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7-12-1967 Kabul Times (July 12, 1967, vol. 6, no. 91) Bakhtar News Agency
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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]. PAGE 4 FRG Satellites VIETNAM D:fJVE~QB~I~f (CO/llill,,J'ft~ sound unified basic-- education ls Atghan lecturers The common adaptabIUb':? mentary laws-superlluous l)!1t"leemt!Il!.[t~'l!rgilhaI;e,..... I r I necessary tor all studepts at least language of the (orelgn experts IS ExplalDlng Afghanistan's stand BC'autll u nelther coquetTl/ nor The answer IS difficult To my There are examples of heavy rlltate.~a'.\lt:t)le~8faofif-1iU!.!otli1 throujl!;\ the nl!\th grade Thl. Is \lie Engllsb whIle tl)c medium 01 Ins ID the Middle East cnsfs, 1010/ AI fix~ ~eVlew"'JdY!!!ctll\can"~l!~~$110'n tructl~n mmd there IS no prescrip- tonstItutions and light ones point In the educatlonal framework Is Oarl or Pashto 'rbe can ghan of Kandahar says the naked chann, tIon to o~fer to foundmg fa" Perhaps the constitution of In- _thlkconStitut omlliiji::j -o."ieg!s a' at whtch pUPil should be fitted to tento 01 various courses are Ifan.lat thers of modelJl COnstitutiOns dla IS the heaViest Ih the world t,ve acts and JudiCial d1!~lsIons ~vocaUonal aggressIon comm,tted by Israel enter Important natlonal cd by Mihon counterparts agamst three Arab nauoo~ last Its myrlerll cannot be expre3 -and to legal- eXJle~ts engagjld In. tt IS volUnunous, Including the and whIch can cu~b excesses In training in agriculture nursing, en The students for the H Teare t monlh ~aused grel\\ lDdlgnauoU , the tas}< of drafting and l'iilduc- constitutions of 1I11 the states, the exerCise of po~er • ~" gl~eerlng and to prep~re themselves ~ecrutted from the graduates 01 sed "ing to meet bOUi IlIe"18 ~ - ~. • proviSIOns ' for ' languages' EXlternal auto-1Jmltatlon IS among lbe Afghan lleople THe pee.; lor I!lgber educatlon 01 a more spo- twellth Itrade (Lycees) pie of Afghanistan became concer It IS not that fleXIbilIty and anti castes and det~lls of the Cl- the eXistence 9J thosll phenome dallsed,l)ature Only those students are chosen ~ ned about the Middle East events J adaptability are dlametr>cally t VII servIce and otlier mucli mat- na In fthi> conSittutlon by vir The Ministry 01 Education to for thl. College who have the enter ~h,raz not only beeallse tJiCir Melslem bre -Fegham oJ opposed Nor IS It that they are ters • l 'e, tue of Which certllili vacuums meet the country's urgent need -.tor prise and enthusiasm for teaching so tncompatlable that they can- In contrast, the constitutIon are fdied 10 due course of tune trained tepchers establlshcd the The College accept. both men and thren were subjected to IDjustlce and not be reconCIled To the ex- of the United States. IS one ,of The growtli",f customs and con KabUL Higher Teachers College women students aggressloo as the result of Ii pre becaus~ tent that a constitution IS, spe- the hghtest, pavmg only about Ventlons In a constitution nor Lal.. It was decidel! to establlsh All the WorK done IS at the same determ,ned plan, but also thcy have always and udder all Cir 111111111I111 I 11I11I1II111Il1 IlilillILIlIliUlUllIl 11I1l11I1I111II1l1ll1II1I1I1ll1l1l1II1lUIl111111l11111l1l1l1l11l1l1l1l1l1l1l1ll1l1 II IlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlIlIlIIlIIllIlIlIlllllllllllIlIlllllllIlI clflc or vague, to the degree that 4000 words mally result In the development a HT C in Kandahar and another level as In the faculties of th.. Uni- cumstances stooo firm agalDst In it define. or geneJ;llllses it Is The two constitutions are and at the same time the lImita- one IS planned for Mazare SharJf verslty A board of studies consist adaptable good examples of fleXibilIty and tIon of power Customs and to be started In April 1968 Ing 01 representatives of the Minis jusllce m any part of the world - MOVE TO STABILISE FOOD MARKET How far constitution genenr- ngidity The American conhtItu- conventions dete1'1D1ne the auJ They are mtended to supply the try 01 Ed""aUon the KabUl Unlver The paper says both the Afghan htles can meet the speciffc req- tlOn IS fleXIble and opel\, to thorlty of each organ and the m,ddle schools with qualified tea sUy the HIgher Teacber s College government and Parhament ISSUed Ulrements of a country for judiCial mterpretatIon but dlt· limits of their Pllwers chers which Kabul University, be- wdl supervise the courses and exn stacemc:nls and resoluhODs on tne The law on distribution, storage and pur their commodity to a' regular buyer than to WhIch the constitutIon has been f,cult to amend while the In- It wIll be' worthwhile to un cause at Us wide commitments IS mmahons to ensure Ihnt this Jevel events taking place In the MIddle chase of foodgralns In Afghanistan prepared by others Iramed and must be forced Is dIan IS practIcally mcapable of dertake a complete and thorough unab~e to meet The Kabul HT C IS molntolOed East The speech delivered by the Food Procurement Department, approved The establishment of purchase coinmbslons another question mterpre~lJion but eastly am· study of the ways constitu- In order to eslabhsh a close aSSOCIa Curriculum Prime Mmlster Mohammad Hashim by the government and endorsed by HIs ID the provinces Is another major objective of However much a constitution endable to meet any g,ven new tIons cah be made adaptable 10 tlon with the University has been Before beginning sludies 0 stu M.lwandwal In the United l\'laJesty the King Is a timely step in the d1rec the new law In eacll of Jhe 28 provinces of the IDcludes generalIties It stIli Sltuabon ImmedIately a world of change Since the affiliated with the College 01 Edu dent must decide Which 01 two spe Nations General Assembly ex lIon of preserving the stability of the food mar country the law establishes a special commIssion must be spe"lf,c enough to meet For a constitution to be cal- world 15 becommg amaller day catlon which IS itself Interested In ciahsed courses he or she wishes to plalned the views 01 the p~oplc ket m the country Il Is timely because the headed by the governor or his legal deputy to the purposes for WhICh It was led adaptable It must be gene- by day, the need for ..,atlons to the training of teache,;s toke (1 e ellher science or h\Jmanl of AfghanIstao on Ihe issue I he paper says the Pnme MIDlSter harvest season has started in some parts of At prepare the pro~e for the purchase of framed There's, however, a ral To the extent that It adopts act m concert IS Impera The Kabul HTC Is a coeduca lies) The lollowlng coUrses are dehvcred a sincere and well-balanc ghanistan and wili be commencing In the re foodgrains in Its own area. The commIssion can hmlt to the amount of partl auto limitatIon by that much IS tIve The constitutIOns should honal mstltutlon and the students offered Practical work comprISe pari 01 the prOfl'llm me of the science departments where. und~r~o training tor two years It IS ( 1) Science (2) HumanlUe. ed speech ndvocatlOg Justice and malDing seettOIlS soon, The law will give the play all important tole In helping the Food culars whIch can be accommod- ,t ngld To my mInd auto IImlta have ways by which natIOns can ated t,on has two aspects mternal reconc,le, mternatIonal oblIga- stu,tent have the chance of doing practical work In the laborator;y,. Biology Hlstor:,Y peaceful methods for Ihe solutIOn a Department the opportunity to take practical Procurement Department by providing In forma If too many particulars are and external lions WIth natIOnal loeals set by Chemlntry Geography problem, In the M,ddle East and measures for the purchase of grams and enable tion about the market and aiso the special con 10cluded It WIll make the cons Internal lImitatIOn IS the 1m the constitutions In thIS Way Physics Engllsh Lang also look an active role lO prepanng It to meet shortages which may occur In some dltlons that prevail in an area. The commission litulion bulky, the task of JudIe- pOSitIOn of limIts upon the three regIOnal harmony can be 'achie- Mathematics II resolullon to be pUt to the Gene regions in winter wIll act on behalf of the Food Procurement De lal mterpretatIon dIfficult and maIn organs of the state whIch ved m a mor~ fruitful manner Methods of Teaching ral Assembly for solVIng the Mtd One of the most Important problems which partment in every sense of the term It wIll ,I~RNA;TlaN..~·Kuuni)tql- All students are required to com die East Impasse the Fpod Procurement Department has been provide liaison betweell the seller and the ptete the reqUirements lD tqe follow Afghanistan was among the spon 109 subjects sors of a reso~utlon tabled by )5 confronted With IS the manner and framework buyer, nepotlate the prices for sale and pur hwc~t Sensational Jim Ryun smaShedl mploll3hlP bas agreed to tak.e Th, other final bert to Pc \(hal makes a fast race? nonaligned nations calling for the within which It can purchase foodgralns The chase of foodgralns with due Justice and Impar reeo~ (a) .F.:ducatlOn psychology prlncl the world for Ihe 1 500-me- part In an e,ght man ehmmahon ter BakonYI of Huagary who dIS The waler flows downhill bOlh wllhdTRwal of Israeli forces from tlahty and try to preserve good relations bet Examples Of Israeli Atrocities On Arabs 2~ ples of education methods of teu lack of a precise law made the task extremely tre run Saturday by seconds as tournament for the tttle It was an posljd of Vladlmlro Kalarese of directIOns volunteered Spitz s fa the lcrnlones they occupied dunng diftlcult Relations between the buyer and the ween the Department and the seUers he ran the metrac mIle In 3 mInutes nou,nced Monday In New York Haly 5-3 5 3 and another Hunga mous coach George Hames It s ching teachIng matenals Israel added to her CrIme re the re~enl fightmg and later the seller are highly Important and a permanent They said they were forced to 33 I seconds lD the United State... I Pallerson would probably meel rlan Sollan Horvath 5 4 1 5 5 I ternfic (b) IslamIC studies Pashto Dar! cord new atroc,t,es commItted also said that most of the sol leave their homes phYSical educatIOn hygiene solution of problems eXistIng 1n relationship based on goodwIll should be But even more Important Is the role the Bntlsh Commonwealth track and Jerry Quarry In the toumamenl Pawlowski and BakonYI Jolncd Senously SPitz explslned that part of the world dunng aggressIOn agamst the dlers were not mJured durmg On June 13, 1967, the French thre~ In addItion to the above subjects sought COmmISSion wIll have In the prevention of hoard field meet m Los Angeles which hiS promottng tmdy plans to RUSSians VladImir Mazlymov Thc;re are nol many waves The I he paper says thaI the Unlled Arab countrIes These atroci their f,ght With the Israeli tro News Agency (A FP) wrote The 19 year old University of slage to find a successor to CassIUs OUfTliar Mavhkhanov and Mark Ra lane ropes break the waves And courses are offered In English and 'l!be law outlines the methods by whlcn lng and smuggling There Is a tendency to t'es surpassed the NazI cnmes ops but dunng the savage dest that the s,tuatlOn tn the Gaza tralOlng In the use off the library is NUlions has committed Itself to JUs smuggle foodgralDS IDtO areas where prices are Kansas student already holder of ...clay If quarry decided not 10 clpa-and Hunganan TlbQr Pasza the Sides of the pool-above the tl(C and peace We are sure that foodgrams can be purchased In our rlSmg de Israel dId not confme her acti ructlOn resulting from savage Sector has become cntlcal A the world record for the mile at SIgn a replacement would b~ sug m Ipe finals The later four gamed water-help part of the syllabus mocracy the purchaser and the buyer are free to comparatively higher A great and sudden out VIties to the napalm bombs air raIds which spraYed ftre new wave of hunger submerged The courSe of InstructIOn covers a reason and commonsense Wilt ~veo 3 51 I beat K'pchoge KelDa of Ke- gesled by the World Boxmg Asso final spots Friday lually prevail '" the MIddle East make any grain deal The law prOVides for flow of large quantities of foodgralns from one whIch are internationally pro around them the Palestlman refugees who nya by nearly 25 yards with a tre clatIon period of two years At the end ot FOUND, HELEN BOWLS WELL and a Just and permanent solution voluntary sale and free purchase of foodgralns province to another may cause a shortajre in the hlblted but It also me~Cllessly The sold..rs said that some of numbel about 315,000 persons mendous finish thiS tlme the successful stUdent WIll Japan s Hlroyukl Eblbara fourth KNOCKED BY A BULL Dave Pound of Bntaln and Helen Will be found to the problem 1t by the Food Procurement Department The first bombarded the hospitals and the ambulances whICh were On June 12. 1967 Baghdad RYUN OUTRUNS KEINO be awarded a fourteenth grade dip first aid centres day and mghl ranking world flyweJght contender Weston of the UOIted Stales won says sellers are at hberty to oller or not to oller their carrymg the casualties from RadIO announced that 16 Indian Sebastian Palomo one of SpaIn s lorna of teach109 ThiS wlll be can IsraeI also expelled and dlsper the hospitals whIch were vac knocked out Korea s Wun Mo Oh the mdlvldual all events champion ferred Jomtly by Kabul Umverslty I he M Iddl", Ea1lt CriSIS IS also diS commodities for sale, and the Depatment Itself We hope that the commissions ID the pro soldiers 'n the UNEF were Kenyan Kipcboge KClOO outrun most spectacular younQ: maladors sed 100000 PalestIman refu In the filth round of a sehcduled ships Saturday 10 the world bowlmg aod the Ministry ot Education The cussed In an edllonal by another VIDeos will take their task seriously and handle ated m the Western bank, were tl ansported last night to one of by Amencan JIm Ryun ID Satur was caught and knocked to the Is authorised to buy from all sources mcludlng gees, who were livlDg on th~ 10 rounder Monday nIght In Tokyo tournament graduates at H T C enJoy the same provlOclal newspape~an(1l1ee ot theIr duties and obligations on tIme and impar bombed and burnt on theIr way the hOSPitals to be treated from day s world breakmg I 500 metres ground by a bull on Sunday and houses, godowDS, bazaars and markets. The The 27-year old I apaoese south Pound an J8 year old student en nghts as those enjoyed by graduates GhazOl Thl~ n(:wspaper, comment Western bank of the Jordan to Amman thelI' 10JuneS as a result of the regamed hiS battered prestige WIth suffered a broken left arm price Is fixed by mutual consent agreement tially We are happy to see that slnee the com paw stopped the second ranklOg Ko gmeer from Harlow took hIS crown 109 on the emergency session or the and since 1948 On June 13 1967, UP I wrote Israeli attack on the Gaza Sec a decisive 5 000 metres Victory over of the Colleges of Letters Science miSSIOns are headed by the governors they al rean With a senes of lefts and nghts Th~ 19 year-old matador-nick wltg a 28 game total of 5 708 an and EducatIOn Umted Nations General Assembly, aud the Department will pay immediately after Th" Dally Telegraph publish that John F'sher the director tor Austrahan dIstance kIDg Ron Clark(: ready have some police power to stop smuggl (0 the body for a mandatory eIght named LInares was fightJQg the average of almost 204 says lhal the speech dellvered by the purchase This will act as a llnanclal meen ed an artIcle on June 10, 1967 of the UN Rehef Agency 10 On June 9, 1967 Jeddah RadiO on Sunday In Los Angeles lIve to growers and they will more readily oller 109 and hoardlOg by John Mossman In which he Jordan announced that about announced that the bombing of count las! bull of the evenmg m Barcelo In Ihe final round Saturday. he When they Join the CIvil service Pnme M100sier Mohammad HashIm KeJno and Clarke fought out a rolled an eight game senes of saId that a steam of 16 BrttIsh 80000 refugees were d'lven Ancient Jerusalem caused dam shoulder to shoulder duel for the Eblhara welgbed 1126 pounds na s monumental bullnng He was they are recognIsed as nmth rank Malwandwal at the General Assem (51 2 kIlograms) Wun 112 pounds taken to the nng lOfirmary 1 597 His scores were 201 209 offiCials and they receiVe Af 150 bly symbolised 10 a vlvld manner nurses under a BntIsh matron fronr the Western bank to the age to Moslem and Christian ho last mIle after droppmg their rivals (50 8 k,lograms) 187 196 214 201 205 as theIr professional salary They the VIews and fechng of the entue have been working day and Eastern bank of the Jordan Tbe ly places and destroYed the larg KelDo struck down the back Last April he was gored by a bull can participate In 10 serVice courses people of Afghanistan on the recent mllht treating nllhtary and Cl Agency said that Israeh cars est hOSPItal In the city An Isra stralgbt on the lasl lap and pulled whIch plunged a horn 12 centime Second place went to Jyunnosuke HOME PRESSAT A GLANCE ~od rccelve a diploma eqUIvalent to aggreSSion committed b} the Israelis vi1lan casualties at the army With loud speakers toured the eh tank destroYed the entrance away to wm by )5 yards from JAPANESE WINS UK RACE tres (over four mches) IOto hiS grom Yamanaka of Japan He fimshed base hospital In Amman At least to AI Aqsa Mosque a BAm two years agalDst tbe Arabs The Pnme MI Cltles of the Western bank an Clarke holder of SIX world r(:cords 59 pms behmd Ihe Englishman wltb the political value of the war to natlon any day of the week The seven of the senOu~ mlhtary nouncmg Jhat buses would be Tetsu Ikusawa winner of the Ja 5649 Yamanaka Fnday nlghl s D~onstratlOn lessons are gIven nlster while caJhng for the resto Yesterday B He1Jwad carr1ed an outweit:h the 10B8 of hvee and pro mld term examinations in fact giVe Israel} jo{ces .bombarded -_the from two DiUes upwards cases are VIctims of napalm bom ~ ready to transPort the InhabIt panese grand prrx auto race ear leader shot I 536 In Ihe final lOund tor students to obsene either In the ratJOn of JuStlce 10 the MJddle East e~htorI~l field h6sPltals and first-aId ve- Clarke, whb flew to Los Angeles entitled The Vietnam Catas perty mvolved But It must be em a good chance to the students to re bmg by the Israelis on the Jeru ants wlthlO two hours and lier this year became the first Japa Helen Weston 01 the U S edged College or 10 the Lycee Students are as a first step urged peaceful me Impa~se h,cles along the whole front 10 after hiS European tour especJally Mark SPItz wbo legalned Friday traphe The war that has been go phaslsed that the and blood vIse theIr lessons and make prepara nese driver to WID a race 10 Bn expected to carry out a planned and thods 10 solve the oulstandmg prob salem area warnmg that 'we cannot Inform SPite of the,eVIdence of the Red to meet KClno, was doubtful for a world sWimming record he lost Elja Krogerus of Fmland by eIght mg on 1Il Vietnam tor the past few shed in Vietnam 15 a catastrophe and tlons whIch Will certalOly prove Jordaman government of lain Sunday dIrected period at practice teachlOg lems In the M,ddle East A. you of what would happen if Cross and Red Crescent enSIgns, Sunday s race after recovenng from Tuesday predicted he could cut 11 pUlS Saturday to WIn the women's years IS nothmg short of a catas a blot on hlJman conscience useful In the annual e:x.arnmaUons fiCial saId that 200 beds at the In the schools The fact lS the newspaper says, you rematn ' In contravention of IDternatlonal an Injury whIle training with Ryun Ikusawa won two races In hIS by two seconds all events tJtle In the world bowhng traphe and a blot on human cons Marks gamed In the mId term exa Lutheran HospItal ID Jerusalem In 1965 the Intake of students the Middle East SituatIOn bas to be On June 12, 1967, Reuter wrote treattes Signed 10 Ge~eva on Fnday mght Brabham B-2 I Spitz lowered the 400 metre free champIOnships Clence It said Thousands of people Yesterday's Ants in an edltonal Jnmatlons the editOrtal $ressed were burnt With napalm, Inflie that Jordan began to face a se was 100 The enrolment wIll now analysed from an objective pOlOt of Illustrations of this are the The 27-year-old Kemo, who plac He won both the Formula Libre style record 10 4 088 10 Santa Clara W~ston are killed CIties are bombed and urged high school students not to wlll be taken tnto account durmg tmg many deaths and terrible vele c'lsl~- WIth the arnval of MISS a 37 year old ac nse 150 per annum It IS estimated view And 11 IS clear that Israel bombardmg of EI .Arish roihtal'y ..d secood 1D the 1 500 metres on event and the Formula III race 10 mternational sWim meet mnocent chIldren and people suffer shun sitting In mid term examlQ8 the annual exammations It IS regret InJunes more than 100,000 refugees from countant from DetrOit MIchigan that by 1977 Ihe College wlll pro aUacked the Arab nahons taking ad hospItal by the artIllery, tanks Saiurday ran the gruellmg race 'n the London club meetIog and then 24~gamJ: Yet there seems to be no endin~ to hons An Ideal student It said who table that some 12th graders this The sources estimate that the Western bank to Amman Alam Moscom of France swpm amassed a record total of VIde 400 teachers annually At pr-e vantage of the Arabs understanding year have raIsed Questions regarding and air planes on June 5, at 4.30 13 368 after pass'ag Clarke WIth finIshed third overall In hIS Honda en~l1ed the futile war has been conscIentious in hIS stu about 15,000 troops and clvII Rehef centres are now over-cr It In 4 092 at Monte Cario on 4585 The former mark was 4535 sent 204 students are in the Wilh the great powers that tbey dIes should be ready ror an exami the mld term exammatlons p m ktlhng and woundIng a II1l" only oae half lap ~o go 800 ID the standard produclton Tuesday to beat the 4 106 Mark by Helen Shabhs of Delrolt wlio College 'ans-men women and chIld owded and most of the ,refugees sportscar should DOt start a war as was diS Although the eruptlOn of other ren-were kIlled durmg the ge number of patIents and hOSPI The Aussle fimshed In 13 40.Jjt Spitz had set on I uoe 25 won the tttle In 1963 The stalI ot the College mcludes closed by UnIted Arab Republic do not fmd shelter and sleep on tal staff Amenca's Gerry Lindgren finished mCldepts such as the IsraelI aggres flghtmg ihls 's a fast pool the 17 year MISS Westoa chmaxed her 190 one Atghan and one foreign dlrec PreSldenl Gemal Abdul Nass~r when the streets a well-beaten. third at 13 47 8 RECORD Tl\WNG SlOn agamst the Arab countrIes re Another source saId It was On June 10 1967, the 'Dally old hIgh school sentor and star of average performanc(: by shaotmg a 6 tor 15 International experts and 17 he spoke lO hiS nation after the cenUy pushed the VIetnam news The 'l'l11les' pubhshed m Its After Bob Day and LlDdgren sel I~ Sanla Clara sWim club re game senes of I 172 Saturday In the counterparts not a battle, tt was a massacre " Telegraph wrote "Refugees ISsue of June 14 1967 that Egyp Austria s Jochen Rindt dnvlDg war away tram the mam headlmes the fhc early pace, Kemo took the lead marked after Fndav s bIg race final round 10 Malmoe (Conld OIl page 4) SanaJl~e There were many women and flowed today from the aress of a Brabham Cosworth, won Sunday sa:ys smce the state of Is tact is that a problem ot such great han forces In Smal are starvIng bnefiy 9n the seventh lap and then children among the 400 patients the Western bank of Jordan to from lack of food and water, and the Grand Pnx de France for for· rael IS responSible [or vlolatmg magmtude cannot be shelved or for I saw today at thiS one hosp, led the race peace and ,Slartlng the aggresslon It Amman makmg the problem of that the food centres 10 the Ga mula 2 sports cars 10 record tIme gotten said the edltonal tal IS hoped that the Un'ted Nallon~ The Times concluded an editorial Suez Canal zone to try 10 prevent the refugees roore dangerQus za Sector and on the Western 200 IN 202 SECONDS Rmdl covered tbe 261 68 kIlome I saw one young soldier whose Most of the refugees flowed Will prove worthy of Its alms 10 The eJIm HInes stood M adaren driVing hiS Maclaren- were burnt" Waranga, publ1sbed 10 Gardez the nah S death brought vast crowds out Pravda said It IS a duty at all ed women and ch,ldren and shot UP J Ieported on June 12, Cosworth Maclaren s ume was The elements opposmg the central The UPI publIshed a report second at 203 and Jobn Carlos was centre of Pakthla provmce m South In Karachi 10 what seemed to have honesl people of the world to put them down 1967 that Israel forced most of I 24 57 10 Frenchman 10 Sehles government 10 South Vietnam too On June 11, 1967 that a Lebanese Ihlrd at 204 as Amencan men con ern Arghanlstan says that members been a spontaneous gesture of na an end to U S aggreSSIon m VIet On June 11, 1967 UP I wrote the mhab,tants on the Western ser was Ihlrd In a Brahham Ford In have been able to secure arms and doctor headIng a team of doctors that the refugees who hurned hnued fhelr dommatlOn o[ thiS two of the Royal FamIly mcludlOg Her aSSistance from Eastern bloc coun 110nal mourn1Og nam and· Israel s aggression 10 the bank to qUIt theIr house and day event at the Los Ang~le.. colli I 25 3520 But Il added unfortunately what MIddle East for treatmg the war casualtIes m to the Eastern bank were ex Majesty the Queen and Ole Pcrn tries The Vlelnam war entered a expelled them from their perma_ seum New Zealander DenIS Hulme qUIt Jordan declared that nearly 25% posed to hombmg and flflng t... ccsses are. taking a keen mterest in new phase when the United States began as a trIbute developed as so The ietter by a group of Soviet nent campmg quarters after Ihe raCe at the 14th lap leavmg II often 10 ASian cl11es when vast of the casualties were burnt f,om Israeli planes while leav Austraha ~ Dianne Burge won her the Improvmg the status of women started bombmg targets In North cultural workers called on all those bombardIng these quarters dur drIvers In the race led by Bntam s crowds congregate IOta trouble from the napalm bombs He lng their camps In Jencho second race of the meet WIth 23 2 m the country Several years ago VIetnam Allhough the UOlted States who cheTlsh peace to act deciSively Ing the fight Jacky Stewart and Rmdt The newspaper saId Anyone and With courage \ / In the women S 200 as the Common a women S assocIation was formed IS alleged to have undertaken such After gammg sligbUy on Rmd' looklOg for a politIcal mohve be The authors at tbe letter saId wealth look the first three places for to help needy women on a volun a step In order to force the North ---- Stewa.. held otT hIS rival unhl the j tary baSIS ThIS organisation IS also hlOd thiS resentment might well find In Vlelnamese to agree to a negohated they beheve It IS their sacred duty the first time thiS compehhon 28th lap when he was forced to It m the peculiar polillcal posltJon to come out .rcsolutely agamst the very actlve 10 helping women In pn settlement of the problem, expen MISs Burge. who won the 100 In abandon MilS Jinnah had acqUired tor her sons The establishment of the specml ence has shown that the step. ms threat of a new war against thlk: II 5 on Saturday was followed by sel( forces that contmue stepping up Terror By A Lake In Troubled Congo fund should be 01 great help to this tead of achlevme the goal 10 fact For three daYS, the body of a By Mlobael Irene P:lotrowskt of Canada In 23 5 WHEEL TO WHEEL DUllL organisation to carry out its plan to has worsened the situation The teOSlons and are Increasmg escala Goldsmith We were Just gettirlg back and Vilma Charlton of J~..ca In Il'J The Washangton Dally News said UOo In Vietnam that unleashed the man lD a white shtrt has been help needy women throughout the VIet Cong seem to be resolved more on our feet after the terrible 23 6 on the warm sunny afternoon Austrahao Frank Gardner dnv country The newspaper also men Ihat the spate of ceasefire Violations confhct 10 the Middle l!:ast and are IYtng face down on the CongO cross the border or to reach Rw than ever before to fight to the bll first years of Independence," one Ron WhItney captured first place mg a Ford lost a wheel to wheel tlons the celebration ot Mothers Day along the Suez Canal IS a remmder orgamsmg new armed "rovocations' ,lese fiver bank only a few feet anda across lake Kivu Belg'an woman refugee said • ter end to all mterested parties-at the from the Rwanda border for the US 10 the 400 metre hur duel over 20 drivers Sunday bUI for the first time 10 the country ond The Pekmg People s Datltl pub Congolese and Rwanda flags Her husband remained In Buka die. w,th a clocking of 493 as he UOlted Notions 10 Washington 10 No one knows hiS name nOl won tbe overall event and nJOe conSiders aU these steps as very Refernng to the: present military lIshed an article by the Red Guards !lew on the narrow Iron bridge vu to look after the famIly busl spnnted the final 100 yards to pull Moscow-that there IS no peace tn of the Institute 01 InternaUonal Re whether he IS European or At pomts towards the European cham effective In elevahng the status ot sltuallon 10 Vietnam the editOrial across the border rlVer Rwan ness The weU,.tacked Library of the College prOVides good Footballer Most the Middle East only the flimSiest latIons criticising Indian reaction 'lean The body IS almost de op frQ.l\l fourlh plac.;, Russ Rogers plOnsh,p Afghan women said the United States appears to be dan soldiers In paratroopers' ca We Just can t understand l')ok second place for the Amencans reading material for the students sort ot armistice anes lor their anti Chma under composed Gardner s duel With Belgian Jac_ NangorhaT, publIshed In Jalalo thinkmg of further strengthen10g itS mouflage SUitS guarded their end what made the m~t cenarIes and at 500 Roger Johnson WaS thud and kie Ickx came in the second face of takmgs The man was shot by Congo of the bndge The Congolese Aetmired In USSR bad the centre 01 the eastern pro forces in Southeast ASIa It 18 dim the Katangans do It," she said set a New Zealand natIOnal record tI1e day lckx IJ.!'hlnd the wheel 01 1L added It was thJS kind at -. The article sold that Indian reac lese soldIers while trymg to on the other Side kept out of vlOce bf Nangarhar says that it is cult to say at the moment whether They drove out the Congolese by fintsblng In 50 2 a Malra-Ford Cosworlh had ex The SoVIet Umon s great hero IS hate filled contempt Arabs and I:;; honaTles had I staged anh Chma reaoh safety across the narrow essentlal not only tor the govern even addlllonal Amencan troops can SIght to aVOid bemg photo and then moved off the next raelts had for each other that led atrocihes, the brutahty which has stream that forms the border graphed HOUSEWIFE IUMl'S 21 FI' changed tbe lead With Gardner a footballer mc;nt but also famlhes and mdlvi bring a settlement 01 the Vietnamese day leavmg us unprotected and tr~lllng to the June war The same emotions been rarely witnessed 10 the history Mary Rand, 27-year-old house throughout, but was as the Ask a RUSSIan whom he most ad dua.ls to .cut expendIture The paper between the Congo and Rwanda Afncans In cars or on foot cros exposed to Congolese revenge" problem \, plus a CYnical dIsregard tor the at mtel"natlonal relations' He IS one of more tlian 60 per Wife and part time newspaper colu two approached the fioal curve nures and he will probably shrug hiS says that many people rum them sed freely but the bridge was About 200 refugees succeeded mOIst, won the long Jump WIth a Gardner won Ihe Su~day's fi,st shoulders and give names of cos ceasetlre This apparently arou5~d the mid term examinations sons killed m the city of Buka closed to anyone WIth a white selves by spendmg extravaeanUy In conclUSion Ihe editOrial saId the UN Security CouncU enough to It said they were encouraged by m reachmg Rwanda tehitoI'Y, medlcore. 21 feet 2 In Her first race over 1011 kIlometers (63! mIles) monouts and poets and wIlhout too on weddings or lunerals. It is blgh vu dunng a bnef reIgn of ter skID mcludmg some 50 Amencan JDls mpybe both sides see a need for the adopt a concensus early today (Mon US imperialists and Soviet revI ror by avenging Congolese tro Jump over 21 feet thiS year. but before Britain's Chris lrwlng by much enthusiasm there IS a SImilar time oUr people retralDed from un continuahan ot the war and conSIder Some of the refugees, mostly stonanes and their famihes. AIl day) to send UN observers to theSlOnlsts' ops chasfng mercenarles, spe well short of her world record 22 3/10 of a second reaction for high jumper Valery necessary expenditure, the news Belgians, remained In the bor those quelltIoned agreed there Brume) ~IIIIIIIlIllIIIlIllIlIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIl/lIIIIIIIIIIII11IIIIIIII11II11I11J les and saboteurs feet 2t Inches paper says der area anXIOUSly waiting for was almost no !ightmg between But- when he hears the name of At least five white settlers PAWLOWSKI (lAIN$ news of relatives left behmd the Congolese and the mercen~ Tnple Jump Samuel Igun of NI A BEARTH Lev YaslO the Russian s eyes Will ADVERTISING RATB8 were among the dead Order They said there had been WI DISplay Column Inch AI 100 anes and all vehemently deni gena placed second With a hop step light up as he pr:ovides tacls and was reestabbshed by Conl{olese despread looting 10 Bukuvu ClaSSl~d ed t/lat any European settlers and Jump of 5 fl 21 In (16 22m) Defendmg !pdlvldual men s Sabre figures about Yasin s exploits per Ime, bold Iype AI 20 paratroopers flown from Kinsha From a narrow pomt of take In the area had taken up arms Saturday In Los Angeles ChampIOn Pawlowski of Poland Yastn is the Moscow Dynamo s 37 Get your (minimum ,even line. per buertfon) sa to the Bukavu ah11eld locat K,vu Congolese soldIers could agamst the Congolese garrison Art Walker of the UnIted States after losmg to Hungary s'Tibor Pes -, year 0]d goalkeeper though he SUBSCRIPTION RAftS ed at Kamembe or Rwanda ter be seen last week carrying suit They said the town Nas tak won the event wtlh il dIstance of 43 za Friday, ehmmated two opponents rarely plays tor that team He is Yearly AI 1000 r*!I'Y cases fIlled With loot from CORY 01 the en over by a mutiilous' unit of ft 7 In (1633m) Saturday morning to gam a berth too busy p)aYlOg to\ the Sovlet Half Yearly Many of the 1,500 European some Qf the luxuI10US vIllas on § AI. 600 Katanga troops who arrived Alf Beleh of Nlgena look SiXth !/1 the sabre finals of the 32nd world Union s national team QuJrtcrIy settlers In Bukavu escaped to the Congolese shore of the lake • At 300 from the bush With their mer In the 110 metre hIgh hurdles In fencmg champIOnships held at Iho He has kept eoaI to three world Kahul Times Rwanda but most of them are Lake KIVU, set bke a SWISS cen'lry officers and moved on cups and was in the rest of the still In the CI ty and forbldc;1en 14 9 as Willie Davenport of the Uni UDIversIty of Montreal i FOREIGN PICture Postcard among forest the next day after stocking \lP world team against England 10 1963 ~ to leave the Congo The milita ted States won the evenl Pawlowsk, defeated fellow coun Aniwal at <48 covered mountams IS one of Af on supplies and SCIZIl\lI all the tryman Andrzej Platkowsk, 5-4 The praise 01 the tall well-built = Yaw·· • ry authorities, presumbly stili rica's beauty spots and was a Congolese J\tmy trucks and PATTERSON TO START ANEW 3 5. 5-4, then ehmlOsted Hungarian Yasin Rus.sions say is snug In all Edllorlal Ex 24, 38 on the hunt for whIte mercena favounte vacatIOn resort for sc:.ctions of society His goa) keeping ~ ~y ., :~ weapOllS they could find The Tamas Kovacs, 5-1, 5-2, to gam a the Khyber. ries, gave the order to shoot to European reSIdents 10 the ktlhng began only after they ability is supposed to be Ihe best In lmuJlUIIIlIIIIIIIIIlJlmtllJIIIIIIIIlIJl1111lll11111l111111111l11111luIIIII11111111111111 ~'lllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllll"llIlllItlJ1lllllllllllllll111111111111111111111111111111111~ kIll anyone found trymg to Floyd Pa\lersqn who t\ylee held spot lO the six-man round robm fi Congo 'tad left (AP) the world heavyweight boxing eha the world and his name has become nals Saturday DIght a symbol of excellence AI. 110. , , I , PAGE 2 THE :kA13UL TIMES • ., ,- ~\Fle¥ibility~ ~daitOOUo/:£~0f~1t~,Cij~~II'~~!~J. Ibl&W IrU(;MER ,l~~~H~~I~ , ~ I·., • ';; " L!:~~; ~!1U!!ljRahe\1 lr;,:,niUllt,,~(jb~rv~jf:r~ eXll! hovmcial Press \ Isl1here a w1.Y.c:a meuloct1or a "", ~ "'PA'ftT D' bJae...9l'~~ek!R!.!wers..'~; PL~~ " .;wliic~~)~ "1 an~ ,~~orcb!fBtrtUtldnltl Ins.~ CQlJ+iEGIS . , . ptinClple( f by• miilem the n ed for by-ijiws sub •, By AR Amli1 constituti6nJi"'ean have botli" the 9J(lialit~ la!'§_hI9h I prEt!er to .-call: 1:ie},lJiffi~ tQQls' of, a!!~;, ,,.. Inte~national - It Is generally accepted that a ataffed by experls and 5y A SWf Writer chl\ractenstIcs of fleXibility and call supplementary and comple- ~ t.JiJlonJ,:\!t~!f~Piitl\tl:l1.nl~t~P!>J'ft~ sound unified basic-- education ls Atghan lecturers The common adaptabIUb':? mentary laws-superlluous l)!1t"leemt!Il!.[t~'l!rgilhaI;e,..... I r I necessary tor all studepts at least language of the (orelgn experts IS ExplalDlng Afghanistan's stand BC'autll u nelther coquetTl/ nor The answer IS difficult To my There are examples of heavy rlltate.~a'.\lt:t)le~8faofif-1iU!.!otli1 throujl!;\ the nl!\th grade Thl. Is \lie Engllsb whIle tl)c medium 01 Ins ID the Middle East cnsfs, 1010/ AI fix~ ~eVlew"'JdY!!!ctll\can"~l!~~$110'n tructl~n mmd there IS no prescrip- tonstItutions and light ones point In the educatlonal framework Is Oarl or Pashto 'rbe can ghan of Kandahar says the naked chann, tIon to o~fer to foundmg fa" Perhaps the constitution of In- _thlkconStitut omlliiji::j -o."ieg!s a' at whtch pUPil should be fitted to tento 01 various courses are Ifan.lat thers of modelJl COnstitutiOns dla IS the heaViest Ih the world t,ve acts and JudiCial d1!~lsIons ~vocaUonal aggressIon comm,tted by Israel enter Important natlonal cd by Mihon counterparts agamst three Arab nauoo~ last Its myrlerll cannot be expre3 -and to legal- eXJle~ts engagjld In. tt IS volUnunous, Including the and whIch can cu~b excesses In training in agriculture nursing, en The students for the H Teare t monlh ~aused grel\\ lDdlgnauoU , the tas}< of drafting and l'iilduc- constitutions of 1I11 the states, the exerCise of po~er • ~" gl~eerlng and to prep~re themselves ~ecrutted from the graduates 01 sed "ing to meet bOUi IlIe"18 ~ - ~. • proviSIOns ' for ' languages' EXlternal auto-1Jmltatlon IS among lbe Afghan lleople THe pee.; lor I!lgber educatlon 01 a more spo- twellth Itrade (Lycees) pie of Afghanistan became concer It IS not that fleXIbilIty and anti castes and det~lls of the Cl- the eXistence 9J thosll phenome dallsed,l)ature Only those students are chosen ~ ned about the Middle East events J adaptability are dlametr>cally t VII servIce and otlier mucli mat- na In fthi> conSittutlon by vir The Ministry 01 Education to for thl. College who have the enter ~h,raz not only beeallse tJiCir Melslem bre -Fegham oJ opposed Nor IS It that they are ters • l 'e, tue of Which certllili vacuums meet the country's urgent need -.tor prise and enthusiasm for teaching so tncompatlable that they can- In contrast, the constitutIon are fdied 10 due course of tune trained tepchers establlshcd the The College accept. both men and thren were subjected to IDjustlce and not be reconCIled To the ex- of the United States. IS one ,of The growtli",f customs and con KabUL Higher Teachers College women students aggressloo as the result of Ii pre becaus~ tent that a constitution IS, spe- the hghtest, pavmg only about Ventlons In a constitution nor Lal.. It was decidel! to establlsh All the WorK done IS at the same determ,ned plan, but also thcy have always and udder all Cir 111111111I111 I 11I11I1II111Il1 IlilillILIlIliUlUllIl 11I1l11I1I111II1l1ll1II1I1I1ll1l1l1II1lUIl111111l11111l1l1l1l11l1l1l1l1l1l1l1ll1l1 II IlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlIlIlIIlIIllIlIlIlllllllllllIlIlllllllIlI clflc or vague, to the degree that 4000 words mally result In the development a HT C in Kandahar and another level as In the faculties of th.. Uni- cumstances stooo firm agalDst In it define. or geneJ;llllses it Is The two constitutions are and at the same time the lImita- one IS planned for Mazare SharJf verslty A board of studies consist adaptable good examples of fleXibilIty and tIon of power Customs and to be started In April 1968 Ing 01 representatives of the Minis jusllce m any part of the world - MOVE TO STABILISE FOOD MARKET How far constitution genenr- ngidity The American conhtItu- conventions dete1'1D1ne the auJ They are mtended to supply the try 01 Ed""aUon the KabUl Unlver The paper says both the Afghan htles can meet the speciffc req- tlOn IS fleXIble and opel\, to thorlty of each organ and the m,ddle schools with qualified tea sUy the HIgher Teacber s College government and Parhament ISSUed Ulrements of a country for judiCial mterpretatIon but dlt· limits of their Pllwers chers which Kabul University, be- wdl supervise the courses and exn stacemc:nls and resoluhODs on tne The law on distribution, storage and pur their commodity to a' regular buyer than to WhIch the constitutIon has been f,cult to amend while the In- It wIll be' worthwhile to un cause at Us wide commitments IS mmahons to ensure Ihnt this Jevel events taking place In the MIddle chase of foodgralns In Afghanistan prepared by others Iramed and must be forced Is dIan IS practIcally mcapable of dertake a complete and thorough unab~e to meet The Kabul HT C IS molntolOed East The speech delivered by the Food Procurement Department, approved The establishment of purchase coinmbslons another question mterpre~lJion but eastly am· study of the ways constitu- In order to eslabhsh a close aSSOCIa Curriculum Prime Mmlster Mohammad Hashim by the government and endorsed by HIs ID the provinces Is another major objective of However much a constitution endable to meet any g,ven new tIons cah be made adaptable 10 tlon with the University has been Before beginning sludies 0 stu M.lwandwal In the United l\'laJesty the King Is a timely step in the d1rec the new law In eacll of Jhe 28 provinces of the IDcludes generalIties It stIli Sltuabon ImmedIately a world of change Since the affiliated with the College 01 Edu dent must decide Which 01 two spe Nations General Assembly ex lIon of preserving the stability of the food mar country the law establishes a special commIssion must be spe"lf,c enough to meet For a constitution to be cal- world 15 becommg amaller day catlon which IS itself Interested In ciahsed courses he or she wishes to plalned the views 01 the p~oplc ket m the country Il Is timely because the headed by the governor or his legal deputy to the purposes for WhICh It was led adaptable It must be gene- by day, the need for ..,atlons to the training of teache,;s toke (1 e ellher science or h\Jmanl of AfghanIstao on Ihe issue I he paper says the Pnme MIDlSter harvest season has started in some parts of At prepare the pro~e for the purchase of framed There's, however, a ral To the extent that It adopts act m concert IS Impera The Kabul HTC Is a coeduca lies) The lollowlng coUrses are dehvcred a sincere and well-balanc ghanistan and wili be commencing In the re foodgrains in Its own area. The commIssion can hmlt to the amount of partl auto limitatIon by that much IS tIve The constitutIOns should honal mstltutlon and the students offered Practical work comprISe pari 01 the prOfl'llm me of the science departments where. und~r~o training tor two years It IS ( 1) Science (2) HumanlUe. ed speech ndvocatlOg Justice and malDing seettOIlS soon, The law will give the play all important tole In helping the Food culars whIch can be accommod- ,t ngld To my mInd auto IImlta have ways by which natIOns can ated t,on has two aspects mternal reconc,le, mternatIonal oblIga- stu,tent have the chance of doing practical work In the laborator;y,. Biology Hlstor:,Y peaceful methods for Ihe solutIOn a Department the opportunity to take practical Procurement Department by providing In forma If too many particulars are and external lions WIth natIOnal loeals set by Chemlntry Geography problem, In the M,ddle East and measures for the purchase of grams and enable tion about the market and aiso the special con 10cluded It WIll make the cons Internal lImitatIOn IS the 1m the constitutions In thIS Way Physics Engllsh Lang also look an active role lO prepanng It to meet shortages which may occur In some dltlons that prevail in an area. The commission litulion bulky, the task of JudIe- pOSitIOn of limIts upon the three regIOnal harmony can be 'achie- Mathematics II resolullon to be pUt to the Gene regions in winter wIll act on behalf of the Food Procurement De lal mterpretatIon dIfficult and maIn organs of the state whIch ved m a mor~ fruitful manner Methods of Teaching ral Assembly for solVIng the Mtd One of the most Important problems which partment in every sense of the term It wIll ,I~RNA;TlaN..~·Kuuni)tql- All students are required to com die East Impasse the Fpod Procurement Department has been provide liaison betweell the seller and the ptete the reqUirements lD tqe follow Afghanistan was among the spon 109 subjects sors of a reso~utlon tabled by )5 confronted With IS the manner and framework buyer, nepotlate the prices for sale and pur hwc~t Sensational Jim Ryun smaShedl mploll3hlP bas agreed to tak.e Th, other final bert to Pc \(hal makes a fast race? nonaligned nations calling for the within which It can purchase foodgralns The chase of foodgralns with due Justice and Impar reeo~ (a) .F.:ducatlOn psychology prlncl the world for Ihe 1 500-me- part In an e,ght man ehmmahon ter BakonYI of Huagary who dIS The waler flows downhill bOlh wllhdTRwal of Israeli forces from tlahty and try to preserve good relations bet Examples Of Israeli Atrocities On Arabs 2~ ples of education methods of teu lack of a precise law made the task extremely tre run Saturday by seconds as tournament for the tttle It was an posljd of Vladlmlro Kalarese of directIOns volunteered Spitz s fa the lcrnlones they occupied dunng diftlcult Relations between the buyer and the ween the Department and the seUers he ran the metrac mIle In 3 mInutes nou,nced Monday In New York Haly 5-3 5 3 and another Hunga mous coach George Hames It s ching teachIng matenals Israel added to her CrIme re the re~enl fightmg and later the seller are highly Important and a permanent They said they were forced to 33 I seconds lD the United State... I Pallerson would probably meel rlan Sollan Horvath 5 4 1 5 5 I ternfic (b) IslamIC studies Pashto Dar! cord new atroc,t,es commItted also said that most of the sol leave their homes phYSical educatIOn hygiene solution of problems eXistIng 1n relationship based on goodwIll should be But even more Important Is the role the Bntlsh Commonwealth track and Jerry Quarry In the toumamenl Pawlowski and BakonYI Jolncd Senously SPitz explslned that part of the world dunng aggressIOn agamst the dlers were not mJured durmg On June 13, 1967, the French thre~ In addItion to the above subjects sought COmmISSion wIll have In the prevention of hoard field meet m Los Angeles which hiS promottng tmdy plans to RUSSians VladImir Mazlymov Thc;re are nol many waves The I he paper says thaI the Unlled Arab countrIes These atroci their f,ght With the Israeli tro News Agency (A FP) wrote The 19 year old University of slage to find a successor to CassIUs OUfTliar Mavhkhanov and Mark Ra lane ropes break the waves And courses are offered In English and 'l!be law outlines the methods by whlcn lng and smuggling There Is a tendency to t'es surpassed the NazI cnmes ops but dunng the savage dest that the s,tuatlOn tn the Gaza tralOlng In the use off the library is NUlions has committed Itself to JUs smuggle foodgralDS IDtO areas where prices are Kansas student already holder of ...clay If quarry decided not 10 clpa-and Hunganan TlbQr Pasza the Sides of the pool-above the tl(C and peace We are sure that foodgrams can be purchased In our rlSmg de Israel dId not confme her acti ructlOn resulting from savage Sector has become cntlcal A the world record for the mile at SIgn a replacement would b~ sug m Ipe finals The later four gamed water-help part of the syllabus mocracy the purchaser and the buyer are free to comparatively higher A great and sudden out VIties to the napalm bombs air raIds which spraYed ftre new wave of hunger submerged The courSe of InstructIOn covers a reason and commonsense Wilt ~veo 3 51 I beat K'pchoge KelDa of Ke- gesled by the World Boxmg Asso final spots Friday lually prevail '" the MIddle East make any grain deal The law prOVides for flow of large quantities of foodgralns from one whIch are internationally pro around them the Palestlman refugees who nya by nearly 25 yards with a tre clatIon period of two years At the end ot FOUND, HELEN BOWLS WELL and a Just and permanent solution voluntary sale and free purchase of foodgralns province to another may cause a shortajre in the hlblted but It also me~Cllessly The sold..rs said that some of numbel about 315,000 persons mendous finish thiS tlme the successful stUdent WIll Japan s Hlroyukl Eblbara fourth KNOCKED BY A BULL Dave Pound of Bntaln and Helen Will be found to the problem 1t by the Food Procurement Department The first bombarded the hospitals and the ambulances whICh were On June 12. 1967 Baghdad RYUN OUTRUNS KEINO be awarded a fourteenth grade dip first aid centres day and mghl ranking world flyweJght contender Weston of the UOIted Stales won says sellers are at hberty to oller or not to oller their carrymg the casualties from RadIO announced that 16 Indian Sebastian Palomo one of SpaIn s lorna of teach109 ThiS wlll be can IsraeI also expelled and dlsper the hospitals whIch were vac knocked out Korea s Wun Mo Oh the mdlvldual all events champion ferred Jomtly by Kabul Umverslty I he M Iddl", Ea1lt CriSIS IS also diS commodities for sale, and the Depatment Itself We hope that the commissions ID the pro soldiers 'n the UNEF were Kenyan Kipcboge KClOO outrun most spectacular younQ: maladors sed 100000 PalestIman refu In the filth round of a sehcduled ships Saturday 10 the world bowlmg aod the Ministry ot Education The cussed In an edllonal by another VIDeos will take their task seriously and handle ated m the Western bank, were tl ansported last night to one of by Amencan JIm Ryun ID Satur was caught and knocked to the Is authorised to buy from all sources mcludlng gees, who were livlDg on th~ 10 rounder Monday nIght In Tokyo tournament graduates at H T C enJoy the same provlOclal newspape~an(1l1ee ot theIr duties and obligations on tIme and impar bombed and burnt on theIr way the hOSPitals to be treated from day s world breakmg I 500 metres ground by a bull on Sunday and houses, godowDS, bazaars and markets. The The 27-year old I apaoese south Pound an J8 year old student en nghts as those enjoyed by graduates GhazOl Thl~ n(:wspaper, comment Western bank of the Jordan to Amman thelI' 10JuneS as a result of the regamed hiS battered prestige WIth suffered a broken left arm price Is fixed by mutual consent agreement tially We are happy to see that slnee the com paw stopped the second ranklOg Ko gmeer from Harlow took hIS crown 109 on the emergency session or the and since 1948 On June 13 1967, UP I wrote Israeli attack on the Gaza Sec a decisive 5 000 metres Victory over of the Colleges of Letters Science miSSIOns are headed by the governors they al rean With a senes of lefts and nghts Th~ 19 year-old matador-nick wltg a 28 game total of 5 708 an and EducatIOn Umted Nations General Assembly, aud the Department will pay immediately after Th" Dally Telegraph publish that John F'sher the director tor Austrahan dIstance kIDg Ron Clark(: ready have some police power to stop smuggl (0 the body for a mandatory eIght named LInares was fightJQg the average of almost 204 says lhal the speech dellvered by the purchase This will act as a llnanclal meen ed an artIcle on June 10, 1967 of the UN Rehef Agency 10 On June 9, 1967 Jeddah RadiO on Sunday In Los Angeles lIve to growers and they will more readily oller 109 and hoardlOg by John Mossman In which he Jordan announced that about announced that the bombing of count las! bull of the evenmg m Barcelo In Ihe final round Saturday. he When they Join the CIvil service Pnme M100sier Mohammad HashIm KeJno and Clarke fought out a rolled an eight game senes of saId that a steam of 16 BrttIsh 80000 refugees were d'lven Ancient Jerusalem caused dam shoulder to shoulder duel for the Eblhara welgbed 1126 pounds na s monumental bullnng He was they are recognIsed as nmth rank Malwandwal at the General Assem (51 2 kIlograms) Wun 112 pounds taken to the nng lOfirmary 1 597 His scores were 201 209 offiCials and they receiVe Af 150 bly symbolised 10 a vlvld manner nurses under a BntIsh matron fronr the Western bank to the age to Moslem and Christian ho last mIle after droppmg their rivals (50 8 k,lograms) 187 196 214 201 205 as theIr professional salary They the VIews and fechng of the entue have been working day and Eastern bank of the Jordan Tbe ly places and destroYed the larg KelDo struck down the back Last April he was gored by a bull can participate In 10 serVice courses people of Afghanistan on the recent mllht treating nllhtary and Cl Agency said that Israeh cars est hOSPItal In the city An Isra stralgbt on the lasl lap and pulled whIch plunged a horn 12 centime Second place went to Jyunnosuke HOME PRESSAT A GLANCE ~od rccelve a diploma eqUIvalent to aggreSSion committed b} the Israelis vi1lan casualties at the army With loud speakers toured the eh tank destroYed the entrance away to wm by )5 yards from JAPANESE WINS UK RACE tres (over four mches) IOto hiS grom Yamanaka of Japan He fimshed base hospital In Amman At least to AI Aqsa Mosque a BAm two years agalDst tbe Arabs The Pnme MI Cltles of the Western bank an Clarke holder of SIX world r(:cords 59 pms behmd Ihe Englishman wltb the political value of the war to natlon any day of the week The seven of the senOu~ mlhtary nouncmg Jhat buses would be Tetsu Ikusawa winner of the Ja 5649 Yamanaka Fnday nlghl s D~onstratlOn lessons are gIven nlster while caJhng for the resto Yesterday B He1Jwad carr1ed an outweit:h the 10B8 of hvee and pro mld term examinations in fact giVe Israel} jo{ces .bombarded -_the from two DiUes upwards cases are VIctims of napalm bom ~ ready to transPort the InhabIt panese grand prrx auto race ear leader shot I 536 In Ihe final lOund tor students to obsene either In the ratJOn of JuStlce 10 the MJddle East e~htorI~l field h6sPltals and first-aId ve- Clarke, whb flew to Los Angeles entitled The Vietnam Catas perty mvolved But It must be em a good chance to the students to re bmg by the Israelis on the Jeru ants wlthlO two hours and lier this year became the first Japa Helen Weston 01 the U S edged College or 10 the Lycee Students are as a first step urged peaceful me Impa~se h,cles along the whole front 10 after hiS European tour especJally Mark SPItz wbo legalned Friday traphe The war that has been go phaslsed that the and blood vIse theIr lessons and make prepara nese driver to WID a race 10 Bn expected to carry out a planned and thods 10 solve the oulstandmg prob salem area warnmg that 'we cannot Inform SPite of the,eVIdence of the Red to meet KClno, was doubtful for a world sWimming record he lost Elja Krogerus of Fmland by eIght mg on 1Il Vietnam tor the past few shed in Vietnam 15 a catastrophe and tlons whIch Will certalOly prove Jordaman government of lain Sunday dIrected period at practice teachlOg lems In the M,ddle East A. you of what would happen if Cross and Red Crescent enSIgns, Sunday s race after recovenng from Tuesday predicted he could cut 11 pUlS Saturday to WIn the women's years IS nothmg short of a catas a blot on hlJman conscience useful In the annual e:x.arnmaUons fiCial saId that 200 beds at the In the schools The fact lS the newspaper says, you rematn ' In contravention of IDternatlonal an Injury whIle training with Ryun Ikusawa won two races In hIS by two seconds all events tJtle In the world bowhng traphe and a blot on human cons Marks gamed In the mId term exa Lutheran HospItal ID Jerusalem In 1965 the Intake of students the Middle East SituatIOn bas to be On June 12, 1967, Reuter wrote treattes Signed 10 Ge~eva on Fnday mght Brabham B-2 I Spitz lowered the 400 metre free champIOnships Clence It said Thousands of people Yesterday's Ants in an edltonal Jnmatlons the editOrtal $ressed were burnt With napalm, Inflie that Jordan began to face a se was 100 The enrolment wIll now analysed from an objective pOlOt of Illustrations of this are the The 27-year-old Kemo, who plac He won both the Formula Libre style record 10 4 088 10 Santa Clara W~ston are killed CIties are bombed and urged high school students not to wlll be taken tnto account durmg tmg many deaths and terrible vele c'lsl~- WIth the arnval of MISS a 37 year old ac nse 150 per annum It IS estimated view And 11 IS clear that Israel bombardmg of EI .Arish roihtal'y ..d secood 1D the 1 500 metres on event and the Formula III race 10 mternational sWim meet mnocent chIldren and people suffer shun sitting In mid term examlQ8 the annual exammations It IS regret InJunes more than 100,000 refugees from countant from DetrOit MIchigan that by 1977 Ihe College wlll pro aUacked the Arab nahons taking ad hospItal by the artIllery, tanks Saiurday ran the gruellmg race 'n the London club meetIog and then 24~gamJ: Yet there seems to be no endin~ to hons An Ideal student It said who table that some 12th graders this The sources estimate that the Western bank to Amman Alam Moscom of France swpm amassed a record total of VIde 400 teachers annually At pr-e vantage of the Arabs understanding year have raIsed Questions regarding and air planes on June 5, at 4.30 13 368 after pass'ag Clarke WIth finIshed third overall In hIS Honda en~l1ed the futile war has been conscIentious in hIS stu about 15,000 troops and clvII Rehef centres are now over-cr It In 4 092 at Monte Cario on 4585 The former mark was 4535 sent 204 students are in the Wilh the great powers that tbey dIes should be ready ror an exami the mld term exammatlons p m ktlhng and woundIng a II1l" only oae half lap ~o go 800 ID the standard produclton Tuesday to beat the 4 106 Mark by Helen Shabhs of Delrolt wlio College 'ans-men women and chIld owded and most of the ,refugees sportscar should DOt start a war as was diS Although the eruptlOn of other ren-were kIlled durmg the ge number of patIents and hOSPI The Aussle fimshed In 13 40.Jjt Spitz had set on I uoe 25 won the tttle In 1963 The stalI ot the College mcludes closed by UnIted Arab Republic do not fmd shelter and sleep on tal staff Amenca's Gerry Lindgren finished mCldepts such as the IsraelI aggres flghtmg ihls 's a fast pool the 17 year MISS Westoa chmaxed her 190 one Atghan and one foreign dlrec PreSldenl Gemal Abdul Nass~r when the streets a well-beaten. third at 13 47 8 RECORD Tl\WNG SlOn agamst the Arab countrIes re Another source saId It was On June 10 1967, the 'Dally old hIgh school sentor and star of average performanc(: by shaotmg a 6 tor 15 International experts and 17 he spoke lO hiS nation after the cenUy pushed the VIetnam news The 'l'l11les' pubhshed m Its After Bob Day and LlDdgren sel I~ Sanla Clara sWim club re game senes of I 172 Saturday In the counterparts not a battle, tt was a massacre " Telegraph wrote "Refugees ISsue of June 14 1967 that Egyp Austria s Jochen Rindt dnvlDg war away tram the mam headlmes the fhc early pace, Kemo took the lead marked after Fndav s bIg race final round 10 Malmoe (Conld OIl page 4) SanaJl~e There were many women and flowed today from the aress of a Brabham Cosworth, won Sunday sa:ys smce the state of Is tact is that a problem ot such great han forces In Smal are starvIng bnefiy 9n the seventh lap and then children among the 400 patients the Western bank of Jordan to from lack of food and water, and the Grand Pnx de France for for· rael IS responSible [or vlolatmg magmtude cannot be shelved or for I saw today at thiS one hosp, led the race peace and ,Slartlng the aggresslon It Amman makmg the problem of that the food centres 10 the Ga mula 2 sports cars 10 record tIme gotten said the edltonal tal IS hoped that the Un'ted Nallon~ The Times concluded an editorial Suez Canal zone to try 10 prevent the refugees roore dangerQus za Sector and on the Western 200 IN 202 SECONDS Rmdl covered tbe 261 68 kIlome I saw one young soldier whose Most of the refugees flowed Will prove worthy of Its alms 10 The e a brIdge" agreement. al links Will be cstabhshed between mIttee on SOCIal Improvement and rai prospecting will be held In Kabul In August. outb,eak of fIghting 10 the Suez med,ate tangIble support for the ed to other peacelovmg states as MISS Italy, a 39-25·39 (97-62.97) Pnnce Takamatsu saId 10 rep The proposed trade agreement Isplementatlon of the first phase the KABUL, July 13, (Bakhlar) Kabul and almost every nook and answered the questIons of depulles Representatives trom Burma, Cey- Proe Dr Abdul Abdullah Nasen Canal area 10 VIolatIOn of the government of the Congo was a result of ItS aggressIve ac model, wanted to wear a size ly that he and hIS WIfe were aimed al brmging Spam closer to mlnlstenal council will decIde wbe- The following new appointments comer of the country," Ghazi ex about the: new hospitals lon, India, Nepal, ,Iran, Pakistan chtel of the geology department of Ceaseflre essentIal to make clear that the tIons·1 10 SUit, MISS Wiley said She thoroughly enJoY1Og thetr VISIt the commumty Without givmg Spain lher future relations with Spain have been announced by the Minis plamed Dr Ahmad Shab Jalai, the vIce and Outcr Mongolia Will participate the College of SCIence, Kabul Un! The commulllque said IsraelI 10 the semmar and traming course: verslty Un'ted States supports the na· Bntam alms to provIde rod got a 14 to Canada "after a long lOterval the status of an assOCiated member should take the form of a free trade try of Information and Culture The new corporatIon will not be prcsIdent of the vocatIonal traInIng troops statlOned east of the tlOn's lerntonal mtegnty worth $574 millIon to developIng of 36 years" The deciSIOn came after five aDd a area or a customs union. Gut Ahmad Farid, the tormer competing With Arlana Airlines but schools, appeared before the Com Afghanistan Will have about 10 dele- The semmar Will be held at the canal opened fife WIth machine Another of MISS Wiley's cho half years of discussions whether Immediately after the council's gates Institute of Geology countnes thIS year, Fred Mul He praIsed Canada as a "fu president of public libranes, Is now Will be feeding It from the mittee on Cultural Affairs and ans guns on UAR troops south of res IS producmg the offiCIal sta the communlty should enter IlIto authorlsatIon was announced. Euro- The chaIrman of the orgamsIng The sponsors of the seminar are ley, BrItIsh mmlster of state at tIStICS for the gIrls Sometunes ture-onentated nation," and salCl, the president of culture, Mo smaller aIrfields wered questions aboul vocational Ismalha Bonn's Austerity the ForeIgn OffIce, told the Eco_ "As Canada, whIch hnks the two closer economiC relations with Spain pean Trade Union, represenUng trade hammsd Ehrahlm Khwarkhogl, the Falzabad and BaffiJan airports schools committee, Dr Mph.ammad SedlQ, UNESCO, the International AtomiC The communtque saId UAR the factual tape measure here Several EEC members, especiaIJy umons in the SlX BEe member coun· said the seminar, openmg on August, Energy Agency and the government nomic and SOCIal CouncIl Tues oceans, has always stood for tormer president of book publish· Will be opened shortly Wbrk on an Some pelltlOns w;re conSIdered by forces repulsed the Israeh at vanes WIth what the gtrls saId BelgIUm held out agatnst closer tries protested against the decision 12, will give due Importance to both of A1ghamstan The Mimstry ot day Last year 52 per cent of Bn their tape measures saId. friendly relatiOns between Eu , " mg, is now the president of pubIJc airport In Bande Amlr, a favounte the PublIc Works and Communica tacks, destroymg two enemy ar Will Cut Aid rope and Amenea, so the frIend hnks With Spam which they slres- The trade union s protest said IIbranes. Abdul Haq 'YalJeh, the for· .l cturesque area With be~uh!ul tions CommIttee theory and practice EducatIOn and Kabul Umvcrslty are moured cars tam's aId was made through One girl thIS Year, whom Miss sed, was no democracy' but a state that close economic liIiks between The trainmg COurse wJ11 pay spe- responSIble for the arrangements ship of Canada and Japan will mer preSIdent of culture, IS now the lakes, will beglO Immediately after The Issue o[ those who· owe mo Ismal!la IS roughly midway BONN. July 12, (OPA) -Dne grants or slffillar forms and 90 Wiley would not Identify, burst ruled by a dlctator the EEC snd Spain without pollUcal cia] at~enbon to methods ot nuclear The local organismg comnuttee be 10strumental In furthenng prestdellt for book publIshing Bamlan aIrport IS completed ney to the old depot was discussed along the canal between Port result of West German's four per cent of the new loans were mto tears when her hIps mea The trade agreement enVIsaged ConceSSIOns on the part of Spam prospectmg and evaluation of finds mcludes Dr Mohammad SedJq, good relabons between Pacific Abdl1l QadIr Fahlm, the former Asked whether there are plans by the Commerce Committee Said and Suez ThIS IS the second year austenty programme will on mterest free terms sured a round 36. (90) Will be Implemented m two phases would serve only the uauthorlt8rian for an airport m Nouristan, another Field trips wfll also be organtsed vice preSident of Kabul Umversity But, he added, unftl our eco area countnes. director of the foreIgn news at Ra DISCUSSion of construction con- bme the ceaseflre has been bro be cUls 10 development aId, They're 34 i (862)," waIled In the fitst SiX-year phase the EEC regime" of Spamsh Chief of State seeOlc area, Ghazi said a survey was The semmar Will be conducted by (chairman), MY Iskarndarzada, dl. dlO AfghanlStally is now the direc tinued 10 the NatIonal Defeoce ken 10 the area smce last Sa experts announced here yester nomIC pOSitIon IS secure we the contestant "ThIr:ty-five will lower tariffs for Spainsh indus· FranCISCo Franco underway and the deCision would three mternational professors and rector of foreign relations in the day shall not be able to cTo all we (875) at the most, but never 36 tor general of publications at RadiO Committee turday tnal products step by step by 80 per The European Trade Umon secre- Afghanistan: Hallzullab Khyal, the depend on the findings Ministry oe Education, Eng A Ake There was a prevIOus breach The cuts WIll be accomparned should Wish to help develOPIng 90 " cent lanat also \Ie~d~ that t!?-e EEC The law on PublIc Health was countnes Savage Fighting At director 01 music 10 the Culture Dc· "Wil are sure that most travellers dIscussed by the Public Health Af fi, director of the mmerals depart 10__days allo-the fIrst smce by stnct streamhnmg and In the same peribd Spam will suspend the assQCiatlon agreement Bnd tourists wanting to visit re ment 10 the Minrstry ot Mmcs and concentratIOn measures parunent, 18 noW Vice preSident of fairs CommItte; the eno of the June Ilghtmg lower its tarIffs for EEC products WIth Greece beca~lfJe the ;ptesent culture; Ghulam Shah Sarshar. the mote areas m Afghanistan will make Industry and Dr A Ghazantar dI CaITO RadIO mterrupted Its Accordmg to the latest plans, I. Vietnamese Camp by 40 per cent mllltarY dlctatorshlp was suppress- use of our serVlce," Ghazi said Land settlement and some peh rector the research centre at'Ka· VICC president of book publicationS'. flons related to It were dIScussed by ot regular programme to broadcast West Germany WIll spend 2090 EXISting trade barrIers and tanffs log Greek trade unions. is now assIstant editor of Islah The corporation Will offer a ser· Seven Provinces bul Umversity the commulllque. mllilOn marks for development World News In Brief SAIGON, July 12; (AP).-'AI the Intenor Affairs ComOllHee NEW DELHI, July 12, (Reu for Spanish agrIcultural products Mohammad pUlah Basbar, the vice to the tourist that will be safe, aId next Year-180 million marks sygm of the SOVIet UOlon dIS most 1,000 alleged North VIet swift and cheap In areas of Afgha Ghulam Rasoul, the presldlIDt of ter) -IndIan Pnme MmISter cussed at theIT recent Paris WIll not be lifted Spanish citrUs director of social affairs, IS now the lhe Ahoo Shoe Company appeared less than orIgmallY planned namese rellulars partly overran fruIts account for 65 per cent of nIstan which do not have good Get New Governors Mrs Indira Gandhi has accep meetIngs MODERN FLATS director general of pubhclty; Mo before the Mmes and IDdusCnes The cuts 10 the followmg two a South VIetnamese camp Tues Spain ~xpofts to EEC countrIes roads and where bus services are E. European States Pledge ed an mVItatIon to VISit Bulgar day and then were hurled back Modern OatIl, each _Wnlne hammad Younus Hairan, the former CommIttee and answered the ques years WIll amount to 250 mIllion No deciSIOn on the second phase director general of publicity is DOW limited It will be ~ cheaper and Ia at date to be fIxed later. PARIS, July 12, (AP)-The mto the Jungle WIth losses of at 3 bedrooms, llvlng room, dlnnlnr t100S of the deputies KABUL, July 13, (Bakhtar)-The marks each and WIll drop to has yet been taken. Afler the 1m- roo~ the mimstry's advisor on rehglOuS qUicker to fly than to dri~e The mVltatlOn was contamed Congolese embassy Tuesday Idtchen, moder'll bath The t~cbOlcal cooperatIOn agre~ Continued Arms Aid To Arabs 200 mJlhon marks In 1971. least 116 dead and m3llY more matters to newspapers. Dr Shab! The IIlght schedules for the new follOWing appolOUnents have been In a letter from the Bulganan mght accused mutinous wllite room, servant's·room. Ia llOod ment between Afghanistan and the The actual sums to be spent reported wounded and dragged Bye MustamandJ is director general -service have not·yet been set Some announccd by the MInistry of In· . MOSCOW, July 13, (Reuter).- Pnme Mmlster delIvered to mer~enafIes of killing and rap loea11tY. .Ready for Immedllte People's RepublIc of Chma was tenor. for development aId WIll total away. Tshombe's Fate Uncertain of archeology ,and preservation of flights may have to be seasonal be The Soviet Urilon and six of its seven East European allies l~ Mrs Gandhi yesterday by Bul 109 Europeans dunng hostili 10 occupation. For lDtormatton con dIscussed by the InternatIOnal Re 2,292 mIllIon marks In Stnklng early monung ALGIERS, July t2, (Reuter). historical monuments. (Conld on page 4) Dr Mahmood Hablbl. the gov pledged ycstetday to continue military aid to the Arab coun 2,426 mllhon marks m 1970 and ganan ambassador Chnsto Dim tIes In KIVU prOVInCe last week. darkness, two alleged North Algeria has not yel deCided what tact ap~lments opposite the lattons ComnuW;e of the house The ernor of Kaplsa, IS the new gover Itrov Ghulam Hazrat Koshan, the direc tries. Their statement, came a day after the United States had 2,555 millIon marks 10 1971. The embassy In a communique, VIetnamese battalions rushed to do wIth former Congolese Prem telephone exchange In Share Tourist Bureau Put document on solvmg dlsputcs On nor of Kunduz expressed concern over Soviet arms shipments to the Middle East. saId the natIonal arm took no Nau, near the IndlaD Embassy, tor generlll of the publlclly depart towallds the barbed.WITe and Ier MOSie Tshombe, an authOrItative ment of Radio Afghanistan Is now commerCial matters carher studied • Faqtr Nabl Aiefi, the former go A Joint communique issued here to the Arab states Czechoslovakia CAIRO, July 12, (OPA)- part 10 the reported attacks on land-baggec;l bunkers and cut thr Algenan source saId last mght. Phone: 20694. by the Commerce Committee, was vernor of Kunduz, IS now thc gov after a two~day summit mcetmg In attended the summit, along With Kmg Hussem of Jordan returned whIte cIvIhans • the chief of publlclty in the Tou Under Air Authority ough one corner of the defence The source said It was assumed rist Bureau: Mohammad Yaqoub conSIdered by the InternatIOnal Af ernor of Samangan BUdapest-attended by both SOVIet East Germany, Poland, Hungary to Amman yesterday after ta14 The natIOnal army~ the embas peTlmeter - I~gal fairS Committee; (Conllnued from page 3) there would be some form of Masoud, the former chief of the sec· KABUL, July 13,-The TaU- Mohammad Gul Sulalman KhaJl, CommuOlst Party Secrelary LeoOld Bulg
