershock ahead of the E~IJ da~ Sl t11 mclustry sources expl e~· ',- was one envelop the dlsastel area 700 het q'stel une ut tne ted ,I limtlatlon mark," saId Herbert Klein sed anger ,tt the government's of Umted Slates' t\\O caches \\3s lepOI ted bv the 11h1I11H."C..I space flights < tlC'mpls to mfluence for the present France Tests U S spokesman pnCIng He 3rd One s",d tne Defence alsu proposed a degree of In­ Lagos Calls It US helicopter-borne troops kil­ Depar­ tern.tllOnal A Pretence tment's deCISIOn was gratuitous l:ouperallon 10 space ex· Nuclear Device led 26 guernlla' 1n a dav-Iong The mar ket ploratlOn clash near the northern town or place would corre­ .::....o..l:.::.::...... J~:::=-. ct any , rhe Republican presidential aspi­ An HOd Fllday, the spokesm,JO Improper prIce changes \ PARIS, August 4, (AFP) -Fr­ !Biafra Announces , up or , rant Issued a statement on hiS sc­ Unilat eral Ceasefire sdld It blought to 96 down' he saId The Defen­ anCe Saturday exploded a med­ LAGOS, Auust 4, (Reuter) -Blaf­ preSide the num­ We have three weekly flights. from 'fehnm. lehce programme shortly after arn~ at Monday's talks al moves b"1 of guel ce Department move .lwasn't LUSTRE W&'<:' IUm-range nuclear deVICe at Its ran leader CoL Odumegwu to bnng thcm vila} supp­ nllas kIlled In the MODERN offer you vlOg from New York to attend OJugwu We go to Addis Abaha 10 seek lies same area dunng necessary and It may not work," he superb serl/ice by multilingual wond. ~ hiS Paclfle experimental centre. It Saturday ordered a have foundered over federal two days of \ party's nommahng cOQventIon Unilateral truce peace wtth honour For 14 grue~ fighting Two ARIANA CINEMA: added fully h~fp,ful hos,teHes, was annunced here 10 the NIgerian and Blafran disagreement about a Americans were The cuisine by Maxinie's, He pledged creation CIVl1 war before some months the people of Blafra w(,Junded At of a "new The test deVIce IS "mercy corndor" for aid 2 5, 7! and 9! pm Ame­ The mcreases followed Tues­ ,DRY CLEANING of Pam .s deliCIOUS. POD .Ind thought to setllng off for full-scale peace talks have stood up agalOst a V1CIOUS nCan AmeAcoD Wlll t«ike you' coherent SCience policy for Am­ have been a' , cal­ Monday's talks, openIng 10 Afn­ An colour film dubbed 10 FarSI day's SIgning of a new three ye­ prototype of the opeOlng 10 AddiS Ababa on Mon­ lous encmy backed ItIOO Jet fighter-bomber to ,I\angkok, Hllng Kong, aDd IIJQIly alher imeD~ enca·' If he becomes pres1dent. but warhead hy Iwo world ca Hall, headquarters of the Organ! A ROSE FOR EVERYONE a! contract WIth the steelwork­ OPENING .... for the sea to &round day powers" he said was downed by ground-fife near eSllng ploce.s said "We should not spread our­ balltstlc mISSIles satlon of Afflcan U01ty, Will be the ers umon, estimated to lost the On the wa, , ..:. - "', " whIch WIll eq­ Over RadiO Siafra, he announced Nlgena plunged the fOlmer Impellal capItal of selves so thmly over a spectrum of Uip the French IDto savage CIVil third time Blafra and Nigeria have tnc\ustry more than $ I 000 , nudeal subma­ that his troops had been ordered war after Hue FndilY The pIlot rejected m11­ TUESDAY, ( ,,;1 , I" programmes that we run a high risk TIne Redoubtable Col Ojukwu pulled hIS met at ~he conJerence table to try 6 ..to (emalO In thelr POSItiOns and was rescued The X-IOO lion AUGUS,T and fonner ~ br­ PARK For further Infornm:ton .ese~ ?~ of overall me10cnty , eastern region out of tbe to {md a peace formula CINEMA: The steel pruducer s lad "m '-"'J1_r.;... The blast was the thIrd In the make nO attack On the enemy. ex­ ought to 291 th numbe1 of Ame­ announc· We should not race the RUSSians ~rench Nigenan fcderatlon In May, 1967, In Kampala last May . At 2" 5!, 8 and 10 pm 11 anlan 'lent Q.

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" '( Tbe Long-Distance Ru.nner.....Of African PoIitjcs H-ERATI. LIVING , By RtI5Se1 Warrell "owe leader, PreSident Jomo Kenyatta, , Every morning at five o'clock, IS the same venerable age Food For Thought the ltghts come on in a first- work Jb the past five years Bo- as the Emperor CAPTURED·:.'IN floor apartment Qf Addis Aba- rn and b,ed 10 a mountam sta- EconOmICally, Ethiopia, with • 25 Thtr~ lS not a tiling on earth thaI ba's Jubilee Palace. Emperor Ha- te, WIth a capital nearly two Its million people, spread ovel' ile Selassie I, who was 76 10 Ju- miles 10 alxitude, he has the sta- an area one third the, sIze of 40 PHOTOGRAPHS I CaTJ. namt', So joolnh, and SO fal~. Iy, rises and spend an hour 10 mina and vast reserves of energy 'the United States, suffers from prayer_ A hght breakfast WIth whIch have made his people Oly- an onadequate road systeln wh­ as common lame strong EthIopIan coffee follows. mPlC long-distance runnem Ich kecps most of tne popula- and the Emperor goes to hIS of- As an Afncan politician and tlon outside the money economY -Johfl Wilmot fice to begm a long workmg day statesman, Haile Selassle IS the Total money supply represents In the evening, after dmner, greatest long-dtstance runner of "nly US 56 per capita! ;Ie watches newsreels and other them all As he grows older, his The per capita income tS $47 , , . private mOVIes, then IS driven field of work expands and grows Incomc tax now reaches down to' mto the mountaInS which sur- more complex solanes of US $ 10 monthly ~N;rHI~OPOLOG\ISTS TO STUDY LAGHMAN AREA THE KABUL TIMES round the city for a medttative Addts Ababa is now the d,plo- The 41 OOO-man army and mod­ Two young anthropo)glslS 'from PublUheel eNFl/ Mil except ITid4II and Afll""" PIlI>­ walk with his dog through the mahc capital of Afnca The Um- el n air force, although needed By A Stair Writer the UnJvcrslty of Vlcnna 10 Aust· mrn,tr on thc culture of Afgban ru: holldlD" J& die Kabul TIme. Pllbl~ A,.'I<:" dark eucalyptus forests, before ted Nattons EconomIc Commiss- In a countrY With a centuries­ gOmg to bed at mldOlght Ion for Africa fIlls vast AfrIca long hIstorY of fractlOnalism and na, Fritz Trupp and Ench KolIg are peoplo thInks thore has been no Halle Selassle IS a lonely man. Hall, across froln the palace surrounded by difficult nelghb­ here to study thc culturc of some of publicatIOn SO far about tbe people Since EthioDla'S abortIve 1960 Most other UN bodIes have their ours, is a Durden on developm­ the v,llages of Afghamstan of Laghman nnd he hopes 10 pub­ rebellion, he has never gIven to- African headquarters here The ent They have chosen Laghman as lIsh the first account of them when HIGHW AY SAF ETY tal tlUSt to anyone. Smce tb,. OrgamatlOn of African UOIt,- IS Except for an agricultural ag- the area for thclr stUdy wh,ere they he rclurns to Austna We have neglected higbway safely for a long days of feudal mtngue which br- also eentred In AddIS Ababa reement With ltaly, EthIOpia en- went for one week accompamcd by Kolig had bcen to India four yc­ time and the result bas been a higher rate of trat- ought him to the throne, hIS h- At the end of his raIl Hne to JOVS nO tanff preferences onc Afghan anthropologist working ars ago when he vIsited Kashmir and r;< acctelents anel deaths Most of these fatalities fe has been marked by VIolence, the sea hes DJIbouti, capital of The Amhanc language is a In the Pashto Academy, Mohammad some parts of Bombay to study the eou,", bave been avoided ltaAI there been safely war. fOreIgn lnvas"n and bet- the former French Somalilnnd, unlfymg bond, but It embraces Deeo Zhwak, for a look mto some culture of the people there of thc fIelds they WIll latcr deal In measures enforced with vlgllenee and strict sup­ rayal, by the deaths of almost where an unpopular mmority go- many feudmg gwups and two He thmks the women of Laghman all those closest to him and a vernment IS kept 10 power by malOl faIths The CoptIC Church, detml With Ertch Kohg, who ]S pre­ ,tre very self-confident and hOSPI­ en""lon. work load of ever-growmg pro- Pans, partlY to ensure that Eth,- whtch makes EthiOPIa the old­ panng a doctoral tbesls on the t,lhle, unlike the women In many 1 ratfic signs. indicating the condition of..t.l!e portIOns PI~'S Ilfe-hne does not pass to est prmcIPahty ,n Christendom, people's Ideas about the nature of other Moslem areas, Some of them roads and the speed that should be He denves what solace he can Somah-with whIch EthlOp- stIli bmds 40 per cent of the pe- the soul and life after death, snl~ ...... ked him to giVe them some mediCI_ ohserved is essential for road safetY'. today from hIS full-grown pet la now hves In an uneasy pea- ople (including the ruhng Am- he was sponsored by Vienna UnlV­ ne for dysentry He wIlhng dlsf­ It Is not difficult to put up these sl- hons, f,om hiS pet chIhuahua ce har" group, which IS 30 per cent CI sity Prof Snoy to do hiS field u~ed It and SOld Jt was boldly ac­ , " Af~h,tn· \Vorl In India .Ind parts of cepted by the women , t," .~ ... I:"ns. With the exception of Kabul-Jalalabad and dog--whlch almost never leaves of the populatIOn). but It IS mo- -., ,.., Kandabar-Herat Highways, the rest either do not hIS sight- and above all from All along the Red Sea coast Ie and more challenged by Is- Islan He was also faSCinated by the He has bpcn rde-rred to the DC'p­ have such traffic signs or have Inadequate ones. hiS grandchIldren, on whom he and through Entrea 10 the No- lam In 20 years, Muslims have mHn-made caves In Laghman whJCh arlment or Anthropology, of K.lbul he Silld he hopes to stuay very carc­ Mr ",rIch ll.oUg Mr. Fritz Trupp We have hecome very complacent with the high­ laVIshes the affectIOn which he rth, an Entrean Liberation Fr- mcreased from 20 to 40 per cent dares not show to anyone els<> ont, sponsored by Cairo, Damas- of the populatIOn Unlv("r"~lty for gUidance .lnd assls­ fully tcd 'They dance and SlOg and play ped With camcras and tape r£'l.::ord­ wayS we have now when we should be thinking He has been Emperor for 38 cus and Khartoum, seeks a Mus- In EthIOPia however. It IS taboo 1,Ince He lho\Jght "the life of the Villager the drum extremely carfree and se­ CIS of further ImprovlDg them and adding facilities 5('- years before that, he was Reg- 11m state depriVing Ethtopia of \0 mentIon most of these welg- Fntz Trupp who Will hold a lhere was verv frce and unmhlbbl­, em to enJoy their life to the full ' 80th of them raved <.tboul the che 10 malte driving safe on roads have cost a great ent for hIS aunt, EmpreSs Zaudl- all sea access hty problems he sal

" '( Tbe Long-Distance Ru.nner.....Of African PoIitjcs H-ERATI. LIVING , By RtI5Se1 Warrell "owe leader, PreSident Jomo Kenyatta, , Every morning at five o'clock, IS the same venerable age Food For Thought the ltghts come on in a first- work Jb the past five years Bo- as the Emperor CAPTURED·:.'IN floor apartment Qf Addis Aba- rn and b,ed 10 a mountam sta- EconOmICally, Ethiopia, with • 25 Thtr~ lS not a tiling on earth thaI ba's Jubilee Palace. Emperor Ha- te, WIth a capital nearly two Its million people, spread ovel' ile Selassie I, who was 76 10 Ju- miles 10 alxitude, he has the sta- an area one third the, sIze of 40 PHOTOGRAPHS I CaTJ. namt', So joolnh, and SO fal~. Iy, rises and spend an hour 10 mina and vast reserves of energy 'the United States, suffers from prayer_ A hght breakfast WIth whIch have made his people Oly- an onadequate road systeln wh­ as common lame strong EthIopIan coffee follows. mPlC long-distance runnem Ich kecps most of tne popula- and the Emperor goes to hIS of- As an Afncan politician and tlon outside the money economY -Johfl Wilmot fice to begm a long workmg day statesman, Haile Selassle IS the Total money supply represents In the evening, after dmner, greatest long-dtstance runner of "nly US 56 per capita! ;Ie watches newsreels and other them all As he grows older, his The per capita income tS $47 , , . private mOVIes, then IS driven field of work expands and grows Incomc tax now reaches down to' mto the mountaInS which sur- more complex solanes of US $ 10 monthly ~N;rHI~OPOLOG\ISTS TO STUDY LAGHMAN AREA THE KABUL TIMES round the city for a medttative Addts Ababa is now the d,plo- The 41 OOO-man army and mod­ Two young anthropo)glslS 'from PublUheel eNFl/ Mil except ITid4II and Afll""" PIlI>­ walk with his dog through the mahc capital of Afnca The Um- el n air force, although needed By A Stair Writer the UnJvcrslty of Vlcnna 10 Aust· mrn,tr on thc culture of Afgban ru: holldlD" J& die Kabul TIme. Pllbl~ A,.'I<:" dark eucalyptus forests, before ted Nattons EconomIc Commiss- In a countrY With a centuries­ gOmg to bed at mldOlght Ion for Africa fIlls vast AfrIca long hIstorY of fractlOnalism and na, Fritz Trupp and Ench KolIg are peoplo thInks thore has been no Halle Selassle IS a lonely man. Hall, across froln the palace surrounded by difficult nelghb­ here to study thc culturc of some of publicatIOn SO far about tbe people Since EthioDla'S abortIve 1960 Most other UN bodIes have their ours, is a Durden on developm­ the v,llages of Afghamstan of Laghman nnd he hopes 10 pub­ rebellion, he has never gIven to- African headquarters here The ent They have chosen Laghman as lIsh the first account of them when HIGHW AY SAF ETY tal tlUSt to anyone. Smce tb,. OrgamatlOn of African UOIt,- IS Except for an agricultural ag- the area for thclr stUdy wh,ere they he rclurns to Austna We have neglected higbway safely for a long days of feudal mtngue which br- also eentred In AddIS Ababa reement With ltaly, EthIOpia en- went for one week accompamcd by Kolig had bcen to India four yc­ time and the result bas been a higher rate of trat- ought him to the throne, hIS h- At the end of his raIl Hne to JOVS nO tanff preferences onc Afghan anthropologist working ars ago when he vIsited Kashmir and r;< acctelents anel deaths Most of these fatalities fe has been marked by VIolence, the sea hes DJIbouti, capital of The Amhanc language is a In the Pashto Academy, Mohammad some parts of Bombay to study the eou,", bave been avoided ltaAI there been safely war. fOreIgn lnvas"n and bet- the former French Somalilnnd, unlfymg bond, but It embraces Deeo Zhwak, for a look mto some culture of the people there of thc fIelds they WIll latcr deal In measures enforced with vlgllenee and strict sup­ rayal, by the deaths of almost where an unpopular mmority go- many feudmg gwups and two He thmks the women of Laghman all those closest to him and a vernment IS kept 10 power by malOl faIths The CoptIC Church, detml With Ertch Kohg, who ]S pre­ ,tre very self-confident and hOSPI­ en""lon. work load of ever-growmg pro- Pans, partlY to ensure that Eth,- whtch makes EthiOPIa the old­ panng a doctoral tbesls on the t,lhle, unlike the women In many 1 ratfic signs. indicating the condition of..t.l!e portIOns PI~'S Ilfe-hne does not pass to est prmcIPahty ,n Christendom, people's Ideas about the nature of other Moslem areas, Some of them roads and the speed that should be He denves what solace he can Somah-with whIch EthlOp- stIli bmds 40 per cent of the pe- the soul and life after death, snl~ ...... ked him to giVe them some mediCI_ ohserved is essential for road safetY'. today from hIS full-grown pet la now hves In an uneasy pea- ople (including the ruhng Am- he was sponsored by Vienna UnlV­ ne for dysentry He wIlhng dlsf­ It Is not difficult to put up these sl- hons, f,om hiS pet chIhuahua ce har" group, which IS 30 per cent CI sity Prof Snoy to do hiS field u~ed It and SOld Jt was boldly ac­ , " Af~h,tn· \Vorl In India .Ind parts of cepted by the women , t," .~ ... I:"ns. With the exception of Kabul-Jalalabad and dog--whlch almost never leaves of the populatIOn). but It IS mo- -., ,.., Kandabar-Herat Highways, the rest either do not hIS sight- and above all from All along the Red Sea coast Ie and more challenged by Is- Islan He was also faSCinated by the He has bpcn rde-rred to the DC'p­ have such traffic signs or have Inadequate ones. hiS grandchIldren, on whom he and through Entrea 10 the No- lam In 20 years, Muslims have mHn-made caves In Laghman whJCh arlment or Anthropology, of K.lbul he Silld he hopes to stuay very carc­ Mr ",rIch ll.oUg Mr. Fritz Trupp We have hecome very complacent with the high­ laVIshes the affectIOn which he rth, an Entrean Liberation Fr- mcreased from 20 to 40 per cent dares not show to anyone els<> ont, sponsored by Cairo, Damas- of the populatIOn Unlv("r"~lty for gUidance .lnd assls­ fully tcd 'They dance and SlOg and play ped With camcras and tape r£'l.::ord­ wayS we have now when we should be thinking He has been Emperor for 38 cus and Khartoum, seeks a Mus- In EthIOPia however. It IS taboo 1,Ince He lho\Jght "the life of the Villager the drum extremely carfree and se­ CIS of further ImprovlDg them and adding facilities 5('- years before that, he was Reg- 11m state depriVing Ethtopia of \0 mentIon most of these welg- Fntz Trupp who Will hold a lhere was verv frce and unmhlbbl­, em to enJoy their life to the full ' 80th of them raved <.tboul the che 10 malte driving safe on roads have cost a great ent for hIS aunt, EmpreSs Zaudl- all sea access hty problems he sal I.:r.Jfts reveal how successful think It be~1 to pl.ly It by ear pC'l)plc or He has mISsed only a daY'S Ababa by a blacktop road, are (Collrmllcd Oil page 41 raIl IIvmg and l:lllturc r frve eastern European commu- mstances, they ,"tended to prevenl Wbat each Side has gamed from 'I. by the BnlIsb as "a leader of dark lanty of Kenya's only white Ca­ :til' "Ilb\&""li;\,.Y'4~'.\WJSl'ji~l}'~~i!X\' photos (ncludmg some of Jashen ce- •• , him off before hiS death It did You whom IIa!Sed 10 my It adds that Afghanistan IS one of these exchanges depends on the in­ t ness and death.. Everyone lS war­ bmet M tntsler, Bruce McKenZIe I took photographs of hlstonc leberatlon when he returns home' ~ I nlst partles---will now become a re- the collapse of the alhance not take long to arrange the bosom the ncbest countnes III the Central dIVIdual The Important thmg ab­ ~ ned about hIS healtb, and the qu~s­ (MlOlster of Agrtculture) He was relics shrines WhlCh wlthness tbe next year The exhibition photo altty But Dte ",dt pomtcd out the- The authontatlve Cairo dally El marnage and soon the wedding YOUI death IS salt on my ASia 10 terms of fresh and dry out these exchanges of opinion IS f tlon of what successor WIll be abl~ very much a part of the !eg-pu.Umg re was a difference Smce the parley A l!.ram Fnday expressed Egypt's ceremony began wounds frUits, medlclOal herbs and precIous that they took place There was .. to contmue hiS reasonable 3tale5- whIch developed as the afternoon would take place on Czechoslovak misgivings over recent events In The gIrl Shah Pare whom the LeavlOg me 10 utmost deb- stones SOIl Iraq dialogue at close range-lD the " manship wore 011 (WIth questions ranglOg Generations Go Their Separaw Ways conference hall at NairobI and at He was very much the father fi­ from government polICy on press old man chose to be hIs son's br- J1lty Prague remamed under pressure, In an editOrial evaluatln£ the two In the pleasen~ hC' had sald,' I am leaVing thiS of s,tllSfddlon on the" suu:ess 111 hiS Dearest why did you depart) Floating In blllllcl (In the wed- The liberal . Surddaulfcht' Zt'ltllllg' keeping some kmd of relation bet~ lands little girl under the protectIon of <.:c Ahmad consoled hImself by teU- her LooklDg at the room Fahlma work were eVident Wh.tl are these And bl eak the chord of ding pot< h said that the agreement for the ween Ilc; eastern and Tsraeli-occupled A Modern Look AtBrain's Riddles II1g himself that It was all because of thought how happy she would be If ulvlumg roads I thought Rahim I love? You left YOUI d('stlny III thl' B."ltlslava meeting represented a western bes whu.:h starl from the Shabde had ended In favour of the Sov. questJOn of rearmament ",s the relationship of blood su: blood supply to muscle ltssues on bralO activity In sleep It over but she did not become in the WIthin a few days her appulill Shamshlla area Charge Af two ICt-. He warned that If the Arab sta- ply to the bram, the braIn me­ "The knowledge of the entIre should be noted that the plob­ Afghanistan least relaxed On the contrary Ah. ment was fmahsed and she had to Hut frum there to the project site In tes did nol direct speCial attention tabohsm and bram activity mechamsm and qUlint!tatIve re­ lem of sleep Is full of nddles l1l,uJ found her preoccupied With her work an one of the provtnl.:l.t1 hos- 10­ Ih...• new Kotel Khalrkhana area the fhe Prague reformers Will notice 10 Jordan the city would one day be The problem IS of great latIonshIp between braon a<=bjv,­ Ever SinCe th.e tIme of the anc­ own thoughts She I.:ould be worry- pllals where .l new unit was to be t~eoretlclans l..h trgc IS half an afghani ITl RrY Sundny, a lava conference which ended Satur­ from draWings from the central of fresh and dried Also last week the Moroccan Jordanian military spokesman said. those acoompanylilg them retd­ day hank cd ' f mediCinal .herbs, caraway nister of cullure visited Kabul at moo Kabul tbJs morning al­ Six other soldiers Including a captaIn and a Heutenant to Dubcck Soud the only decisions re­ The minister said thnt the defiCit se s rom Afghamstan and the im- the invllatlOn of the Afghan Minis- ter a 13 daY friendlY, visit to ached were those stated 10 the joi­ ______:..po_r_t...:.o.:.f.:c::o~n:s:u::m::e:r..:g:.:oods from India ter of Culrurc and {nformation.. l>pd 76 civilians w," e wounded, the spokesman addlld. Among Turkey at the InvItation ot those kllled were two women an d a child, he said. Loss in property nt dec1M A lIl.: ust J ",('utell IOIl'l' "tall, ,I hClttl(' fOI po- .... lbJlIH·S The phrase. "granary of ce Abdullah bridge and Karam­ fired against Jordanian positions \\ f'1 up to the ASJans in Afnca to integ- and themselves so senously_ uncI I (ASPAC) should not Widen ZIayee, MInister ot Court AU He continued "The (Czech) pH'­ 111(' l..g\ptl.lf1 Ih."cllth :\:llnlster "rll hq'"k 0111 In lhl.... ",pc- tht' Middle East." has captured eh The lownsh,p of Karameh. In the area of Prince Abdullah 1(11 rate. he said, then they would be One refershJne touch. a daring mto a milItary alliance. Mohammad, Setlond Deputy Pro sidium ha'\ 3ccomph'\hed the 13'\k 11 DI \!ollammold N~l\\ (j\ ('! :vIou­ the Ima~(Inatlon of every econo­ chalr~an scene of fIerce flghtmg on March bridge ime MInister Abdullah Yaltali,. Ethlopi'f" /'HUI€, Cllso depends welcomed as equals But thiS ans- questroner asked Tom Mboya If be Mlkl's ASPAC's new was gwen by the Central Comm,l h~IJ1(I('... dlPd \ r "'11'1'£1<1\ aged :!!') mIC' advlsel the country has ever 21 had been hll "But [orces returned the fIre memhers ot the eabInet, gene· .. 1'.11 th(' JT~flllr'll(l' If'talllf'd bv the wer, while scormg a debatio&' POlOt was prepanng to be lhc next Pre- W,IS talkIng al Ihe aJrport On hl.~ toe of the CommuOI'\t J>arlv