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, \ E~AfE Bakhf4r News,,",", Delefiate$ Censicl,er: I .. ~.'\.~' w~n' \,j ~ .. More, Commodify Agroe'"~nts :- rteCidlS, 7 J' .. TOKYO, Apiil Go' (Rueter).­ llftss The world might be moving towards a tragic confrontation bet­ Tour't, ,, . ween the rle SIB was deep ter balance between dUTerent sec Hamid Mobs~ez, thc' President of Iy concerned oVer Its deterioratlOg tors of the economy Bakhtar Agency, told a Kabul Times financial posItion caused 10 large Dr Kitamura called on developed reporter ~his morning and developmg countries to try to p:'!rt b) the failure to estabhsh an Mobarez returned from a 25-d.ay ll"lternatlOnal rubber agreement reach agreement m 'selected and trip of the Umted KingdOm last .. He declared when the developlOg rather limited fields' of trade week The press delegation vlslt1n8 through d,lspasslonate negotiations , countnes en: out Cor mternatlOnal Britain Included tbe Peputy MiIiJB­ cl)mmodlty agreements several de~ Progress so far ImplemnetJng re ter of Information and Culture " vploped <.ountncs answer but others commendations of the Untted Na­ Mohammad N.jim Arya as Its head even refuse to take part' tions Conference on Trade and De­ and Mob.rez and Gul Ahm.d Farld, velopment (UNCTAD) had been The dcveloplOg countnes do not the president of libraries In the MIn­ seek exhorbltant price rises What 'extremely slow or almost lackIng " Istry, as members the) want IS fair pnces Cor thell" he sal<.l 'The BBC momtoring department. The South Korean delegate, Com· prlmar) products whIch Is one ot the oldest Bnd most merce and Industry Mmister Choong Can we Infer Crom thiS refusal experienced in the worltl, was of to take part In mternatIonal com­ Hoon Park, said South, Korea's first special interest to us," Mobarez said modlt) agreements that the pollcy five year plan paved the way for a Bakhtar News AgencY hope. to im­ rapid and conhnuous economIC 01 these developed countries is to Prime Mhtiste'r Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal speaking at the National Press prove its present monitoring depart­ depress the prices of pnmary com­ growth Industrial production had Club luncheon in Washington last week. ment modltie,s? doubled and exports IOcreased eight· , - The moilltorlng department of the I Dr LIm said If. thiS were the fold while prices remained relative­ British Broadcasting Company. bas ly stable and an unprecedentedly " attitude 01 the nch then the poor agreed to train some personnel of high rate oC capital formation was Relocation MlUwandwal Deputy Public Health MinISter Dr. Abdul Rahman Day countt"les would be Con:-ed to group USSR Wants UN Peacekeeping the Bakhtar Agency in the tleld, Hakimi speaking at the Public Health Institute auditorium Seatcd beside Health Minister Kubra Nounai in the together and IOstlttue preferential achieved (Contd fTom page 2.) Mobarez said ~aves I this morning at a gathering held/to mark World Health front row are Princess Khatol and Princess Maryam. treatment for each other and against The aircraft we have deployed Decisions Left To Council Highlights of the VI81t to Parlia­ US the developed countries In Western Europe, particularly World Briefs MOSCOW, April 6, (AP).­ ment were the question and answer The Thai delegate Pate Sarasin those moved from France and period In the House of Commons,. C~:~~:~~:~E LONDON, April 6, (Reuter)­ The Soviet Union accused the United States Wednesday of trying Tomorrow SYRIA CLAIMS 5 ISRAELI called em member countnes to take Defence chIefs of the Central the Umted KIngdom, are C-130 the various annexes of the House Cotton Raisers, marc energetH' action and cooperate to destroy the United Nations Charter In order to see the UN NEW YORK, April 8 -Prime Mirr­ Treaty Organtsatl.On (CENTO) aIrcraft SimIlarly the aucraft mcludmg the llbrary, and the House ister Mohammad Hashim Malwand~ KUNDUZ, and JALALABAD, at reglOnal tind sub reglOnal level Wednesday ended a two-Afghanistan durmg thIS year for sldent Eng !VIer.luddln Noult se­ KUNDUZ. Apnl 8 (Bakhtar)­ kets are often tou small to permit tar) -Deputy EducatIOn Mlms­ the SOVIet UOlon clety and m I.ta afternoon at a re­ aDnounced over Radio Damascus, <. Qmc of the fightlOg should show Amencan, Bnllsh and West Ger­ mg replaced AF-IOl s whIch m further trainmg In journalism lected the locahon for lhe 90­ I\n agreement was signed between expansion to the econorny scale ter Dr Mohammad Akram lett Peacekeepmg IS now under the ception by the Society'. Afghaills­ .era \ c Synan losses as five dead and the Synans there was no ImmuOlty lhe cotlon raisers or Kunduz and man envoys are prepanng a nud turn had placed a stall shorter­ Mobarez sald ' metre long bndge We m\..lst look for Industrial pro here for Spm Boldak to VISIt Secunty CounCil where members tan Council a 1 unpedfied number wounded 11 Ihe topographIcal supenorIty lh~ Apnl meetmg, probably m Lon range aircraft earher In Blrmmgham final stage of Splnzar Company Thursday Jeds that could cross the border schools there have the nght to veto any proposal ~ISit ~t In the evening he di.cussed Af­ The Kunduz Provincial Depart­ FoUl Mig 21 '5 were lost, It saId \\ hlCh they enJoy on tbeu border rhe ,lgrcemcnt which IS valid for don, to fInaltse their proVISIOnal HaVing said all of that and I theIr official the inVItation A-cordmg to the Israeli verSion, With Israel hnes and render mutual benefit' Yesterday he VISIted the Ahmad The memo c181med that the Soviet ghamstan's social and econotnic ac· ment of Pubhc Works ImmedIa­ five }i~ars calls for producers to agreement on the future posts don't want to emphaSIse that of the Central Office for Informa­ SYlltt lost SIX pli:1nes three of whlch He was referring to the fact that Industrial actiVities of thiS Shah Baba hIgh school, Teachers nght of veto IS an Important complishments and Its plans for the tely started dnlllng for the foun­ raise theIr output anu Cor the Spin­ and numbers of allIed forces III condItIOns today are much dIf­ tion, the delegatiOn VISIted a child­ crashed m Jordanlan terrItory, ill most all along Israel s border With nature were under stud... and the TramtIng academy and a labora­ guarantee of the deCence of the m­ datIOns of the bndge. zar Company to provide them with W Germany ferent than those 15 years ago ren's cllOlC and the new hOUSing future at • dinner In hI8 honour by while no IsraelI plane was lost SYrIa, the Synans have their fortifi­ nex t step was actual Implementa tory school In the cIty dependence and sovereignty of colomes the Business Council A new road has been bUIlt by more help when those bases were estabhsh­ , Amman announced that the pilots ed posillons on the hIlls dominatlOg tlon he said He also talked to the proVInc­ mInor states iB lhese ar~ 811 leglUmate demands the Kunar ProVInCIal Depart­ 'r he agieement followed eight days ell rtaviIlg said all Lnat 1 dun l He scheduled to end his stay of ,III the three planes tbat crashed lhe IS(3cll Villages In the plaID be­ Pate saId Thailand s first six year ial director of the public works in As far the Pubhc Health MInistry, ment of Publlc Works With helo nf ncgoltatlons between the com­ BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 6 (AP) Wdlll to unpl.,)' that tOt:le IS nul The Untted States the memo al­ the Unlled St.les Sunday night. In Jordan lerrltory were safe low c(onomlc development plan ended department on expedltmg the It has its own expectations, the from the people to connect Kuna'" pany representatives and lhe cotton -PreSident Aref Wednesday ac any peJlany a~Oc.:Jateu wlln mu­ leged, would ltke to aVOId Secunty The Asi. Soclety, which honoured rhe VOH:e o( Israel radiO 8tal10n AP quoted Gen Rabln as saylOg SUC( ess[ull v In J 966 and the next completIon of dormItones for MlI11ster went on Success III pre­ wllh the vJllages of Sarband. raisers cused the all companIes of hm­ 'vwg uur Hnes U1 cummun1C..:aLJon CounCil vetos It and other Western the Prime Minister at a noon lunch· r~portcd last mght that a lieutenant, that Israeh pilots were given a tree HOUSE FOR RENT ventiQD of dISease depends on the Greek and Gashkot I~ WIll serve Also present were Agrtcul~ denng" efforts to restore 011 uut ul 1'13Ut.:e 01 cuulse, there 15 the Kandahar Technical and ele­ powers are 'counhng on Imposmg eon, is a non-profit, non-political or­ Israel Gerderson, had dIed of wo­ hand to chase Synan planes without lev~1 A two story modern concrete extent of cooperatIon health omcers the people who hve In the VIl­ 'u-c ,lnd Irn~r',}", f,4IPJ;'J,..Allri,l8,. (Dl'4\).­ and Deputy Akhtar Mohammad WASHINGTON. AprIl 6, (DPAl ALGIERS, AprIl 6 (Reuter)­ "Are there not vOices sounding formed on developments and to 15­ to the demllItansed zone and began mC.::Je auilelds IS based on our de­ FOR SALE YOlmB, the SOcle~;ii:pi'esldent;x.eon 1<'reneh Prime Minister Georges Pompldou last night presented from K~lal Zal ~Former Prehmmary dISCUSSIOns are un­ KABUL. Apnl 6, (Bakhtar)­ sue orders If necessary, 11 reported (Contd on paoe 4) US ambassador to sIre to a vUId wldenmg the wal, now 10 the US m favour of uwng 1952 VW sedan with sunroof Poull.da, charnnan 01. the S3c1ety'. his _new government to French President Charles de Gaulle, who der way here on a recent Unlted The mformatlOn department of the UN flag to cover up AmerIcan Accordmg to Reuter, Lebanon, Japan EdWin Relschauer Wednes­ W ~eek to oo\.am OUt pohucal ClIStom duty paid· Price Ai Afgbaillstan council: and Cornelius approved the list, the Elysee Palace announced. States offer to sell 200,000 tons the ForeIgn Mmlstry saId yester aggressIOn In VIetnam"" the memo Iraq, and Jordan have also pledged day called on the Umted States obJecuve ~ch IS 'a very lImIt­ 120,000. Call telephone 24773 dar: Van II. Enlert; former U.S. m1Il1lt­ Maunce Couve de Murville keeps Pierre Mes:;rner retains bis position of surplus wh,eat to A1gt,;nll, ac­ day that Afghamstan has agreed asked their sohdarlty with Syria to hft ItS embargo to trade WIth ed obleclive wltn the smallest Ing office hours. ter-eounsellor to Afghanistan his post as Foreign Minister and as Defence MInIster, ~ cordmg to an Amencan embassy to the appomtment of Lafzlo Accordmg to DPA, the SOVIet Chma pOSSible cost In American lives A meetlog Malwandwal h.d sche­ The new government has 22 rom· An offiCIal statement 10 Amman spokesman Gyaros Hungarian Ambassador m Unton claImed that Arab aod other Thieu Threatens Retaliation He told a CongressIOnal com­ We \.hmk the present tactIcs are duled FrIdaY mOrning with John isters and seven secretaries ot state scud Kmg Hussetn had Issued or­ Iran to serve SImultaneously as mdependent countnes knew from mlttee that removal of the em­ best SUIted to those two obJec­ L1ndsa.J, New Yorl< City m.yor, was The last government had 18 nunis· ders for tbe country's forces to be TEHRAN, fran, Apnl 6, (AP) ambassador In Kabul their own experience how m the Consumer Goods bargo would be the first step to­ tives c:an~ b""au.. the mayor 'Na. ters and ten secretanes put on an alert For Demilitarised Zone Raid -A SovIet delegatIOn of OffiCIals Afghamstan's agreement has Secunty CouncIl. the Soviet Umon wards Smo-Amencan reconclha· As you know, we have lost International Club particlpatina In new labour cant· The old government resigned last Dr Georges HakIm. the Lebane­ and experts headed by the Sovlet also been dIspatched to the Swe­ repelled the 'onslaught of the un'" tl0n about 500 aIrcraft attackmg the Every Thursday, 8:30 p.m., in­ r.ct negotiauons between the clty Companies Regist.er Saturday to pernut ministers elecb­ '"e Foreign MInister, said 10 a press SAIGON, April 8, (AP).-­ Deputy Pnme Mmlster NIkolaI dIsh government on the appomt­ penal states agawst the young lD­ 1 l: neot "Lebanon announces Now Professor of Far Eastern formal dinner daDce with music: and the city·. D,emen. ed to the Nahonal Assembly In last Imes of communicatIOn and other ment of NUs ErIk Ekblad Swe­ dependent countnes" South Vietnam's chief of .tate Friday threatened to reply to North AffairS at Harvard Umverslty, K Balbakov, arnved here Wed­ by the Blue Sharks. On S.turday, the Prime l\finiBter KABUL, April 8, (Bakht.rJ­ month's general election to take part her lull sohdanty wIth sister Syna targets In North VIetnam Of that dish ambassador 1n Tehran as The Soviet Union, along with Vietnamese violations of the 17th parallel demilitarlsed zone by Relschauer stressed that the pre­ nesday on a ten-day offiCIal VJ$lt will meet with Rockefeller He Last year 29 compames set IIp in Important votes m the house agamst any aggresslon by the ene­ 500, about 40 hove been lost to ambassador to Kabul France and others, has conSls1fntly my bombing Hanoi o~ Invading the uorth. sent embargo had no effect on sutface to- air miSSile attacks 1:------leaves the IJilited Stales for France by pnv.te mvestors regIStered Couve ae Murville and Messmer CAPE KENNEDY, Apnl 6, refused to pay for UN peace-keeping Israeh Pnme Mlnlsrer LeVI E.sh~ The statement by LIeutenant age was ltght and there were no ChIna's economiC prospects, SInce WANTED Sunday. WIth the MinIstry of Mines and both were defeated In the general (Reuter),-Presldent Cevdet Su­ To date there have over KABUL, AprIl 6, sur survey damage of the latest attacks that only a small pel centage of ment can be reached to end the Pompi~ roundmg HanOI and the port of In the area just south of the demi- ty, Reischauer said sooner ofhclals, headed by Dr Kurt Je­ tel management u der Austnan aggression, BrJtam suggested yester­ PrIme Mimster Georges rence 10 Tel AVIV, saId there was The our sorties ale directed agaInst Written applications to· PO war in Vietnam sal(,1 Af 157 mIllion was lhv""ted the embargo was bfted, the soon­ bus, dIrector 01 the Kennedy government fellows IpS enlng ItS very eXistence Box 453, Kabul (Library) . .. m the compaDles regIstered last dou, Foreign Mlfilster Maurice no valid reason wby both lsraehs lIalphong Iitallsea zone surface-to-alr missIle sites Only He said the Afgh.n people feel Couve de Murville, InterIOr ChrIS· and Syrmns should not c.:ultlvate the The latest raids Thursday hIt with er such a change would become Space Centre, gl eeted 'the Tur there is an "urgent need" for peace year All of them manuf.cture Roberl J McCro~key, US State a small percentage of the total of Fou~het lands on each SIde of the border, In five miles of HaIphong Just conceivable klsh leader consumer goods such as bUlldmg tlan (so far educatIon mm­ Departmenl spokesman, told que9'­ 500 aircraft have been lost to In Vietnam The Pnme Mimster ad­ though a peace agreement bad not suuth of the port dlsinct gf Hal He also strongly advlsed agamst He was bemg shown the Cape's matenal rayon shoes, furnI­ Ister), Defence Pierre Messmer, liollers that Waslungton hart no l\ihg attacks I beheve It IS 10 ded that be supports the efforts be­ been signed phong Two :navy destroyers, the any US pressure to support the military tacllltles, as well as pro­ ture, and 011 and' soap or lJrocess Fmance Michel Debre, Education' more IOfonnatlon on the assault US aircraft that have been lost mg made toward peace by the Unit­ Alam Peyrefitte (so far SCience min~ The Israeh ChJef of Staff. Mal Waddell and the Duncan, were hit embargo on Chma s tradmg par­ Jects for the Apollo moon pro­ foodstuffs such as frUIt than appeared 10 'Ilews reports to Mig attacks comoared to PIA SUMMER SCHEDULE ed Nations Secretar,Y\"General U Ister) Agnculture Edgar Faure, Gt..'l1 y lzh~k RabIn, told corres~ by shore batteries Thursds) Dam- tners whIch he saId were BrItain, gramme and other space mISSIOns _ S,X other busmessmen had ap­ The State Department has noted roughly 40 M,g alfcraft that have Thant InformatIOn Georges Gorse (new), West Germany, France Canada, Later In the day, PreSident plied for registratIOn for then the reports and also the South Vlet­ been shot down an air battles Malwandwal also spoke Wednes­ Sunay was scheduled to continue Effective 1st April, 1967, the frequency of PIA flights will be compames by the end of 1345, Regional Plannmg Raymond Mar n2.ll1ese protests, he said AustraiJa, and Italy WJth US aIrcraft day mght at a dinner given in his hIS tour of the UnIted States by March 21 1967, the source also cellln, Justice Loms Joxe, Build­ Under the 1954 Geneva agree We thmk that at least under honour by the AdlaI Stevenson Ins· f1ymg to Cahforma said TheJr proposals, lnvolv­ 109 Edgar PiSanI, Industry Oh· NATO Ministers Satisfied ments on Indo Chma, South Vietnam present circumstances and thiS four times a week with the folio wingscheduJe: titute of International Affairs He mg mvestments of Ai. 109.000,000 vier GUIchard (new), SOCial Mairs and North Vtetnam are barred from Vietnam beber can change as time goes revIewed his nation's economic Bnd Jean Marcel Jeanneney, Transport NEW ORLEANS, Apnl 6 ­ sodal progress under Its two pre­ and $15,000, are now under stu­ usmg the demlhtansed zone for any by the loss m US hves WIll be Jean Chamant (new). Postal Af· 'With Nuclear Force Size (Contd from page I) Clay L Shaw was an algned VIOUS Five Year Plans of Develop· dy milItary activity apart trom normal less Ir we pursue OUI present tar­ Monday-Tuesday-Thursday Departure 1150 faIrs Yeves Guena (new), Y-outh The guerrillas blasted the Nguyen Wednesday on chalges that he ment and the hope held for the cur· The;! ,:!ourcc saId the MInistry po!tC'e patrols get pohcy than they would be d back mto thp. paddyfields and In the case The Judge saId he Kok Chinar Gets many Italy, Turkey, Holland and miSSion established by the Geneva marshland surrounding the capital would give the state an addlllonal TO LET Canada met tor diSCUSSions on al hed accords, observes compliance With A South Vietnamese air force 30 days to file answers to the mo A House with Large Garden, FLY PIA llu(\eKhel, expressed the hope was immediately requested to gu to that existing condItions Ln the tel"" The seven mlOlstel"S said ln the ROME. AI" ,I 8, (DPA)-UN break Into the capital city 10 The Odds 'N' Ends Force pollce, normal procedure for that the schoo} would noW be London to meet British Foretgn rltory are not conducive to the pro­ communIque that theY had agreed Secretar,)' General U Thant iave a slrength all Ptlssene:ers In bomb--strewn Aden able to better serve the people Its pagodas and palaces, wliU be served by PIA" Secretary George Brown ~ per performance at the functions on spemfic studies to help clorlty dlscourag~d Rn j discouragIng vIew The attack on the police station since an Aden Airways plane ex· Nmeteen vlll.gers donated The mission met U Th.nt to com­ at the mission there." the statement Important questions on the use ot of the Vietnam war when he left cOlOcided With an assault by another ploded in the sky I.st November. plain about Brlt.in's .Ileged unwill­ said 10,000 II!s for classroom sup­ tnctIcal nuclear weapons, but the the !taltan capital last rugbt after 150 guerrtllas on tan outPost on the every Mondayand Saturday. phes The reSIdents of the VIl- Ingness to cooperata with It In Aden. "We 'Sre not tourists," p~otested communique tailed to mentIon what a brIef stopover malO Highway 4 leadtng out at lage also volunteered to raIse At the aIt1'ort to meet the mission "Free and unimPeded contacts Moussa Leo Kelta, the Mall delegale Questtons wer~ involved It would be a prolonged and bloody Saigon to the rice growlOg Mekong 300,00Q Af for construction delta Bangkokis the focal point of ilnternational air members was British Amb••••dor with the people-essenti.1 prerequl­ During Its stay her. the mI.sIon war, he said, with chances tor a of J1 new bUIlding for the.. newly- South VIetnamese mIlitary sources '. Sir Evelyn Shuckburgb. who told . Sltes for its work-were not made left its closely gu.rded Sea View TurKish Defence Mlfilster Ahmet peaceful settlement no better than .vallable by the .British l\uthorlties Hotel~ only briefiy, opened prImary school - Tcpaglogou brought up the subJect last year scud the guerrillas mth.cted 'mode­ servicestoS.E. Asia,the For East and Australia reporters: til have a message trom rate casualties" on government London asking them If they,would In the field. Herat schools admItted 3183 of atomic demohtion weapons and U Thant, who had talka on Viet­ pie... go to London §s soon .s pos­ tiThe mission will now continue Its members lunched with British boys and 833 gIrls thIS year the ministers agreed to conduct Cur· nam WIth Itahan President Sarqat troops In thiS raid They also caP'" ~nd i~ e~ough tured weapons and grenades from J:'ossesses beauty and personalitY slhle for talks. ,\Vlth the Foreign Lts work outside the terntory" HIgh CommiSSIOner Sir Richard To coPe. WIth the mcreasa In ther studies on the subJect and ForeIgn Minister Fanfa.ni and ~he outpost, which was completely Secret.ry..' The mission left Aden Friday. Turnbull and vlslted a top security .d'1lISSI0ns eIght new VIllage West German Defence Mmister Pope Paul, said he had nothing new wrecked to bethe world's mosttalkedaboutvacation I~d The mlasion met U' Th.nt. twice "We "dId not find here the coope­ prison for suspected tarrorlsts. schools and a prImary school Gerhard Schroeder asked about the to sayan Southeast ASia On Wednesday mght Viet Cong during tl1e day. ration to which We were entitied When they got to the prison, a were also estabhshed role to be played in nuclear plan­ The Secr~tary-General Is on his terror1sts fired four e:renades into I A spokeSman for the mlsiilon said to expect'-from the British authorl­ gun battle broke out all around .nd There .re now 144 schools WIth ning by host countries whIch have way to Colombo, his (lrst stop Oh For further details please contad your Travel Agent0, 'p A• tlown ae outdoor cmema near Salgop, kil­ Ill' a statement that It was decided tiello" .ald Mission Chalrm.n ;Manuel the three men had to be out an enrolement of 25,000 students nuclear weapons on thelt terntory a flve-country ASian tour, which hng two cIVihans and inJUrIng 33 to leave Aden "after a number of P.rez Guerrero of Venezuela In by helicopter In Herat province. The schools The commumque did not say what also mcludes Afghanistan, Indl.,"\ Meanwhile the government an· olfiee. experiences whlcb clearly showed Aden (Conld on pnue 4) employ 627 tea.hers was decided on this subject Pakistan and Nepal, nounced th.t 5.5DO Viet Cone de­ jecled to its side under Its "open Playing at the Spinzar Coffee shop Phone: 22155, ,22855 arms" programme last month This Thursday and Saturday 8:00-12:p.m.

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Yl!lU'8:J!' go j,y tDe PIO' Thought Mln),ter, Molwondwat ¥ondtrll" cOntinue io be powerlill elements 'pectll fot aucl!ess In bUSlnellS \~t ­ -('~$f filOOd For evening, Morch 27, ort fMelgn I of' nationaliSJn throughout Uie ,n col1nlrles.WiU depend oii' the Malle In Wiping Out Tuber.culosis, Mala,.;a r ~ ~ J ' I Inw.tment alld deoetoplng world In iact there are more m- world enVlfbnment ,for profitable • I 1 In the course of tlle -second It is envisaged ... iliat the basic dressers going from "house to The con.ciou. water .aw it. coun!rle. to the I'dr l;o.It A.... dependent nations than ever be- productiVe enterpl')se 'lthes~~e' The area covered by the hewth , enca Council In New York fo~e However, just as the ind,- bll"inessm8ll.IDust at all e , quarter l)f<10ee the GtiamAn Tuber' health serv{ces wl1l In-'the iust service's will be the whole of house Citv. 'Ii ;../ Vidual states Wlthlft this country concerned with what Is going on cillosis 'Ceittte .tatted"1o organise instance Bnghlan province plus the Kot>­ 1 Number of how;es Visited 1275 I two tuben!Ulbs18 conUel pt\lgram­ (a) carry out the continued Vigil­ mard and Salgan groups of Villa 2 Total .numb~r of childre.n treat­ I God and blu.hed I am most happy to' be litthe had io recogJllse the growing im- elsewhere than In hiS own Com­ United States agam .after an- abo , ,portance oi federal ~licles and mumty or his own state ot In hIs mea at ·pto\llnt:ial "level, O'ne ,In ance necessary ior the successful ges In Banuyan proVInce The to ed 6505 THE KABUL TI,MES sence of nearly four ~ears '!'here .'nlitlonal umflcation. ~ the coun­ own country Nangarhar In coordination wUh conclUSion and ihe mamtenanCe tal population IS approximately 3 Percentage of chIldren treated the Faculty MediCIne o~ the of malaria eradication ThtJ. WIll are many pleasant ml'mones of tries oi the world are iIicreastna­ l Sincerely be1le\'e that lust as oi 375,000 and the surface area 15,000 In reference to the total number ~ , Jalalabad UJiiveraity another be achieved by the contmued sq km - -Richard Cra.liaw your country'S hOSPitality and Iy recogirlsmg that they must live you have played a cruCial role ~ aM of the chIldren 92% "'programme ill BaroiYan to be iIi­ malaria case detectIon by. house It is relatlvely wealthy area prosperity which are bemg re- and work together more and the, econoIIUC growth of the Urn I. 4 Number oi adults treated, 891 I'ubillhed ••frY doy exc.pt F"d4Vs and AI,han pub· -=;: vived lind enlia'nced on this of. more close)Y and they must m­ tellrate(! iIi the routlJie actiVI­ t<>-/louse VISIts, and and iIi additIOn to mixed agtl­ r, Number of tubes consumed eli States. 80 :Vou must plar, an, (b) at tqe same time assume a culture there are four mdusttlal f,clal vlSlt • creasIDgly' relate their econolDies unporttlnt role m economic ties of the exlatlll8 local he81th 1002 hc hol/Ilays by th. Kabul Tlin•• PublIShIng A.gency ; services l1'Iie Jjrocedures lIIIed In broad""- scope In order to take to enterpnses whIch are found m I know, iha! YOU 'have greater and their social arra'!llellumta to growth and d~elol1men\ a~road 6 Number of tubes In stock 0 'lUI' IllllIIIIl1I'1Il1111l111111l11 I llllllllUlllllltllllllllllU 1l111~lllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIlIlllllllllllll1tllllllllllllllllllllllllili aspltailons and higher goals for this shriIikiIig universe, repeat, these programmes hav:e been (I) minor medical aid, Pule. Khumn and Baghlan VIZ, a 1lI111111 I 1IIII1I1llllllllll1l1ll1II 111111 ~ .. r Within each less !;\eveIilped. coun-. In March the team made the (a) Motivation oi the local health (11) vacolnatlon and 1ffimunlza cement facton', a coal ffilne a " the Y'e'ars ahead to meet more ful- Isolatibmsm is an 'unreal and 1m­ try, pnvate '1lullil~ssm\!D and second survey in 7 vllleges where 11' the needs and the desires of possible conception and practice services to cooperate In tubercu. tlon textile factory and a sugar fac It eatment was finIShed the end governmentS' wl11 obVIOUSlY ,pe fOt the collective awaren"l'8 that (il1) ImmedIate actIOn out tory, all of whIch have private alI your people The world notes m thiS age accompanles any gteat illJrle fo... losis control ,n of Dcccmber 1965 WORLD PUBLIC HEALTH DAY resl!onslble ior their own progress breaks of acute commuOlcable dl medical and health servICes ." With mterest the war you are I do fmnly believe that one of and well bemg llut their pace ward Is bred pnd nurtured In the (b) Training of- the local health The ftrst survey was done In AS in other Asian countries, leprosy and pel'BOnnel in the techniques of seases, The scheme falls Into the area mountmg against poverty In the man's greatest challenges m the and pattern progIess m8Yr well community without whose active June 1965 a time when It IS us­ year~ oi tuberculin testing, Mantoux, re­ of mfluence of two governors Publlc Health Day, observed by the whole trachoma are found In AfehaniStan. We:r: Idepressed areas Within your and decades ahead IS to fmd depend on what ill' done by gov participation there can be no ually wmdy nnd dusty In Herat M1~ action reading, BeG vaCCinatIOn, (IV) notification of births and and two provlllclal medical of­ world today, bas more /ll~cance to the deve­ happy to note that the of Pu c own boundaries I am also aware ways and means of assunng that ernments ancl busmess commu­ chana:e, no Jmprovement Thul the prOVInce and Instances of c60Jun ambltion~ symptom questioning, direct deaths, and hcers those of Baghlan and loping Dlltlons than the developed countries Health has taken certain measures, IncludIDg of your great society's the peaCe of economiC 'mprove­ nItIes III the advanced na.tlQDS people themselves are essential In ctlvltles at e hIgh construction of a hospital in Bamyan, to com­ to broaden progreSS In Civil mEmt will accelerate everywhere microscopical exammatlOn of (v) notifICatIOn of epldemlOlogl Bamlyan provmces WIth Bagh­ Which have the Decessary facUlties both in pre­ What IS .needed above all else thIs parlnershlp The commimj1Y, bat leprosy. Trachoma ,which finds inany vic­ rlghkls, to expand CJvil liberties to and not just m the mdultnahsed sputum specimens and treatment cal InformatIOn Ian province Ihere are a numbel 111 March the team register ventive lUld curative medicine IS to find ways and means of the family and the individual suffer tims especially iii Kandahar province, will also rna e more beautiful your clhes' countnes Ii we are gOing to ex­ tbe consequences of disease, play organisation, respectively of sub Goverl)lOl's Situated at An ed children from ten VIllages The World Health OrgilDlsatlon, which has speeding and Increasmg the tran· As a further aun, wlthm thiS darab Pule Khumn (Dahane Ghl be combated by the MInistry. Reports indicate, and countrySide and generally to pand the frontiers oi freedom and an active part In treaUnI and curlnl (c) aCG vaCCination programmes near Her:at m order to start set up Its network virtually in every region of smlsslon irom the i1eveloped pl10t area a standard pattern of 11), Doshi (Khmjaan and Tala that up to 10 years aeo, more than 400 mUllon ennch the spIrItual as well as SOCial jushce, If we are gOing to It and an even more actlve role in In the schools and by house to treatment ft om Apnl 1966 BcSJ the world, bas rendered commendable serVice ~mate countries to the developmg na­ baSIC health services w111 be de Baefak) and Nahrlll (Burka) ces registering these children the material well-bemg of your war which has been knowledge,~e2'perIence, the maIntenance of health house m the villages to the IIi1provement of health and sanitary people In the world sullered from trachoma. people~These~eiforts bons-pL (d) Case-flndlng-by~means~of­ veioped that can from an eco _At the begmnmg of January shol t lectures about trachoma to lli:spltepeo so destructive throughout humllll know how technological capahi­ conditions everywhere. What Is slgiJlfloant Is Unfortunately attempts to develop a vaccine for I direct mlCto8COllical Sputum ""a nomlcal and staffmg POint of 1966 the WHO trachoma team be the people of each of the 10 VII pie everywhere because Increas- hIStory, J;f we are gomg to bft the ltty and enVIronment which the disease have IIOt succeeded so far Hopes of :.n mlnatlOns from the consultants Vlew, be gradually spread over gan the treatment of chIldren In lages were given (total 10 lec that the campaign for eriJdloatlon of communi mgly we are livmg m one world SPlrttS and the welfare of every­ can be adjusted and adapted to cable diseases Is expandbig and Is being Inten- a breakthrough,are high. Meanwhile, antibiotics and the problen'll of every nation one then we must recognise the attendlOlf the local health servl the whole of ,Afghamstan the 4th block of Herat, WIth tures) have proved useful In treatlne this treacherous local needs Th'll will assure that ces ior chest sYmptoms sUllgestlve Wed anll the area of WHO's activities Is en are more and more becomiIig the Importance of coexIstence among the developmg nation~ can move ~ar~g to cover as many aspects of man's eye disease problems of all nations countnes of different political of broncho-pulmonary disease The record of eradication of tuberculosis ahead much faster rUian they have -(e) Ambulatory ireatment With health as possible It 15 this shrmkJng world which and SOCial regImes to ilnd free co-­ to date I am convinced that It IS The 'team" IS the most emcient The Doctor's Unique Role Some diseases which used to oause serious epi and malaria Is completely dIIIerent Tubercula­ I sbould like to dISCUSS today Just operatIon based on equal rIghts - lOstrument for comblrilng the efforts antt-tuberculous chemotherapy m your own mterest as bWllness· for the detected lIifectlous cases, demlcs In some of the highly populated regions sls, which affects 11 mIIllon people annually as othen are CUrIOUS over your among nations of health workers with dJft'erent men and as cltlZe11ll of the Urnt­ throUlfh the local health seI'Vlces have been checked Cholera, plague, smallpox. and kills three mIIllon, requires both prevention notable progress and hJgh livmg The new ufuvcrse IS not gOIng ed States to help m l,his transmis­ skills and experience for the greater benefit of the individual patient, or Wlthm ihe third Five Year In Saving Mankind typhus and yellow fever, whose victims former­ and treatment The war on TB In Afghanistan, standards, you too are more deep- to be achIeved overmght Tre sIOn If We are gOing to have a [or the health care of a community Development Plan of the MinIS ly were counted In the millJODS, are now under which started several years ago, is still in full ly concerned With what IS gomg mendous advancement m mter peaceful and secu:r.e world enVI­ The doctor plays a umque role U1 he had learned all the baSIC essen" pel sons WIth more limited training swing Holland Is the best example of a nation on elsewhere In the world The natIOnal relatIOns has been achle­ Teams vary in size and coJD try of Health AfghanIStan, 1967 to the health team partly for hlstoncal hals medical educatIon became es called aUXIliaries There are aUXl VIgorous mternatlOnal control But, because ronment 1971, and accordmg to the epide­ that has sncceeded in wiping out TB It com­ Amencan people are well aware ved In the last 20 years Never olexlty They range from the group reasons and partly because of the sentlally the same 1Il all countrtes Itary and aSSIstant nurses dental means of transport and communication have What distresses me most IS the miolOgical and operational pr bmed several techniques at the same time. that WIthIn your own country before in all history has there been of a dozen highly sPeclaUsed indi­ length and SCientific cbaracter of hIS 1 herc IS stili room and need for lids sanitation lnspectors labora developed so much, one s.ngle case which may slow and tediOUS task of our VIduals pertorrrung the amazing lorllles the gradual expansion of vaccination with BCG and regular blood and Islands of poverty are mcreasmg tile kmd of mutual assIstance tramlng Nevertheless he IS only one familiarity With localLY prevalent tory techniCians There are medl be nndetected may create an epidemic in an bUIlding and strengthemng oy operatIons of heart surgery to the mtegrated tuberculOSIS control x ray tests Afghanistan by following the same ly untenable In oceans of abun programmes tha,t have prevailed ot several partners and hiS efficacy diseases but the SCientIfic baSIS of (al 1I11xlhanes to whom a doctor area. For example, yellow fever appeared In l ourselves thOSe elements which three or four health workers with servIce has to be undertaken to I III delegate Ct;rl:lIn functions In the methods also holo"S to succeed m th.s eam­ dance :5lm larly, you must know smce the end of World War II depends on the cooperahon of all mediCine IS universal There can be Senegal after havmg vanished for years frum that vast regIons and contments Never before have all bIg powers make rapId economIC develop ':;Imple skills who based on a rural all the 28 proVinces of the coun other members of the team only one medlcme--that which en lhagnosls and treatment of common that country Cholera, which was usually con PSlgn charactensed by hunger and pn launched such programmes of ment pdsslble It IS' an oversl)D health post look 'S!ter the health try When man finds hlmseU Without abIes Its practitioners to use the d seases The grc- could destroy modern clvilisabon far ilway from a doctor may be logy h Asia and Aftlca and even Latm and m formmg an oplIllOn as to the rnec..hcll1e IS relatIvely old the expanSJon of mdustrIes 1 by Feda Mohammad to have bIB of jobs to Kabul And studenta who bette! served than those nearer, but u: M ave expanded m power aloilg America which makes ihlS boot outcome It IS difficult and long country After referrma to ro e hair cut. lWhen the Job was com are not able to complete their stu. ost Important, they are Im- WIth man's growIng ablbty to do less acceSSible The nature of the strap operatIOn 80 difficult and requlrmg a mmlmum of SlX years J. he separatIOn Q! nursmg as a of mdustry 10 modern life, the paper pleted he p8Jd AI. 10 and was 00 dleslllnd It difficult to get jobs as patlen! Seldom does a day pass away With poverty and pnvation prev Ilent diseases III a eounto- also th t we 10 A!Jlhamstao are li WIthout IndIViduals and groups These thoughts are certamly slow and unacceptable ulllversity level educatIon and profeSSIOn dates from about a cen says a Tb t un the verge of leavmg wben the bar- their standard 01 teracy rematns m~t perhaps four more of speCIalisatIon makes a difference DIagnosing and trYing to lDdustrlalise e mllsa°sti ber called him back and said the low commg to see me-and.my cabmet n6t-new to you As CItIZens of We le8l'1l faster because tUly ago Later stili other protes treating malana or yaws IS much tant aspect of mdustrla on We must speed mcreases In our There must be tIme for a stnct slOns were recogmsed optometry por th A81an money was not enough The writer The paper proposes that statist1ca ministers With demands for more the Umted States and as human less tlme-consummg than heart dis e~ schools, mpre roads electriCIty, beings concerned WIth the ftt-ture production and mcom"ll aqd liv tramlng 10 ethiCS changmg nature ph)' slotherapy x ray and medical JO our country, as 1D 0 t we says he dId not have more money of those unemployed should be pre- by nUfture The medical man comes ease cancer or mental l11ness In co~trles'thls ~t hOspitals fertilIsers farm credit of mankInd as well as In your mg standards We want to im labOi atory technology Samtation and Atrlcan un to give and the barber shouted at oared to pave the way lor etrorts to to know much thalls mtlmate about places where the latter are common uce ther~ mdustrlal Ip&r1S and other a551S Important capacIties as leadmg prove our poltcles and prdcedures whl(:h IS the apphcahon of prlllCI people are more hkely to call the are trymg to pro th e trymo th nlm asking hIm not to come solve the problem The edltonal also hiS patients and can do great harm pIes of environmental byglene to portant needs of e COUQ WI agam proposes that the Mmes and Indus tance that will make It pOSSI- bUSinessmen llJu are neceSSSt1ly and practices m government, and ( (('101 for III such countries the In Industry The dIffICulty IS that If he is not trustworthy The Pi olel:t man s health has become In Afghanistan I d th move Abedi hopes that the mUnIcipality trtes Milllstry should expand nandl ble for them to Increase produc aware of problems that extend preventuble dIseases have been re We do not have the trammg, we Hippocratic oath that every phySI another profeSSIOn represented by I In tlon and mcomes beyond the successful functton- cltl( ed nnd the average age of the The editOrIal we com; H et ho Will prepare a draft law on charges rarts the v)Uages so that the Clan takes IS 2 500 years old the saflltary engineer and the sanI­ ot some busmessmen ; th e;:m:tr; which barbers can claim ru.sh to the city may decrease DUring the past few decades mg of your factones or banks or do not have the expenence we populatIon has IIlcreased It also do not have the capital to step MedICine and religIOn grew togther tarian Sometimes these are all under the guIdance 0 he d wn Thursday s Ants carned two edt 1n ItS second !(editorIal the paper the struggle agamst colomalism selVice enterpnses You know mikes d dIfference whether 10 the and led to the establishment of Ulll glouped together I as the medical Indust~e~d i~~ has become progressIvely more that your SUCcess m busmess de­ up our rate oi progress alone 111Khan, Lee Lockwood wrote thIS week he lJ S trade policy towards Latin General Assembly called for April tabhsh a UN presence In the terri was meaningless since South Africa chemistry maternjty and child elJldemology and health stattstlcs Share Nau refers to the hJgh rate saw Stratton and heard a recorded, American E'xports I d 21 to deal With the problem tory ImmedIately WhHe they do not IS no longer recognised by the UN h ed b b be th In genera an 11 th h Id h health and the Blood Bank sections have taught commUl11cr.,: e c arg y ar rs In e cIty Th e cQnfesslon In HanoI last month Venezuelan 011 III partI~ular IS S OU appen it would be advocate the use of force they feel admlOlster~ng I as the power The WHO undertook to provIde sup disease control and health statistics II " a distlOct setback for the African the UN IS pommitted to use force type ot independence offered the ~II 1lI11Il11UllllUlllIIlllllllllllllIlllllIIlIIlIllIIIIUlIllllllllllllulllllnllll 11111111111111111 IItllll II 1I11111111111111l111l11ll1UIIIlIllIIU1I1I1l1I1l1l1l1ll1ll1l1l1l11l1l1l1ll1II11l1I1l11 JIll/II 1111 IIII~ group-which favours, a quick UN plies and equIpment. two 12·month to students If It IS required to carry out the Ova""", .noted was In strict ~ 'ae fellowships and a foul\-month fellow The health statistics section wall " ADVERTISING RATES = S takeover of PIe territory It would terms of the resolution conforlntty With Pretoria's apar equipped With seven hand·operated ::: - KHALIL Etlt/or·m..(;hu/ ~ mean that efforts to implement the shiP theld policy under which It Is es calculating machines supplied for (11lltumum ,even lane' per InaertJ07i) - Telephone 24047 ~ decIsion of the last General Assemb- rhe others tearful of the conse­ The followlnJ: are some of the tabllshlng little all black states by f~atures courses In health statistics The DISplay Column Inch AI 100 ::: ~ ly, revoking South AfrIca's mandate quenl'eS of an ImmedIate eft'ort to major of the Institute's Implement the resolution, continue tribe over which the "white super work need lor reliable health statlstlcs, Cku"/ied ~, I",. bold type AI 20. SiIA,PIll RAH1!L EdIlO, ~ of tbe territory, could not lIet un stnte In Pretoria exerctses all ef­ to hope Q peaceful soh,ltion, ac particularly on personn~l and health ~===_! ~ fective control Notification of 15 communicable SUBSCRIPTION: UTES derway until the next relUlar ses compllilhlng the terrilnry's Ireedom, dlse~ses was made compulsory, al· facIlities was realised by sentor = Yearly A1 IllOO For olher Dumbers ~ .bslon of the Assembly In Septe;" Chiel Adebo thinks the UN should HeJf Yearly Af 600 ftrS! dial SMlc_board ~ er can yet be found, and want to ex. thoueh no communicable disease public health worken plore tlie sltuatlon further mnke tts -Own decJslpn without b.. control law had been promulgated Numerous other projects have Quarterly A1 300 ~ This would IIlve the South Aftl- Ing Inlluenced by the moves made :~=_== number 23043 2~28, 20026 ~ can lovep,ment stlII more t1me I.iI Two moves by Pret9rla, each me WeeJ<1y notifications by telegram, been carried out by the Institute tlCulously brought to the attentlon by Pretoria He says It Is s1ieer Semlnars and lectures are held re­ ~ which to strengthen Its Ilold over telellhone or mall were received ~ ~ of the UN, have encouraged advo­ folly to expect Pretoria, which has trom provlnlclal chief medical om­ gularly for doctors and orientation , In Europe, the Americas and Oceani", there Is about one medic"l school per two FOR BIG N CI,culotlon and Ad.'"t.nng the people and territory wltholJt nev,e~ Rural area. 1 doctor for U49 ~ ~;~IY ~ cates of thJs usoft" BWJrocab Each In 20 yean recolDlsed the cen by the health statistlcs sectlon courses for nurses and other hO!pit~l million inhabitants Other parts of the world show a much lower ratio On the map $ 15 _ BxlenlJDD 59 any on·th..,pot con\petitlon from ~ s re.ponslbillty In the territory ~ has conlradlcted South Africa's tor­ luan8d.~1 BU!l

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Yl!lU'8:J!' go j,y tDe PIO' Thought Mln),ter, Molwondwat ¥ondtrll" cOntinue io be powerlill elements 'pectll fot aucl!ess In bUSlnellS \~t ­ -('~$f filOOd For evening, Morch 27, ort fMelgn I of' nationaliSJn throughout Uie ,n col1nlrles.WiU depend oii' the Malle In Wiping Out Tuber.culosis, Mala,.;a r ~ ~ J ' I Inw.tment alld deoetoplng world In iact there are more m- world enVlfbnment ,for profitable • I 1 In the course of tlle -second It is envisaged ... iliat the basic dressers going from "house to The con.ciou. water .aw it. coun!rle. to the I'dr l;o.It A.... dependent nations than ever be- productiVe enterpl')se 'lthes~~e' The area covered by the hewth , enca Council In New York fo~e However, just as the ind,- bll"inessm8ll.IDust at all e , quarter l)f<10ee the GtiamAn Tuber' health serv{ces wl1l In-'the iust service's will be the whole of house Citv. 'Ii ;../ Vidual states Wlthlft this country concerned with what Is going on cillosis 'Ceittte .tatted"1o organise instance Bnghlan province plus the Kot>­ 1 Number of how;es Visited 1275 I two tuben!Ulbs18 conUel pt\lgram­ (a) carry out the continued Vigil­ mard and Salgan groups of Villa 2 Total .numb~r of childre.n treat­ I God and blu.hed I am most happy to' be litthe had io recogJllse the growing im- elsewhere than In hiS own Com­ United States agam .after an- abo , ,portance oi federal ~licles and mumty or his own state ot In hIs mea at ·pto\llnt:ial "level, O'ne ,In ance necessary ior the successful ges In Banuyan proVInce The to ed 6505 THE KABUL TI,MES sence of nearly four ~ears '!'here .'nlitlonal umflcation. ~ the coun­ own country Nangarhar In coordination wUh conclUSion and ihe mamtenanCe tal population IS approximately 3 Percentage of chIldren treated the Faculty MediCIne o~ the of malaria eradication ThtJ. WIll are many pleasant ml'mones of tries oi the world are iIicreastna­ l Sincerely be1le\'e that lust as oi 375,000 and the surface area 15,000 In reference to the total number ~ , Jalalabad UJiiveraity another be achieved by the contmued sq km - -Richard Cra.liaw your country'S hOSPitality and Iy recogirlsmg that they must live you have played a cruCial role ~ aM of the chIldren 92% "'programme ill BaroiYan to be iIi­ malaria case detectIon by. house It is relatlvely wealthy area prosperity which are bemg re- and work together more and the, econoIIUC growth of the Urn I. 4 Number oi adults treated, 891 I'ubillhed ••frY doy exc.pt F"d4Vs and AI,han pub· -=;: vived lind enlia'nced on this of. more close)Y and they must m­ tellrate(! iIi the routlJie actiVI­ t<>-/louse VISIts, and and iIi additIOn to mixed agtl­ r, Number of tubes consumed eli States. 80 :Vou must plar, an, (b) at tqe same time assume a culture there are four mdusttlal f,clal vlSlt • creasIDgly' relate their econolDies unporttlnt role m economic ties of the exlatlll8 local he81th 1002 hc hol/Ilays by th. Kabul Tlin•• PublIShIng A.gency ; services l1'Iie Jjrocedures lIIIed In broad""- scope In order to take to enterpnses whIch are found m I know, iha! YOU 'have greater and their social arra'!llellumta to growth and d~elol1men\ a~road 6 Number of tubes In stock 0 'lUI' IllllIIIIl1I'1Il1111l111111l11 I llllllllUlllllltllllllllllU 1l111~lllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIlIlllllllllllll1tllllllllllllllllllllllllili aspltailons and higher goals for this shriIikiIig universe, repeat, these programmes hav:e been (I) minor medical aid, Pule. Khumn and Baghlan VIZ, a 1lI111111 I 1IIII1I1llllllllll1l1ll1II 111111 ~ .. r Within each less !;\eveIilped. coun-. In March the team made the (a) Motivation oi the local health (11) vacolnatlon and 1ffimunlza cement facton', a coal ffilne a " the Y'e'ars ahead to meet more ful- Isolatibmsm is an 'unreal and 1m­ try, pnvate '1lullil~ssm\!D and second survey in 7 vllleges where 11' the needs and the desires of possible conception and practice services to cooperate In tubercu. tlon textile factory and a sugar fac It eatment was finIShed the end governmentS' wl11 obVIOUSlY ,pe fOt the collective awaren"l'8 that (il1) ImmedIate actIOn out tory, all of whIch have private alI your people The world notes m thiS age accompanles any gteat illJrle fo... losis control ,n of Dcccmber 1965 WORLD PUBLIC HEALTH DAY resl!onslble ior their own progress breaks of acute commuOlcable dl medical and health servICes ." With mterest the war you are I do fmnly believe that one of and well bemg llut their pace ward Is bred pnd nurtured In the (b) Training of- the local health The ftrst survey was done In AS in other Asian countries, leprosy and pel'BOnnel in the techniques of seases, The scheme falls Into the area mountmg against poverty In the man's greatest challenges m the and pattern progIess m8Yr well community without whose active June 1965 a time when It IS us­ year~ oi tuberculin testing, Mantoux, re­ of mfluence of two governors Publlc Health Day, observed by the whole trachoma are found In AfehaniStan. We:r: Idepressed areas Within your and decades ahead IS to fmd depend on what ill' done by gov participation there can be no ually wmdy nnd dusty In Herat M1~ action reading, BeG vaCCinatIOn, (IV) notification of births and and two provlllclal medical of­ world today, bas more /ll~cance to the deve­ happy to note that the of Pu c own boundaries I am also aware ways and means of assunng that ernments ancl busmess commu­ chana:e, no Jmprovement Thul the prOVInce and Instances of c60Jun ambltion~ symptom questioning, direct deaths, and hcers those of Baghlan and loping Dlltlons than the developed countries Health has taken certain measures, IncludIDg of your great society's the peaCe of economiC 'mprove­ nItIes III the advanced na.tlQDS people themselves are essential In ctlvltles at e hIgh construction of a hospital in Bamyan, to com­ to broaden progreSS In Civil mEmt will accelerate everywhere microscopical exammatlOn of (v) notifICatIOn of epldemlOlogl Bamlyan provmces WIth Bagh­ Which have the Decessary facUlties both in pre­ What IS .needed above all else thIs parlnershlp The commimj1Y, bat leprosy. Trachoma ,which finds inany vic­ rlghkls, to expand CJvil liberties to and not just m the mdultnahsed sputum specimens and treatment cal InformatIOn Ian province Ihere are a numbel 111 March the team register ventive lUld curative medicine IS to find ways and means of the family and the individual suffer tims especially iii Kandahar province, will also rna e more beautiful your clhes' countnes Ii we are gOing to ex­ tbe consequences of disease, play organisation, respectively of sub Goverl)lOl's Situated at An ed children from ten VIllages The World Health OrgilDlsatlon, which has speeding and Increasmg the tran· As a further aun, wlthm thiS darab Pule Khumn (Dahane Ghl be combated by the MInistry. Reports indicate, and countrySide and generally to pand the frontiers oi freedom and an active part In treaUnI and curlnl (c) aCG vaCCination programmes near Her:at m order to start set up Its network virtually in every region of smlsslon irom the i1eveloped pl10t area a standard pattern of 11), Doshi (Khmjaan and Tala that up to 10 years aeo, more than 400 mUllon ennch the spIrItual as well as SOCial jushce, If we are gOing to It and an even more actlve role in In the schools and by house to treatment ft om Apnl 1966 BcSJ the world, bas rendered commendable serVice ~mate countries to the developmg na­ baSIC health services w111 be de Baefak) and Nahrlll (Burka) ces registering these children the material well-bemg of your war which has been knowledge,~e2'perIence, the maIntenance of health house m the villages to the IIi1provement of health and sanitary people In the world sullered from trachoma. people~These~eiforts bons-pL (d) Case-flndlng-by~means~of­ veioped that can from an eco _At the begmnmg of January shol t lectures about trachoma to lli:spltepeo so destructive throughout humllll know how technological capahi­ conditions everywhere. What Is slgiJlfloant Is Unfortunately attempts to develop a vaccine for I direct mlCto8COllical Sputum ""a nomlcal and staffmg POint of 1966 the WHO trachoma team be the people of each of the 10 VII pie everywhere because Increas- hIStory, J;f we are gomg to bft the ltty and enVIronment which the disease have IIOt succeeded so far Hopes of :.n mlnatlOns from the consultants Vlew, be gradually spread over gan the treatment of chIldren In lages were given (total 10 lec that the campaign for eriJdloatlon of communi mgly we are livmg m one world SPlrttS and the welfare of every­ can be adjusted and adapted to cable diseases Is expandbig and Is being Inten- a breakthrough,are high. Meanwhile, antibiotics and the problen'll of every nation one then we must recognise the attendlOlf the local health servl the whole of ,Afghamstan the 4th block of Herat, WIth tures) have proved useful In treatlne this treacherous local needs Th'll will assure that ces ior chest sYmptoms sUllgestlve Wed anll the area of WHO's activities Is en are more and more becomiIig the Importance of coexIstence among the developmg nation~ can move ~ar~g to cover as many aspects of man's eye disease problems of all nations countnes of different political of broncho-pulmonary disease The record of eradication of tuberculosis ahead much faster rUian they have -(e) Ambulatory ireatment With health as possible It 15 this shrmkJng world which and SOCial regImes to ilnd free co-­ to date I am convinced that It IS The 'team" IS the most emcient The Doctor's Unique Role Some diseases which used to oause serious epi and malaria Is completely dIIIerent Tubercula­ I sbould like to dISCUSS today Just operatIon based on equal rIghts - lOstrument for comblrilng the efforts antt-tuberculous chemotherapy m your own mterest as bWllness· for the detected lIifectlous cases, demlcs In some of the highly populated regions sls, which affects 11 mIIllon people annually as othen are CUrIOUS over your among nations of health workers with dJft'erent men and as cltlZe11ll of the Urnt­ throUlfh the local health seI'Vlces have been checked Cholera, plague, smallpox. and kills three mIIllon, requires both prevention notable progress and hJgh livmg The new ufuvcrse IS not gOIng ed States to help m l,his transmis­ skills and experience for the greater benefit of the individual patient, or Wlthm ihe third Five Year In Saving Mankind typhus and yellow fever, whose victims former­ and treatment The war on TB In Afghanistan, standards, you too are more deep- to be achIeved overmght Tre sIOn If We are gOing to have a [or the health care of a community Development Plan of the MinIS ly were counted In the millJODS, are now under which started several years ago, is still in full ly concerned With what IS gomg mendous advancement m mter peaceful and secu:r.e world enVI­ The doctor plays a umque role U1 he had learned all the baSIC essen" pel sons WIth more limited training swing Holland Is the best example of a nation on elsewhere In the world The natIOnal relatIOns has been achle­ Teams vary in size and coJD try of Health AfghanIStan, 1967 to the health team partly for hlstoncal hals medical educatIon became es called aUXIliaries There are aUXl VIgorous mternatlOnal control But, because ronment 1971, and accordmg to the epide­ that has sncceeded in wiping out TB It com­ Amencan people are well aware ved In the last 20 years Never olexlty They range from the group reasons and partly because of the sentlally the same 1Il all countrtes Itary and aSSIstant nurses dental means of transport and communication have What distresses me most IS the miolOgical and operational pr bmed several techniques at the same time. that WIthIn your own country before in all history has there been of a dozen highly sPeclaUsed indi­ length and SCientific cbaracter of hIS 1 herc IS stili room and need for lids sanitation lnspectors labora developed so much, one s.ngle case which may slow and tediOUS task of our VIduals pertorrrung the amazing lorllles the gradual expansion of vaccination with BCG and regular blood and Islands of poverty are mcreasmg tile kmd of mutual assIstance tramlng Nevertheless he IS only one familiarity With localLY prevalent tory techniCians There are medl be nndetected may create an epidemic in an bUIlding and strengthemng oy operatIons of heart surgery to the mtegrated tuberculOSIS control x ray tests Afghanistan by following the same ly untenable In oceans of abun programmes tha,t have prevailed ot several partners and hiS efficacy diseases but the SCientIfic baSIS of (al 1I11xlhanes to whom a doctor area. For example, yellow fever appeared In l ourselves thOSe elements which three or four health workers with servIce has to be undertaken to I III delegate Ct;rl:lIn functions In the methods also holo"S to succeed m th.s eam­ dance :5lm larly, you must know smce the end of World War II depends on the cooperahon of all mediCine IS universal There can be Senegal after havmg vanished for years frum that vast regIons and contments Never before have all bIg powers make rapId economIC develop ':;Imple skills who based on a rural all the 28 proVinces of the coun other members of the team only one medlcme--that which en lhagnosls and treatment of common that country Cholera, which was usually con PSlgn charactensed by hunger and pn launched such programmes of ment pdsslble It IS' an oversl)D health post look 'S!ter the health try When man finds hlmseU Without abIes Its practitioners to use the d seases The grc- could destroy modern clvilisabon far ilway from a doctor may be logy h Asia and Aftlca and even Latm and m formmg an oplIllOn as to the rnec..hcll1e IS relatIvely old the expanSJon of mdustrIes 1 by Feda Mohammad to have bIB of jobs to Kabul And studenta who bette! served than those nearer, but u: M ave expanded m power aloilg America which makes ihlS boot outcome It IS difficult and long country After referrma to ro e hair cut. lWhen the Job was com are not able to complete their stu. ost Important, they are Im- WIth man's growIng ablbty to do less acceSSible The nature of the strap operatIOn 80 difficult and requlrmg a mmlmum of SlX years J. he separatIOn Q! nursmg as a of mdustry 10 modern life, the paper pleted he p8Jd AI. 10 and was 00 dleslllnd It difficult to get jobs as patlen! Seldom does a day pass away With poverty and pnvation prev Ilent diseases III a eounto- also th t we 10 A!Jlhamstao are li WIthout IndIViduals and groups These thoughts are certamly slow and unacceptable ulllversity level educatIon and profeSSIOn dates from about a cen says a Tb t un the verge of leavmg wben the bar- their standard 01 teracy rematns m~t perhaps four more of speCIalisatIon makes a difference DIagnosing and trYing to lDdustrlalise e mllsa°sti ber called him back and said the low commg to see me-and.my cabmet n6t-new to you As CItIZens of We le8l'1l faster because tUly ago Later stili other protes treating malana or yaws IS much tant aspect of mdustrla on We must speed mcreases In our There must be tIme for a stnct slOns were recogmsed optometry por th A81an money was not enough The writer The paper proposes that statist1ca ministers With demands for more the Umted States and as human less tlme-consummg than heart dis e~ schools, mpre roads electriCIty, beings concerned WIth the ftt-ture production and mcom"ll aqd liv tramlng 10 ethiCS changmg nature ph)' slotherapy x ray and medical JO our country, as 1D 0 t we says he dId not have more money of those unemployed should be pre- by nUfture The medical man comes ease cancer or mental l11ness In co~trles'thls ~t hOspitals fertilIsers farm credit of mankInd as well as In your mg standards We want to im labOi atory technology Samtation and Atrlcan un to give and the barber shouted at oared to pave the way lor etrorts to to know much thalls mtlmate about places where the latter are common uce ther~ mdustrlal Ip&r1S and other a551S Important capacIties as leadmg prove our poltcles and prdcedures whl(:h IS the apphcahon of prlllCI people are more hkely to call the are trymg to pro th e trymo th nlm asking hIm not to come solve the problem The edltonal also hiS patients and can do great harm pIes of environmental byglene to portant needs of e COUQ WI agam proposes that the Mmes and Indus tance that will make It pOSSI- bUSinessmen llJu are neceSSSt1ly and practices m government, and ( (('101 for III such countries the In Industry The dIffICulty IS that If he is not trustworthy The Pi olel:t man s health has become In Afghanistan I d th move Abedi hopes that the mUnIcipality trtes Milllstry should expand nandl ble for them to Increase produc aware of problems that extend preventuble dIseases have been re We do not have the trammg, we Hippocratic oath that every phySI another profeSSIOn represented by I In tlon and mcomes beyond the successful functton- cltl( ed nnd the average age of the The editOrIal we com; H et ho Will prepare a draft law on charges rarts the v)Uages so that the Clan takes IS 2 500 years old the saflltary engineer and the sanI­ ot some busmessmen ; th e;:m:tr; which barbers can claim ru.sh to the city may decrease DUring the past few decades mg of your factones or banks or do not have the expenence we populatIon has IIlcreased It also do not have the capital to step MedICine and religIOn grew togther tarian Sometimes these are all under the guIdance 0 he d wn Thursday s Ants carned two edt 1n ItS second !(editorIal the paper the struggle agamst colomalism selVice enterpnses You know mikes d dIfference whether 10 the and led to the establishment of Ulll glouped together I as the medical Indust~e~d i~~ has become progressIvely more that your SUCcess m busmess de­ up our rate oi progress alone 111

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• • \ I ' Borne News In Brief WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF. I KABUL, Apnl 8,' (Bakhtar)­ ATHENS, Apfll 8, (DPA) - the seventh weapons-related test FOR SHEER Dr Abdul Ghaftar A2;1%; adviser More than 2,000 people demonst- announced thIS yit(r and ,the DELIGHT to the Public Health MmlStry on rated at the Unlvers.ty oi Athenll 100th smce lire 1I/1llted test ban , questions of mother and child agamsl the new Greek govero- treaty of August, 1963 , care, left Kabul ye,uerday to at­ men' of 'hc conservative Ere The treaty prohIbIts aJl except ES- ~ teod, a lO-day international ..... party underground nuclear tests mlnar on his subject m SantIa­ The rally was called by the 7 go students NEW YORK, April 8, (DPA) .... The demonstrators chanted slo­ Rumaman Fo~elgn Mmlster Cor­ KABUL, Apnl 8, (Bakhtar)­ gans agamst the neW govern· nel,u Man~scu IS now practlcaur ,, Deputy Education Mmlster Dt ment and called for free elec­ cel taln of becoming the fIrst pre­ ~ Mohammad Akram returned to tions SIdent of a United Nabons Gene­ :Vol, vr, No 14 I 1346 SH) Price At J ) Kabul Thursday after tourmg ral Assembly from a "Commun­ ; schools m Kandahar and Helm COPENHAGEN, April 8 (DPA) ISt bloc couhtry I r ( ~ ~ and prOVinces -DanIsh Prime Mmlster and RumaRlan UN quarters sala He also took part m the cere­ Fprelgn MInISter J ens Otto Krag hel e last nIght that 95 votes bad,. , "P;Re~OE~Q:~ Seven Parliament mony markmg the transfer of have agam urged that China be already been secured for Manes­ SISH,ED the agnculture school from Ka­ admitted to the UnIted NatIOns cu's presldentlal candIdature for bul to Garmser, Helmand He saId It was Important to the Assembly which opens Sep­ Com.mittees Meet On hIS way to Kabul Dr Ak remOVe Chma fro(II Its IsolatIOn tember 9 "FO,R NEW HOTEL KABUL Apnl 9 fBakhtar)­ ram stopped m Kalat and Mo­ m the world and to draw Chma The preSident of the extraordi­ Committees of both Houses of Par­ qor where he VISIted schools and mto mternatlOnal cooperatJOn navy Assembly, whICh begms hamcnt met ycslerday Inspected the constructlOn work Krag also Iepeated hIS govern Apnl 21, IS Itkely to be Abdul Thc Mesh~ano Jlrgah s CommIttee on the school and office bUlI\imgs ment's .stand that an end to the Rahman Pazhwak of AfghanIS­ 200-Room -Building Expected on Leg slalive and Legal AffairS for Zabul proVlnclal department war In VIetnam can be achIeved tan, who was preSIdent of the last Glscussr-d oe~llIons by reemployed of educahon only through negotiations General Assembly To Rise Near Baghe Bala penSIoners regardIng' their pay The CO""l'}mlllec meetmg under the By A Staff Wrl~r J !BOUTI, Apnl 8, (Reuter)­ OTTAWA. Apr!.! 8, (DPA)­ fJalrmanshlp of Senator Mohammad FoUl Somalis Were killed when VALLADOLID, - Spam, April Amm fOf\\arded Its VICWS to the Police, Protesters Dpctors here have been up KABUL, April 9.­ a large group of Somalis attemp­ 8 (AP) -FIlms trom at least 14 JJrgah S Secrclarr9.t hope for former JamaIcan prem­ A protocol for construction of an international hot!'1 In Kabill was Clash In Paris As ted Thursday to break out of a natIOns Will be shown here 10 the Ier Donald Sangster, who;s In The House s Commlltee on Hear transit camp where they were 12th mternatlonal week of hlms a deep coma m Montreal neuro­ signed here yesterday by the Melma Pal Company of Afghanistan :lg of Comol gn unknown soldier beneath the Arc Thursda) morning said the mlsslon ploughJn The progressive countrieS repre ACCOMMODATION PROBLEM affaus pean mterests pos. I nUS Involvement m the border Crt- view Sr.:..ilh AI ablan federation A Village school was opened Economic Cooperation and Develop would be able to have free contact were demohshed sented at the C8.1I'O conference, some The new cabmet 15 agam head SIS yestel day 111 Zlre, a Village In In A-,:c(')ldlng to OPA, Damascus of whom severed theLr ties WIth WIth the mcrease In mternatlOnal As reporters shouted quesholls at ed by Georges Pompldou who be­ ment (OECD) WASHINGTON Apnl 8 -The With all shades of opUlIon Aden G.aab woleswalI, by the Urozgan A Slate" Departmebt, '$pokesman m In the three men Senor Perez waved At the OECD, Humpbrey pledged UOIted States Fnday exploded It was mSlsting on the necessary a rpon was (lpen to clvll1an traffic FOR SALE Brttam 111 December 1965 pro transit tramc especlaly marked comes Pflme mInister for the SOld r<,porls Inl1lC3t.ed flare-up hiS hands to dismISS them and sald U Thont Arriyes Department of EducatIOn US readiness to help In the tech a low YIeld nuclear weapons de .?.,.Ssuranre fram Bntain before It ag Un last O1ght after a block 1m thil 1962 VW sedan with IIlIIIl'OOf. \est against London's "lukewarm" the last three years the problem of fourth tIme In succeSSIOn sInce p~sed early In the dternoon was "the most seriOUS trouble' on atbtude towards RhodeSia called on accommodatIOns has become more he could say no more ThIS IS too Land and constl uctIOn exppn­ April 1962 nologlcal development of Europe vice underground at the Nevada began its work, he said. Custom' duty paid. Pdee AI. Yesterday reported Reuter, Da­ the SyrtanHlsraell border since the the countnes concerned to cut trade and more acute The lack ot a first Important It IS a UN mISSion We ses were promIsed to the Depart­ ~hJWS He Baid ·We need to find ways lesl sHe In the message wbtcb the 120,000. Call telephODe 24773' dar­ For 3-Doy Visit The new government mascus RadiO had mterrupted Its Mixed ArmistIce COmmiSSIOn do not want It to fall or to be mlS ment of EducatIOn by the people to msure a contmuous exchange at A spokesman for the AtomIC federal government would not al IDg office hoon. links With Salisbury making the class hotel of mternatlonal stand" no trace of any concessIOns by progra'll nes to warn Synans that (MAC) started holdlQg a series of ards m Kabul has been" felt The represented We are domg thIS 10 of the VIllage technological and organisational ex Energy CommIssion saId the shot low to be broadcast, Guerrero said. boycott universally effective To Ceylon F reSident de Gaulle to hIS reduc Israeli )0' fighlers had been ~Ighted meetings m January aftel' somewhat The little summlt".also discussed number of tounsts vlsl,.tmg Afgha full objectIVIty' peflence among OECD members equal to 20000 tons of TNT was The three of us have determmed to ed majOrity in the lower hou:;e and 'perhaps to expand it someday do our best to perform the task as and Ihat they shoold take precau­ Slmllar exchanges of fire' the Vietnam confhct, stating tQ,at nlstan has nsen from 8 000 In 1964 Pursued by reporters to the Blr COLOMBO April 9 (AP)­ In ChlOarto Village Dlkun followmg last month's NatIOnal I HOUSE FOR RENT to mc1ude Eastern Europe and the signed to us by the United NatioDB tions against posslble air raids ReplylOg to questIOns. he noted the contmued aggressIOn agalnst and 10900 In 1965 to 2300 10 1960 po t eXh a"'d asked agal I a e yo..! united NatIOns Secretary Gene ell woles\'.. ilL Mohammad Din donat Assembly eJectIons Listeners could hear the scream of A two story modern conczete Soviet Unton" In complete objectiVIty th.' 'onhl Ihe past week or so these the people of Vietnam posed a prepared to go back to Aden Scnor Ial U Thant Will dISCUSS the V'et ed half an acre of land for a VIl­ SIX key mInIstrIes are agam In his arnval statement Hum This cannot be done Without the "hal they look Lo be planes throogh MAC meetlOga-although not lOa­ buUdlng. 'three becIroolU& aer­ direct threat to world peace Now that Kabul WIll have a hotel Perez!.=; d no nam peace plan proposed by lage school and other reSidents entrusted to the outgOIng miniS­ Sunay Regrets kmg much VISible progress toward vant q1lllJ'ters, next phrey said the Umted States com full cooperation of all concerneq and the mlilJal y musIc belOg broadcast lawn, garage, The communique demanded an meetmg mternalional standards Ceylon Premier Dudley Senuna· promised to rl'tp m bUIldIng the leI'S ForeIgn atr.urs finance and by RadiO Damascus The nOise was speCific border arrangements---dld mltment to Europe remams full we hope that such ~ooperatioD will to tb!' UN Guest Honse. Share Immediate and unconditional end the Afghan TOUrist Orgamsation can The inVitatIOn to VISit London was \ ake when the two meet Sunday, premises defence are back 10 the hands of 8 seem to have the effect of sto~Plng NaIL and undIluted today" Cyprus Dispute be forthcoming heard at mtervals of less than to alI raids against North Vietnam start a pubhclty campaign to at handed to them at Rome airport relIable Sources saId In Astol" VIllage, J)lkundl MaUrice Couce de Murvll1e jl,11 nHnule border shootlDg inCidents" C(l11 23017 8D,y time. and the Withdrawal of the uimpe­ Saturday lilght by Bntlsh Ambas woleswall Mohammad Arntn a Expressmg delight at being back He added 'We .know how difficult tract more tOUrIsts Thant arnved In Colombo Sa chel Debre and PIerre Messmer SAN FRANCISCO AprIl B sador Evelyn Shuckburg as they tn France he said Our two coun the problem IS In Vlew of the Sltua­ nalist lorces' from the Vietnamese turday at the start of a three day reSIdent donated 17 rugs to'the all tned and trusted supporters of (Reuter) -Turkish President The Kabul InternatIOnal Hotel flew In from Aden after spending pllmary school tnes have been fnends since the lIOn which prevails at the present people s internal affairs VISIt de Gaulle begmmng of the American republic Sunay again expressed regl ct tlme, butJ we are hopeful that Contrary to expectations, the com wtlJ have all facll1t1es reqUired Ii only five days In the BrItIsh colony Seni:1nayake Pi oposes that a Viet The school there was elevated The three key economic mInIs IS likely that the management of the And we welcome this opportunity to that Turkey was Involved In a bit tbrough tbe elforts ot the United PIA SUMMER SCHEDULE munique did not contain any lOdl They had beep expected to sta) nam settlement be dIscussed bet to a pnmary school from VIllage tnes are also under their former I~st reaffirm once more that warm ter dlC'pute With Greece over Cy N'atlons and the cooperaUon of cation as to a possible change m the hotel WIll be. undertaken by the In­ three weeks ween Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, school level week Another heads Edgar Faure (agrtculture) prus ternationally known f\rm-Intercon fnendsblP and contmuing spirit of everyone concerned that progress Effective 1st April, 1967, the frequency of PIA flights will be progressives stand vis a VIS Brttain In London a Fo·e1gn Office spokes the South Vietnamese PremIer resident of the VIllage has donat­ Edgard Plsam (natIOnal eqUiP The 1 reSIdent, makIng a one and a resumption of diplomatIc ties tinenthl (ooperabon and alliance" will be made man dented a Bntlsh press report and the NatIOnal LiberatIOn ed one acre of land as a con ment) and Jean Marcel Jeanne day VISI there 10 the course of a Guerrero said the mlSSlon Will four times a week with the folIo wingscheduJe: , F,ont (VIet Cong) and NorJ.h structlOn site ney (SOCial affairs-labour) tour of the UOIted States spoke spend as much time: In Aden as is Vietnam leader Ho ChI Minh Thursday at a luncheon of the J1ecessa~ and VISIt other parta of With nO active mterference WOlld Affairs CounCIl of Nor the area If we are convinced that 1hant who told newsmen Sa thew CahfornIa Monday- Tuesday-Thursday Departure 1150 It Will serve the purpose of the filS­ US OFFERS HANOI 24-HOUR BOMBING t1luaY un hiS arnval that he Weather Forecast Sunay repeated what he said Slon' He said no peaee.tul soluUon I luktcd fOI ward to dISCUSSing Syria Shows Photographs Of earlier thiS \\eek In Washmgton to the problem can be reached with nnd Saturday Arrival 1105 ~AUSE matters of mutual Interest to SkIes throughout tbe country that Turkey always was ready ou the umlleGhazni 12C IC Valenti former WhIte House legal usurpatory and not in a post Bangkok-Thailand's capital city, famous for South Vietnam s recent proposal to culate among the relatively small (Contd on paoe 4) nal matter for the loss of four SYrian air Corce flam disputed land The Israclis 53F 34F aIde and now preSIdent of the tion to band a1fatrs in the Brltlsh negotIate a censef\re bilaterally With band of Repubhcan doves 10 the fighters \\ho alc (ovcrlll!: the trnt tOr With N Salang 10C -6C Motion Picture ASSOCIation who protectorate due to be given inde­ HanOl as a prelude to a WIder 10 Senate Ha):fteld attacked what he Meanwhile RadiO Amman I eport artillery and troo('''i inSisted on ag Cited the words of former Presl c;JlIed the war admimslration • over cd thot the three Synan mlots who I.[rl'sslUn he SOld SlIt:... 21F pendence next year, he said its pagodas and palaces, will be served by PIA ternatlonal conference on Vietnam Suharto Outlines Indonesia's Policy Jalalabad 28C 13C dent Harry Truman Mackawee recalled tbat hiS orga The Saigon statement proposed a which he said PreSldent Johnson baled out of their Mig 21 lnndlllg on Ar er an exchange of tire bet was p eSldlOg JAKARTA April 9 (Reuter)- acltve and mdependent foreIgn poll 82F 55F I belteve It must be the polt msation had boycotted the mission every MondayandSaturday. meetmg With North VIetnamese re Jordanian territory after Israeh \\ een frontier posts dUring which cy of the URl ted States to support since It bad been convinced that the presentabves to diSCUSS further de I thmk the war adminIstratIOn IndoneSia s actIng PreSident Gen~ral (Y IS a policy which IS not attach· S) rlan atr battle are on their wny t~o Israeli troctorl" and two tanks free peoples who are reSlstlOg at missIon was doomed due to the ~nternational tails of the truce or ItS pOSSible ex th3t eXists at 1600 Pennsylvania Suharto emphaSised that hIS pouo cd to any foreign IdeoloP ) and to Damascus wen' destroyed IsrARIANA CINEMA He said IndoneSia would continue We sh;)11 welcome economiC ... leI from At 2, 4 30 7 30 and 9 30 pm Pat Boone, Rock Hudson, Omar Without Portfolio, Lord Shackleton, to bethewqrld:,mostfalked a&9utvacation,land. a settlement of the Vietnam war ney who seemed generally to have ACCQ ding to RadiO Baghdad posItions In the settlements endorsed Johnson s conduct IOf the its endeavours t9 remove political any country Without political strtPgs Gl:ne"'~1 American dnemascope colour film Shanf Jack L Warner, Charlton 8S an obaerver to Aden In an interview published In Paris Mahdl Iraqi CIHef of Staff Convoys of ambulances were seen I Lord Shackieton III to help the For further iJetoil$ please contact your Trovel Agentor P'A he said the four conditions his gov­ war In a Fnday OIght speech In it Ideas and practices of countnes but of benefit for both partlt:s (en "8 d \\e have been [ollowlng news gomg 11\ and out of the settlement 10 FarSI Hestori and James Coburn Romney called for use at. 'milltary which are of an expanSIOnistic na t e "ed he S31d of the treacherous aggression and \I.; hlCh were still ablaze last mght THE SANDPIPER My VlSlt to thIS great artistic British High Commissioner and ernment had laId down as the baSIS centre of Amenca IS a great oc­ tbe ,\ommander ln-cblet generally, for a settlement could be reduced torce as necessary' to prOVide a lure and VIOlate the sovereIgnty of Asl{ed on the SituatIOn In West developments of the battle and Will S) nan head of state Dr Al PARK CINElWA o"~ other countries and nations so that 1 F' whe-e II lrest amon o the peo Starrmg Elizabeth Taylor and casIOn for me and WIll be among the Foreign !'dmlstry sald In Lon to three principles .h,eld lor Soutb Vlelnam participate 10 It If necessary Atassl vowed In a speech last mght my most Vl"ld and permanent don ~ I Unconditional halting 01 bomb But like Romney Hatfield said be truly pe manent world oeace can be p C rveR eCCIOmlQ woes had been Meanwhile reports frpm the Our fire wlll not cease unUl we Rlcjlard Burton Brown felt the affairs of the area Phone: would not urge United States .with ... [1' eved <,p ted Cc"'e"al Suhnr.to salG the At 2 5, 8 and 10 I'm memortes," the Turkish PreSIdent 22155, "22855 lng raids agaln.t Nortb Vietnam Israelt Side of Jerllsalem said qUiet make Slue thdt we have paid Israel bad now a.sume\gn pohcy ('VI;' "me 1t "as workll1g hard for hod sell led over the area next to batk tWice as strongly or even THE SANDPIPER saId alUed troops from Vietnam believed the US should {DOVe to General Suharto sa d IndoneSia s I () om" Improvement there lake Galilee more

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