Kabul Times (August 12, 1967, Vol. 6, No. 116) Bakhtar News Agency

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I' propo· I h e»;ltil 'wltla acute pOl- Lebanon, and SyrIa , sals for endmg the Yemen war, II OSP rJt tlreli.8Se aac1 " the seml·off,cial SOnl~ . '.AII. All'. j;' Cairo daily AI U e:r illciohol Is I Gombourlya Khar~ PARIS, Aug 10, (A/,) -Quebec rep<)rted bom coI!/l ~"PI ~." ..a state ' toum yesterday - bann"" n 7-"7, Prelnler DaVId Jobnson saId li!0n The paper sSld day that if the French, Canadl~n~ that the Suda- TOKYO Aug 10: (DPA) -SIX arc nese government someday desPerate 'they Will .•~ ' ~ I was also con- j '~l-J' I 'cabinet rmllJsters demand their j J \ sldermg a proposal that It ar· Soutb Khre:nTuesday mtegratlon mto the range for the Umted Statcs of I' an UAR-5audl hIgh level arrJvded er p South Korea Amtnca" r ROVQI' / Kh rt" th two· ay J J ohnsop was quoted t.. It d '\. I.' r.t HI. AUdieme_ meeting m a oum on e IS- mlmstenal a an· in an In· Indian Govemment US, Soviet On!,~V:erge ~, ~mq: ~l\9t"tier conference on step- terlllew m the Frel\ch picture , "HtABm:; IA~g. 12, (B'j,jdltllt) Union s for August 29 u economic It cooperatIOn weekly Paris Match, due to be 'J;'he ffbllOW/tlg were received by dId not elaborate on who ap- ~I~g Pthe two countries, which Gets A Jolt ,"C;-uards proached Sudan for mediation e ween ad out Tuesday In HIs Majesty ,the King I'dUrIng Of Nonproliferation Accord ~ Shoot On the demand for Ame~lcan tbe \Yeek ended Augus< 10,' , WASHINGTON, UAR PreSident Gamal Abdel w~~~f;~~re~'s chiefly mteres August U, (DPA),- Nasser, sted la~t mtegratlon, Johnson saId thiS Parliament "l:>r.:Abdul Ztlihr, Presrdent of :rhe United States and the Soviet /;ugg.e dUrlng t d m acceleratmg procedures would ,ili~~W6Iesl Union are on the veqre ot agree· At British Troops week's Arab foreIgn mmlster S fc d g be our last chance, becau Jlrgah, ~General Khan ment> on a draft ~/:e8ty;to,.p the country wlth se If NEW DELill, Aug 10, (AP) '1!te'spl'eaci 101 jIIuqlur 1eatJo~\the meetmg the Sudanese caPital or provl m we do not succeed 10 ob 'M!Jllammad, Minister '01 National U.S, ChIef dele&ate to" d~ldtent BONG' KONG, riAyg/.'12, (Reu. loans to the tn· talmng Opposition members of Parha 1Yefence, th'e' deneva ccilierencel fr~tier that the August 1965 Saud,-UAR PrJvar$~~~a::,~t~on the means we need to MinIster of 'the Interl9!' 'George Foster, sald ter) '-'Chini's- guards towards its bloS$om out ment Tuesday defeated Prime Eng Abmadullah; here yesterday. Jeddah agreement for SolviDg ne 0 d f V and thrIve, we may M.lOIster' of , Foster told a preIs flted W8mlDg shots yesterday at the Yemen confbct ear plan Just Mmlster IndIra GandhI's conference 81- Roshchtn be reactivated current secon 1 e-y - as well stupIdly drop olit gov JUStiCe Mohammad, Hesah Ta·" the Brltlsh troops and PQllce af· , . ter a meetlOg With Pre.ldent Lyndon According to pl~ture ernment In Foster ij1e I The CaIro dailY AI Akhbar of the n votmg on a minor rakl, Mlliister of Informatlo" and u .sov"t ter teQl;:cgas shells fell op. Chine· VANCOUVER, amendment "ii' ,B ,Jotm.son that ,he had received an message represented cjl!J!ll~ saId a three·member commIttee, Brltlsh Colum· The ruling Congress By A stan Wittier ' 1 , Culture, Abdul Raotif< Benawa. a In the _Be temtory, acco,e1lng to bla, Aug --- Party qUickly :lhll three-week'lnternatioDal Urgenl me,sage from the $(jvlet Soviel poslMn on the dr~fi" the mcludlng the Sudanese premier, 10, (Reuter) -StandardI WASHINGTON, Aug 10, (AP) mustered forces J'eponaJ. tralnlq'ae1ll1ilU'on new Minister of Public Hea1th Miss Genev~ as 1'(hen New China news agency limon to 1eturn to imme(h- I UAR ForeIgn sation of school textbooks -Senator Robert Kennedy and recouped 10 the vote on the methods 0' research III the ii1hi~@ Iil.dliiltti Kubra 'Noul'Zlll; he had left Geneva 1ast Wecmelid.aY The MinIster Mahmoud ,n his· urg· WIll'IlNl blabgurated· Minister With. ateIy I "Ro agency, In a despatch RaId tOry and geography throughout ed restramt motllln Itself thlB eventng by Minister of Edncatlcin out Portfolio Moha~ad shcliln was not able 10 sa)'' he, had' and SaudI ForeIgn AffaIrs Monday on all the .;.I' "1 ..... Dr. Mo6ammJiCl Osman Dr , The from Canton, accused' the'Hong Because 1 l .. ~r drat' to be olfered to the been authorIsed 10 present Secretary ()jnar the world could be a major step parties concerned With the it was a 1Omor loss, Anwall. lr Anas; AfghQn Amba\isador' the ex· ago thIS FIfteen delegates from JndIa, for. Shah Wah and Hasan tJ'Ie draft treaty Foster conUnued, Chmese peasant. from dolOS ve a form of baSIC tradlted montb Pak the SCIence of Kabul UnIverSIty, Khan, dfsarmament committee Negro Successes text 10 geng· to tlie Congo Istan, MalaYSia, Iran Nepal, Thal~ who PliolS Dr Abdul would limit the 1urtber spread ot their farm work HERAT Aug 10, (Bakhtar) In I Iphy A Parhament spokesman pom Is to be chairman of the semI. Latif II the draft tre~ly Is approved by and hIstorY land and fndonesla are attending nar, J alah, a graduate of histo rluclear weapons and would restrict Peasants who dSlly gO to Jews 10 Herat ted out It came the told me lhe lull committee It will 110 Ib the have donated on an unexpect· semmar ry from the Moscow AcadelllY non nuclear powt;rs from acquiring Bntlsh temtory to do their far· Af 101 Dem. ed vote The a.lm of the semmar IS to traUl United NatJons General Assembly UUU 'u the Arab- Fund Primaries CAIRO, Aug 10, (DPA) and not at a tIme when Ten Afghans HIS MaJesty also receIved dur such weapons mlDg "trIed to reason with tbe -The lUNCTAD TEAM Congress are also takmg part, young mmlt)g engineers 10 modern (or conslderallon JACKSON UAR has I and OppOjlltlOn were 109 tbe week some elders from Johnson who Brlttsh authOrities ihsregardmg MilSSISSlPPI Aug pledged Its partlC . ~quared Dr Mohammad Sldlq vICe rector research, Professor F Introduced Foster to Foster laid he was KABUL, Aug 10, (Bakhtar) leonId from page I) off for a showdown vote J C Pala, Laghman optimlsuc that thetr just 10 (Reuter) -Negroes have scored patlon In the fourth Airlcan act109 dueclor the newsmen said 'We look for the section demand," It saId I he Supreme EconomIc CounCIl But a Congress spokesman m of Ihe Ul'"'ESCO on safeguards or IDspec The Briti.h MORE FOOD thelT biggest vlctOfles In more than ummlt" conference In Km Soulheast ward 10 the conclUsion of a very tlon would authorlUcs called mel yesterday m ~onth A new board Will Parhament saId ASian regIOnal centre of be completed by the com the PrIme MI· 100 years In , t the authorl· be elected at "It has shaken long exercise ot Wisdom out some 100 troops and DemocratIc primary hasa nex ••• , Majid Heads ~as sCIence and technology, said M'AIWANDWAL TO and dedica miltee before the treaty is submIt riot nlsler's ofhce Abdullah Yaftall, elections , AI Abram reo the DelhI meetmg UNCTAD IS an Us up We WIll have to be care tion on Foster's part police to encircle them for local and counly oftIces tatlve newspaper Professor Pala and Professor ted 10 the General Assembly (peas. FOR INDIA minister of plannIng preSIded agency of the Genet al Assemlily of fol and keep our people m run· fe· VISIT BULGARIA Foster, ants) and Injured In M1s....ISSlppl ported quoting responSible 30ur· lIx Herman are representing who came to Washington three WASHING10N the United NatIons and functions nlllg dlstan\'e We cannot take Delegation KABUL, Aug 12 (Bakhlar) to meet Aug IU (API More than CiO Negroes I lIT for UNESCO, at a congressionaL subcommit KABUL directly risks now I' the semmar and Pro US AmbassFrance, Geo· to DPA an UNCTAD Mrs Gandhi's troubles were Malwandwal IS to ViSit Bulgana anns Body Backs his, po.;;! m New and several defeated white oppo tonveyed to a Congolese rovmg Eng 1I0nai AtomIC Energy control and disarmament rge Calland, paid a caul tesy ved group IS also meetmg 10 Geneva mounting another fronts as well Abdul Qudus MajId, de Agency The date IS 10 be Deihl "eXl 1 uc"d IV no lht: day call nents Among nommatlons gamed mbassador who was recel Explalnmg fixed lalel agency which he heads said he Storm Over S. Viet on MinIster of Justice Dr Tuesday to study measures deSigned In Bhopal, 360 mlies south puty mmlster of mmes, left Ka why the mInor IS be The ambassador India ccll;bralc,", lis 20th ylo.: If of In Mo by Negroes were bY PreSident of of Bulgana, would be back In Geneva by Sunday 'Fairer Trade' hammad those for a Justice Gamal Abdel Nas to IOcrease the Ne\\ DelhI, bul at the head of a delegation tng held to Kabul, Pala saId A(· UCPQfIdcm:c Hasan Tarakl yester· export ot raw rna the Madhya Pradesh Vulko Gochev Thursday pres<1 Sunday ghamslan IS the paradls~ we can work out a day morOlng Later the ambassa terlals from developmg natIons st"te cabmet Tuesday declared for Moscow Thursday to pre· geologiSt's an mvUaUon from the BRUSSELS, Aug 12, (DPAj Elections In US He IS CXpcdCt..! III I.. HI supervisor (h~ad Pnme Mlnis flnal solution of problems" of Y While of a county coun Many raw matenaLs III pare and Sign tbe fIrst 'It IS a country which should 111te pre House IS"iUr lm:cs dar of Bntam Str Gordon Wh,t exported by of 38 drought·plagued dIstr prehmm· ler of Bulgaria to Malwaodwal to sentmg the draft The European Common Market that the United ell) .Ind a chancery c1crk MANILA, Aug 10, (Reuter) developll1g ary agreement on r.es' all geologISts," he WASHINGTON, Aue 12 (OPAl SI,tICS will tClldge also paId a simllar call countries are 6ubJect Icts famIne areas PreVIOusly the export of added ViSit hIS country The invitation was In Geneva Foster (EEC) CommiSSIon Will support Next provide up III In addt In the race for state governor 1 I eSldent Ferdmand Marcos has to competitIOn natural gas He said there were excellent Said, he win monlh 5 Presidential elections lion ~ from 5) nthetlcs and only a couple of small areas from AfghanIstan to facl accepted With thanks meet the SovIet all endeavours at gIVing tbe de II I million lon\ of grain thiS hnwevcr two arch segregallonJsts ordered hIS peace and order hues avaIlable here co-chaIrman Alexel In Soulh Vietnam yesterday caused \'car~cnough KABUL Aug 10, (Bakhtar) substitutes produced bv the deveo were so deSIgnated the Soviet UDlon for holdmg such veloplng countrIes a great 10 sec India through \clcran Congressman counCil to conduct a a sha· a ppllhcal storm in Washington Blueprints for John Bell natlODW!de loped countries ThIS actIon by The prehmmary agreement IS seminar The Idea to hold the re In world trade. Its sCl:onu LllnSCCUI\vc Ylar Ilf lhe NeJat Hlgb Williams 48 sU (vey on the coahtlon a CommlSSJon Many members at the US senate food School and State Treasurer the causes of cnme The group Will study thiS problem which overth.I In accordance With the protocol seminar here, he said, I,)ngma1ed spokesman "ihurlagcs. due bUIlding to Kabul have WllIHI.'m '1 ew the state's saId here Frtday and Ihe House of Representativee to drought Winter 44---easlly outdls he survey's fmdmgs WIll ser· and IS expected to make Signed In Kabul from a report prepared by Dr Asian Bov.lc been completed The school. to recommen COf\gress gc>vernment two weeks three months lJha.. Highway Experts Go .Replylng to a questIOn of Hen demanded .. h lS l:onfcl red \\ llh Pre I I need fi vc other segregatIOn lSi can ve as a baSIS on whIch to form datlons ago zanfar, a review ot the American be budt 10 Ansari Watt, WIll deSigned to Improve the ago puts more burden on the between representatIves of who, as I;l local l,;onsuhal1t \drlkua .. ,Vredelmg (Soelall~t, ... ,dent Johnson '.lIl u dNorway. Masoud Hussain, techmcal dlrec Salang WIth 6 C, 43 F siudy because of delays In field sur LLOYD TRIESTINO forests of Badghls provmce is through pressed tbe hope that some of Gaud also saId UNICEF, IS helpIng In the tor of the transporl department of that m comhm· WInd speed yesterday was 57 v<:ys In Panama and (olombla and expected to be good.. Harvesting constructIOn the money would be restored ed government and private NEW YORK, Aug 12, (OPA) Lufthansa of the centre ECAFE, saId that factliues should when for knots per hour (8 mph) p{ stponemcnl of nudcar ex<.:avatlon w,lI stal t In two weeks bIll reaches the Senate and elgn aId, the Umted States ranks UN Secretary General U Thant REVISED SCHEDULE 1967/68 8 House floors The temperature m Kabul at experIments eighth and that other countries asked the SecurIty CounCil to Schedule flOm AI)/ ,: Gaud saId Increase at 9 30 a.m was 2g C, 82 F Largesl users ul Ihe prt.>scnt liJ 1,1967 HERAT, Aug 12 (Bakhtarl the U S was not extend loans to the underdeve the number of UN ob· nal are the makmg any progress 10 foreign servers On the Yesterday's temperatures Ulllted States Jap III (-Jj:I-~I,,! Ten tractors have been brought loped world at better terms than Suez Canal to 50 Kabnl 33 C Venez~la Chile I:Jntarn Peru The ships ASIA and VICTORIA '-'/:N - \ "'I here to be dlstnbuted among Iran, Turkey, assistance and that there were the United States OrlglOally, 25 observers had 13 C are now so Pakistan Decide I many 91 F 55 F (anada the Sovler Union (hlOa farmers The agricultural bank countrtes m Europe that been thought suffICIent to wstch were getting Kandahar 39 C 21 C and (uba LJE - \/I/:=IJ r: d whl\'h has ordered 200 tractols ahead of It In for· over the ceaseflre between Israel hom To Finance 13 Industries elgn aid US Export-Import and the UAR 102F 70F iling from KARACHI Bntam, IS to gIve 60 of Ilerat TO BOMBAY-MOM BEIf,UT them to thIs provInce U Thant said In a report 37 C 21 C - GERMANY blea~hes, He said that although the Umt· to 9g F 70 F INTERNATIONAL RAWALPINDI, Aug 12, (AP) ultramanne blue, to· ed States Bank BilJ.l the council on the S1tuabon In CLUB -The ranks well ahead of Voted Ghaznl 31 C 61 Every Thursday night, foreign mlOlster of Iran, xaphene and Jute will be set up other aid donors the MIddle East that 26 obser. C dlnner MON- THU Turkey m per CaPIta WASHINGTON, Aug 88 F 61 F dance and music by the Nomads BASA-CAPETOWN-LAS MAZARE SHARIF Aue 12, and PakIstan announced ID Pakistan nallonal mcome, It ranks 12, (DPA) vers should be stahoned at the PA LMAS-BRIN- fIfth -The US Senate voted Friday Qanatar Jalalabad 37 C 25 C rrom 9 pm to 1'30 am Best connecltons from Kabul (Bakhtar) -A preliminary survey Is Friday the three l;Ountries will I-----,.------ In terms of the percentage to control pOlOl ond 24 jOtDtly 'finance of ex'end 'he operation In 98 F 77 F underway to explore the POSSI 18 Industnes un· the country's national of the Export. ISmalha Sun mcome Import Bartk for five years Mazare Sharif 39 Tue Thur blhtles of coal mmmg 10 Balkh der the RegIOnal Cooperation (or and raise C 26 C D ISI-VENEZIA-TRIESTE Development Scotland Yard the In orgmlally Seeurt(Y Council Aug -12, (Bakhtar) layllng~ of 1.'urkey and the ne~1 asked for a lendIng to despatch additIOnal dSHEAFFER Mlnt~ter Shanflid- But, Ihe B B,C said, the full el'. five years Ilmlt of observers ASIA Jan, Frankfurt of Information and Culture dm P,rzada $13,500 to 29, 1967 Feb. 29, 1967 arr 'of Pakistan. tent 01 the operation had come to Ten mIllion copIes of these books mllhon The $50 mIllIon the csnal, and had already po '>1"-\ Abdul Raut Benawa lleld a The CUI taken ARlANA ClNEl\IA I Please note that there 'tUr.kish and Iranian for- light when agents 01 ",w b~ prlOte.:!, SalOl Madhosh, was the amount of the propos the necessary steps to 10 • will be no sailing via Suez Cana\ luncheon in honour of members ot tbe United pr< From Munich 01 Frankfurt Hnmedlate conllecltons elgn mlillsters were f1YlDg home Stales FederlU Bureau sldenl of the t~xtbooks ed ex:port Import loan 10 the Flat crease .the contingent At 2, 5, 7 30 and 9 30 pm to 'he WoleS! Jlrgah In the Tapal of !nvestilla depawllen. todaY tlon 10 of 'he Education automobIle company of Ualy to buy Engh.sh fiLm in FarSI I Choose your pen at and from Karachi to most Hnportar,t cIties In Germar.y, Paghman Thursday Some Incm1;)ers California found a bat 01 MIOISIry, saId the Far East until further notice. EUiope or USA The 13 IndustrIes listed mclu- paIllttngs eurrenly Amencan machme tools for a pro PRESS FOR TIME ot the cabmet and most 01 the de.. belnll hawked Elgpty textbook, will be I Pleaot) contact your Travel de osgamc pIgment dyes. bas- prepared Jeered manufacturmg plant In Agent or • puties attended around the U S west cosst by tlie pubhsb~d Ihe Starring Norman WI$dom Information and booking the reception IC chrome and dyes and borax Samegang and durmg tbe cUlTent Sovjet Umon PARK through: Arhsts from the culture Afg\lan Yellr New Kandahar Governor CIHEMA depart· plants, whlclt will be located: in Tlils Several Senalors charg"ji'",j,\,." .::. ...11 l";":'~ 1"""'1 ·\Y·I'\;~r-.\J'~' ( .... ~\' ~ .:J '\. " . \ _.~ ~ ~~!"'_.~ !i~.·,.t '.~ ~"IVotjlo[:l,-,j;iYC"le",,"lv'e. .. kl", il is adorable. TIi,re.. fs W d cia \ ... •.•..,.. I' , ,= - . - - ,~es y: .;' ., I· . ·.way) providing a: 1l1~eCt libi" ','l.et.~ ·.·lopmeot:.ku9dOIl.~ledIY.i·a prpjeet,of· an unspeakable dawn ill happY .The ex~cuIlVe secre!ary of ECAliE,: ",eeo Kota Dhah. :(Kelilnllin) on :the conthfenl.~ .lgnmc.nCe.. rHe co. -n.d .lready .. est.bll~hed ..a ,m.lI. east·coast an" .Dllllerworth'·(PeoanR)· ordinatirig :~ilmm~ttu. lias" stressed old .Q~. .' Tr.osport ;r~blllcal,.~u,(TTca)· oR.the ~xisti~g route ~'2.. ~ll~bOI that .~h~; Asi." H!8hw~Y-~Y't~n!:.js , . w,th th...... ~nte ·of .....a-rAO· and '.~~'km"of..t""~28g-ltm'lelilllh"!iC .lbis c.. n,Q(.',a ,'!et'¥prk.. pf ,:supet:h1illiwaY3 two cooper.hng countn~ (one· ex·. hlp,way would· r~qulrc: ~w· cons· "but a linking. '\ojlCther of ;Ih" exist, pert. Clll:h .•fi~ ,.J,ap.n ,a"'hlhe Ne· ·1 tl'U' '" '.,~. .- - .~, .'.' ~',~, ·ing lii8\1way:.x~Y$tiinsl·o6tbe:' 'coun". {fic~ilt H~~~.U ~f~also ~ ~ ~i~ 'tril;£",io1>fo~in'~,;n,;.~J]oJial'. THE :KABUL /...1$' j I. Iherlllll!leahoo. with .,~. 'l~ ~ provide toUlI cost .,mvolved . w.•s.. appr~>ved ,whIch Iifld; Iltst ,hOdI Pi4 'f'!'wtiril.by dmpQnanr ·aociss. to· . nelghbour:ng representative at tlie Geneva clIs4rm_t·eon· certainly IiroV'e "Jtarniful'[$Ct,··the economies 0' th~ by UNDP. aoverrupg. council In . Ihe Austr.li.n deleg.lion.t the countries .nd through them 10 sea. ference, William C, Foste!", tbat Itlie two ~r these countries lI>t~y-SIp' tbe:·treaty. ·Nuel~r, January,. 1~? ,Commission's '22nd sess_. (IJin'li .,JKltta. .Jt. is obvious that 'no counln' powers may soon Introduce a dptt ~tJ .de· science ofters grea~ :posslbUUles 'for the ~ell·· The r~qUlreDlCnts. fo, ·e)(lef~ aid· 'M_h/.~.il;;~l\66f'IIJ1Il,..,~qp~ '.If!ci.i,og .an .. adequl\te transport sy;" sllJlBd to prevent tlie· funbef,spread ot nllelear belDJ JUld piospertty of Ute world. The benefits were est''1'~ted "by th~ committee .s I ,.y,,~ ~ ~~tf#~ rqu!\d ;,~ble ~~ move .rapidly ,!head with ~ear.e.ueI'lJ,'.~ot~,IWl·w:lUtout '.1o.m weapons bas to be lOoked at ltlth cautious of appro· ~ollows ,(In .Jl1i1h0ll" oC doU...... !lnder contFr~ce ,..t,,(r:llll/l~k ..iIi ..May, .,,)4; ~cooomic d~velopmeot. . The d•. optlnllsDl. WblIe any poS!U:ve, "~P towArd dis". prlate researeh..... ~rse Of time WI! ·nuclear h~ ~eail for . 'WaradiRB .roalls UJ\ 1966, w.s considered. The com. :·veJoping collnlries are, generally UllUUIleJlt and IImJlatlOJ1 01 ,the lau;ms race de· powers will be lable.. for ex,ample. to, produce :O~/llInlm~m .standard, w,meet lieavy mittee reeom~nded th.t this pro· spe.klog, shorl of tr.nsport requi'•.· serves apPrMI.tJOJl, It l'IlaWua tel IIie llMIl "lie dedriclty so cheeply .Iro.. &&emle. ,:eac:tors that r fot.al).. .. posat,bc. PU\ IOta .effect aod that ments and lag. far behind .dvanced tMr the JIftIPOlIed draft..prorid,s ~MtGry the utside adminis . might not have had to go around def British domination, BUl thaI's nema owners try to ger action films. I kansas Democrat thai Ihe violenCS' Some "pirates·' were arrested trator.. chased away his 'replace .i~l .~i mediahon sandy beach~, its tourist potentJal mat when it rests in the snow of Its mountain ous habitat. The hair is spun into rope and tent certain amount of educational and : one 01 th. most .consiSteDt).y ',~ •• Ihey 'had, lJCeo cnnvicted,1ilH lIId nol Caribbean island of Anguill. bel" uf ministers from Barbados, Guy has never been developed. Its in coverings and the softer fur from the wither s is women Into a fine strong cloth. This Indls· cultural valu~. ~ I ~ve ~ecords on civl~' rights legbla- report 1htfr seliteoees~ ." • .• ween May 30 and July 31. Here ana, lamica, and Trinidad and To habitants live by subsistence farm Ilensable beast of burden produces a very rich milk aud Its flesh Is excellent eating, ~ :.6.~ausc: 'tr~ llllW,~and. The: editorial also touched on con- I tlon l-O .the S.. of a .. !,I>estrl\!ia ·and are al lhe UN-where deleaates _were b.go, four British Commonwealth ing and the small income derived TWs flve·year-old yak was brought from His Majesty the Klng's preserves In Arja. Its , ' dllions In cmemas. SOOJe cmema occupatIon with If()wgn' 'Cllta... : CoJlsidtiing .....wlltW..Jijl"t 'ba!1.Uon immersed in bigger . problemS-It nations in the area. from salt exported from its two pro ellclosure at the Kabul Zoo faCeS the river, so it Is kept cool by tbe constant breeze. . houses 10 the capital hardly deserve - m~nts?" it asked.. 10, Vietnam, I.he A~ 01 Melbourne was called the vesl poek~t rebellion. The f~lings of isolaHon and re ductiv~ sail ponds and a poorly de the name Giving an example. the The Post ,noted ~.. the cbi\.ir~ {~P".rt~d from i;:anberr., .Ihe .fe~ral II ended with AnguiUa-with now Jec!ion the people of Anguilla ex' veloped lobsler fishing indl'5try. • editorial mentioned the Pamlf CI- of the Vorela" Relations C~mmlttee ppil.1. . here else to goo-returning to its perienced during Iheir brief divorce There is no electnclty no telepnones neOla. (The ctnemas to which the o~posed intearation '.in the' f~m~us Australia 'alre.dy has two ballal federallon with 51. Kitts and Nevis, . from Iheir (wo sister islands may and ho paved roads. ' In fact wh'en c=dttonal rclers are lruly 10 a bad LIllIe Rock school case and 'Vo!ed tionS'" in Vietnam and Ne\v Zealand two other small, neighboring islands have been disappOinting, but it was 11Tlnce Philip visited II a few year:s t.:ondJIlOn Most of Ihe seats are against the 1964 civil.rights bill. a company attached 10 ooe of the which Britain made into a self (ar from new. ago, men armed With spades had to torn and are placed In sucb a way "The riots in northern citi~s were: AUSlralian battalions. gov~rntng associated state only lase In fact this was partly rhe re~son fill In polholes along the bumpy 'thal' a spectator in front blocks the not started In South Vietnam or The newspaper said Ihal Australia February. for wanting to be free of the asso mltin road to make his ride easier. View of the onc slttmg immediately by it. ' could not at present spar~ enouah Angry Anguillans, somewbat to cialJon with rbe rest of their three~ Its princip.1 life·line with SI. Tlie gazelle is a swift. graceful little antelope whose eyes behlOd him, The sound system IS "They were started ID Solot1:b~rn men to fill another purely Austr.l· their surpnse. found themselves un island state. Anguill. is 60 miles Kitts and tbe rest of the world is have long served as similes In poetry In praise of women. Dell· generally very bad and 10 most cases states whose lona-naaJpc&od. rural ian battalion because of increasing wanted orphans as secessionists. from St. Kitts. whe.re the eapit.1 I, a grass-covered aIr strip on which a cately built, It looks like a bird skimming the ground. leaping commitments In Malaysia. as It runs. U is a favourltc quarry because of Its excellent meat. It IS impoSSIble to make sense of poverly bas driven from the South .I OUTIng their two months of insecure presided oYer by Premier Robe" L. small plane lands 8r regular inler what is gOlOg on • hOSHi of rcfueees who have peopled The Guardian said on French freedom, the 6,000 resldeols of Ihe Bradshaw. lis local government IS vuls to bring in the mall and other The species common to this reg/on Is Gazella gutturosa The editOrial expressed sahsfac· the Northern urban slwns. ' PresideDI de 'Gaulle: "Now Ih~ 50 square mile island appealed un headed by • w.rden .en' from Sl. ,upplies. Oth~wlse the AngullI.ns This animal comes from the Helmand Valley. tlOn that the Ministry of Informs: "Their pligbl -.,as ,lone:. negleclcd General IS ftyiog further in the fnct:' successfufly to England, the United Kith and a local council of 13. II were left to theIr own deVices. tlon is planmng 10 reVise the relu by Senator Fulbdpt and:. .his' 001- of his own cabinet by gCling ahead Stales aod to ,the Uoi~ Nati.ons has only one seat !II the 13·mem Since they were deriving none of labons pertaining to the import and leagues. wilh the new social securt:~ for. aid in tWcomingr a 'ViabX!.StalO. ber House tJf Aaaoml>ly aa4:116 16 the henefils from the governmenr at exhibition of fU":,s an~ hoped that .. And Ibm it ...u equally nq;lcc plans.. , The General's lOcreao;; ng Parlly OUl (1f fear of hurting, on· polkemcn, like lhe wadren. are sent SI. Kills, Ihey felt they might be ·no the present situation Will be rectified. teu hy public men in Ilhe North .. authorlly suggests Ihat he is givmg other nation's' diplof'n*ic ~lttI1sibili from St.-Itjlt.. WOI~C off. if they struck out on theil Atlt~ com~ented o~ d"pq~d Thursday's Tho Bat" Wo'*lt, fbat 110 more thought 10 the morrow. II lies, partly because of bewil4ferment Anguilla is poor in everything uwn, So hy a vole of 1,813 to 5, the road aCCIdent In which a mall pirate radio, stationa' "ve '''PruDe- up he ever wanled to buifd l hiS Ilarly up over what could be done, but m~tfy bUI history. It was the first Eng- rColl/d. 0/1 page 4) pl.un&~ trucK skidded off the road and in south Russia and arc Interfering lo carry Gautlism on "after he \\ d!'t the Konar RIver kllHna: ..I. .. ed Into .•• With egal radiO cOmmUOlcattons. gone, he seems now ,li have' L1ball ..orne 37 passengers. ThiS once. alam It said the stations with names on doned the idea. The' future pt:tli:f n bnngs to the fore the queill of like "The Black Cat" and -rhe of post-Gaulljs( potmci':lob"ks ltl'lrC I t and the need for greater '. 108d sa e y 1 Paraslle" were run' by amateur radiO and more likc a return"tot the shift Another Test For Arab Nationalism Vigilance on the part 01. the prov n- broadcasters with unregistered eq' 109 .lIiances or:lhe..l'.1WUh-·Repub. lJyTAMIM l'lal traffic and public workl 8utho- , nhes, It said. The Kunar lramc de· ulpmenl. Ill' ,. fhough Ihe delails ll' any The current prominence of """tUI'llI. the Wamic period (up much of the Western world the new .•.uJialIees thu~~J>t~"!lttive. lh!'r.Miit<\Ie ~t ~n Jnterpaiipoal to the 17th eento",) and the mo- negative aspects of Arab nation' partment should be aware of the One' was broadcasting Jazz con a pattern or shrt~r1t' • ~oalHions afflilrs "Should not be dem period. In different period. racl that buses are often Qverloaded .S5ocIlrted alism and national leaders h.ve l:erts and another had .ransmilted inevlta~e Is 10 With palscngers and cargo. The pub• seems iJga4D. Ihis with the recent. w.r between Is" the intereat of the Weau-,m been emphasised. It is .Iso seen songs recorded from a Voice of he the obituary :01. ·Gaulliofm?" . raefle.hii1.the\JWiil!hbour!lla1Arab world has t.ken different forms '1(' works department shouId have that people grouped as nations seen to it that the road alone Ihe states, but sbould be considered . in the Arab world. and has.lnflu" enjoy their own n.tional feel" .s another course of the evolu' enfr-d the .reas in di~enf Ing. while not appreciating the ltllllllllllllllllllllllll~llllllllllllllllHITllIllllIllllIlIllllllll tlllllllllllil IHIII'III1I1I1111 II 1111111 lttllllil _ IllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUl1 tionasy develoPment of Arab na" W&Ys.• :The ·lUOst recent, claslies nation.lism of others. tlonal ·.aspirations from tbe pre" and' post-war aetivltles are yet The f.etors producing Arab ~,. S,' KHALIL. Edllo,-/a-C1tW/ r~.micJ pertod up to modern anolher in the series of interests n.tionalism .are m.ny-a com' ADVERTISING UTES times. ·LIkewise,· although much md conflicts' betweelt the Wes' Display: Columlt inch. Af. 100 man language, similar 'folkw.ys, can be-said "about the import" tern and'l:alltem poWer lJl~. mores, ideas, tastes, a common Classified; per fine, bold type Af. 20 S8AP~ ::0:::4~47 .nee of the Middle E.st .s be- .,Ar.b. :national feeljngs have· reJ,igion. .Consciousness of r.ce (~Jinimum seven lines per inrution) I ing the cradle for the develop· always' p1~. an import"!:!t role and other fa~tors constitute 8VII8C)RIPTION .•ATIl8 ment of three great wQrld relig" in the proceSli;' They ·have,- been . perv.sive value patterns .nd ser ac'oroe.tor:l~tllgratlon'atid~OOpe· Ve as a unifying principle of lite. Af, 1000 ions, the linking area of ASi., Yearly .. .. ~=~=_=~ For olher numbers' first dbl SWitehboardi=_". Europe and African continents, ration.-Ils well·as·,for ·disslPation For the Arabs the advent of These Hln.du Kush owls belong .lo the St.rlges group. ·olney· .. Af. 600 Half Yearly the containing /I1ost nf the world and conflict. Like most hi!inan IslI;lffi produced sust.ined na" are nocturnal predators with extremely keen senses, Swooping At 300 ~ Quarterly .. number 23043. 24028, 2()j)26 " supply of oil,· etc., the crucial behaviour

\ • ( " .' '''''l~f \ '' .' "1':'0 ...!\ v· ~.. C' j~ 'f' ""~.l' t::~-a. LtJ" , j'.t.-'- A ~""" ... :, ,.\'~I 'l'''; 'l\i" .• ~.~ .;>ji'",j,\,." .::. ...11 l";":'~ 1"""'1 ·\Y·I'\;~r-.\J'~' ( .... ~\' ~ .:J '\. " . \ _.~ ~ ~~!"'_.~ !i~.·,.t '.~ ~"IVotjlo[:l,-,j;iYC"le",,"lv'e. .. kl", il is adorable. TIi,re.. fs W d cia \ ... •.•..,.. I' , ,= - . - - ,~es y: .;' ., I· . ·.way) providing a: 1l1~eCt libi" ','l.et.~ ·.·lopmeot:.ku9dOIl.~ledIY.i·a prpjeet,of· an unspeakable dawn ill happY .The ex~cuIlVe secre!ary of ECAliE,: ",eeo Kota Dhah. :(Kelilnllin) on :the conthfenl.~ .lgnmc.nCe.. rHe co. -n.d .lready .. est.bll~hed ..a ,m.lI. east·coast an" .Dllllerworth'·(PeoanR)· ordinatirig :~ilmm~ttu. lias" stressed old .Q~. .' Tr.osport ;r~blllcal,.~u,(TTca)· oR.the ~xisti~g route ~'2.. ~ll~bOI that .~h~; Asi." H!8hw~Y-~Y't~n!:.js , . w,th th...... ~nte ·of .....a-rAO· and '.~~'km"of..t""~28g-ltm'lelilllh"!iC .lbis c.. n,Q(.',a ,'!et'¥prk.. pf ,:supet:h1illiwaY3 two cooper.hng countn~ (one· ex·. hlp,way would· r~qulrc: ~w· cons· "but a linking. '\ojlCther of ;Ih" exist, pert. Clll:h .•fi~ ,.J,ap.n ,a"'hlhe Ne· ·1 tl'U' '" '.,~. .- - .~, .'.' ~',~, ·ing lii8\1way:.x~Y$tiinsl·o6tbe:' 'coun". {fic~ilt H~~~.U ~f~also ~ ~ ~i~ 'tril;£",io1>fo~in'~,;n,;.~J]oJial'. THE :KABUL /...1$' j I. Iherlllll!leahoo. with .,~. 'l~ ~ provide toUlI cost .,mvolved . w.•s.. appr~>ved ,whIch Iifld; Iltst ,hOdI Pi4 'f'!'wtiril.by dmpQnanr ·aociss. to· . nelghbour:ng representative at tlie Geneva clIs4rm_t·eon· certainly IiroV'e "Jtarniful'[$Ct,··the economies 0' th~ by UNDP. aoverrupg. council In . Ihe Austr.li.n deleg.lion.t the countries .nd through them 10 sea. ference, William C, Foste!", tbat Itlie two ~r these countries lI>t~y-SIp' tbe:·treaty. ·Nuel~r, January,. 1~? ,Commission's '22nd sess_. (IJin'li .,JKltta. .Jt. is obvious that 'no counln' powers may soon Introduce a dptt ~tJ .de· science ofters grea~ :posslbUUles 'for the ~ell·· The r~qUlreDlCnts. fo, ·e)(lef~ aid· 'M_h/.~.il;;~l\66f'IIJ1Il,..,~qp~ '.If!ci.i,og .an .. adequl\te transport sy;" sllJlBd to prevent tlie· funbef,spread ot nllelear belDJ JUld piospertty of Ute world. The benefits were est''1'~ted "by th~ committee .s I ,.y,,~ ~ ~~tf#~ rqu!\d ;,~ble ~~ move .rapidly ,!head with ~ear.e.ueI'lJ,'.~ot~,IWl·w:lUtout '.1o.m weapons bas to be lOoked at ltlth cautious of appro· ~ollows ,(In .Jl1i1h0ll" oC doU...... !lnder contFr~ce ,..t,,(r:llll/l~k ..iIi ..May, .,,)4; ~cooomic d~velopmeot. . The d•. optlnllsDl. WblIe any poS!U:ve, "~P towArd dis". prlate researeh..... ~rse Of time WI! ·nuclear h~ ~eail for . 'WaradiRB .roalls UJ\ 1966, w.s considered. The com. :·veJoping collnlries are, generally UllUUIleJlt and IImJlatlOJ1 01 ,the lau;ms race de· powers will be lable.. for ex,ample. to, produce :O~/llInlm~m .standard, w,meet lieavy mittee reeom~nded th.t this pro· spe.klog, shorl of tr.nsport requi'•.· serves apPrMI.tJOJl, It l'IlaWua tel IIie llMIl "lie dedriclty so cheeply .Iro.. &&emle. ,:eac:tors that r fot.al).. .. posat,bc. PU\ IOta .effect aod that ments and lag. far behind .dvanced tMr the JIftIPOlIed draft..prorid,s ~MtGry the utside adminis . might not have had to go around def British domination, BUl thaI's nema owners try to ger action films. I kansas Democrat thai Ihe violenCS' Some "pirates·' were arrested trator.. chased away his 'replace .i~l .~i mediahon sandy beach~, its tourist potentJal mat when it rests in the snow of Its mountain ous habitat. The hair is spun into rope and tent certain amount of educational and : one 01 th. most .consiSteDt).y ',~ •• Ihey 'had, lJCeo cnnvicted,1ilH lIId nol Caribbean island of Anguill. bel" uf ministers from Barbados, Guy has never been developed. Its in coverings and the softer fur from the wither s is women Into a fine strong cloth. This Indls· cultural valu~. ~ I ~ve ~ecords on civl~' rights legbla- report 1htfr seliteoees~ ." • .• ween May 30 and July 31. Here ana, lamica, and Trinidad and To habitants live by subsistence farm Ilensable beast of burden produces a very rich milk aud Its flesh Is excellent eating, ~ :.6.~ausc: 'tr~ llllW,~and. The: editorial also touched on con- I tlon l-O .the S.. of a .. !,I>estrl\!ia ·and are al lhe UN-where deleaates _were b.go, four British Commonwealth ing and the small income derived TWs flve·year-old yak was brought from His Majesty the Klng's preserves In Arja. Its , ' dllions In cmemas. SOOJe cmema occupatIon with If()wgn' 'Cllta... : CoJlsidtiing .....wlltW..Jijl"t 'ba!1.Uon immersed in bigger . problemS-It nations in the area. from salt exported from its two pro ellclosure at the Kabul Zoo faCeS the river, so it Is kept cool by tbe constant breeze. . houses 10 the capital hardly deserve - m~nts?" it asked.. 10, Vietnam, I.he A~ 01 Melbourne was called the vesl poek~t rebellion. The f~lings of isolaHon and re ductiv~ sail ponds and a poorly de the name Giving an example. the The Post ,noted ~.. the cbi\.ir~ {~P".rt~d from i;:anberr., .Ihe .fe~ral II ended with AnguiUa-with now Jec!ion the people of Anguilla ex' veloped lobsler fishing indl'5try. • editorial mentioned the Pamlf CI- of the Vorela" Relations C~mmlttee ppil.1. . here else to goo-returning to its perienced during Iheir brief divorce There is no electnclty no telepnones neOla. (The ctnemas to which the o~posed intearation '.in the' f~m~us Australia 'alre.dy has two ballal federallon with 51. Kitts and Nevis, . from Iheir (wo sister islands may and ho paved roads. ' In fact wh'en c=dttonal rclers are lruly 10 a bad LIllIe Rock school case and 'Vo!ed tionS'" in Vietnam and Ne\v Zealand two other small, neighboring islands have been disappOinting, but it was 11Tlnce Philip visited II a few year:s t.:ondJIlOn Most of Ihe seats are against the 1964 civil.rights bill. a company attached 10 ooe of the which Britain made into a self (ar from new. ago, men armed With spades had to torn and are placed In sucb a way "The riots in northern citi~s were: AUSlralian battalions. gov~rntng associated state only lase In fact this was partly rhe re~son fill In polholes along the bumpy 'thal' a spectator in front blocks the not started In South Vietnam or The newspaper said Ihal Australia February. for wanting to be free of the asso mltin road to make his ride easier. View of the onc slttmg immediately by it. ' could not at present spar~ enouah Angry Anguillans, somewbat to cialJon with rbe rest of their three~ Its princip.1 life·line with SI. Tlie gazelle is a swift. graceful little antelope whose eyes behlOd him, The sound system IS "They were started ID Solot1:b~rn men to fill another purely Austr.l· their surpnse. found themselves un island state. Anguill. is 60 miles Kitts and tbe rest of the world is have long served as similes In poetry In praise of women. Dell· generally very bad and 10 most cases states whose lona-naaJpc&od. rural ian battalion because of increasing wanted orphans as secessionists. from St. Kitts. whe.re the eapit.1 I, a grass-covered aIr strip on which a cately built, It looks like a bird skimming the ground. leaping commitments In Malaysia. as It runs. U is a favourltc quarry because of Its excellent meat. It IS impoSSIble to make sense of poverly bas driven from the South .I OUTIng their two months of insecure presided oYer by Premier Robe" L. small plane lands 8r regular inler what is gOlOg on • hOSHi of rcfueees who have peopled The Guardian said on French freedom, the 6,000 resldeols of Ihe Bradshaw. lis local government IS vuls to bring in the mall and other The species common to this reg/on Is Gazella gutturosa The editOrial expressed sahsfac· the Northern urban slwns. ' PresideDI de 'Gaulle: "Now Ih~ 50 square mile island appealed un headed by • w.rden .en' from Sl. ,upplies. Oth~wlse the AngullI.ns This animal comes from the Helmand Valley. tlOn that the Ministry of Informs: "Their pligbl -.,as ,lone:. negleclcd General IS ftyiog further in the fnct:' successfufly to England, the United Kith and a local council of 13. II were left to theIr own deVices. tlon is planmng 10 reVise the relu by Senator Fulbdpt and:. .his' 001- of his own cabinet by gCling ahead Stales aod to ,the Uoi~ Nati.ons has only one seat !II the 13·mem Since they were deriving none of labons pertaining to the import and leagues. wilh the new social securt:~ for. aid in tWcomingr a 'ViabX!.StalO. ber House tJf Aaaoml>ly aa4:116 16 the henefils from the governmenr at exhibition of fU":,s an~ hoped that .. And Ibm it ...u equally nq;lcc plans.. , The General's lOcreao;; ng Parlly OUl (1f fear of hurting, on· polkemcn, like lhe wadren. are sent SI. Kills, Ihey felt they might be ·no the present situation Will be rectified. teu hy public men in Ilhe North .. authorlly suggests Ihat he is givmg other nation's' diplof'n*ic ~lttI1sibili from St.-Itjlt.. WOI~C off. if they struck out on theil Atlt~ com~ented o~ d"pq~d Thursday's Tho Bat" Wo'*lt, fbat 110 more thought 10 the morrow. II lies, partly because of bewil4ferment Anguilla is poor in everything uwn, So hy a vole of 1,813 to 5, the road aCCIdent In which a mall pirate radio, stationa' "ve '''PruDe- up he ever wanled to buifd l hiS Ilarly up over what could be done, but m~tfy bUI history. It was the first Eng- rColl/d. 0/1 page 4) pl.un&~ trucK skidded off the road and in south Russia and arc Interfering lo carry Gautlism on "after he \\ d!'t the Konar RIver kllHna: ..I. .. ed Into .•• With egal radiO cOmmUOlcattons. gone, he seems now ,li have' L1ball ..orne 37 passengers. ThiS once. alam It said the stations with names on doned the idea. The' future pt:tli:f n bnngs to the fore the queill of like "The Black Cat" and -rhe of post-Gaulljs( potmci':lob"ks ltl'lrC I t and the need for greater '. 108d sa e y 1 Paraslle" were run' by amateur radiO and more likc a return"tot the shift Another Test For Arab Nationalism Vigilance on the part 01. the prov n- broadcasters with unregistered eq' 109 .lIiances or:lhe..l'.1WUh-·Repub. lJyTAMIM l'lal traffic and public workl 8utho- , nhes, It said. The Kunar lramc de· ulpmenl. Ill' ,. fhough Ihe delails ll' any The current prominence of """tUI'llI. the Wamic period (up much of the Western world the new .•.uJialIees thu~~J>t~"!lttive. lh!'r.Miit<\Ie ~t ~n Jnterpaiipoal to the 17th eento",) and the mo- negative aspects of Arab nation' partment should be aware of the One' was broadcasting Jazz con a pattern or shrt~r1t' • ~oalHions afflilrs "Should not be dem period. In different period. racl that buses are often Qverloaded .S5ocIlrted alism and national leaders h.ve l:erts and another had .ransmilted inevlta~e Is 10 With palscngers and cargo. The pub• seems iJga4D. Ihis with the recent. w.r between Is" the intereat of the Weau-,m been emphasised. It is .Iso seen songs recorded from a Voice of he the obituary :01. ·Gaulliofm?" . raefle.hii1.the\JWiil!hbour!lla1Arab world has t.ken different forms '1(' works department shouId have that people grouped as nations seen to it that the road alone Ihe states, but sbould be considered . in the Arab world. and has.lnflu" enjoy their own n.tional feel" .s another course of the evolu' enfr-d the .reas in di~enf Ing. while not appreciating the ltllllllllllllllllllllllll~llllllllllllllllHITllIllllIllllIlIllllllll tlllllllllllil IHIII'III1I1I1111 II 1111111 lttllllil _ IllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUl1 tionasy develoPment of Arab na" W&Ys.• :The ·lUOst recent, claslies nation.lism of others. tlonal ·.aspirations from tbe pre" and' post-war aetivltles are yet The f.etors producing Arab ~,. S,' KHALIL. Edllo,-/a-C1tW/ r~.micJ pertod up to modern anolher in the series of interests n.tionalism .are m.ny-a com' ADVERTISING UTES times. ·LIkewise,· although much md conflicts' betweelt the Wes' Display: Columlt inch. Af. 100 man language, similar 'folkw.ys, can be-said "about the import" tern and'l:alltem poWer lJl~. mores, ideas, tastes, a common Classified; per fine, bold type Af. 20 S8AP~ ::0:::4~47 .nee of the Middle E.st .s be- .,Ar.b. :national feeljngs have· reJ,igion. .Consciousness of r.ce (~Jinimum seven lines per inrution) I ing the cradle for the develop· always' p1~. an import"!:!t role and other fa~tors constitute 8VII8C)RIPTION .•ATIl8 ment of three great wQrld relig" in the proceSli;' They ·have,- been . perv.sive value patterns .nd ser ac'oroe.tor:l~tllgratlon'atid~OOpe· Ve as a unifying principle of lite. Af, 1000 ions, the linking area of ASi., Yearly .. .. ~=~=_=~ For olher numbers' first dbl SWitehboardi=_". Europe and African continents, ration.-Ils well·as·,for ·disslPation For the Arabs the advent of These Hln.du Kush owls belong .lo the St.rlges group. ·olney· .. Af. 600 Half Yearly the containing /I1ost nf the world and conflict. Like most hi!inan IslI;lffi produced sust.ined na" are nocturnal predators with extremely keen senses, Swooping At 300 ~ Quarterly .. number 23043. 24028, 2()j)26 " supply of oil,· etc., the crucial behaviour

\ • ,', , '.. ' 'I, , - \ ." I' I '; ,; , ·,f i ...5:'~"''''- C" ;&:'.<'I'"" (Con/d. Iwm page 2) moved Arab nationalism in sup . .', \f/ .' " I ';'!..', port of the Palesthie ,relugees,. ~ nation and ~ new civilisation, the war 01 19:16, the eeonomlc, .. {I'", '.4;"\ Furthermore, for the Arabs the political' and millta:iy threat ,,01 " . Islamic period has been II labora an Imposed neighbOur state. have tOry for the emergence of natio ~I made the other constr;uctive I nal ideologies. factors of Arab nationalistn In , Arab national feelmgs have CIdental to the question of deal /' t ' ... been reviveCanada's contribution to a forms and producmg economIC ults of the recent war may be World BanI< 'consortium aiding TI1~ b~en ~y busines~men F~rah evolutIOn directed toward help another reviVing force of hatio Indian development, '~, will ,be firm has established of pro mg thc Arab masseS Pan-Arab nahsm and m this view .t 'S passed to buy Canadian mater. vince with the approval of the Ministry of Commerce. It will ex soclahsm developmg the ImPO hoped that It should also revive ials produced by Aluminium Co, port wool and carpets and also deal in some Imports, venshed feudal soclet.es has the baSIC element of nationalism, of Canada Ltd. been the more recent course that It IS an Arab war and ,hall The firm has already boulht a . "To reach W. loal,· ".the Prime Smce the end of World War II be concluded by the Arabs. large quantity of woo., worth At. Minister said" saCrifice and acUve Osman Anwgi delivers his openlnr I)Ieech welcomlnr the seminar par- most Arab states have been able BUCHAREST, Aug. 12, (Reu 000.000 and It is ready for export. and e1!eeUve' parUclpaUon by the 10 the face of great obstacles to ted.-Italian Foreign Minister Five carpet weaving plants hove people hi all fielda of life are ,requir achieve to some degree such I AmlOtore Fanfani Yesterday en been IOstalled and two exper~ arc ed in all the countries of the world, goals as the above parU~ularIY ded an offIcial 'visit to BUChar traming 10 students in the craft. It in the developlria n8.. Jirgah Discusses The most iJllportant part of. est during whIch he and Rum IS hoped thllt by the end of the year tlori., Anwari Welcomes Geology Nejat High Sch~ Arab natIOnalism followmg aman leaders expressed their 20 machines will be at work. _ "Our aim is that all, with perae.. World War 1I has been the un anxiety at eXlstlOg world tension The Prime Mimster in his mes verance and strOhl determination Education Budget Just questIon of Palestme In Seminar Participants Building To Cost CARTB1DGE and stressed the need for sus sage told the shareholders of the should be en",ed In workinl for KABUL. Aug 13, (Bakhtar) ternatlnnal ZiOnISm and the ar Bradshaw declared hIS govern tamed peace efforts firm iliat social, economic. and poli 'the progress of the country, They UNESCO Sponsors 3-Week Studi~ tIfiCial state of Israel have re- should not hesitate to meet their -The budget of the Ministry of menl was on the verge of bUilding tIcal changes in any country demand Education was discussed by the Over Af_147 MilliOn ~, a cold slorage plant, Installmg a We offer to our customers new They sll essed the Importance the raising of the standard of living own needs throy,eh hard work, 60 By A Staff Writer that with .the help of one another Wolesi Jlrgah Yesterday Dr KABUL. Augpst 13. dial telephone system and Improving and antique cal'pets at low prices. The carpets of stcengthenlOg cooperation am of the people and also the provision Abdul Zahlr pres.ded ba~ed baSIC and joint etrorls m the moral and By Our Own Reporter the air striP when the revolt came. are of different sizes. ong all countnes 0n the of the facilities for educatl1on, Abdui Razaq Z,a»ee, deputy The first regional training course semiaar on modem methods so the AngUllians are holdmg him PllnCJples of natIOnal independ· food. he~lth and housing. material sense we solve our prob.. of minerai resources prospecting was Inaugurated yestenIay at The new Nejat High School the pen Opposite Blue Mosque, Share Nau lems of lite." minister for admm.stration of bUlldmg WIll cost 8,170,000 DM WeaTher Forecast 10 hIS pledge under the new agree ence and soverClgnty, equal the Foreign MiOlstry, partiCtpa the Kabul unlverslty by Dr. Mohamll\ad Osman Anwari. tile menl Tel: 24935 rights and non.mterference in ~ptem (over Af 147 million). The gov thai needs Maiwandwal Receives ted In the morning meeting of Mlnlster of Education The training cources will last until ernment of the Federal Repubhc In addillon AngUIlla IS 10 gel the affa'rs of other states UWe are happy to &ee," Maiw8nd no ink bottle the Fmancial and BudgetarY Af ber 6. 75 olher Improvements. a local cOnsla Album From Johnson wal said in his messaae, "that our of Germany WIll pay per cent NEWLY IMPORTED KABUL, Aug 13, (Bakhtar)- people have reaUled the problems fairS Committee of tlie House. of this and the Afghan govern' SkIes throughout the country bulary. and a stronger voice In lhc He replied the questlons of the During thIS penod the parttcl PakIStan and one from Thallaod ment the re/1laining WIll be mainly clear. Yesterday federal government . CAIRO, Aug, .12, (DPA), Robert Neumann, the ambassa which the country i8 facina and are ~nd deputIes on the Fore.gn Mims pants from 8 nations wllI see vanous tbe warmest region of the coun fransistor Radio- phonographs, dry-eell electric op The US Central InteUigence Ag dor of the United States of Ame rendering appr'-'able service in' all All except one from Indones.a aod Th.s was dIsclosed by Moham- The Anguillans are apparcnlly try budget, Sites where prospecting IS being car· try was Farah with a high of paCified, bUI they arc snU wary and erated thee band (two short wave, one medium) at low ency (CIA) IS plotting to over nca met Prime Ministet Mo' parts of the country. ' cne from IndIa b .. orrived. mad Akbar Saifi, president of ha~mad "The initiative of the people of In the Meshrano Jirgah the ned OUI. mcludlng the H8Jigak Iron Experts from Austna, the Federal the construction section in the 42 C, 107 F. as rcady as before to assert lhelr . . throw the natIOnalist Sudnne$e HashIm Maiwandwal price. development budgets of the Hel ore mInes where large depoSIts of Republic of Germany, Poland. and Education Mimstry, who return The coldest region was North Independence If thIOgs dnn't work government and replace it with yesterday mornlOg and hand.ed Farah in establishing a wool and Choose your pen at ai~8 mlUld Valley Authority and the rich orc have been found Salang with 6 C, 43 F. , out Abdul Baqui. radio-seller, Jade Nadir Pashtoon, first a regime willing to s.gn an ar him a letter from US. Pres.d carpet weaving firm, which .. at Ihe USSR, the aelmg dlreclor of ed to Kabul last week after a mIstice WIth Israel, UAR Mid ent J ohoson and an album of improving production and augfnent Crllvemment MonopolIes for the In hiS Inaugural speech Dr. An UNESCO's south ASIa sc.eoce co- month's v.sit to the FRG. Wind speed yesterday was 5·7 (CONTINENTAL PRESS) part. (Street between f{hyber Restaurant & Jade Maiwa-, current Afghan Year were ap wan welcomed the participants and operalion office and one member knots per hour (il mph). dle East' News Agency (MEN) photos of outer sPacE! taken by ing export! to earn toreim exehange, nd) Telephone: 24870 proved, F.ftY-slx Senators etten referred to these opportunities to each from Kabul Unoverslty and the During his stay in the FRG The temperature In Kabul at reported Yesterday, the U.S, spacecraft sJ:owing Af is laUdable. ghanistan, The album was pre It io expected that other buslne..... ded the meeting, which was pre get acquainted With Afghanlstan's Mmlstry of Mmes aod Industnes SaW visited several school buil at 930 a.m. was 28 C, 82 F. Hamidzada Store, Share s.ded over by Dawi. were mtroduced by Dr Mohammad Idings..... and con~cted officials at Yesterday's temperatures: sented to Maiwandwal by John men in Farah province and other resources. He said their efforts -Nau Matin store Jade Wi] WIll Increase their own knowledge Sidiq, the Vice-rector of the Uno- the. ~'orelgn, Fmance and Edu- Kabul 33 C 13 C --~~------~--~~_~~-~~-'l',~ son. (Con'~, IH'~ ayat on 41 i _ ...... ------and contnbute to the development versily, cation Mmistnes there. 91 F 55 F ------:- of the regioo Followmg are short biograp~i~s The foundatIOn stone for the Kandahar 39 C 21 C Dr Anwar! was followed by Ka 102F 70F of some of the seminar partIel· I new school buildIng here was Herat Se~.~s Ch~u bul Unlversily Rector TouTJs)ai Ete.. pants. laid by Pres.dent Henrich Lu 37 C 21 C Kosygin Note To modi who thanked UNESCO and • Professor Naslny of Kabul Uno- ebke when he VISIted Kabul five F F 98 70 verslty was born In 1908 He re- months ago. Ghazn.i KABUL, Aug. 13. (Bakhtar). the International' Atomic Energy 31C 61C I PrIme Minlster Mobammad Ha Agency for jointly organ.Slng th~ ceived hiS B.S. from University of " . 88F 61F' Protesting 'Attack· On Ship , shim MaiwaDllwal was received MOSCOW, August (DPA). semmar He expressed hiS pleasure Berlin. Professor NaslrlY alleoded The school sIte occupies a Jalalabad 37 C 25 C 13, . .. f 64,000 SQ m. area (about 20 ~e- in audience by HIs ~esty the Soviet Prime MInIster Ale~1 Kosygin last night sent a telegram at welcoming the participants of Heidelberg URI.emly to work Or ).te th A' H t I" 98 F 77 F hiS doctor's degree which he rc- re~, OP~SI e rlana 0 e I Ma.are Sharif NO King at Gulkhana PaIa&:e. to Chinese PrIme Mlnstef' phoU En-lai protesting against Red Kabul Unlverslty's second seminar 39 C 26 C this year. CClved 10· 1936• Sa.f. sa.d. 102 F 79 F KABUL, Aug. 13, (Bakhtar) Guanl attaeks on the crf.W of the Soviet ship Svlrsk In the BeSIdes the 10 Afghan plirhcl' (COn/d, on IH'lle 4) (Con/d. on palle 4) Bast 40 C 22 C Mahmood Feroughi, the 8IIlbas Chinese port of Daly. pants 10 the lralolng course. two 104 F 72 F sador of Iran, paid a courtesy call The telerram ""Id the Soviet ,.ov- sure the safety of the crew, the re- are from Ceylon, four from India, , , fl.-"{1O ted the ui"".....~ate turn of the captam and othcr crew on Mimster Without Portfolio ernment expec ._.,..". b d th hlp and the two from IndoneSia, one from Ma '\ Dr. Mohammad Anas Yesterday adoption of appropriate mealll1ret" members a oaf e B . laYSIa, two from Nepal, three from j b the Chinese aovernment to ClP:~ unhindered departure of th~f shiP N. Viet Says 100 Civilians morning. y . The telegram continued' Despite Gen~ral Mohammad Yousuf, t" the Soviet government's note of Pakistan ambassador, and Dr. 7tlh Chinese Test Killed Or Wounded In Raid Gerhard Moltmann, FRG ambas Publishing Dept_ To AUlust II, the Chin""" authorities, In violation of elementary norms of sador, paid courteSY calls on Mi TOKYO, August 13, (AP). u~tice D~ -d lnternational law, are continumg to Likely In Autumn «$'LF£OO rt3 Dlster of J' Mohammad Seek UNESCO Ai,. detain the Soviet ship Svirsk in port North Vietnam said. Sat~ay "more than 100 I'lvlllans were killed Ehsan Taraki in the afternoon Daly. Acts of rude violence and af TOKYO, Aug 13, (DPA).-ChIna or wounded, and many houses destroyed" In U.S. alr raids on KABU L. AUI. 13, (Bakhl"!). IS likely to conduct its seventh nu· ~~ bltr.r1ness are being committed Hanoi during the weekned. KABUL, Aug, 13, (Bakhtar). The tiXeCuhve committee of; clear bomb test thiS autumn by book publishing departm~nt 'yester QgainlSt the vessel's captain and The statement was made by the strafe the Biell brIdge and a number ARIANA CINEMA An unprecedented cut ia the Khalilullah Khalili, Mghan am members of the crew The captain means of a medium range balUstic price of Shah Pasuul veretable bassador in Jiddah who is also day decided to approach uN~O North Vietnamese Forei&ll Minister ot residential quarters In the centre and some members of the crew have rnlssUe (MRBM). the Tokyo Dally and its text was broadcast by Hanoi and on Ihe oulskirJS of "HanoI" A.I 2, '\. 7 30 and Y 10 pm all. th.s country's envoy m Amman, for assfstance to expand the d~part been seized Bnd taken to an unknown Nlhon Kelzai reported Saturday" and monitoted here HanOI described the latest U.S EnglISh ~Im In FarsJ PRESS FOR ment's activltLCS. Shah Pasaad-the best veeet f1WA,T recently presented h,s credent. destlnation Quoting informed sources in the air stnke aa:ainst the North os "a liME able "II available. lals to King Hussein of Jordan The meellng, presided ov~r by Japanese Defence Agency, the paper It saId, "the U.S. aggressors have new and extremely serious step of .. A group of rampaglOj" persons Slarrlllg Norman Wisdom , Mohammad Ebrahim Kandaharl. speculated that the missile, with a been c;iully punished." But repOrts war escalation taken in the hope of PARK CINEMA " president of th~ Government Press, has stormed aboard the ship, bteak Shah Pasaad-tasty. laealtb7. shootmg range of 1,500 to 2,000 tun. from Saigon said there were no re- sangh kl the moeoral t theleV tna .. ~ }O, \ }O and 8 p m and dependable. deCided to prepare a list of raw, lng' down doors, destroymg the ship's mIght be shot mto the Indian Ocean. Porls from Ihe American command quarters nnd equipment, and creat mese people" Frent.:h lJnem(lS(:0pc cOluur film Yoa can bll7 your 8ba1a Pa Arri~a!s materials needed for prlntiol books The Defence Agency, it pointed. of any U.S plane beml' downed "These aavage bombings which And 6~ ing danger to the very life of So~ III Llr'\! I RAIN D EN,.t.R sand from lUl7 store In tile te-. N41ROBJ mcludmg tons of pape!, 10 tons oul had recently oblnlned Intem ov~r North Vietnam in Friday's raids, took place rll'ht alter US PreSIdent of hard paper for book covers, (jlms vIet seamen gen'ce that Peking had already dis· despite the heavy detences Johnson deCided to dispatch more Departures and pnntiol ink.. "Chineae local authorllies are tak patched several hundred test obser· The statement said that an pl~ns ing no measures whatsoever to stop ,Amencan troops to South Vietnam 13, The publishIng department vattoD experts to thina's southeast August 11 and 12, ·'U.S planes on and pressed US satellites to send KABUL, Aug, (Bakhtar).-Dr these acts ot lawlessness and arbi several occasions came to bomb and Sayed Mohammad Sadeq, director of 10 bnng out a book a wOl'k WIth ern dIstrict bordering on India there more mercenary troops, prove BAGH))A" UNESCO assistaoce, , trariness laboralorles 10 tbe Pubhc Health Mi· ·'This shows that the Chmese Side Unlike the prevIous tests, the that the US Imperialists obdurate~ How about having your relatives or ntstry. who had gone to London a At a meetnig in Tokyo u"l!"r the commg miSSile firmg would be con· ly contmue to iDlensl!y and expand auspIces of UNESCO in 1!J6ver ) Our people step from Our swilt Boemg.Jet at the studies under Fulbright scholarships And with the arrival 0 c. young, in the cities they visit. It presented. Amencan air base an were gl'ven The spokesman declined to tansed zone between the two Viet transfer pOInt for Kabul, there WIll be no warneS, smce our ( ambassadors from 24 ceuntrles of one in the Baho.r Theatre yester- a great welcome by the guards. reveal any details.of the new nams station personnel is walling already to gUIde and help BI~TN,:G Ama~ullah ev~niog. I Dr. RascuI, president the Commonwealth, the face of day A large. number of Eveo after Ihelr lO-hour d... ye m.litary moves but saId that K Olher supplies carned across the 0B of the statistics section in the Kargha has changed. They .re people watched the ahllW. .. everyone was teo excIted to sleep, there was a "federal military -~ ~,...... Commerce Ministry, and GhulBm camping in a sman city with a care- Five buses of the expedlt.oo ar- They played volleyball. washed presence" in the Midwest re bndge are redirected from Hanoi on Ih~ to the various roads and railwp,ys l--or detaIled InrOlmallon please call your usual lATA-Travel fa well a 1o: LONOON-FRANKFURT ..GENEVA-ROME-MOSCOW Farouq. a member of the Unl!ed free mood. One who. d,,<:s not !'J'ow rived in Kargha Thursday" The down coaches and checked gIon. Nations department of the ForeIgn about Comex wlll Qat Immedl~~ly remaining six arrived yesterday radios leading south to the Gia pass over A&:cnt or the LUlChansa-Offlce We shall be very glad to ev~nlng. whIch they pass Into Laos and down tell you all about It \CAJRO-BEIRUT-OHAHRAN -TE!"IIIAN -KABUL-XARACHI'-OACCA Mml~try left Kabul yesterday tN, realise whether it is an expedItIon Apparently the delay was Federal troops made further G~neva ' ~o particlp~te in the from Utopia rnanif~tinl pleasure because one of the buses had some At 5 0 P m they were off agam progress in their advance on the "Ho Chi Minh trail" to be infil I KHATHANDU -RANGOON- aANTON 'SHANGHAJ (bopefu~y) UNCTAD board Illeellng, and simple Iivinl and on the next lec. of the Journey-to Enusu, capital of Blafra, the trated IOta South Vietnam. --- . . unde\'takms trouble, , .1 U S. high thlnklDl, or an The expedilloO IS OQ It> way to Vlenns. spokesman 88ld. TheY captured A spokesman said Alf Force U,K, Kumar Singh, ao ECAFP engaged jn propalating a _fpfinite Pakistan and India, where a Comex One boy had 10 be ordered nom. the town OPI which is consider 'fhunderchief and Phantom bombers offiCial. arrived here ~ursd~Y lo culture from We~tern Burop",. conferenc~ IS to be held. The ex, after a medIcal ch~ck. He had left ed a stronghold of Bisfran troops yesterday claimed four direct hits .$pa~n Lufthansa ~ .' participate in the Astan Hlghwav It made one b.appy to watch \l1em pedition will be back in Afgbanis BrualO unwell. defending the capital on a central of the mile-tong e meeting. so joyous and carefree. Bllt_ It was tan on its way home in mid-Sep The expedlllon then went through bridge, demolishing the Span PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES ~med PIA· frustrating to find that they Belgrade SkopJe and Istanbul aod The sPokesman den.ed r'" Aerial reconnaissance pbotolraphs Ezat Sultanov a/1d' AbduUah Ka to feel thI~ happh\eu .was not for te~; Comex expedition, reports aloog th~ Black Sea coast into Iran ports that Nigena IS receiving released by the U S. Command to rlmov of the Soviet UnIon, who had ~herin'l- Soviet military llllllistance and day showed a yawn!nll lap in the Kabul Shar·e NOli, Phone 22501 , Ix·th Gemini delayed its departure from and Afgbamstan come to Kablll two. weeks ago for YOW1lste~ .n~t After entering Pakistan the that Soviet military advisers bridge where the span,was cleanlY They do~t m w. B.rltain' by, ""veral days and leff the International s.emtn8r on ..manuc;" athers who call)" ,Co them. (Conld, on pag_ 4) ! will come to Nigeria. cut away cnpts, returned home "f,hursday. There is no ,..at attempt to win Dover-JUly '19.

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