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PAS':HTO!ONlSTANDAY , WardaJ{, Ghafar, Khan Speak On Self-Determination Wishes KJ\BUi., September ~, (Bakhtar).­ Pasht90nlstan Day was observed throughout Afghanistan yester· day. '. . In Kabul, the ceremony began with lhe hoisting of lhe toonlstnn Pash­ ftagln Pashtootilstan Wat by caretaker' mayor of the city Dr. Mohammad Omar Wardak. In his inaugural speech Dr. Wardak said that brotherly reI .tions a- ' between. Afghanistan and Pashtoonistan are very strong and are based on unseparable geographical, historical. religious, racial, cultural and linguistic ties. . . He said that the problem of Posh. people of. Pashtoonlstan and with toonistan' is an issue of life and due respect to reality ond truth, and destiny tb the people at Poshtoonis-· with the expression of good w1l1, ton. "The solution of the problem prepare the ground tor the solutton or· Pasbtoohiston depends on the 1n- of thls problem throuBh .talks aod dependent satistaction of the people exchange of views between the lea­ of Pashtoonistan," he added. ders of Pashtoonistan and leaders of .., Atghanistan has always tried. Pakistan, :Wardak said,. to solve the problem The government at Pakislan oC Pashtoonistan which is the only should admit that the only way to l'olitical issue b~tween Afghanistan solve this political' and legal difL Pashto011lstan Flag and Pakistan, in accordance with terence is by granting the right of the wishes of the people of Pash- self determination to the people of toonistan. their satisfaction on the Pashtoonistan, Dr. Wardak sum­ Arab basis of respect tor truth a~d norms marised, Summit Decides To ot' international justice and peace. The mayor then hoisted the "We ar~_ sure' that the govern- Pashtoonistan flag, and. said: "l Form Fund To Aid ment of Pakistan is aware that the have the honour.to raIse the moral suppor.t Her Majesty giving given by Afghanistan ~ashtoon,istan fl~g on this histo- ~ 'away a preseht to one of the win­ to the people UAR, Jordan, Syria ners of the Children's ot Pashtoonistan is rtC occaslOn, amIdst warm sen- Day anniversary games. not based ' on a policy of expan- timents Taanifesting the natio~ sionism , KHARTOUM, but it is Afghanistan's onLy nal feelings of the -Pashtoonis· September 2. (AP).- HER hope that the right- The Arab summit meeting here wound up MAJESTY ATTENDS of selt determina. tans. as a sign of support for FrIday with a decision tion. which has been recognised by the ~ishes peopl~ to resume Arab 011 productl0!l but rejecting any negotiation of the o! Pa.sh- Israel to settle with, all nations of the world and the toonlstan and as the MIddle ElISt problems. CHILDREN'S RALLY N~tion$ an mdlcatlOn United is granted to tbe of the sentiments A communique outlining the Bum- The main parts ot the KABUL, SCI>tember of Kabul citi­ mits resolullons resolutions 2, (Bakhtar). people of Pashtoonistan," Wardak zens. declared tha'l a1- adopted by tbe summH will be Children's Day was observed throughout Afghanistan said. t~ough a. previous Thursday. "T inaugurate this historic day conference 01 kepl secret, the influential Cairo In a message issued by ner Majesty the Queen on mmisters In Baghdad the' occasion, by praying for continued friend­ had proposed daily Al Ahram predicted earHer children were congratulated ,and the a halt of Arab au supplies attcntion of parents was ship and brotherhood between to the The reason given by the pa~r drawn to thel.. responsibilities in bringing the We~ :the 'beads of 8ta~ ,tlecideld up children. people of Afghanistan and tor the secrecy was a safety guaran­ In Kabul, Her Majesty attended I1l1hnn Pashtoonistan Arab 011 could be an effective means children performed the and !Qr the success tee for Arab political military and the celebrations held in the Ghazi of to help the Arab economy. ~nomic Bhan/.:ra dance and American child­ the national endeavours of plans to contront aU deve- Stadium. ren did the . 11 could thus be used "to assllt Virginia Reel. the people of Pashtoonistan for lopments of the Arabi-Israeli As Her Majesty arrived at the attainment .hose countries, UAR, Jordan aner "battle", the Iler Majesty the Queen later re­ of their indepen­ Syria, which suffered during royal pavilion at :!: 30, thousands of ceived representatives dence and right the . _ of the kindcr­ of self detemu' June war. people cheered her. l(nrtem. and presented prizes. nation." Their Royal The Arab leaders agreed to a Highnesses Prince HRH Marshal Shah Wali Khan Kuwaiti Ahmad, Shah Princess Bilquis. Ghazi, HRH plan to establisb 8 develop­ Sardar Mohammad me,nt tund Royal Audience PrIncess Maryain, Princess Khatonl. Daoud, HRH of 140 million pounds Sardar Mohammad sterling which Marshal Shah WaH Khan Ghazi and Naim, HRH Sahlar wUl be financed KABUL, S~pt..2, PM Abdul Wali, largely by the· (Bakhtar)­ Sardar Abdul WaH. SOme other Maiwandwal' Dr. Abdul Zaher, oil·producing states. The following president of The four-day summit were received by members of the royal family; Sena­ the Wolesi unanimousJ"y His w~k Jlrgah, Nour Ahmad agreed Majesly during the end­ tor Abdul Hadi Dowf president uf Etemadi, to eUminaIe aU toreiiii 'IDg Thursday, Takes Liquid FoodI deputy prime minister bases on Arab August 31: the Meshrano Jirgah;' Minister 'or and minister for soil, The United Senator foreign affairs, States. Britain and Abdul Hadj Dawi, pre' Court Ali Mohammad some mem­ Ali Mohammad, minister France have sldeDt of the diplamati~ Sits In 'Chair Dr:_ Wardak deUverlng' of bases in Arab territory. Meshrano Jirgah; bers of the corps arJd court, members of the cabinet, Dr. Mohammad' ADas high-ranking his speech Arab leaders. agreed to coordinate Minisler offlcials were among KABUL. Sept. Khan Abdul Ghaiar Khan, Khan . without portfolio; Dr. Mohammad those who attended 2. (Bakhlar)­ Wardak expressed his firm belief their political and diplomatic poU· Prime Minis[cr Mohammad HashIm Mohammad Ayub Khan Achek­ Ebsan Taraki, Mloister In her inaUgural· that the application of the rignt at cies but turned down a~;y sugg...· of justice; speech. Minister Maiwnadwal is making zai,' other Pashtoonistanis Abdul Rauf Benawa, ot Public rapid re­ self-deter:mination to Pasbtoonistan liv­ lion thM there should be negotiatioDB , Miolster of Health Miss Kubra Nour· ('over)'. ing in Kabul, Pashtoonistanis information and culture; zai welcomed Her is in the interests .of PakIstan with Israel. Moham­ MajeSly and other 'The Prime Minister rested well who .are here as guests, and' a mad Khalid Roshan members of the nnd hoped-''mal the government of At tbe same time the summit presiden'l of the royal family and yeslerday. lie listened. to the news large humber of Kabul residents Tribal Affairs Department: said she was delighted Pakistan will review its policy agreed to. take all ne<,'essary steps to Lt.. that Her over radio sat in the chair for a attehded the ceremony. General Mohammad Majesty, who about the 'demands ·and rights of the consoUdate their mUitary streDgth to Azim, Gov­ has great interest in while, :lfld' muved in his bed un­ (Cond, on page 4) ernor meet any possible ag~ession,' . of Pakthia; Adul Waseh, "I childron, was taking part in the assisted. This was stated judg~ o~ celebrations. in a bul­ Baghlan province; Mo­ letin issued on the Prime hammad , r' Minister's Sbafie Rahgozar presi­ She said that under the inslruc· health yesterday evenirig by Dr. deot of the Afghan Journalists tions of HRH Prinl:e Ahmad Shah, Harold Richard ond Colgate Phillips Association and editor of Anis; honorary president of the mOlher of CAR£ Medico. and Mir Mohammad Tahir, mir of and child care centre, much head­ The Prime Minisler is now taking GazergaQ. way has been made in the Held of liquid Cood. -_._-. training cwldren in the kindergar· Meanwhile. messn'ges wishing the tens. Prime Minister good health ('ontinue Iranian Minister Leaves With more women employed out· to ('orne ill. KABUL. Sept. 2 (Bakhtar}­ side the home. she said. more child United StatL's Presidt.'nt Lyndon care .Johnson. Iranian Information Minister Ja­ centres and kindergartens were U.S. Ambassador-at-Iarge . being open,ed. Averrell wad Mansur, who had come to Harriman and Prime Minis· "We lcr Kabul at the invitation of Mins· arc happy lo notIce ,that in of India Mrs, Indira Gandhi in lhd ler of Information and Cullure our country many have taken an .. messages have wisher:! Mai­ w:llldwul Abdui, Raur Benaw8, to partici­ aClive part in l!.te opening <¥ kinder­ speedy recovery the In­ formatiun pate in the Jashen celebrations. gartens." she said. Department of' Foreign left for Tehran T1)ursday, She expressed her happiness that Minislr)· announced. kindergartens Durjng his slay here, Mansur have been opened in the provinces also. was received in audience by His Majesly the King. He also Later children (rom the various held kindergartens HRH Shah Wali Aittends talks Wilh Benawa and scv~raJ of the dty man:hcd officials. past, sbouting I'Long ·live the King Condolence Meeting and Queen." KABUL, Benawa. Mohammad Shatle Rah­ Sept. 2. (Bakhtarl.­ The children sang The t'Ondulence ~ozar, chairman ot the Afghan the King's An­ meeting . held (bern and did the nalional dance. by Da Afghanistan Journalists Association Bnd editor Bank .... hurs· Children trom Nazo Hamid day morning in chief of Anis. some other Wo­ in the Shah de offic­ men's Institulc=, Mehrie: rural'deve­ -Shamshira mosque ials' of the Ministry. and Moham­ fol' the late lopment department and the house Nazar Mohammad. treasurer mad Feroughi, the ambassador, and of of the destitute kindergarten pre­ the bank. was' attend~d other members of ·the em~ by Picture shows some of the partl~lpants Iranian sented various programmes. HRH Marshal Shah In the Pashtoonlstan, Day festivities. bassy were at the airport Wali Khan to say The Esmarak scouts unit· perfurm­ Ghazi. HRH Sardar MohammdJ goodbye 10 the Iranian Miltlister. ed entr octel Daoud, Sardar Mohammad Na· irn, M<.'shrano JIt·gnh Pre.'lidenL Abdul Hadi Daw,. Ali Moham­ India To Minist~r Preside Brazil Says Nonprolferation mad, Deputy Prime and UN COMMISSION ON ADEN 1'~urclglI Minister Nuur Ahmad Over UN Co~ncil Elem'ldl, other ml'mbers of the MOVES HQ. TO BEIRUT Draft Has Unjust Clauses l'ubtnet and ufficials. UNITED NATIONS, New GENEVA, September 2, (DPA).­ York, Sept. Brazil Thursday . GENEVA, September 2, (DPA).- 2, (Reuterl.-India saId the Soviet-American draft on a nuclear 'non­ The three-member UN Investigation assumed the Presidency of tbe proliferation treaty contained "unjust and unnecessary'" committee on Aden Thursday Sj!curity restric­ Nine US Planes Downed moved Its headquarters from Council at midnight tions unacceptable to her. Geneva to Beirut, where It will re­ Thursday night, h In One Day, Claims sume Its activities today. succeeding Fran­ The Brazilian delegate to the sharpness certain' Hanoi ~e. which held "unjust and The committe. made up m~m· the office during Geneva disannament conferen- unnecessary" of Lord Shackleton to discuss the Aden August. limitations which HANOI. Sept. 2, (Tassl.-Nine bers. from Venezuela,. Afghanistan ce, addressing the meeting on the nonnuclear countries issue with the committee In Geneva. It will be the first were American planes were destroyed and Mali, hopes that contae,ts with time that the first day of policy statements to accept under the proposed Lord Shackleton, who haa an 10- an Indian diplomatic has U.S. over the Democratic Republic the representatives of the Liberation k~o.wledge been by the nonaligned countries. Soviet draft submitted 'imate 01 Aden all'a,lra in the chair since fo the of Vietnam Thursday. the Front for Occupied South Yemen 'Irom hi5 the late Sir pointed out that his government conference. North study tour there last spring, Benegal ltau was President in had signed VietnaJ.nese News Agency· fe­ (FLOSY) and the other maio na­ had been sent the Mexico 'treaty On India, whose reactiOn was aw­ to Geneva withouf 1951. . I a nuclear-free ports. Fivr of them were shot tionalist Soufh Arabian movement. special negotiation powers. sphere in Latin aited. here with special interesl the Indla . did not seck election to America. down uver Haiphong, two over National Libel·ation Flont (NLF') The UN committee earlier because of her concern over would. be IhIB the Council again until last Year. That t,llllP' left Hanoi and two over Phutho pro' . e·asier 10 establish ~ year accused Britain of obstructing' open all pos- China's nuclear rock'et program­ ·Belrut. She took' the seat for a two-Year sibilities for Brazil to conduct vince. Several American pilots the committee medlBtion work and t~ me, did not state her pbsition were beginning Janl\llry 1., peaceful exploitation of nuclear Thursday. taken prisoner. had cut short its stay in the ooe- . ~palswami P~athi, ' According to Both organisations have so the energy without any restrictions. 'latest fjgures. far time British Crown coloDY which de1.l!IIl~. Indian Ambassador Trivedi, the number refused to meet the 15 ,chief Indian Will ser. Nobody could a,k Brazil to take of planes shot down commission after to gain complete IndepeodoD,ce' in ve who asked to be put on the over the it took up work in as President. QW. -return on additional commitments speake~s' . Hatinh and Quang.. ·this lakeside Jan!1ary, t968. . I~,,'''' un- list Wednesday. h.rl birih Swiss city &everal· from a v1t1it to ,ere his der the nonprolfferation treaty, provinces and the Vinh' weeks ago. The committee's on-tho"IIPDt stuelY mother himself struck off Thursday. Linh . The committee reiterated wee III ;":\i\,,' ;'. which would hinder scientific area on August 27. 28 end lis call 01 Aden aff,alrs was tD The conference's 327th plena­ 30 was, five more on tbe ariUsh' government to roul)d_ Dff .a 'I' No !Deetina,¢ the ~~I !!as researcband. technologiCal pro- ·than originally sebd toUr of various Eurllpean and Arab dUrl~ ry meeting Thursday chaired. by reported. "a delegation equipped 'been held ;~Q&WIt· but gress aDd thus baodlcap. the . with suffi· capitals In a bid to bdog about an sessions Canada's General Burns. The total cient competency" to Beirut. on both tne Middle'East country's economic ana social de- SW~den .number of Ameri­ end to strlle in the South Arabian' and Rhod~an tabled drafl for the can plane~ destrOYed Britain had sent Minister 'ot State federation. questions are velopment, tlie delegate said. control over the . expected to taKe place, . ' articie-left blank in Democratic Republic He denounced with ·unusual (Cotrli""t'd of Nnrth un page ·41' Vietnum has now reached 2,249.

, • p' ~ ..rtion of tlie", with shelter the largest proportIon of Its mo- contributions to an emergeney ciilents are the leadmg cause of Impulses event but events of IhlS nature from' tlie sun, sand and dust, ney from the United States, death for young men between 16 One root of the problem, Schu­ and many of which have msuf- whIch has contrIbuted m all ab- apPeal are now corrung m--m­ ... should teach us all a lesson and that and 24 Although young male man beheves J)l that young Arne­ flc,ent water In the chaos of out $387.4 million, followed by cludmg another $2 million for lesson IS that we should tIghten our d»lvers amount to only 'me­ rrcans hare r~Ised to belIeve hfe traffic regulations Brit lo' h h $95 " UNRWA fro", Sweden and an in- "f,HE KABUL TIMES their hurried departure, Rnd on am, w....c as gIVen a crease m the Greek annual con- eIghth of all registered drIvers, lS a matter of risk takmg , Says rhe paper says It IS an obvIOUS the weary st1llllghng trail to million, Canada With $186 mIl. tnbutIon of $15,000, plus al). otter ~ot they are responSible fOf a thud he Driver tralmng today IS as fad that our authoTltIes have fall­ Pub/lSh.d evory day eX«PI Fridays an Afghan pub- eXile, many children se- hon and France With $124 mll- of $500,000 to UNRWA and an­ of all fatal aCCidents "As a outmoded as the dlnosa'Jr, we ed 10 really apply the traffic regu­ I.... hohdays by the Kabul Tlm.s PUb/IShli.S A~ncy _ • -SrI" Wal/t'r Seo/( rJarated from their parents and lion other $500,000 to Jordan trom result, they are bemg killed m have got to teach young.t?rs to latIOns they have prcscnbed W~ friends and relatives split up. Nearly half the annual bud- Btltaln-they are hardly likely epIGemlC proportIons Last year "ye wlth theIr cars, to 'cool It' , have been told for years now that Many of the newly regIStered get goes m provldmg rations, to be adequate to deal WIth the the total was 12,2lJO.-more than The hIgh aCCident rate ano refugees have come from the and thiS only gIves enough for d 1 k no passenger should ride on trucks PASHTOONisTAN~s' "RiGHT"l"T(ilIBE~"~lllllll!~~"ll:ll:l; , double the number of US ser­ death toll of young male dn loaded WIth car80 But a trIp old refugee camps m Jordan, run $14 per head per year, suffiCient problems of settling an 00 vicemen who dIed m Vietnam vers also bothers Insurance by the Umted Nations Rebef to proVlde 1,500 calones a day!n mg after the neW refugees oUlSidc any city Will demonstrate EverY bit as astoIllshmg add. compames RIchard G Chllcntt, to what extent thiS regulation IS be­ I ; 'J.!' ~ '~, and Works Agency which was summe,r, 1,600 m wlnter-a bare And whIle the Israehs have e Schuman, IS what the Mlch,gRrl VlCe prestdent of NatlOllwlde Ing applied, the newspaper says Pas.litooitistan Day was observed yesterday who haVe championed the fr OlD 1D0vem~~t set up as a temporarY emergen- m,mmum to keep people alive demed that they have put pres. team has learned about the Mutual Insurance, recently sug­ witb s~ial eeremonies'as usual markiD&" the In Asia and raised the b8DJler against cy measure 'in December 1949 to ApprOXimately one SIxth of tbe sure on the Arabs to leave the Furthermore tbe traffic department Wilt young men Who are stIll ahve gested that "mark of Caw" h­ has Issued rules as to how many I deal With the refugees who fled budget IS spent on medical care, west bank of the Jordan, Isra- Of UDfaltel1bg and continUed snpport of tlJe people foreign domination aQd coloillaUsm. 'IViij never the- 288 unmarned male dn­ cense plates be Issued to dn­ people can rIde 10 one bus But of Atlhanlstan for the lrrelntable rI,ht 01 tbe submJt to a perpet\Ull\on of forelgb d~!!Ii' to the Arab countnes after the and the rest, shghtly over a eli Defence Mmlster Moshe vers under 25 mtervlewed, more vers With bad records, restnct ~ terrl~ ~ first Arah-Israeh war III 1948 third, IS used for education But Dayan has made It clear that we have seen time and agam thal people of Pashtoonlstan to determine Ibelr.• In their own <;1,'f' •." n t~ a third had had aCCidents dur I(lg them to essentlSl ttlpS And buses are overloaded One of the go~~ent and whiCh has been trying althougH efforts have been ,made no permission would be gIVen mg the past year, and nearlY New York State now Issues new destmy, The- Pakistan wlll bel ' coPe With the problem of the Pa- to expand vocatIonal rrammg for the return of the mam bulk ~Ickets obvIOUS reasons for the Kunsr tra­ Tlie speeches given on thIS day and tile a false hope that In \ e and thrCl1!,1I cdiltlDu~ half had received for dnvers of all ages a s'x month Hlr.; aCCident was lhat the bus carry­ lestlIllan refugees ever smce schemes for the Younger refu- of the 100,000 refugees moving traffIC ViolatIOns "When 'probatIonary hcense,' rescmd­ sentiments ell;pressed by everyone taking part use of COercion the~ be ab iIll' to! Ing the people was overloaded gees, of whom ahout 30,000 are Unless world opmlOn can be they begm dnVlng, they are lhg It for a serious traffIC vlOla­ m til" ceremonies are a clear demonstration of their rule In Pashtio~ '.. 1~' Before the recent mflux which nOW relfChmg matunty every aroused on a greater measure, Thc paper sayS II hopes Ihat Ira­ . aglow with new skill and some­ tJon, restoring It only afLe: ob the fact that lhe problem of Pashtooillstan Is We fiilly agree Jftll :l;'rtme has now cruCially hlghhghted Year, funds Permit trammg on- these helpless men, women, and lhc departments throughout the ! what careful," says Schuman hgnlory driver chOle and rc exa Mal~l\dwal, this tragic prOblem, UNRWA ly about 2500 of them chIldren who through no fault l:oUnlry wlJJ reahse that It is not not one that eould be brushed aside by refer- mad Hashim wh "If they have aCCidents, they mmatIon ~ only necessary to apply the traffic riDlJ to It as a creation of others based on a markina' the 49th aiUilversary 0 e was already responSible for Few of the ongmal refugees of thClr own have lost theIr h,,- are usually merely fender ben­ Auto Expert Ken W PUI dy 1,300,000 refugees, of whom ab who fled 18 years ago have mes and means of hVPhhoo:l, rules and regulatIons wlthm a city policy of expanslonsim, IIf Afghan Independence said' "The people ot ders Later, they want faster author of the recently publ,sn out 164,000 were In Lebanon, found jobs, partly because ihey seem hkely to face a future of ed Young People and DnvIng hUI as motor tr.lfflc Increases In our support for the cause of Ibe people of Pald.tan know that 'the people'of Pashtoonlstan 140,000 In Syna, 307,000 m the have always been reluctant to unemployment frustratIOn and CalfS and take more ch"JnceR" Pashtoonlstan right from the outsel has been In the C.n.rse of one eentury of struggle against ACCidents for drivers over 21 beheves that tougher mor~ rea the country they should also Inspect Gaza strop and 706,000 In Jorda.' become absorbed mother popu- squalor the traflK slluaHon outsIde' the vO~d of any expansIOnist tendencies. colonialism, In the Ught of which the Indepen- And the number of refugees was latIOns while there was any ho and under .25 are fewe'r-Lut hstlc drlvmg tests are the best cllJes lndla~ (LIONS FEATURE) more often fatal bet Most dnvers, Purdy says ' We support the cause of Pashtoonistan be- denee of the subcontinent was attained In another edltonal the Nanga.r­ cause It !sthe WIsh of the people of Pashtoonls- made saerlllees for Independence They did not The sClentlStS also gamed so­ only learn to start. stop and ste­ me mSlghts "The most e1anger er The mark of a good dnver har newspaper welcomes the open tan to attam lhelr right to selt-determination. make this sacrifice and struggle so that their lng 01 a new hospital In the cIty of ous young male drIver IS one al­ IS hIS ablhty to handle a skJd We do lhls on the basIS of ilIstorlc, cultural, destiny should be resolved without their own J dulabdd r he newspaper says one m hIS car'" says Schum&n. which almost no US d,lvmg rUlal and linguIstiC ties that exlm between us free win .• Microbes In The Vastness Of The Universe I~RN~:IO~A~ Ihal (he uty already had a big aDd and the people of Pashtoonlstan. 'because he Will take amazing school teaches And as , neal ders 10 use meleonles as their J?gwWUJ2 Infalhble rule for staymg out of cOlllcnl hOSpll.d hut that the new Fascanatlng InformatIon on hfe chances alone that he wouldn't Our leaders time and agam have said in The greal question which emer 'l1cans of travel 10 the earth The hosplt II which was. opened by the It will, therefore, be a fallacy to hope that In space has .come to lIght foll­ take If someone were WIth hUD 11 trouble, Purdy cItes the old tr­ nnmlstakable terms that the only polltieal dif­ les In the wake of thai discovery assumption that germs of hVlng governor of the province Will surely the torell-bearers of freedom could be kept 1D­ owml a memorable meetmg of The researchers found that the uck dnvers' maXim. "Onve as ference between Afgharustan and Pakistan IS IS how th05e mIcro organlsms go matter can Immlgrale Into OUf he crTer.;llve In cUTIng the large nurn definitely In bondage It is our smcere hope that the world s most emmenI biOlogists fhere' young male dnver IS usmg the If the other fellow hates you over the Issue of Pashtoonlstan Should this one world under their own steam as Elaborate Pre parations Fo, XIX Olympics her of pallcnls who \,;umc 10 Jalala the Paklstam authorities will adopt a realIStic speCialism. 10 the bJ chemIStry of car as an expreSSIve" Instru­ and IS trYIng to kIll you and only difference be solved In accordance At first NASA s spacc bIOche- It were IS nol to be e~c1uded On Ten thousand green rose anti 1 he I 200 000 OlympIC tlckets will had from far dlst lnce~ for medical the universe WhICh took place in mJcro~organ­ ment to blow off steam after (TIME' approach as regards the issue of Pashtoonlstan mists assumed that the one hand I11lcroblologlsts have white doves With streamers In the the l hmJ InternatIOnal Sports be carefully allocated among foreIgn Ire.llmenl WIth lhe WIshes of people of Pashtoonlstan and London last spnng Research work­ and prepare the ground for a. peaceful settle­ Isms mlghl have been whirled up known for yCMS that many bacteria MeXican national colours alt3l:hed ( ompCII(Jon P3rllr.;ularly strong vlsUors, the MeXican provinces and The p Ipcr ~ays lh.lt In additIOn to the satisfaction of their leaders the nations ers of the UOIted States Na110nal ment of the problem m accordance with the to such heIghts by volcaniC crup ore perfectly able 10 ourvIve )n I 10 theIr feet Will flutter upwards tcams are expected from the Sovlel Mextco eny reSidents Tu aVOId to thl~ prcilmlnar> work IS gOIng on of thiS regIOn can hve III full harmony and co­ Aeronautical and Space Admims. Ilon!i and atomIc or thermonuclear Italian' Climbers Conquer Wishes and aspirations of the people of Puh­ lowest spallal temperatures and mto the air at the maugurahon 10 UnlOn the UOited States Cuba speculatIOn In tlckets or outfight III Sheenwar and KhugyaOl two operation trahon reported to the Congress on expro~lIons tooIllstan and theIr leaders, eliminating the one But thIS hypotheSIS had also In the complet~ vacuum of au MeXICO City of the 1968 OlympiC' France lIaly and Japan For the lorgery, n system of t.:crlIhcate Imporl,lnt regHms of the easlern an astOnlshmg discovery, a summ­ It IS needless to mentIOn that a Just solution soon to be abandoned InCidental games tirsl tIme Brllaln WIll be sending a Will be used so that perhaps only and only dllference between Af&,hanistan and ary 01 which was recently pubhsh, ter space On the other hand as Twelve Hindu! Kush'Peaks province of Nangarhar The paper of the Pashtoomstan Issue IS III the greater In explOSIOns of that type are too far The MeXIcan Pigeon FanCiers :>rnall track-and-field contingent pne month ahead of the games the' then refers to lhe I Irge number of Pakistan and paving the ground for even grea.­ ed by the BnUsh micro-biologist Dr Carl Sagan one of NASA s terest of PakIstan Itself The Paklstam authori­ and few between to account for astronomers, r.;aJculated, all kmds Union With cooperation from ex But thiS year beSides expenment certificate can be exchanged /.or a hospitals and health lcntres whl~h ter cooperation and fnendshlp between the two Dr Her-nard DIxon, In the seient! tIes must know that the people 0' Pashtoonlstan. the relatively great number of mlc of virus and some species of bac­ perls of 15 other countnes have 109 wah ox ygen masks and athletes sports stadIUm tIcket are envisaged durmg the Tblrd Moslem countries in thIS region (Ie;: penons due of what had once been IlVln able to make their own altltude lnlroducmg some oC Ihe Important rent than It was m 1900 Afro Arne 6 could And there IS no reason Dr mt~rested specIIa ors feet deeper ThiS Will be the scene thenng of dlgnltanes and represen­ 1 the densi!y of the air IS 8 mero one \\ho had moved Into the area from wrestlers of the Arlana wresthng 1'Ican POinted oul matter tests But for some 40 countries The organIscrs are also aware that of the dove-heralded maugural cere- tatives of the local and foreign SIX-thousandth of the atmosphere in Saganl added, why microbes and VI­ other parts of the country {lub SIX wrestlers were mtervlewed For Instance It saId the armed However Ihe Sl:lentIsts gathered Or.;tober thiS year will proVide i:I of tounst may mony and the clOSing parade press which we live on the surface of ruses could not migrate to other k b But tJuc to the SaltnHy Ql these forces have achieved 10 law and at the r.;onference agreed thai there solar systems chance to check on conditions In an un nown nl,lm er s The Aztec Stadium two mdes and theIr photos were published The agency the first set up 11'\ our globe arrive without havmg preVlously (three kl1oJTIetres) away seating areas the I tck of a dratnage svstem wlth the report They are Nezam policy a colour bhni::l outlook toward was no need for the COsmic IOttu MeXICO Clty ASia In many years IS a pubhc cor (lghtlOg men (LION FEATURE) secured accommodation They wlll 100 000 spectators was maugurated and the lack of farm109 experience uddIn, the tramer of the Anana poratlOn managed JOJ11tly by repre For the third year In succeSSIOn In L n the part of Immigrants It caus A commentstor In lzvesua blam­ be warned on applymg for VIsas to Apnl 1966 and beSides the Olym (Iub Mohammad Ibrahim, who be sentatlves of the government and MeXICO IS host to the little Olym cd {omplatnts and some pf:ople ed PeklOg for the US' escalation" VISlt MeXICO that they make the plCS football' matches will house came a champion 10 the mterna­ the newspaper~ of MalaYSia plCS started 10 1965 after fears of the Vietnam War and Indones1a's Journey at thelT own risk the malfl events of the 1970 World C\cn doubted the CconomiC ... alue of tlonal OlympiC games In Tokyo,:" International and natlon:a' news were expressed abroad about POSSI­ the project as "hole deCISion to Jom the new Association Atom Nucleus Particles May Bnta," s PrInce Philip, husband Cup football tou:"nl;lment Falz Mohammad heavyweight wres agenCIes throughout the world sent Be Billowing ble health danger to sportsmen from fhls dllhcull} was speually fc..:lt tier Mohammad Daoud a mIddle­ of Ihe Southeast ASian Nations TWo Japanese SCientIsts, one By Brian Sullivan of Queen Ehzabelh presldenl of lhe messages of greetmg for the cere­ th~ Unhke the ball, If you waved lhe lack of oxygen on 'the: MeXican Workmen arc already beglOnlOg In Nade All and Nahre Sera) :'lays weight, and Jan Aqa and Shakar (ASEAN) allegmg that ASians were a Nebel Prize WInner, suggest power to crack open nucleus Internat10nal EqueSlrtan Federation mony on the eve of the country S the silk handkerchiefs In the aIr high plateau Sixteen r.;Ountnes the g13nt dome which will roof the the newspaper But the results Ilf Khan hghtwelghts making new efforts to protect thc:ir that the particles In the nucleus -and out came the array of par­ and let go, you wouldn't be sure Prince Bernhard of the Nether- 10th Merdeka (Independence) anm ~b- sent 350 athletes that yea", OlympIC sWlffiQUng pool, wh~e the work done In other parts of Mohammad IbrahIm was Quoted fights and mterests agamSi an ex­ of the atolll are not POlOtbke tlcles lands. preSident of hIS country s AlplIllst 8tlmuml Cameraman Conca and alpmlst versar} lust when It started to fall or while there were 500 partIcipants 15000 enthusiasts can see the SWlm­ lhe Helmand ,proJcr.;t have been good as saYing that he Will not marry panSionIst Chma leels, but billowing objects like By the mld-1950s. the SCIentists when It came to rest, and Its ex­ OlympiC committee the Grand Ratto of the 196'7 Jtahan expedition to the Hmdu Kush Before the Tunku presented a lea­ from 27 coun'nes 10 1966 mlOg and dlvmg and close by rhere arc areas In the r~glon where agam He has seven children from stlk handkerchiefs had counted about 30 particles act shape whIle m mobon would Duke of Luxembourg and the prmce ""II pose In front of 'U1 ImpreSSive mountain baekdrop ther bound copy ot the agency's ThIS October as many as 2 500 be Ihe 5 OOO-seat OlympIC gymna lhe land needs 10 be levelled and It hIS prevIOus Wife Ibrahim, who has Vlkenty Matveyev the Soviet pa SInce then, more and more have be vague of Ller.;htenstem are among the Im- conSlltutlon to the chaIrman of Its men and women athletes may m­ Slum never lost a wrestling match IS 32 per commentator, wrote that Wa 'Bey offer the theory as pari been found until the number portant visitors expectedat t h e IS hoped lhal lhe money received board Tan Sri Abdul AZIZ Veop Whi1e glvmg a particle com­ vade the MeXican capItal to attend (Cond on page 4) GIraudl Plerfranco, 36, who came 12 ather Italian mountaineers hopes through Ihe loan agreement from r~le jame Issue of the paper car shmgton had embarked upon Its pre­ of the effort by PhySlC1sts to has reached 100 or more games MlOlster of Information Scnu Ab make _ out of be­ plex from and structure would h~re a month ago with a group of to return next year to conquer more rled an edttonal On the progres of sent course ooly after Mao had pub sense t.he Faced With thiS embarrass­ the government of the United Slates dul gave 500000 Malay:nan doBars wl1~ array of particles they seem to make thmgs more dlf. peaks 10 the Hindu Kush \\ 111 be used for thiS Khartoum l:onference The prog to help the agency get underway ii, Iy announced rejection ot Mos­ ment of riches. the phYSICIStS flcult the unIfied theory could ~ toUJUi m recent years 10 Plerfranco, a graduate of Turmo Purwlw published 10 Chankar ress of the conference, It saId. (OW S proposals for unity ot action have been trYIDg to flIld a theo­ lead to further understandmg by Altogether the government IS what was once thought to be a UDlverSlty s engmeermg college, Ihe r.;entre of Parwan proVlnce north depends a great deal on granting I 500000 MalaYSian dollars and had I started follOWing Its own ry that would reduce the confu­ servmg as a SIngle approach to faIrlY sinlple sttucture Lions Reign And Roar Like Days Of Yore came WIth expenencc Two years of Kabul In an editOrIal urges thc the ehmmatlOn of dIfferences for the establishment of the agency narrowly natlonahst great-power sIOn to some kmd of orber the problem, rather than us>ng Intl Soviet course" D~ JiIidekl Yukawa and ago he dlmbed the 6850 metre pubbl to offer lis utmost r.;oope and the promotIOn of umty but the mlOlster slressed that even Yukawa, the Nobel laure several approaches 1 Kasuhisa Katayama of Kyoto Band, Koh rallon to t.:ensu.s teams now workmg among partlclPatmg Arab lually the agency must become de lz1 estIQ also called on the Mao ate, and hiS group have been try­ Dr Yukawa sa,d that, whJ1e Uiliverslt:Y \ll'1!Sented their re­ After five days In K.abul mak.lng In dllferenl pans of the pro\lnt.:e (ountnes Unfortunately colomaI pendent on subs( rlbers tor tts sup group to admit their responsibiUty mg for Years to develop a theory problems remam. hiS theorY ap­ for the SituatIon which has developed port to a gathering of SOlllC a.rrangemenls the group set cut up I he paper dbl:ussmg tbe benefits of toterests have so far succeeded In pori that would accurately describe pears to account for difficulties In of the world's leading theoretical the PanJsher Valley w,th a pack the lensuS for lhc development uf creann.,: discord among Arab na The Prune MinIster descnbed the 10 IndoneSia and certain other the particles as bemg extended that have weakened SImilar ef parts ot ASia, where the struggle phYSICISts meeting at the UIll­ traLD of 25 horses 1 hey made base a country, says that up to now mo~t tlons ThiS activIt) IS sull 10 prog event as an Important step forward 10 space and tune, not as p01nts forts and that It also meats the com~ versity of Roehester In the US rc ~amp al 4 000 mctre~ and rested r~ss as Wllne'9sed by the differences 10 the progress of the nation and agamst Imperialism has been and still Withstand challenge 01 our plannmg has been lOlH.JUd phcated' cently test of Emstem's relatiVity the­ there for four Olghts between the UAR and SaudI Arabia said he WIshed the agency to ex­ from other sCIentlst6 orY cd on the basl.s of estllnulcs and ;.1\ In all they climbed 12 peaks. all spcl,;lalJ:-.~l.l ov~r the Yemen press the same sense of mdependence It was an open secret that AESAN Most deSCriptIons nf the partl We move towanl more FOI years It appeared that the Dr Yukawa has Pledlcted the of them over 5,000 metres The} Thursday sAm! carried an edlto protons and: neutrons. WIth el· th~ and Inaugurated by a message from Afro ArlleTicau ot Baltimore crl For the first time such a big theorY conSiders a partICle as nucleus tngethel In 1935. Yuka n ... vcr seen In their nallve Italy Ministry of Ihe.. lllienor 10 starl Her Majesty the Queen The edltO !IClsed the Negro extremist leader ('ountry as [ndone.le had deCided to ectrolls whirlmg around hke extended-mstl'ad of a ball mov_ I wo of Plerfranco s ~ollea&ue~ lIIjJ 10 Lake the r.;CIlSUS In Parwan planet& orbIting the sun wa said the' glue" was .nother flal stressed the role of young people Rap' Brown ar d said We see a Jom an alIgnment whJch Wnsh1ng­ t lIIg through space snd time-as partIcle never before seen 'lhe R 1110 and Bomoml L:unquered the province and hopes that tbe leaden very clear dlstmctlOn between conS But the advent of bigger and to the future clevelopmenl of the ton counted on to draw so far neut. somethmg like fluttetlng SIlk partIcle, called a meson, was highest peak. of the expeditIOn of (fJJlllnul1lllCS en the pIOVlnce will trU( tlve militancy and destrucl1ve bIgger atom smashers and ac­ h ()OO nletres country it said a chJ!d has to be ral ASian natjons lOto lhe AmerIcan handkerchIefs fallmg to the gr dlcQvered later, and Yukawa won tell thclr people of the need too co­ eelerators gave the phYSICISts the unforgeuabl~ tH not only phYSI( all) but mentally stupIdity orbit It argued ouod hIS Nobel PrIze 'We had many ex- opel.lte wlt.h the {ensus officers to become a useful member of so· Brown had written a letter cntl But whafever plaos the Pekin, penences here Plerfranco said Bt'l(lar published tn Mazare llety ("Ismg what he regards as lack of leaders lbhnded by chauvimsm and We ale nan and choy and kabab Sh~l If (Cnlre ot the northern pro The edltoflal praised the assist militancy by Negro newspapers He hegemonIsm might try they could and grapes near the Dashtl R:lvan VIOC'e of Balkh S8~ s that Sidewalks anee given by UNICEF to provldmg also asked why newspapers which never reverse the course ot history (moving sands) on Ihe way up the 1I1 the (It) hove UE"(n occupied by milk v;lamms and medl/ cameraman Conca Fcrrama, the- to­ 1 tWlee ..'mll(,)I agricultural 1alid per import food , some SJ 5 million dona1ed by the c",","::::"'S: be less inclined to protect decllmng I pographical engmeers Roosi Forrals people of Herat EqUipment for the j head of populatlon m tbe developed For a long time the manufactur­ lOdustrles 11111111I1111I1II1l1l1JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"tl~I'IIIIIIIIIIIII111'1'1"1"111111111111111111'1" countnes of the world than in the and Corsini and Guaudl Samdro, a centre IS to be given by the Mtrus =lllllllllllllllllllilltlll/lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllttlrllttllllllllill ing industries In the developing (Cond on page 4) 1.oologlst AlpinIsts Ratto Bertoto This pair of South African lions IS now III resldenee at the Kabul Zoo In Deltmazang. Admission fee Af, 10 for tn of Public Health adults Af, 5 for children Ihe group. • \ , ,. .. .~ . - " \ ,I ., \ " 1 ' , I -, SEPTEMBER 2, 1967 • t • 1 .: t, I, jt,_ h1,,'I~ -, , ... I \ f F "J' d I" 'It" :' , 1 I I II ,, '. , , , ';: "BI~ Pros'petl:$ 017 or a~ \.~ ~ 'I , 'US Fellows Kill Tl1emselves " " I.!'.. I ~ 11\ '" \ What' will be the late of the, I ' pc ot returnmg' t." ~eJr old ho" TH'IS ~Blow;ng Provincial Press Rood For Th~Jt 10Cl.(IOO (Arab' refugees who have Increasmg natura Iy oy more , mes ,and pai'tlY. b~f.use most of .. . Off Steam In Cars 'f1ed" in tatterid hotdes acmSil,~thari '~looo ererY Year them were uns1d~ or agncul. By A SWf Writer the Jordan rover smce the tarA- But uNRWAs total mcome has tural workers wholmoyed into .' l'It hit us like torpedo," says an argument With hiS famIty or In an echtonal on the recent Ira· L,kt lire (!t'w 0" the mountam, ell's army swept mto Jordan's dropped steadily from $69 nulhon areas already' overpopulated 'Dr Stanley H Schuman, mem gIrl, or to gam rellef from prob­ ffic mIShap 10 whIch 37 person. dIed west bank early m June? m 1952 to $37 million last year', With farmers and upskilled la- bElr ot a four-man team of doc­ lems caused by school gralles 01 when a bus carryIng them, dIved lO­ Ltke ,IJe loam on the river, At the mament'most of them and In 1966 UNRWA faced a de. boureri __."". • _., terrs and SOCIal sCientIsts that draft worries In flndmg an out la the Kunar RIver In eastern Af­ have been herded mto tempo- flclt of about 3'5 mllhon dollars Seen against this background, has lust flIllshed a study of let for hiS frustratIOns and an­ ghanistan, No.ngarhar published In Llkt' lite Imhhle on the fountam rarY camps, which are not able FmanFed by voluntary contrlbu, the future of the hew refugees ydung male dnvers for the Um­ XIeties, he IS also uncanscI.)ualy Jalalabad, the centre of Nangarhar to proVlde more than a small tions, UNRWA receives by fal looks bleak mdeed Although verSlty of MIchIgan "TraffiC ac releaSing sUICidal and homICIdal proVInce says tbat thIS was a tragIC 1/101{ art gone, and forever I PrtlP/>rtion of tlie", with shelter the largest proportIon of Its mo- contributions to an emergeney ciilents are the leadmg cause of Impulses event but events of IhlS nature from' tlie sun, sand and dust, ney from the United States, death for young men between 16 One root of the problem, Schu­ and many of which have msuf- whIch has contrIbuted m all ab- apPeal are now corrung m--m­ ... should teach us all a lesson and that and 24 Although young male man beheves J)l that young Arne­ flc,ent water In the chaos of out $387.4 million, followed by cludmg another $2 million for lesson IS that we should tIghten our d»lvers amount to only 'me­ rrcans hare r~Ised to belIeve hfe traffic regulations Brit lo' h h $95 " UNRWA fro", Sweden and an in- "f,HE KABUL TIMES their hurried departure, Rnd on am, w....c as gIVen a crease m the Greek annual con- eIghth of all registered drIvers, lS a matter of risk takmg , Says rhe paper says It IS an obvIOUS the weary st1llllghng trail to million, Canada With $186 mIl. tnbutIon of $15,000, plus al). otter ~ot they are responSible fOf a thud he Driver tralmng today IS as fad that our authoTltIes have fall­ Pub/lSh.d evory day eX«PI Fridays an Afghan pub- eXile, many children se- hon and France With $124 mll- of $500,000 to UNRWA and an­ of all fatal aCCidents "As a outmoded as the dlnosa'Jr, we ed 10 really apply the traffic regu­ I.... hohdays by the Kabul Tlm.s PUb/IShli.S A~ncy _ • -SrI" Wal/t'r Seo/( rJarated from their parents and lion other $500,000 to Jordan trom result, they are bemg killed m have got to teach young.t?rs to latIOns they have prcscnbed W~ friends and relatives split up. Nearly half the annual bud- Btltaln-they are hardly likely epIGemlC proportIons Last year "ye wlth theIr cars, to 'cool It' , have been told for years now that Many of the newly regIStered get goes m provldmg rations, to be adequate to deal WIth the the total was 12,2lJO.-more than The hIgh aCCident rate ano refugees have come from the and thiS only gIves enough for d 1 k no passenger should ride on trucks PASHTOONisTAN~s' "RiGHT"l"T(ilIBE~"~lllllll!~~"ll:ll:l; , double the number of US ser­ death toll of young male dn loaded WIth car80 But a trIp old refugee camps m Jordan, run $14 per head per year, suffiCient problems of settling an 00 vicemen who dIed m Vietnam vers also bothers Insurance by the Umted Nations Rebef to proVlde 1,500 calones a day!n mg after the neW refugees oUlSidc any city Will demonstrate EverY bit as astoIllshmg add. compames RIchard G Chllcntt, to what extent thiS regulation IS be­ I ; 'J.!' ~ '~, and Works Agency which was summe,r, 1,600 m wlnter-a bare And whIle the Israehs have e Schuman, IS what the Mlch,gRrl VlCe prestdent of NatlOllwlde Ing applied, the newspaper says Pas.litooitistan Day was observed yesterday who haVe championed the fr OlD 1D0vem~~t set up as a temporarY emergen- m,mmum to keep people alive demed that they have put pres. team has learned about the Mutual Insurance, recently sug­ witb s~ial eeremonies'as usual markiD&" the In Asia and raised the b8DJler against cy measure 'in December 1949 to ApprOXimately one SIxth of tbe sure on the Arabs to leave the Furthermore tbe traffic department Wilt young men Who are stIll ahve gested that "mark of Caw" h­ has Issued rules as to how many I deal With the refugees who fled budget IS spent on medical care, west bank of the Jordan, Isra- Of UDfaltel1bg and continUed snpport of tlJe people foreign domination aQd coloillaUsm. 'IViij never the- 288 unmarned male dn­ cense plates be Issued to dn­ people can rIde 10 one bus But of Atlhanlstan for the lrrelntable rI,ht 01 tbe submJt to a perpet\Ull\on of forelgb d~!!Ii' to the Arab countnes after the and the rest, shghtly over a eli Defence Mmlster Moshe vers under 25 mtervlewed, more vers With bad records, restnct ~ terrl~ ~ first Arah-Israeh war III 1948 third, IS used for education But Dayan has made It clear that we have seen time and agam thal people of Pashtoonlstan to determine Ibelr.• In their own <;1,'f' •." n t~ a third had had aCCidents dur I(lg them to essentlSl ttlpS And buses are overloaded One of the go~~ent and whiCh has been trying althougH efforts have been ,made no permission would be gIVen mg the past year, and nearlY New York State now Issues new destmy, The- Pakistan wlll bel ' coPe With the problem of the Pa- to expand vocatIonal rrammg for the return of the mam bulk ~Ickets obvIOUS reasons for the Kunsr tra­ Tlie speeches given on thIS day and tile a false hope that In \ e and thrCl1!,1I cdiltlDu~ half had received for dnvers of all ages a s'x month Hlr.; aCCident was lhat the bus carry­ lestlIllan refugees ever smce schemes for the Younger refu- of the 100,000 refugees moving traffIC ViolatIOns "When 'probatIonary hcense,' rescmd­ sentiments ell;pressed by everyone taking part use of COercion the~ be ab iIll' to! Ing the people was overloaded gees, of whom ahout 30,000 are Unless world opmlOn can be they begm dnVlng, they are lhg It for a serious traffIC vlOla­ m til" ceremonies are a clear demonstration of their rule In Pashtio~ '.. 1~' Before the recent mflux which nOW relfChmg matunty every aroused on a greater measure, Thc paper sayS II hopes Ihat Ira­ . aglow with new skill and some­ tJon, restoring It only afLe: ob the fact that lhe problem of Pashtooillstan Is We fiilly agree Jftll :l;'rtme has now cruCially hlghhghted Year, funds Permit trammg on- these helpless men, women, and lhc departments throughout the ! what careful," says Schuman hgnlory driver chOle and rc exa Mal~l\dwal, this tragic prOblem, UNRWA ly about 2500 of them chIldren who through no fault l:oUnlry wlJJ reahse that It is not not one that eould be brushed aside by refer- mad Hashim wh "If they have aCCidents, they mmatIon ~ only necessary to apply the traffic riDlJ to It as a creation of others based on a markina' the 49th aiUilversary 0 e was already responSible for Few of the ongmal refugees of thClr own have lost theIr h,,- are usually merely fender ben­ Auto Expert Ken W PUI dy 1,300,000 refugees, of whom ab who fled 18 years ago have mes and means of hVPhhoo:l, rules and regulatIons wlthm a city policy of expanslonsim, IIf Afghan Independence said' "The people ot ders Later, they want faster author of the recently publ,sn out 164,000 were In Lebanon, found jobs, partly because ihey seem hkely to face a future of ed Young People and DnvIng hUI as motor tr.lfflc Increases In our support for the cause of Ibe people of Pald.tan know that 'the people'of Pashtoonlstan 140,000 In Syna, 307,000 m the have always been reluctant to unemployment frustratIOn and CalfS and take more ch"JnceR" Pashtoonlstan right from the outsel has been In the C.n.rse of one eentury of struggle against ACCidents for drivers over 21 beheves that tougher mor~ rea the country they should also Inspect Gaza strop and 706,000 In Jorda.' become absorbed mother popu- squalor the traflK slluaHon outsIde' the vO~d of any expansIOnist tendencies. colonialism, In the Ught of which the Indepen- And the number of refugees was latIOns while there was any ho and under .25 are fewe'r-Lut hstlc drlvmg tests are the best cllJes lndla~ (LIONS FEATURE) more often fatal bet Most dnvers, Purdy says ' We support the cause of Pashtoonistan be- denee of the subcontinent was attained In another edltonal the Nanga.r­ cause It !sthe WIsh of the people of Pashtoonls- made saerlllees for Independence They did not The sClentlStS also gamed so­ only learn to start. stop and ste­ me mSlghts "The most e1anger er The mark of a good dnver har newspaper welcomes the open tan to attam lhelr right to selt-determination. make this sacrifice and struggle so that their lng 01 a new hospital In the cIty of ous young male drIver IS one al­ IS hIS ablhty to handle a skJd We do lhls on the basIS of ilIstorlc, cultural, destiny should be resolved without their own J dulabdd r he newspaper says one m hIS car'" says Schum&n. which almost no US d,lvmg rUlal and linguIstiC ties that exlm between us free win .• Microbes In The Vastness Of The Universe I~RN~:IO~A~ Ihal (he uty already had a big aDd and the people of Pashtoonlstan. 'because he Will take amazing school teaches And as , neal ders 10 use meleonles as their J?gwWUJ2 Infalhble rule for staymg out of cOlllcnl hOSpll.d hut that the new Fascanatlng InformatIon on hfe chances alone that he wouldn't Our leaders time and agam have said in The greal question which emer 'l1cans of travel 10 the earth The hosplt II which was. opened by the It will, therefore, be a fallacy to hope that In space has .come to lIght foll­ take If someone were WIth hUD 11 trouble, Purdy cItes the old tr­ nnmlstakable terms that the only polltieal dif­ les In the wake of thai discovery assumption that germs of hVlng governor of the province Will surely the torell-bearers of freedom could be kept 1D­ owml a memorable meetmg of The researchers found that the uck dnvers' maXim. "Onve as ference between Afgharustan and Pakistan IS IS how th05e mIcro organlsms go matter can Immlgrale Into OUf he crTer.;llve In cUTIng the large nurn definitely In bondage It is our smcere hope that the world s most emmenI biOlogists fhere' young male dnver IS usmg the If the other fellow hates you over the Issue of Pashtoonlstan Should this one world under their own steam as Elaborate Pre parations Fo, XIX Olympics her of pallcnls who \,;umc 10 Jalala the Paklstam authorities will adopt a realIStic speCialism. 10 the bJ chemIStry of car as an expreSSIve" Instru­ and IS trYIng to kIll you and only difference be solved In accordance At first NASA s spacc bIOche- It were IS nol to be e~c1uded On Ten thousand green rose anti 1 he I 200 000 OlympIC tlckets will had from far dlst lnce~ for medical the universe WhICh took place in mJcro~organ­ ment to blow off steam after (TIME' approach as regards the issue of Pashtoonlstan mists assumed that the one hand I11lcroblologlsts have white doves With streamers In the the l hmJ InternatIOnal Sports be carefully allocated among foreIgn Ire.llmenl WIth lhe WIshes of people of Pashtoonlstan and London last spnng Research work­ and prepare the ground for a. peaceful settle­ Isms mlghl have been whirled up known for yCMS that many bacteria MeXican national colours alt3l:hed ( ompCII(Jon P3rllr.;ularly strong vlsUors, the MeXican provinces and The p Ipcr ~ays lh.lt In additIOn to the satisfaction of their leaders the nations ers of the UOIted States Na110nal ment of the problem m accordance with the to such heIghts by volcaniC crup ore perfectly able 10 ourvIve )n I 10 theIr feet Will flutter upwards tcams are expected from the Sovlel Mextco eny reSidents Tu aVOId to thl~ prcilmlnar> work IS gOIng on of thiS regIOn can hve III full harmony and co­ Aeronautical and Space Admims. Ilon!i and atomIc or thermonuclear Italian' Climbers Conquer Wishes and aspirations of the people of Puh­ lowest spallal temperatures and mto the air at the maugurahon 10 UnlOn the UOited States Cuba speculatIOn In tlckets or outfight III Sheenwar and KhugyaOl two operation trahon reported to the Congress on expro~lIons tooIllstan and theIr leaders, eliminating the one But thIS hypotheSIS had also In the complet~ vacuum of au MeXICO City of the 1968 OlympiC' France lIaly and Japan For the lorgery, n system of t.:crlIhcate Imporl,lnt regHms of the easlern an astOnlshmg discovery, a summ­ It IS needless to mentIOn that a Just solution soon to be abandoned InCidental games tirsl tIme Brllaln WIll be sending a Will be used so that perhaps only and only dllference between Af&,hanistan and ary 01 which was recently pubhsh, ter space On the other hand as Twelve Hindu! Kush'Peaks province of Nangarhar The paper of the Pashtoomstan Issue IS III the greater In explOSIOns of that type are too far The MeXIcan Pigeon FanCiers :>rnall track-and-field contingent pne month ahead of the games the' then refers to lhe I Irge number of Pakistan and paving the ground for even grea.­ ed by the BnUsh micro-biologist Dr Carl Sagan one of NASA s terest of PakIstan Itself The Paklstam authori­ and few between to account for astronomers, r.;aJculated, all kmds Union With cooperation from ex But thiS year beSides expenment certificate can be exchanged /.or a hospitals and health lcntres whl~h ter cooperation and fnendshlp between the two Dr Her-nard DIxon, In the seient! tIes must know that the people 0' Pashtoonlstan. the relatively great number of mlc of virus and some species of bac­ perls of 15 other countnes have 109 wah ox ygen masks and athletes sports stadIUm tIcket are envisaged durmg the Tblrd Moslem countries in thIS region (Ie;: penons due of what had once been IlVln able to make their own altltude lnlroducmg some oC Ihe Important rent than It was m 1900 Afro Arne 6 could And there IS no reason Dr mt~rested specIIa ors feet deeper ThiS Will be the scene thenng of dlgnltanes and represen­ 1 the densi!y of the air IS 8 mero one \\ho had moved Into the area from wrestlers of the Arlana wresthng 1'Ican POinted oul matter tests But for some 40 countries The organIscrs are also aware that of the dove-heralded maugural cere- tatives of the local and foreign SIX-thousandth of the atmosphere in Saganl added, why microbes and VI­ other parts of the country {lub SIX wrestlers were mtervlewed For Instance It saId the armed However Ihe Sl:lentIsts gathered Or.;tober thiS year will proVide i:I of tounst may mony and the clOSing parade press which we live on the surface of ruses could not migrate to other k b But tJuc to the SaltnHy Ql these forces have achieved 10 law and at the r.;onference agreed thai there solar systems chance to check on conditions In an un nown nl,lm er s The Aztec Stadium two mdes and theIr photos were published The agency the first set up 11'\ our globe arrive without havmg preVlously (three kl1oJTIetres) away seating areas the I tck of a dratnage svstem wlth the report They are Nezam policy a colour bhni::l outlook toward was no need for the COsmic IOttu MeXICO Clty ASia In many years IS a pubhc cor (lghtlOg men (LION FEATURE) secured accommodation They wlll 100 000 spectators was maugurated and the lack of farm109 experience uddIn, the tramer of the Anana poratlOn managed JOJ11tly by repre For the third year In succeSSIOn In L n the part of Immigrants It caus A commentstor In lzvesua blam­ be warned on applymg for VIsas to Apnl 1966 and beSides the Olym (Iub Mohammad Ibrahim, who be sentatlves of the government and MeXICO IS host to the little Olym cd {omplatnts and some pf:ople ed PeklOg for the US' escalation" VISlt MeXICO that they make the plCS football' matches will house came a champion 10 the mterna­ the newspaper~ of MalaYSia plCS started 10 1965 after fears of the Vietnam War and Indones1a's Journey at thelT own risk the malfl events of the 1970 World C\cn doubted the CconomiC ... alue of tlonal OlympiC games In Tokyo,:" International and natlon:a' news were expressed abroad about POSSI­ the project as "hole deCISion to Jom the new Association Atom Nucleus Particles May Bnta," s PrInce Philip, husband Cup football tou:"nl;lment Falz Mohammad heavyweight wres agenCIes throughout the world sent Be Billowing ble health danger to sportsmen from fhls dllhcull} was speually fc..:lt tier Mohammad Daoud a mIddle­ of Ihe Southeast ASian Nations TWo Japanese SCientIsts, one By Brian Sullivan of Queen Ehzabelh presldenl of lhe messages of greetmg for the cere­ th~ Unhke the ball, If you waved lhe lack of oxygen on 'the: MeXican Workmen arc already beglOnlOg In Nade All and Nahre Sera) :'lays weight, and Jan Aqa and Shakar (ASEAN) allegmg that ASians were a Nebel Prize WInner, suggest power to crack open nucleus Internat10nal EqueSlrtan Federation mony on the eve of the country S the silk handkerchiefs In the aIr high plateau Sixteen r.;Ountnes the g13nt dome which will roof the the newspaper But the results Ilf Khan hghtwelghts making new efforts to protect thc:ir that the particles In the nucleus -and out came the array of par­ and let go, you wouldn't be sure Prince Bernhard of the Nether- 10th Merdeka (Independence) anm ~b- sent 350 athletes that yea", OlympIC sWlffiQUng pool, wh~e the work done In other parts of Mohammad IbrahIm was Quoted fights and mterests agamSi an ex­ of the atolll are not POlOtbke tlcles lands. preSident of hIS country s AlplIllst 8tlmuml Cameraman Conca and alpmlst versar} lust when It started to fall or while there were 500 partIcipants 15000 enthusiasts can see the SWlm­ lhe Helmand ,proJcr.;t have been good as saYing that he Will not marry panSionIst Chma leels, but billowing objects like By the mld-1950s. the SCIentists when It came to rest, and Its ex­ OlympiC committee the Grand Ratto of the 196'7 Jtahan expedition to the Hmdu Kush Before the Tunku presented a lea­ from 27 coun'nes 10 1966 mlOg and dlvmg and close by rhere arc areas In the r~glon where agam He has seven children from stlk handkerchiefs had counted about 30 particles act shape whIle m mobon would Duke of Luxembourg and the prmce ""II pose In front of 'U1 ImpreSSive mountain baekdrop ther bound copy ot the agency's ThIS October as many as 2 500 be Ihe 5 OOO-seat OlympIC gymna lhe land needs 10 be levelled and It hIS prevIOus Wife Ibrahim, who has Vlkenty Matveyev the Soviet pa SInce then, more and more have be vague of Ller.;htenstem are among the Im- conSlltutlon to the chaIrman of Its men and women athletes may m­ Slum never lost a wrestling match IS 32 per commentator, wrote that Wa 'Bey offer the theory as pari been found until the number portant visitors expectedat t h e IS hoped lhal lhe money received board Tan Sri Abdul AZIZ Veop Whi1e glvmg a particle com­ vade the MeXican capItal to attend (Cond on page 4) GIraudl Plerfranco, 36, who came 12 ather Italian mountaineers hopes through Ihe loan agreement from r~le jame Issue of the paper car shmgton had embarked upon Its pre­ of the effort by PhySlC1sts to has reached 100 or more games MlOlster of Information Scnu Ab make _ out of be­ plex from and structure would h~re a month ago with a group of to return next year to conquer more rled an edttonal On the progres of sent course ooly after Mao had pub sense t.he Faced With thiS embarrass­ the government of the United Slates dul gave 500000 Malay:nan doBars wl1~ array of particles they seem to make thmgs more dlf. peaks 10 the Hindu Kush \\ 111 be used for thiS Khartoum l:onference The prog to help the agency get underway ii, Iy announced rejection ot Mos­ ment of riches. the phYSICIStS flcult the unIfied theory could ~ toUJUi m recent years 10 Plerfranco, a graduate of Turmo Purwlw published 10 Chankar ress of the conference, It saId. (OW S proposals for unity ot action have been trYIDg to flIld a theo­ lead to further understandmg by Altogether the government IS what was once thought to be a UDlverSlty s engmeermg college, Ihe r.;entre of Parwan proVlnce north depends a great deal on granting I 500000 MalaYSian dollars and had I started follOWing Its own ry that would reduce the confu­ servmg as a SIngle approach to faIrlY sinlple sttucture Lions Reign And Roar Like Days Of Yore came WIth expenencc Two years of Kabul In an editOrIal urges thc the ehmmatlOn of dIfferences for the establishment of the agency narrowly natlonahst great-power sIOn to some kmd of orber the problem, rather than us>ng Intl Soviet course" D~ JiIidekl Yukawa and ago he dlmbed the 6850 metre pubbl to offer lis utmost r.;oope and the promotIOn of umty but the mlOlster slressed that even Yukawa, the Nobel laure several approaches 1 Kasuhisa Katayama of Kyoto Band, Koh rallon to t.:ensu.s teams now workmg among partlclPatmg Arab lually the agency must become de lz1 estIQ also called on the Mao ate, and hiS group have been try­ Dr Yukawa sa,d that, whJ1e Uiliverslt:Y \ll'1!Sented their re­ After five days In K.abul mak.lng In dllferenl pans of the pro\lnt.:e (ountnes Unfortunately colomaI pendent on subs( rlbers tor tts sup group to admit their responsibiUty mg for Years to develop a theory problems remam. hiS theorY ap­ for the SituatIon which has developed port to a gathering of SOlllC a.rrangemenls the group set cut up I he paper dbl:ussmg tbe benefits of toterests have so far succeeded In pori that would accurately describe pears to account for difficulties In of the world's leading theoretical the PanJsher Valley w,th a pack the lensuS for lhc development uf creann.,: discord among Arab na The Prune MinIster descnbed the 10 IndoneSia and certain other the particles as bemg extended that have weakened SImilar ef parts ot ASia, where the struggle phYSICISts meeting at the UIll­ traLD of 25 horses 1 hey made base a country, says that up to now mo~t tlons ThiS activIt) IS sull 10 prog event as an Important step forward 10 space and tune, not as p01nts forts and that It also meats the com~ versity of Roehester In the US rc ~amp al 4 000 mctre~ and rested r~ss as Wllne'9sed by the differences 10 the progress of the nation and agamst Imperialism has been and still Withstand challenge 01 our plannmg has been lOlH.JUd phcated' cently test of Emstem's relatiVity the­ there for four Olghts between the UAR and SaudI Arabia said he WIshed the agency to ex­ from other sCIentlst6 orY cd on the basl.s of estllnulcs and ;.1\ In all they climbed 12 peaks. all spcl,;lalJ:-.~l.l ov~r the Yemen press the same sense of mdependence It was an open secret that AESAN Most deSCriptIons nf the partl We move towanl more FOI years It appeared that the Dr Yukawa has Pledlcted the of them over 5,000 metres The} Thursday sAm! carried an edlto protons and: neutrons. WIth el· th~ and Inaugurated by a message from Afro ArlleTicau ot Baltimore crl For the first time such a big theorY conSiders a partICle as nucleus tngethel In 1935. Yuka n ... vcr seen In their nallve Italy Ministry of Ihe.. lllienor 10 starl Her Majesty the Queen The edltO !IClsed the Negro extremist leader ('ountry as [ndone.le had deCided to ectrolls whirlmg around hke extended-mstl'ad of a ball mov_ I wo of Plerfranco s ~ollea&ue~ lIIjJ 10 Lake the r.;CIlSUS In Parwan planet& orbIting the sun wa said the' glue" was .nother flal stressed the role of young people Rap' Brown ar d said We see a Jom an alIgnment whJch Wnsh1ng­ t lIIg through space snd time-as partIcle never before seen 'lhe R 1110 and Bomoml L:unquered the province and hopes that tbe leaden very clear dlstmctlOn between conS But the advent of bigger and to the future clevelopmenl of the ton counted on to draw so far neut. somethmg like fluttetlng SIlk partIcle, called a meson, was highest peak. of the expeditIOn of (fJJlllnul1lllCS en the pIOVlnce will trU( tlve militancy and destrucl1ve bIgger atom smashers and ac­ h ()OO nletres country it said a chJ!d has to be ral ASian natjons lOto lhe AmerIcan handkerchIefs fallmg to the gr dlcQvered later, and Yukawa won tell thclr people of the need too co­ eelerators gave the phYSICISts the unforgeuabl~ tH not only phYSI( all) but mentally stupIdity orbit It argued ouod hIS Nobel PrIze 'We had many ex- opel.lte wlt.h the {ensus officers to become a useful member of so· Brown had written a letter cntl But whafever plaos the Pekin, penences here Plerfranco said Bt'l(lar published tn Mazare llety ("Ismg what he regards as lack of leaders lbhnded by chauvimsm and We ale nan and choy and kabab Sh~l If (Cnlre ot the northern pro The edltoflal praised the assist militancy by Negro newspapers He hegemonIsm might try they could and grapes near the Dashtl R:lvan VIOC'e of Balkh S8~ s that Sidewalks anee given by UNICEF to provldmg also asked why newspapers which never reverse the course ot history (moving sands) on Ihe way up the 1I1 the (It) hove UE"(n occupied by milk v;lamms and medl/ cameraman Conca Fcrrama, the- to­ 1 tWlee ..'mll(,)I agricultural 1alid per import food , some SJ 5 million dona1ed by the c",","::::"'S: be less inclined to protect decllmng I pographical engmeers Roosi Forrals people of Herat EqUipment for the j head of populatlon m tbe developed For a long time the manufactur­ lOdustrles 11111111I1111I1II1l1l1JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"tl~I'IIIIIIIIIIIII111'1'1"1"111111111111111111'1" countnes of the world than in the and Corsini and Guaudl Samdro, a centre IS to be given by the Mtrus =lllllllllllllllllllilltlll/lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllttlrllttllllllllill ing industries In the developing (Cond on page 4) 1.oologlst AlpinIsts Ratto Bertoto This pair of South African lions IS now III resldenee at the Kabul Zoo In Deltmazang. Admission fee Af, 10 for tn of Public Health adults Af, 5 for children Ihe group. • \ , '.. \ I ',' , .' ,.' ·1 . ., , il : ' '. , •' f. ,. PAGE': 4 'THE ~UI;TiMES . :., , l' • ". •1,' > I ' ' " 1 /,' . .. ' \ ,', \ \: • ! " , . .. \ . ",' .. . '·1' , ., .. . ' . , , , . Ol~mpiada , , , ~, .~: · , for precise. D~y ,walc'h calculation• Pasbtoonistan' ' I'· , , Mar{{ed ). ",' ,j " .. ,;. , . ,.j " .. .' ';·,\u·..···' (Conld. '. "trom page' 3) .' ',,~ ~ ,:L'T',:, :·,'1 " , " yq"u . , , ' ./ '. (Cond. I~o/tl page;) Jashen speech on Pasht?onistan Twclve' ·mde. (io' kilometres)' to' , . ~ . . t· The hoisting of the the sOuth, near ' ", flag of,and the IlOhcy of the g~\T~m­ the famous aarden! . , , must' . , Pashtoonistan of was marked bY ment tn that respect. . Xochimilco, the Cuemanco Canal . , applause, flower throwing expresse~ Is being Jengthened and Hc also hIS appr~c· nnd widened for hnv~ 'ES national dances. A large crowd iation for .the consIstent poh~y rowing and canoeing. Profit: of Kabul citizens with Pashtoo- The Magdalena of Afgha.mstan leaders who In . Mixhuca sports Prestige nistan flags shouting ' ...... ,.~ "Long Live theIr VISItS abroad or durlllg the city, east of the city; is havinl a '?~,~ ;.1 ." '.1 :':~. ,~. •• .... -- ...... P shtoonistan" moved through new cycledrome seating 6~OOO, .. '.' .' -'--. Portability Is~eqlal staYS of leaders of Gther na' and E ·N,! CAR \. Watt and Maiwand Watt lions here express theIr support a • 20.000~seal sports palace for box': '"' .. ""~ .... towllrds Ghazi Stadium, Ing VOL...VI, ~O::~~' ...... t,) ob' for the cause of Pashtoolllstan. and basketball added to its many ...,: '.-. KABUL, SUNDAY: SEPn~ER .,._ . .:.:...:t ,erve the programme there. The. natIOnal , existing ·facilities, . 3, 1967 (SUNBULA 11, 1346 S.H:) Ka~ul anthem and a The newspapers of and wresthng show were mcluded New dock facil'ities are being PRICE AF. 3 the provinces readied in their editorials In the programme· . at the' Acapulco Yacht NIi~: 'have supported the right Club.252 . -~aiwandwal of self HRH Marshal Shsh Wah Khan mile. (400 kilometres) to .. !CLAIl\fS ..J.tIGHTTO Makes US·PAPE-R-PR-AISES determination of the Pashti,onis· Ghazl. HRfl Sardar Abdul the 50uth on the Pacific coast, for OUR tan brethren Wa­ th~ .N. Pashtoonistanis in accordance with I,. Dr. Abdul Zaher, Ah Mo­ yachting" competitions, their wishes, ·'RULE; SOUTH>ARABIA and have congra- hammad, members of the. cabm­ But the main architectural fea­ IN Good·PriH}tess· "REVOLUTION'ARY t I ted them oil the annlversa- ture ot the . ',' , .' . . KliNG" et, Pashtoomstams reSldmg In Mexican games is likely .. ' .;. " "",., KABuL; Sept, u a f th day Kabul, thousands Kabu~ to be 3, (Bakhtar):- . The Waslalitgton Post recenti published Celebrate ry a e . of and the Olympic village 'ten miles ·, K..,·.·A'·sk·'e' 0 y a pboto of 'Ws Day In the provinces, p~a 'n '.1 residents attended the (16 kilometres) d T' Surrende"r PO'W" Prime Minister Mohammad PashtOfJlllS- V1 southwest' er' Ha-.' C1 of Mexico , Majesty the'Klng and . U . shim· Maiwandwal's health is played In an'artlcle commented on the role he bas tan Day was inaugurated by the programme. , City, wher"e gleaming slx-apd" ten· In Afghanistan's progress. . 'maYors in ·. .;t'hd' F· the provin.cial capitals On the occaSIOn, storey apartment blocks will .rise '.' " 'r'a'w r'om Cr',,n.wn Co''10'ny' Imp(ovillg rapidly. a luncheon " The Prime The srticle, which was a1l0 pub- emment. proclaimed KABUl" Sept. (Bakhtar).­ at.9: o'clock Friday morning and receptIOn was to house the 18.000-stro(Jg army W Minister yesterday Iished!>y Kayhan International a Constitution 3, held by the Tri­ of .' ZINOmAR, SO' wa'lke!! in his hospital which ha•. speclflcally ruled out roo The . Bajawar, Salarzai, was later celebrated by large bal AffaIrS sport~en and women,' judge~ uth Ara'bla" S'ep!teOm'ber " (Reuter).":'" room for dally of Tehran on A t 26 Mom­ Department m the the the··first ugu. ld . and, Atmankhail, gatherings. Writers and organisers 'and foreign The National time since being oper- Ihat it ~as about four ,sa yal lamlly partiCIpation in go""rn- Charmang poets PWrelss MClul> t whlcfhcSardarAlAbMdul. journalists,' Liberation· Front claimed that the South Arabian ated' years ago ment."· Sera Kamar, recited poems and articles wnt- t This Sll 600000 project federa" oil for intestinal I>lockage that His Majesty peclded "to Sapi, Shenwar, and a I, tnIS er 0 our,' 1 0­ Is not in­ government hail collapsed and ·sald yesterday It 'was ready push The paper say. that the four Khanzadaghan ten lor the occasion. The co· hammad tended to be ~ompleted Monday last· his country into representative people of Nor­ Khan.. Abdul . Ghalar until wIthin io discuss the' tranSfer· of. power with BritaID r'fovlded gov- years since "have .provided an In- them remonies, which contLnued up to Khan,. Pashtoo.ntstanl~ a couple of' months r~ogDlsed she first A bulletin issuet! by Dr. Col- Independent Pashtoonis­ ,111 Ka­ of the games: publicly the NLF as Ihe people's 'eresting test-tube fol' democratic tan observed late in the evening. g But already visitors rea representative., gate Phillips and Dr. 'H. Richard, Pashtoonistan Day, included na· buL' hIgh r'dnklf:J offtcflalhs, "?td can see the o ". f Jashen Delegations, development." in traditional tiona! dances, songs, sports, wnt sp3cc·age village taking ther cOQditions put orward ~F the Care Medico doctors attend- fashion, lighting ers aJ) . e ers.0 t e Cl y shape. by an 'executive teader, ing-. on the Prime 'Minister, fires. exploding events 'and cultural snows. at.tended. The centrepiece of the village Qahtan Ash Shaabi; at a press conference here said T Le' , handRl'enades The Philately De-. will yesterday included Commenting on treedom of and firing In Kabul, the Pashtoonistan partment,. ca&l the imagination back ·the release of detliinees, lifting of lhe four-year-old state e3iIIlS ave sPeech rifles in the air. of the Mmlstry .of more than .of emer- that Maiwandwal's temperature, now enjoyed throughout Afghanis­ Day programme began in Ghazi CommunIcatIons ~ 2,OOfJ years, Early excavation gency and immediate' blood pressute and pulse were Issued spec,al at the withdrawal of British troops. normal. KABUL, tan, Warren Unna, author of In Stadium at nine in, the morning Ar: ~ stamp site in Jun,e threw up Ash Sept. 3, (Bakhtar).­ the speeches . marking the oc­ ·commemoratmg Pash- a burla1 Shaabi, 47, spoke to Western government. article, says" "In a country and continued until noon. ground with human Meanwhile, messages, wishing 'Dr. Gopal Singh. member of where casion the elders and people of toonlstan Day. remains. burial journalists at Zlngibar, capital of Information Minister for years you bad to Khan Abdul --'------~--­ urns and feminine Hussein al the Prime. Minister a speedy re­ the Indian Parllament and think t.wice, Northen Independent Pashtoon­ Ghafar Khan and ornaments' from Fadhli sultanate, about 35 mile.s Bayoomi, the only func~on1h1 minis~ now there' is complete a C'lvilisati("ln which covery continue to pour in. Local head of the Indian cliltural de· freedom of istan expressed their appreciatJon Khan Mohammad Ayub Khan flourished on (56 km) east of Aden, after a federal ter ,still in speech Smith Rejects British ~lIe tile Country, said the council deputies and' legatloJ;l to Kabul, and Bnd people ha.ve n chance to for the efforts of the made speeches about the wishes the \lnlil about 300 B.C" when ,cabinct minister .aid Britain should governm~nt elders of the Ind-· government fedei'al' "I. flnished" and Southern Independent ian hockey which participated speak out all the thlngs they kept and people of Afghanis of the people of Pashtoonistan. Warning On Hangings the ne!llhbour'ing volcano Xitle call on nationalists controlling BOuie Britain Pash­ in tan to FlyEast of the must now withdraw her re. the Jashen inside them for years." help Khan erupled .and overlaid the Fly BOAC. states to take over the tederal cognition tournaments, I.tt for them in their struggle, a re­ Abdul Ghafar Khan, area with Fly any of, it. toonistan Elaborating day are among those who Delhi on this point. the thanked SALISBURY, Sept. 2, (AFP).­ a la:\"er of lava rock,.. Vlree metres have sent such Thur.day. port from the area said. His Majesty the King It is widely expected that British messlllles, paper says. "Before one heard noth­ and 'the government of Rhodesian Premier Jan Smith yester· (abOlll ten feet) thick, Afghan' High Commissioner Sir Humphrey Ing but pralse. Now there is criti­ They istan for having made day dismissed British warnings Dr. Gopal Singh was seen off prayed for the long life it possi­ of the week Cyprus Govt. Has Trevelyan will soon ask the NLF, at cism. controversy." of His against hangings in from Karachi the, airport by the president Majesty the King, and ble lor Pashtoons to come toge­ Rhodesia as or Delhi. which controls ,Mansur Praises 12 of the 17 federal At \he end the article says that ther '·hypocrisy", of the culture department, G.A. wished Afghanistan greater pra­ and exchange views on fri­ World Trade states. to take over power from the His Majesty is "'a revolutionary . He said L'1e warnings that Peace Plan To Farid, and Mohammad Ebrahim gress under the guidance of endship, brotherhood. and tribal unless federal eovemment. continue to make his people they had (he authority (('mild. from page 2) Afghanistan Sharlfi, director-general as de­ His Majesty. relations. of the British· To An NLF ststemeot of the mocratic as he himsp.lt In cITed the protection places like' Si,ngapore, distributed to information is." \[ you look recognised governor the hangings of a dec­ Bang­ department, of the at the historY of linin;~ Reduce Tension journalists here .aid: "The bogus TEHRAN, Sept. 3:-on them, wau lei be mu rder were an industry meant the encourage­ his Ministry of Information and Cul-' a man has risen arno·ng example federal government has collapsed. arrival from Kabul here yester­ them or the hypot'fic:. Britain had shown men1 or surplu<; production, which NICOSIA. Sept. 3, (Reuter).­ ture. and saved them. he said. It is up to Britain to leave the ter­ day, Jawad Mansur, Iranian mi­ "The "by rejecting Rhodesia's protesl \I.'as difficult to sell. The Cyprus government Dr. E. Kolmann and Ravin 4-Day people of PashtoonJstan kok, Hong Kong, yester­ ritory and surrender full authority nister of .Information, told a Seminar On' School against Zambia being used Also the formation of trade blocks Tokya, Sydney, day announced Daika, West German zoo WIll be saved from the present as a base a peace plan for to. the ex' provoked a chain NLF, which has the entire reporter: "Our friendly and cala/Tlity and will {or IPrrorisl operations:' reaction which the relaxation of tension in the people's perts who had corne here for reach their led confidence. brotherly nalion Afghanistan Construction goal." No offiCIal lIlformation IS yet avail· to freer trade. western part of the inauguration of the Kablil Zoo, E,nds In Kabul he added. island where "Any British manoeuvre to sup­ has made much progress in all "h!(' as to the date fixed for the exe­ '·The Common Market provoked Auckland. Greek. and Turkish left for home ThUrsday. By A Staff Writer After explaining the I Cypriots are port wishes . . . the sultans would only lncrease constructive and (·ubon nf lhree of the 82 lht> European Free Trade Associa­ in armed refonnative The Indian artists and the Tbe seminar on the design and ,deas of the people of Pash· persons un· confrontation. the people's hatred of Britain." fields and these successes 4. Documentation of Educatio- c1er sentence of death in Rhodesia. tion and this. in lurn, provoked the Under the plan ,,",y Soviet football team whQ and cost of serondary scbool toonistan. Khan Abdul Ghafar Greek armed Ash Shaabl .aid the NLF wanted Afghanistan have been had nal Buildings. Nor have the names of the prisoners Kennedy Round. posts' would be achiev­ come to Kabul for J ashen also buildings ended In Kabul last Rene.x. Khan. refelTlng to the book of left unmanned to make South Arabia a progressive ed under the wise guidance UNESCO exnert in ,n:'1 been released. "The Kennedy Round is now pro· and Turkish of left for their respective coun- Friday. Educa~ ~ Ayub Khan, president of Pak­ Cypriots would be socialist country which would be His Majesty the King." IIPO' Unofficial reports. however. say yoking trade presssures in ravour or allowed to travel trie~ Thursday. . It was organised and con- ke istan. said: fn this book there freely-without friends with all countries, includin& Mansur ssid he had brought on the contributions of 10c8'l lhat the hangings will take place in fh(' fleveloping countrics" he said, being searched-in Mohammad Anwar Sarwari, an ducled jointly by the De- communities were some points on Afghants­ the Limassol Britain, and would welcome uncon­ with him I"arm and sincere toward school buil- tan, Salisbury Jail Monday. (REUTER) and Paphos districts gree­ assistant ill the geology depart­ partment of Construction dings, discusS~d the answers to which were which co' ditional aid from any source. tings from His Majesty with iliagram- provided ver a large area of the ment of the College of Science, of the Ministry of Edneatlon matical illustrations bY Afghan Quarters. the west and "He said the sultans would be put King to the Shahinshah and the process But 1 will talk about southeast of Cyprus. Kabul University, left for the a.nd the Asian RegIonal Ins- of financing school buildin~s that part on trial because they had amassed people of Iran. Federal t1tute as of the book which concerns Nonproliferation The Turks in the two districts great fortunes Republic. of Gennany of School Building Be- practised today in Afghanistan, the "from our sweat and Mansur said he had found Friday for searcb' (ARISBR) life of the people of Pashwon­ would also be able to buy "stra­ blood." progress further studies un' sPOnsored and suggested ways of shorten- (Conti. from paKt' I) in road and dam con­ der the affiliation by UNESCO, Colombo. lstan. tegic items" like 'cement, build­ Ash Shaabi agreement (Con/d. on pag. 4) t who was a virtual pri­ struction, school expansion the U.S.SOVICf trcaty draft for t ag­ between Kabul University ing iron, and other goods still son~.r in Cairo until recently, ric\llture and "Ayub Khan said that a refe' failure of agreement. denied told a and industrY in Af­ Bonn University. Tbe alms of to them in other areas questioner: "We are not against ghanistan. the' seminar rendum was held in Pashtoon:5­ Minister of state Alva Myr­ because the were to study the of their possible milita­ South Arabian Army 80 ~s problems tan and that the people of Pash­ dal. outlining the Swedish ~alue. loqg the Mansur had come to Kabul at I Touryalai draft, ry Army is not aMainst of design a.nd cost of build­ Etemadi toonistan have given their vote cited the following three key pro­ us." the invitation of Minister of In­ Ing sd>ools , The government moves would Several federal soldiers Warld Literacy Day In Afghanistan, for Pakistan. This is absolutelY visions: ·affect acted as fonnation and Culture Abdul and to provide forum false. areas where large num' cheer leaders among 3,000 dcmons­ Rauf Benawa, for the To Attend World The whole world knows I. The system of security re­ bers of Turkish-Cypriots-about dlscusslons of various prob­ that the people of Pashtoon.stan gulations trators--including women and chiId­ In a. telegram to Benawa, Man­ On September of the Vienna fnter' one-third of the total population ren---chanling 8 lems and aspects and the '. have not participated in this re­ national Atomic NLF slogans outside sur thanKed him and press cir­ Education Meeting Energy AuthOr!- :;r-P-:;;"'M' in Cyprus-live in town and vil­ the Fadhli government KABUL, Sept 3, (Bakhtal').­ CODDected organisational and ferendum. I am surprised this ty is to be universally applied. secretariat cles in Afghanistan for tl:e reo admInistrative Y'dii'!"",/, lages interingled with the Greek building where the press International Literacy.Day will matters Iii the NEW YORK, Sept. 3:-Nearly old claim has been included in conference ception he had received and eonstrllCtion 2. There is to be a transition- _._. fJ~~" population. was held under a strong guard be observed here and' all over of scbool build­ 150 intellectual leaders the book." al period before the .'. of prayed for Afghanistan's fur­ Ings. from 47 lAEA sys· • NLF commandos. the world on September 8. countries. including Afghanis­ "We say that Pakistan " can tern is enforced. This is to l11akc I ther progress under the guidance take a vote now (Cond. on page 4) of His Majesty. At a meeting held in the Mi­ The goal was to find ways tan, India and the United Arap and we are prepare possible the carrY'{lver of exist- nistry ed to see the wishes Mrs. Gandhi of Education yesterday and means of getting econo­ Republic, have accepted Presid­ of the peo­ ing bilateral morning; details ple of Pashtoonistan . become 'control into the &ND~ of the progra:n­ mical but educatlODa1Jy effi­ ent Johnson's invitation to at­ security sYstem of the Interna- lSHA-HP &15 me for the day were. tend known nOw through a referen­ tional Atomic 1'\ '" '$upports Tito1s discussed. cient and functional' seboOl the international conferen­ Energy Authority. Abdul Habib Hamidi, Ce on world dum, he added. 3. Imports of presid­ bulldings with the greatest crisis in education ·at fissionable ma- An unprecedented cut iJl the \ Arab Oil To ent of the secondary WiUiamburg Khan Mohammad Ayub Khan terials from any Flow West Soon, education speed. Virgiia' Odtober 5-9 countrY should price of Shah PasaDd vqetabJe Mid-East department, said that It was announced in his speech congratulated Af· always come under I Plan newspa­ The ARISBR presenled the that Afghanis­ control. This 011. pers and the radio will papers' tan's representative will ghanistan for the progress it is to prevent a nonnuclear NEW DELHI, But Algeria Maintains carry on the follOWing topics: be Tourya­ state Shah Pasand-the best voget· Sept. 3, (Reu­ Ban special articles and Con~iderations tai Etemadi, made considering this as syno­ receiving fissionable ter).-The sennons on 1. Education in former rector of malerial able oU available. Indian Prime Minis­ the subject will be given in the Kabul University. nymous to . progress in Pashtoo­ for regular peaceful purposes ter Mrs. Indira KHARTOUM, Design of School Buildings. Please contact phone 22831 Gandhi Saturday September 3. (Reuter).­ mosques that day. 2. Architectural The response to Johnson's nistan. from transferrings it later to a Sbah I expressed support for President Sudanese President ismail aI Azharl Considerations in­ Pasand-testY; bealthy, said laSt night that .supplies . UNESCO representatives in the Design of vitation was made known He thanked Prime Minister laler ttJird counlry whicb could use and ,Tito's intiative for resolving of oil would be reaching School Build­ Fri­ Maiwandwal dependable. . i the.United States and Britain as soon as were among those who attend­ ings. 'day bY Dr. James A. Perkins, for the part of his il ror making nuclear ar~s. You the Arab-Isareli situation. possible. . can buy your Shahpasand All­ . ed the meeting. 3. Cost of School pre6ident at Carnell University. - - from any store In the town. thoritative sources He told a Buildings said last press conference here He had. been scheduled to go on Dr. Perkins and John W. Gard­ night. that it would be only a, matter ot from Khartoum to Kinshasa for a ner, U.S. seceretary of health, Mrs. Gandhi gave ,hours or at her support most a day or two be- ministerial meeting to prepare for education and' welfare, were when the Yugoslav . tore the decision ap­ Ambassador­ of the Arab sum· the forthcoming Organisation of Af· pointed co-chairmen of Designate, mit the confe· Dr. Slavko Komar, conference' wOQld be implement- rican Unity (GAU) summit confer­ rence by Johnson: If you Fly West ~Iy called on her to hand ed_ can't beg or borrow an L&M Fly BOAC. any her a per' ence. JOHNSON COOL Johnson called lor the confer­ sonal letter from P..esident President TO TITO'S Tito. Azhari said the oil Oil sources in New 'Yo'rk have 'ence in a speech last year, ask­ should you steal one from Dr. Komar also gave would start flowing a friend? her the as· soon as the welcomed t.he Arab deciaion to re­ ing world educators and specia' reactions of olher capitals to delegates of oil-producmg nations MIDDLE EAST PLAN day of sume oil supplies to the west but lists to take "a frest look" at the the week President reached from Teh'eran Titds initiative. home and gave the neces­ stressed or that a vital factor was the world's educational needs. Press reports sary He have suggested instructions. cooperation of Syria, through which WASHINGTON, September 3, (Reuter).­ said: "I hope' it (the conference) that the Tito plan But Algeria I President Johnson asks Arab said yesterday it mOSI of the matn pipelines run, has reacted coolly to Yugoslav President Tlto's will help the nations to estab­ countries to convey would maintain Middle Beirut. to the Unit­ Its ban on Oil and Syria boycotted the Khartoum East peace plan because It failed to call on the lish, new priorities apd npw To'places like ed N a Arabs to pro­ Rome, Zurich, lions their acceptance of gas exports to the United States and Arab end theIr summit which Friday lUted state of· belligerency, diplomatic sources here reported. posals for 'worldwide cooperative the right of member states to Britain despite the Arab summit The United w~s the ban imposed on production and States also said occupied since the outbreak of efforts in education." exist, thus tacitly accepting resolution to ~be hos­ the resume deliveries. drilling, to critical ot the plan because tilities on June 5. In announcing the acceptances, existence of Israel Meanwhile, Frankfurt, London, New in return for President Tito's spe­ Whether Syria will aHow oU trom it would omit any immediate move Dr. Perkins said: "Obviously the York,San­ the withdrawai of Israeli troops cial representative, Petar Stambolic, Saudi Arabia and Iraq to pass to secure the passage of Israeli ships 2. The Security Council or the world crisis in education takes from Arab territories. arrived in Algiers with a message through the pipelines to the Medi. through the Suez Canal. Big Four powers-the United States, different fOl:ms in different from the Yugoslav leader outlining terranean, where they are loaded on The sources gave the following the Soviet Union, Britain and France countries, and some are already 'Francisco, his proposals tor a Middle East set· tankers for the west, -would Montreal. Home News In Brief Is not clear. outline of the plan presented to guarantee the security and deeper into it than others. But t1ement, Syrian Foreign , charact~risEc MinIster Ibrahlm President Johnson, United Nations June 5 borders of all the states in its common every­ KABUL, Sept. 3, (Bakhtsr).­ At the same time, Algerian Makhous said in Damascus that hia Secretary-General the region, "pendina a definitive s0­ where, and the l;.sJence 'Jf the You wouldn't Abdul Mohammad Phiroz Foreign MinIster AbdClaziz U Thant and be the first. Kohi, Boute­ country would carry out any resolu­ other heads lution of questions under dispute" problem, is that educational director at the rural fiika returned unexpectedly of eovernment: Sys· development from the tions ot the summit which contri· FQJ' this purpose, United Nations terns have been unable to kel'p An L&:M has so much project of Badakhshan who had Khartoum summit where he forc~s to give" people go repre­ buted to removing trace. ot "Israeli t. Israeli troops, would pOSSibly be stationed pace in the last d.er.ad~ gone to t~e United sented Prime .'Minister under control at with States.. the Houari aggression" but did not comment on United Nations on both sides at the border, their rapidly changing to any lengths to get one. Philippines and Ceylon Boumedienne. observers, would be environ- last year un· the oil decision. withdrawn 3. There would be free pa588a:e tor ments." . d~r a United Nations trom ,the Arab territories So much programme,' all ships through the Strait's of Major objectivl's are to rich, round, generous flavor. returned to Kabul yestetday, dtag­ Tiran lI unUi the decision ot nose the nature. Mohammad Anwar the In­ CaUSl-S and pros­ Such a smooth, Sadiq and ternaUonal Court of Justice." pects of tbe woeld education Mohammad Khwaja, officials of the 4. Navigation in the Suez Canal crisis and to m.lkc rccommen· gentle, smoke.:~,ri Ministry· of Agriculture and Irriaa· · would be "as before June 5 (when dations on a strategy ~ntl speci­ Hon, who had gone to Tashkent ,to THE H-B:OMB MAY ~ere I PROPEL SPACESHI PS' Israeli ships barred)" fic measures. fol' meeting the participate in the seminar on cri· A unique cigarette- . cotton ~.•;,~r r.? .,.. sis by l>oth nati )olil.... . diseases, returned to Kabul WEJ;lT BERLIN, nd interna­ yester­ Sepl. J. (Reu­ get af heavy and super-heavy hyd- ched 5. After implementation of these tional action. geode, but generous. .P"-...... r~ t~rl.-A in May. 1966. Two of the daY· spaceship powered by • rogen (deuterium and tritium). previous measures, the Security CQuncil miniature four missions ended in hydrogen bomb was en~ The impact would be suffidenl failure. would take sleps, "with the direct Worthstealiqg. MAIDAN SHAH, Sept. 3, visaged Katrina (Bakh­ by an American scientist to resull in the desired tiny ther- participation of the parties concern­ Lashes Mexico, tar).-A seminar for v1l1age· Alter a 55-hour flight. Surve­ elders here yesterday. monuclear explosion, Professor ed, 10r the solving of other ques­ Killing 15 8etteryet, was opened here by Minister yor V is to touch down in the People of the Professor Friedwan Winterberg Winterberg told tbe 16th rocket and tions under dispute, primarily ot ·tbe MEXICO Interior ·Eng. AhmadqIlah yesterday. southern part of the moon's Sea CITY, Sept. 3, Reu­ worth of the Desert Research Institute at space travel' congress of tb~ problem 01 Polestinia'n refugees as ter).-Hurricane buying. The participants of the Her- of Tranquility. Katrina lashed seminar, Reno, Nevada, said interplane­ mann .Oberth Society bere. well as the question of the passage the Pacific who wilt -discuss social, legal, lary coast of northern travel could easily be achiev­ This is in the eastern section of . Israeli ships through the Suez Mexico Saturday l)ealth, agricultural and industrial He said spaceships pro!,!,lled killing 15 peo­ ed by using minute' H-bombs for in of the area being closely studi­ Canal." ple and leaving matters, will visit KabuL later this manner would reach 10,000 homeless ALL in the propUlsion. within a ed for possible landing sites for Statements made publlclly . In in OVER THE WORLD BOAC TAKES GOOD CARE OF YOU week. few days or week planets widespread flooding. ! which .are Apollo astronauts, ·Washington since the subml~ion Winds He said the explosions.. which years away under chemical popul-, of of up' to 75 mile. (120 would have b~tween sian Prestdent Tito's plan to President kms) an hour KABUL. ·Sept.· 3, (Bakhtarl.-A the 'force of means now being usW. Chemical analysis of came in the wake 50 to 100 the Johnson by Yugoslav Foreiltl Minis, of incessant luncheon was held in honour of kg. (110 to 220 lbs.) 'of A report from Cape Kennedy moon's soil will rain-s'ome of the normal be carried out ter Marko Nikezlc have been non­ worst in 30 years. ~BOAC Pas"toonjstani writers "an,d poets TNT explosive, would be said the U.S. will launch a Sur- by an instrument comrn~ttal wl\ich bamb­ and have sought' tQ stress Hardest now in Kabul by MinIster of Jnfor­ let off in the centre of a cOl\cave veyor spacecraft 00 ,September ards the lunar hit areas were the The generQUS surface with ai, that th.is w~s a part of a c;ontinuing states ot Durango m~lion and Culture Abdul renec'or whlcb would psss the im­ 8 '0 take television pictu- pha and the Paci­ • Rauf particles from a radioacti; exchange ·with a number ot interest­ fic Benawa yesterday at .the Pr~8 pulse' on to the spacecraft. res of the moon's sl1fface coast in central and north- ctgarette Club. and ve source. I ed governments. central Mexico. Mohsmmad Kllalid Ro.shan; Presi­ Macroscopic particles weighing carry out the first chemical _ stu- In other 1N.ords observers said, At least .consult dent 01 the Tribal Affairs Depart­ one gram would be led through a dy of the lunar soli· . By measuring the 7,000 people were ev­ your locol Trayel Agent or BOAC General interaction Ws.blngton did n~t want to give too acuated PY .sales Agents In Afghanistan ment and Pashtoonistanis residing ma,gnetic field to reach an aceel,e­ It wlil be' the fifth soft;landlng of the particles wi(h army helicopters, Messrs. atolDic n!1C­ much Imporlance to the Yugoslav jeeps and boats Kabul Travel Services in Kabul were among those w_ho at. ration .of 1,000 km. (620. miles) per spacecraft in the' Surveyor se- , lei of elements in the as flood waters ,seco~d Iiinar sur­ plan, seepe<:! into Pashtany T~iarty Bonk Bldg., tended. and then be fired at a tar· ries since the first one was laun- fsce. it is' possible their frail mud Kabul Tel. 20220. to determine IwhICh elements are present. and wattle homes.