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Nations Charged with Poor (With University of Nebraska at Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Kabul Times Digitized Newspaper Archives 9-27-1967 Kabul Times (September 27, 1967, vol. 6, no. 151) Bakhtar News Agency Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes Part of the International and Area Studies Commons Recommended Citation Bakhtar News Agency, "Kabul Times (September 27, 1967, vol. 6, no. 151)" (1967). Kabul Times. 1568. https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes/1568 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Newspaper Archives at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kabul Times by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. , l PAGE 4 • -' Political MefdOraitiVis't05Pl far preCise C11leulatfonl / (Cantil fr<>m page 2) htIcal torees are at play m the nuclear confrontation, as aggres­ SIve alliances, the cold war has .clsa· greatlY thawed, and thIs marks important progress But now we see a resurgenge ft Profit .. ot rLvalry m the more mdlrect Pre,Jtlge fo11DS of m tervenflomSll1 and m all manner ot antI-Charter s0­ Port8bUlty phistrY We maY approPriately ask has the cold war gone un­ derground- Has It shifted from representaHVC,J/T Parconl PlUCE AF 3 the bIg bombs to the small na­ ~ ne~ t .... r\glv~\ih f'" th tIons? concepts of IJDPlementatlon; Mocumbl ese l Igllres to e If thIS IS so, then the world We WIll have to re~ocus our VI­ press 01), the occasIOn of Moumbl­ faces a new type of power at!'­ SIOn on the new hOrIzons, to que S&ll~arity Week wblcl!<,~as been Big 4 Sit Down With TRant uggle, thIS one wIthout even the apply new remedIes for new orgamsed here J f I I moral JustifIcatIon of an Ideo­ maladIes and to meet new ex­ Mocumbl said Fre)!mo fgrces had 10IDcal crusade The partiea pectations WIth new hopes aUacked '2~~ p,ortu!IUese ml1llsry ba In! First Meeting Since 1965 themselves have tIme and agam In short, we shall be called ses Wllh: mor\!'rs, destroying or ba- UNITED NATIONS, Sept 27, his major pohcy Btatement to the dIsavowed t/Je pUrsUIt of pohcles upon to accord recogmtlon to dIy ,1i,maglDll them _ (Reu,er)~The first gathe~lni of the General Assembly based on IdeologIes, and this IS what IS now the ObVIous-that Frchmo had also destroyed morc big four foreIgn minIster. sIDce 1965 On RhOdesia, Brown said BrItain happIly eVIdent In Europe and ours IS a world of seethmg chan­ than 100 Portuguese military venl­ was the centre of attention at the , In...ted ,1lDd wilL continue to insist to some extent between the two ge-revolutionary change, but cies of all sorts and four aIrcraft, KABUL, Sept 27, (Bakhtar)­ UN yesterday, wIth delegates look on raCial non-disCrlmination and Mlm~ter dalton stone of 20·bed annex to the ing for some signs of agreement on gIant powers Therefore, what that these mutat,ons themselves and had also sabotagcd roads and Pubhc Heallh MISS Kub­ Kabul Matermty House guaranteed progress towards majo-­ can the new struggle portend, are not always eVIdent In such bndges ra Nourul yesterday laId the foun- Vietnam and the MIddle Easl rity rule and full democratic gov­ a dynamIC world all elements­ Her Royal H,ghness Pnncess No deciSions were expected to be evemment' but a stnVlng tor power-not Mocpmbi saId thaI 1J1 the semI­ Khatol, WIfe of HRH Prmce Ahmad for prmclple-but for power It­ pohtIcal and eConomlC~re In taken but some feeling of relief waa On Southwest AfrIca, Brown said hbcrated" rcgJOns under: Frelfmo , Shah, was among those present at expre.sed at tbe fact that all four lIa self-raw, naked power, rooted a perpetual state of transitIon, control 10 Cabo Delgado !,Ild N,a­ HM Receives the ceremony it was matter of great regret" m purely selfIsh, natIOnal mter­ and only one factor remaIns fIX­ ssa prOVInces the popu\alton lhad gtw had agreed to attend the "working to Brltain that the Unlled Nal1pns The eIght-room annex WIll cOS! dlDner" gIven last mght by Secrotary­ ests and tactIcally translated ed our goal for world peace, our AI 600,000 • bad "not been prepared to Ibrilt It­ mto actIons that play havoc with steadfast determmatIon to attam French Scholar General U Thant .elf to acUon which Is clearly prac the dehcate structure of world that goal And thIS undymg hop£: In a bnef speech on the occasion British Foreign Secretary Georll'l tical ahd Positive" By A Stall Wrlter MISS Nourzat SOld that when the Brown descrIbed South A.(rlca'a Britain supported limited but peace? we shall never abandon Prof Andre Mathlot, dIrector ot Thank you Kabul Maternity House was ope,ClI apartheid syslem ... "detestable' In constructive proposal. for the terrl­ More dangerous IS the fact French Juridical mission in Kabul ,t had only a few beds, since at that thIS new rivalry goes on torr, Includlni a proposal for a University wa. received in audJence that time not mnny women would behInd the facade of so-called UnIted Nll'Uons special representa­ last nIght by HIS Majesty the KIng go to It BUf now more and more tive coexIstence Of course we Can 10 Gulkhana Palace Jordan Hopeful Of Talks Open On Aid womcn have been seeking Its SCT The resolution adopted at the only welcome evey step that Mathiot hils been here a month furthers a chmate of coexIsten­ VIces and so the PubliC Health General A.sembly's lut seSllon, lecturing at the College at Law, u~ ;:J Mideast Solution ce among the powers but th,s To Small Firms Wilson Wants End Pak Ministry has drawn plans for however, seemed to contain "what is obser ving the work of the French larger and modern moternIty hou now clearly Impoulble of achiew should Dot be hmlted to the affiliatIOn team there bIg powers It should not beco PARIS, Sept 26 (AFP)-A Centre For FRG se She hoped work on the project ment" and thus offered no solution flve-day conference aImed at Of VeitDmp. War An expert In the constitutional and would begm soon to the problem me theIr monOpoly and theIr sole adtmmstrative law Prof Mathiot Is blessmg It should not be to the heIpmg small and medIUm-slZ LONDON Sept 26, (AFP)- But thiS might take some lime AP .ald a UN subcommittee on ed fIrms to contnbute more DUESSELDORF, Sept 26 lectUring on comparative govern. and th!lt was why It was deCided to apartheId Tuesday urred the Geoe­ exclUSIon of the smaller natIOns Pnme Mmister Harold Wilson said ment This is the forth hme he is fully to economic growth In de­ (AFP) -A PakistanI invest- bUild an annex to the Matermty ral Assembly to recoplsc "the r1i'bt -and certamly not at theIr ex­ last mght that his government would \"lsltlng AfghanIstan He first ViSIted velopIng countnes opened here ment promotIOn was maugura JAKARTA, Sept 26 (Reuter) bouse The annex WIll be ready In of the South AfrIcan people to re­ pense In Its qUIntessence co ImmedIately dissociate ftset! from c.\fghamstan In September 1964 ac yesterday ~Indoneslan less than two months minister saId sort to all forms ot Ittu8'rle" eXIstence hke peace should the United States Vietnam policy lf ted here yesterday students yesterday companied by the dean of Faculty MaIn dISCUSSIons In the con­ ~ Last year there were 3 407 births The SUbcommittee sold the BBJemb be mdlVlslble he thought such a gesture would S Jafr, PakIstan's Secre- I demanded the publlC execu- of Law of the University of Paris ference WIll be focussed on In the Maternity House Its person Iy should also appeal "once more Some WIll have certam reser­ end the war "even a day earUer". tary of state for Industries m tlOn of food sepculators 10 Prof MalhlQt has laught at vatiOns regardmg thIS analysIs the posslb,htIes of promotmg He said 'We want to get the hiS inaugural speech saId West the .tart of a serIes of ma's de­ nel also delivered 704 ch Idren 10 to all .tates to give direct polltlcal the faculty of law of Paris Univer home VISIts mornl and above all material a.: but one thmg IS sure New po- collectIve actIOn between these war over and we shall take whatever Germany's mIracle had InC'lt- monstrations agamst the sPIral Slty fOl the last 10 years He also firms so as to enable them to bene­ The director of the Matermty slstance.1o the natJontll IDOverDeDtI steps are necessary to play our part ed PaklBtan to choose s site to. lmg prIce of nce serves as adVisor to Afghan students fit from the resultlDg economIes I thmk we came pretty close to it Its fIrst European promotion studlng law there House Mrs Nazlfa Nawaz said and all those combating the poUcica WIthOut sacrIficmg them indepen the mstrtutlon which "'ad seven of apartheid' Algerian Official when Kosygm (SOViet Premier) was centre In thIS country SYDNEY, Sept 26, (DPA)- There are four French professors dence ThIS takes the form of pool beds when It was opened now had here In February The objective of the centre Austraha's schoolchildren are now teaching in the college of law 109 such serVIces as research or mar In a debate televised by the Brl was to help West German bu to be ttillned for the "world of I65 beds ketmg and stabilising common pr(}oo here Kabul Umversity s college of Visits Tshombe !Ish Broadcastmg Corporation smessmen bettel'l understand lpak· tomorrow" In WhIch computers law has had an affiliation program ductlon facilities or Joint traimng (B]ilC) Wilson also spoke about Rho ,stan's eConoffi'C pohcy wIll be an every-day feature me WIth the University of Paris Law USSR Decides To schemes desta and Britain s economIc sItua To Investment Law ALGIERS Sept 26 (AFP)­ The centre WIll also mtro<ju- The secondary schools WIll Faculty for many years now and The meetmg IS bemg at tion ce prospectIve West German m- shortly start COurses m hand­ Former Congolese Premier MOl Prot MathlOt believes thIS coopera Minister of Public Health Miss Kubra Nourzal lays tended by representatIves of Wilson recalled that a number of vestors to appropnate Paklsta hng computers and fe~dlng Up Minimum Wage se Tshombe detamed here sm­ tlOn Will contmue A.f.1000 M.
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