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I , . .' . PAGE 4 TH~ KABUL' TIMES MAY Hi; 1968 -,---~..,....~"'-'''''-:''''''';~~-,",-~---,-,----+_'':''''''''''';'. "- --_.:--'---,-- oJ " , : , , ' d # .. J ., ' ,., '. ~ .. ~ ",l . r ~~~<:~,"h~~ ,~~~!.}n ,~~.te~: ~ /--,~ ~ I .. l' ,'" \_ I ,I Attends HouSe~s QU~sfion, ffour E,teinadi~ ", ,L ,t r ' • I FOR'SHEER ~abul.. Since Ia1tlng, the, offi,,!, Ilf Ihe Pri- . By Wakel>een provInces was signed In 'me Mlrilster, Noor, AhtnajYinter rct"ss.of an agreement for twn United States -. ., ' ." lhe Parliament was over about two loans to Afghanistan totalhng which is to be hcld in Kabul in Au­ ~ ""I' - S~;":""'" gust on Ibe occasIon of Afghan,s VOL. V:II, NO. 50 months ago, he wanted to coml' ,to $16,600,000. KABUL, MbNDA¥, MAY 20, 1968 (SAUlt 30,1347 S.H.) r ••••;PRJCE AF~ 4 the House of Representlitives. One of Ihese loans $12,000,000 tanft 50th independence aoniversary.· .. will serve the growing residential One of the aims of lhe exhibItion -B-u--d--d~h""~!""""E-';'r-a-M--us-e-u-m- • . - Before ~be deputies asked tbelr and industtia1 needs of the more IS to boost trade, including the cxp-­ Fede,~~l, '1;~o0!f.::: questlnns, the Prime MiOl.ter in a lban one miUion people m Helmand­ ort of Afghan-goOds to foreign co­ brief statement said lbat a8 expou' Arghandab- VaUoy. untnes In this connection an offi­ ndea ID the policy statemeill of his Cial of the Minislry of Commerce re­ Overrun, Biafrll's government when be soughl a vote The other loan of $4,600,000 will vealed lasl week thai Ihe minislry IS Opene'd In 'Hadda of confidence from the HOUSe thc be used 10 prepare final pillns for the studying the po$slbilily of selling up , government considers mutual good­ land imp/ovemenl programme of . a mobile exhibll of Afghan goods .Port Harcourt and produets to tour countrics whe­ will, cooporatio/l and trusl between Helmand Valley AUlhority. The Ka­ LAGOS, May 20, (Reuter)--Niger­ re market for their sale eXlsls the Exectlve and Legislature the only Jaki plant which will yield more than a Relics Unearth£d- Stand Ian federal troops have entered Port The offiCIal in parhcalar named way to administer the country and 150,000 kilowatts is pla­ Hnrcourt-Biafra's last remainIng atlain objectives, AustralIa, the Scandanavlan countries national nned to have 16,5 megawatt turbane Disc~very supply link With Ihe oUlside world Japan and New Zealand as potenlHll On Site Of I He said, lbal tho Executive during generators -and seJud control of the city, ra­ I this time not permilted Itself tll markets for Afghau exporls. He saId I has In other news of Ibe week a plan dIO Nigena reported yesterday. ~be that the MlDlstry of Commerce was JALAlABAD, May 20, (Bakhlar) -Tnformation and Culture int'lrkre politically with work of operatIon Which w,lI enable the The port-which IS also Blafra'8 of Legislature. He also lauded the 8 '" contacl with Colombo Plan mem­ l\1intster Dr. Mohammad Anas yesterdny afternooh maugurated I Afghan government to establish key lndustnal and 011 cenlre was actions taken by various committees ber countries and the Untted Nations central unit for tbe Regional Edu­ the Buddhic period museum," Hadda and the Nangai-har Public over run tty troops of Nigena's third as well as the meetings nf the Ho- Development programme to secure l'ltJOnal Development Programme I.I brary in J alalabad army commando dIVISIon under use extremely imporlanl and d~ the npproprlBte assIstance 10 form· 9J1 and also to set pliol regIonal educa­ It IS Ihe first museum of Its kind to be organIsed in Afghanls­ Col. BcnJamm "scorpion" Adekunle I - Hcate matters of national importance JOg such n tlml. :0 , tl-ooal development ctntres in two Ian as hlstoricnl relIcs unearthed sland In theII" flrIgmitl placc. Saturday Dlght., accordmg to army The Kabul UnJverslly seismic wllh shelters bUIlt on them. sources In Lagos stallon \\ as opened in Kargha World News In Brief' I,, , They reporled Ibat the federal tro­ vesterday The rector of the Ka­ A~IMAN May 19 (Reuter) -ted' no hazard to people or ma- There wcrc 34 stupas, w,lh Slud the Items nrc from 2 to 4th ops moved m from Port Harcourt bul l'nn ers'ty Touryalal Etema­ Brando their relatcd arches, ond some JOldal"'l1nn ~lnd 151ae1l fon.'es last lin.. life' Czech Action Programme' centunes ad airport 8 km from Ihe city, whicn dl (Ibml from right), the deputy (Conftnu'd from page 3) 2500 pIeces of other valuable ,t­ Ana~ Olght exchanged machlllegun fl------Later Dr oDcned thc thcy captured On Friday. reclol Dr Mohammad Slddlq directed by Italian Rille Pontecorvc, ,e fo, 10 m,nutcs In the southelll I.ONOON, May 19, (OPA) (Continued from pag, 2) The CommunISt Party of Czecho· ems uncovered In Shototak hill Nangarhar PubliC Llbrnry III .Ia­ They met no heavy resistance and (second from left) the U.S. Am­ whose film "The battle of Algiers' ,n Hadda In three excavatIOn se_ reglOl\ of the JOldan Valley ac- Pdots of the Bnllsh Overseas create conditiol18 and to open space slovakm will conhnue to take &0 lalabad Col Adckunle moved hIS headquar­ bassador in Kabul Robert Neu­ for an International BSSCl'itiOn of our actIve share In the gtruggle for the wus banned 10 asons The excavatIOns were con­ Set up by PrOVInCial Dep'" l­ ters mto th~ city at first light ye~· mann (tbird from Icft) and Ma­ COl c1I1lU In d m1l1tarv spnkesmarl AII'ways CorporatIon started a k~lo-ruse culture A WIde mfiuence of our ullIty of the mtcmatJonal commu~ Brando said It was not too latc , \ ducled by a Leam from MrnlstTy !TIenl of Inf01 matlOn and Cultu· terdoy cClllrc. Ibc chleI of USAID (first hel e \\ 01 stnke Saturday to enfOlee claIms for salary LOcrea· science and arts abroad hel". effec­ nlst movement, (or the strengthen­ 'to solve the race problem In the .of Information and Culture hen re the Ilbl al y has somp .iOOO bo­ Most of Ihe two diVISions of 8m· from ri~ht) were present The ded by Dr Shahy Bye Mostam­ HONG KONG May 19 t Reu­ lively to prove Ibe advantages of mg of the coordinatJOn of ac110n of UOlled Slates If wh,tc and black nks Dl Anas expressed the ho­ fran troops dcfcndlDg the city ret· nc\\s "as rarned In the Kabul starl talkmg to each other HIt Will be andl. head of Ihe Instllute of Pe Ihal Ihe lIbraries of the Nan­ reated to 1hc northwest, toward the lell ('hll1(Sl' FOlelAn Mlnlstel soclahsm and the possibilities of an the Communist PartlOS WIth all pro TI mrs Yesterday Archeology ~arhar Ch('1l VI h;JS 11'Itelated hiS COUIl­ I~ARACIlI May 19 (OPA) actIve policy of peaceful C~)I1S­ grcsslve forces aqUict summer, one tempered by Medical College, Clnd t:le heartland of the Ibo lnbal area ro· commurucatlOn," he predicted Speakmg On the occaSIon, Dr Nangarhar Teachers TI amtng: Co_ und Owenl tn: S Vle\\ that the Vietnamese' Nilt th Vietnamese Ambassador tence Tbe Commuwsl Party of Czecho­ so·call~ Anas said. "Ihe establishment of lI~ge wa~ cnrnmullIsts \\ould \·..In If thev !\1mh Loan cunently on a VlSlt slovakIa Wl1J fully aVaIl Itself of lIs He said the black cxtr' will cQQI'dlllate then actiVI­ Pori Harcourt airport Blbfra's Our forelgo polIcy has nol made thiS museum Will have a gleat ties 50 that the public may get ('Ollt lnll' d w fight t/l Peking today called on F01­ speCIfic POSSibilities of establlshln8 emlsts he had spoken With wcre not only fcaslble large-scale hnk for use of all pUSSlb,lities 10 act effe<:· filled wllh bale for lbe whItes "It role In mtroducmg the past hiS­ the utmost of their books. and SpCdklng 1l a leuptlon last elgn Mmlster MIan Ats.had Hus· contacts With soclahsf, peaceful and arms and ammunttlons shipments DE GAULLE tlvely, It did not show,enough JOlt18 capltall~t Isn't a questIon of race agalOst race tory of AfghaUlstan to the outSI­ other readlllg materials stored In Ilndll In hnncllil of a Jomt GUI. alll In Islamabad . democratIC forces 10 the lis capturc strengthen the federar t1ve 10 presenting Its own Views on a de wmld" them Dr. Anas Inspects one of tbe relics In the museum pomted out by Dr Shabl Bye Mustamandi. (COn fill lied frOm paRr I) 1If'.lIl*~l.dl:Jn 111('ndshlp delega­ and developmg countnes It Will but group ago lOst group," he said government's pOSitIOn In the peace 11111'" \\,IS \\olklllQ Itwl(' at 40 number of Important mtemahonal 01 Anas saId Ihe ,eslabllsh­ llnll \\huh .1l11\,{'c! III Peking on contrtbUle to an expansion of the Brando called on Americans to 1alks duc to open In Kampala, Ug­ tr:lffl~ lS,mes The Cenlral Committee of the I: He cxpressed the hope thal ment of a pupllc IibralY. beSIdes 1'( I U III IOf 110l1l131 hut Fllet,lv lht' Chinese foreign ml­ forms of cooperalton and 10 the donate one per cent of then saJarIes anda, on Thursday JilIN dl'... t~llll:(,. 1I 3111S bet\\('en Present Coalition CommuntSl. Party of CzechoslovakIa, 10 clv,1 fights cauSlCS In a bid to the public and the foreIgn lou­ the already existing speCialised nlslt.'1 S,j d tL" US pOSition was coordlOatlon of the policy of the In a dawn broadcast heard 10 La­ \\('Il' Ibe NatIonal Assembly, the Govern­ rlsts Will find pleusUl e In seemg libraries, will greatly contllbute 1\1110,; dnd ('elstCIJ1 F'ldnc(' ~('ttll1" mOI(' ,wd morp cllme,,11 CommUnist Partlcs whale. attaching "buy tlmc" to prevent race catast· Treaties Should Be Conc'luded' Onl Basis gos, LI Col Odumcgwu 0lukwU, tbc ment and the respective Mmistry ~nowledgc I linn ng ,dmo~t normally May Continu.e greal Jmportance to IDtcrnatlllnal rophe the large array of objects found to promotion of of Blafran leader, said that the' second, must s~ily overcome Ihose shorl· In the heart of the hlslonc hill In The government hastily put n VANDF.NI1F.RG AIR FORCE party consultations He was giVing 12 per cent of hiS the public the province es- guerrilla-type phase of Blafra's st II so~ Of Free [Consent, Dr. Tabibi Tells Meeting dlm\ Governing Italy comings and consistently see to In Hadda, a slle already well kn_ peCiallY tndlVlducds who for 11('et o[ lOlllQS Into .lcllon IlASE (,d,f,,'n'a Mav 19 IReu­ Income to <.:Ivil fights, but only hIS nIggle to retam ItS mdependence was ROME, May 19. (Reuter)--Italy's Ibat our forelgo pohcy mlgbl fully own to scholars and histOrians Fol/nwm,; IS a \/WlllU1n of the hpt\\ltll tIll' (Jpllal ilnd thl' maIn It''l \ United Statl?::; air {rllce and bUSiness manager know for sure how me reason 01 other have bccn jJllnclples of the' Charter'," alth­ lIOns about to begm centro-left coalltlon parties are stro­ express both the natioMI and Ih. ------_. speclaliSlOg In thiS area, and the \1:H'L',h ddlll'rtr! h\ Dr AbduL Ha­ "'Uhlll h ... na\y planes yesterday searched the much that was, he said unable to complete theIr formal ough some of Its members had That was the reason fOl the "We shall all have to return to" d'lpi\l\ ngly favoured to retam power In IOternatlonal mterests of the socia­ pre-IslamiC el a of the world educatlon up to higher degr ees k,m 1 al"I", tl/l Afghal/ dt'legale to pxplPssNI the Vll'W that other Onb \\as excepted to be se~ of the CallfDrma coast for Brando said he beheved that thiS glOWing Importance of the eco­ our homes, If necessary behInd en· general electIOns today and Mon lIst Cz.echoslovalua Dr Anas pralsed the serVices Govel nor of Nangarhar Dean '''1 VIll/eel NatlOlt\ COnf('reme 011 kept almoo,;l completeIv Idle AIr tl al:e:-. of;] Nimbus weather SPORTS GOODS If Negroes failed to make progres.", 101 InS of oressUie IncludIng eCO­ nomic 01 gnns of the Umted Na­ emy lines We shaH torment and har­ , A full devolopm

.- It~( 1/ 1;\ ,J1.\,\h ~l~f\ ; ,~ l\'j,),pl', <'~I'~\~~ . t~~,~ ~,J~~ t~~ )lti~,/~ II ~i:.'h~1 lL~~~~t~ib:~.\~I"~:1il(,1~JI}l vr'~ 'Ar~~fJ~{?k n~:! ,tr!,! f, 'I;'\Ii 'r)';, \ I"" •• h l I, l "~'i"', \ ,. -" \\~j, t_ l:f:' J.,!\ 'i> 1"1 ~'r: .. \ 1 ~;.t1i' ~_~\ It''l'. 1''".' , , .' 1 ,!':l (,,'... ~~i~.'. It,.;\! \'1, 1 .1~lt'l"'J:'i" ,1 ,. ,tliie ,,.'. '. .taJemul 'fWMI Pub...... -, ~, (3) "~~e question of slavery. of a more just world the Com-' uld abandon the' line of recrimi­ heres of Ufe mcludiog econOmiC and Secretary 'It IIII11111111 '11tl1ltlmnmltf'tlm,",",",111UIll"''"flit, IJMIIlIIIIIIl'" ullum...... Mnnu· "n"':'""t.nJ.'~n..""'IIIUIIIIUUlllIlllJWrlll"INUlIJlIII""wt&II11tl""",,III,"III,;"I""IU ~ year. , , The re'lJort is divided up into. se­ DlIltee plafed the DN\.tp emphasis nallon, Since the facts hadtbeen Press On Women; political at:'llVllles, and betler met­ The cano<>nlsts, 'Madam wIll By A Staff Writer ven parts. 'The first four }larts on the odilllls'.uId iJltoler~b1e's!. lllllll SlDte brought "out info the hods for rlllsmg chIldren. halle to alter their attitude from deal witb questions of organisa­ tilation which at present obtains open and clearly esta&lisliea, olle of sOlemn Criticism about PUBLIC ,HEALTH CAlI PMGN tion: tbe fifth part eontain,s' the ;n southe", Africa. The state of degiil/iation to ZhwandoGD Introduces Mrs Babaeva sa,d that so far se­ the husbandls late arrival at A natlouswfde caml>algn Is required to fIIIIt v.arious draft resolutio~ su~ Throughout'tbe disciJ!illlllJlS,.... which the African pOpUl.itions in veral representatives of Afghan wo­ night tll something almost the against mUa and dust aDd to promote ell• b __ lIaS ... lie M fJ'be ··e · en, ~ dlsro....' milte'd to tbe'Cominlltee together arthe,d and the systematic poli- thIS regIon were reduced was no men organIsations have VISited So­ reverse ental bytlene for the sake of J)l'OIIlotlag p_t­ ~I. iaIe .. . IeeaJ ....IlI. with the \relevant amendmenta r:y of racial discrlDllnaUon and longer open to doubt, The time ~o Mghan Women Singers. viet Umon dunog which they have If modern trends in the Just , __bt • JnIt "'Itet'ht 'HOsner ~ The siJqh part IS concerned WJtb segregation applied in Southern had therefore come resOlutely to ive medlcb>e and pby&lcal ...en-belnc .f tile _ By A Staff Writer ob6ervcd the actiVities of vanous begun female tevoluttOn cqntm­ the voting on the dr;l.(ts, and the 'Rho<;lesia and m the 'Portuguese take specifIC and effective mea­ wOmen 'institutions m that countJ;'Y, Ie, As Ihlnp are, aaaay pans •• the aid dO III c...... '. ' us t sh. are loiliid In The weekly Zhowandoon re whIch ended m dIvorce She sa,d ues and are -supported by the ch,­ last part c:orJtains the resollltions ,dc>minated African territorIes we- Stires to bring about with tbe'ml­ She said that actiVIties conducted ckcn·hearted husbands In the Kabal Ud ey.,.. -e puts .. the _ red'esUal 7 !z !Lo'-a, m ••fC.lliliIeYe'....'tIlese ..... f cently started an mterestmg se' lhat she Will nev"r try a thlFd PUt ..(tile·, ' 'tM!o'e 'a.erore as adopted by the ComriJi"ee. re denounced and censured m nimum delay'the total erirdica­ withm Ihe framework of Afghan name of love, the army of women areas .... best be descrlW as 'renn blcaaton', !. ' ... _ In accordance with General the stronge8t terms. tlbn ot the scourage prevailing lies to mtroduce Afghan artists lime because she 'has fa,led 1T\ tile 'It',I.,t 116' ..hie Women Society provldt useful oc- are sure to mvade the world of Due to bck of a proper s seven ....ce 01 the colonialist sYstem ment It was stressed that apar­ and conversmg With 111. n('lW 28, started singmg lollS threat for pallUc heal... ~ Is perftapo • mfr· 1& Is • "ld' '.' "_ ..__ were 8dDPted, two were rejected, ...b,le others again conSidered theld, far from being on the wa­ Plgn artlts viSiting AfghaOlstan ,.'1l' WdS III years old and Slf.lCe .~ acle that people In ..",. eltles Itve to b! I 5e ...Idb·mr_ '7 ' .... db' dea- and the lenth was withdrawn by tbat the pallcy of apartheId led ne IS spreading beyond the fran­ Seven years ago for the first then has bUilt up a great repu- lime Rukhsh9:na's VOIce was t ILIon Sima Ratlq and Over .... 1& Is t 'I:au 'a Ib-e ! '''.... te the sp<)I1sIOts, IneVItablY to genocide tiers of South AfrIca and that the All recogmsed that apartheId racist reg,mes of Southern Rho- beard over RadiO Afgh~nlstan Zhel1a 31so marrled tWIce but Now that summer is approach'n&, and tt.e ~ la_I, 7' 'I.,...... thea .,.... MIaI. The Committee carried out Its It IS al tImes interesting to know and the BYstemallc pohcy of rae (COllllnutd 0" Pagt 4) Smce then she h"s acqul1'ed fa. ""like Rukhshana she hapPily h. of epj,demIe -- eI,~. ... 'hiPel.. aM 'Detr • lUIiIZ functIOns earnestly, in full awn- ...... h.l! cI seuc'ary who IS perfonntng break the cholera Is ttue...... _ me and thousands of admirers In VI'S wllh her second husband ---, .I hosl of offll.:e Jobs feels about her Irom other countries In t!IJs recloa. It Is tIaoe _ tile...... 7 'fM1 c..-au.. 10 -..e .. deW. ------,------ICabuJ and around the c!..untl y She has two children one from let ....,. .. efty IIIHI _ fortb ....tb a plan Inh In Afghanistan for women 10 give litis IN'oblem mud! ..ore ""ftous attention tile Rukhshana sO In artcl\v.lIds ap- flrsl m;:unage and a two and <;CI \'c ,l" ..er.:retancs IS a new thmg than we have heeD deblg so ..... It Is a common of action In which the citizens can have an active peared In vaTlous oubll( concerts hair yeat ().Id girl [rom the s('- aa1la of the army may be called upon Australia Rethinks Fore Ign Policy d,llIng back nOI farther than len tbln, to seflool cMldn!ll lettloee fruit and ..-e. s...... mci made severaI tllPS abt aad ('nnd years """JIg 10 take part In the process, The most Important Innova- With an Afghan artists glOUp Zhella like Rukhshana has mao ralslas wIIlefl have been ~ft ftpen to contamlna. tions have been on the I1ltcrna­ One of the scnetanes who IS de­ In addition to the emergency plan of action By JeBJlY MaU/an4-Jones ,\uywhclc Sh2 \';}S \Vrt,. 01 poilu, .-res Australia IS havmg to rethmk Ites before deCIding to talk to of the Soviet threat and then Its wplt I ecelvC'd - conslruct.iOD by Kabul UOJvers1ty~s cle, at any rate It offers enougn WIU also make easy !be duty of the ger bonds w1th nelghbOlil'lng So- mf,cant, however, it 15 fac, that (' I" tOUt of tho.:- PILl\ mce~ she !o>hana has a contract WIth Ra­ tax collectors to go through dIffer stabll1ly'to win the acqui".""nce. CIlI ultimately depend~ on hard work College of EnglOc:ermg of a seismIC l.u; coll«&on, aDd more Important uth.East As,an countries Nbw Austraha's need to be accepterl as Iecelved a SIlver tea set rllo Alghapistan to recOld hel ent rypes of accounts system and re­ ,f not ihe pOSItive welcome, of ItS .lnd devotion 10 duty by Its people Slatton Tlte stallon Will lJIldoubte II Will make lu evasion more dif eve.'1. the Wisdom of continumg: a South-East ASIan nation for Itukhshana has travellcd three songs and to appear In the con­ dly contribute 10 Improvlbg ach final eqUitable and faIr deCISIOns no matter In whal poSition they may coosu flcull. saYs the editorial rchance on the United State, IS the first tllne comcides WIth th<> neighbours times to Iran thte(' tImes to So­ eel ts uclIQn engmecnng as far as bUild­ which will be fair to the Fmance being debated need at ASian nations to accept Ind,a IS a case to pomt. The A three-member team of the Look magazine tbe United States ...as here some t1Dle ago work. It IS therefore essenllal for us It would be very dlfflcolt for the viet Umon and once to Czechos­ In a triP to Ind,a Zhe- speCially the younug generation. to Ing deSigning IS concerned MInJstry as well as to the tax pay­ Although genuine grahtude '5 Australia rontinUing poss,bIlity of attaCk to prepare photos on fashion IDsplred by AflJhan eostumes photographed against hlstorteal sites er says the ed,tonal 10vaJna In her trIOS to friendlY lIa met the famous In- work hard" A good porllon of AtghaDlSlan still felt for the long arm of US lt IS this that makes a fun­ from both Pak,stan and Chill, countlles she mentIOned the time dian fIlm smger Moham- In the country Anne Cosyns. first from left, wasthe model who was paid $ two hundred an bour for In .nd the weakeDlng of mtet'Dal I he :!] year old secretary has co­ says Ihe edltonal. IS m.c:luded ac­ defence In 1941, much of Austra- damental change In the dlrectl'ln snE' received a silver ashtray mad Rafl and recorded a duet modelling Jo Zl1l. flFSt right the fashion ecUlor ofLook was the head of the team, Fred Margoon. (Ive SClsmlC aIca, Records of occu­ polltical authoFlty over large mpleted her high school 111 Zargho­ Iian public opm,on IS mclined to of Austrahan pohey lDe,vtaple from the Shah of Iran and an IV­ With hIOl m Dan Rafl asked her Internationally .known free·lanee photograpberaccompanled the team The lortnlghtly magazIne ranees of earthquakes m Afghanis-I areaS of the counlry are threate­ ona and then went 10 the College of quesbon what It fanc'es Amel'l- BaSicallY. AustralIa's thinkmg ory carved a,htray from the to JOin a recordmg company. but I~sue,probably tan are So far oor accurate sln~ Can socJety stands for Bus.cess will remain constant, the pTJma~ nmg the power of' Mrs Indira Is expected to pnbllsh this artiele m a tall In October. Educahon of Kabul Umverslty whe· Queen of I,an she did not have enough tIme to re she completed her higher educa­ ce no 5elsmtC statton so far has been • opmlOn veers from condemmng ry purpose of its foreign rela- • GandhI and her ruhng Congress Rukhshana gave her opmlOn accept such a proposal In IndIa The Problem Child m e.&lstence lDs1de Afghanistan s The Conservative Pans daily Amencan "forays" mto the AilS· Lons Will continue to be to pro- party tion "After two years when I reco­ u confirmatIon of thIS he IS setting nn some other Afghan men and she also met the famous Indian vered from an Illness. I Jomed 'the lerrltory, the edlrortal says FtgOro was fotced to ID1ImIpl ItS trahan economy to declarmg tect itself But whereas III the She VISItS Australla this month, film smger Lota Mangeshkar and down In Pans In earnest and for -not as the he,r to the Gandhian women MlIllstry of Planning as a Secretary•. Now SlDoe tbls slattOn Will be pari onntlOg run Iasl niaht wheo pnn­ wIth growlDg self·confidence that past It has attempted to do th's On dress and oal tlcularly mi­ other indIan 5.lngers and mUSIC- Overeating And Emotional Satisfaction lon8 The paper ,ay he IS to be sent ~and Nehru traditions of non­ she said of the- world's network. of more lIng workers objected to the headline Australia IS no 10"ller dependent by aUYlllg ,tself overseas With niskirts. .she saId. that mmlskJrts Ians . It IS a fact that eatmg IS most· children suf1enn~ f,om lack Just as we come across val 01.4", Some prominent women from Parents she Stuu, were like statue Nagas on the India-Burma front­ Unt~d Na'tlons Secretary General lsed wiIbnul any ...... et...... If> clllU1ls of H.,.Ho ChiOfJ&lMmb ~r The refusal of Prime MIDlSter Years. but a notable IdentIty of "blc' case,. of I efusals to food In the Kabul paruclpated In a radw Af~ makers who c.:an fashion their CbIl- .-lily.~, tel encourages unrest 10 the num~er U Thanl Jarring has made over fn they haft to same VIt:, COlIlI munlered the c::. Gorton to send more Austral- purpose has emerged reeent11 l:e. A small gIrl who WolS the SEe same way we find n gl eat ghaOistan programme lasr week and dren WIth any makeup and de~ngn Malay pellmsula and appears to resultln~~ 40 tnps back and forth from one sellle the VftY imporlallt _linn maa doclors in Hue and now the" IAns Vletn.am, and now the tween Austraha p.nd ,ts nelgh­ cond child ot her parents ond ql t:hd(hcn over eatmg dlSf;ussed the role of parents In renr- they Wish At Ihe same time she \0 threaten to ove~run the whole Middle East caplral to anolher from of tbe UllCOlldilioaal _ yo lia.. secood man of lhe Federal R b- Amencan deClSlon to start peac-< bours, and relatloJ;1S have been w;s followed by a younge, Sib lIthel In becoming vety fat or srea south·west of Vietnsm. the mg their chIldren saId children respect tbelr parcnlS III, Nlcossia beadquartera, . ~b In Img too close to hel In age, Vl35 develOPing chtonlC IndIgestIOn endllll at bornbinas .nd lllller he of Germany .mbassy S:,PUgon talks. have cawsed Au!ltr8linus to greatly smoothed by the modifier! Australians may be able to help The participants were Mrs Hu more than any body else They are HIS efforrs are stIll continumg Th./ acts of war against the DRV The re-examine then commitment to way m which immIgratIon laws found to be always eating much Falents dealmg With such chil_ melra Hakim Hamidi Prmclpal of under the Impressaon that parenlci (Con1lnNid 0" Page 4) ere have betn tImes when the hope for DRV delogatlon consIstently Wlder­ rhe Circumstances are always the the Amencan alliance Some are applIed mOlt' than was neces~ary for hel d Ipn should first try to rule (IU t Malalal High school, Mrs Seemeen have no Fau.lts and Ihercfore they a successful end to hIS mlSSlon has hnes IhIS. pointing out thaI such same unarmed CIVlhans are first ------As .1 tesult she always had tn~ ,tnY anteslttlal mfecllons by I efe­ Askar, PrtnClpal or Princess Belqls lollow thclr·Jrd.tles and actions wII been very dim It Is bear1ermng to a seulemem would clear the road 10 I,ed up.and lben IIn"'n the coup de digestIOn ThiS Infutlated hel III I~ thf' child to a phYSICian High School aod Mrs Shecreen Ifully see lhal he has stili hope Ihat he Will Ihe diSCUSSion Qf other problems grace on the back of the head mother who had to \\ dsh her sv t nIt' Ihpv are SUle that thell MaJrooh, a secretary al the United Furlhermort' l:hJ1dren spent more not Cad, says Ihe edltonal l.:onnecred With the endang of the there IS no excuse. The four BratIsh Nigeria's Great Refugee. Problem tied pajamas ever y fOUl 10 SIX (llIld IS flee hom mfectlon thev Nahons m Kabul 01 lhelr lime .tt home than they did Today's blah c:Oltonal commeots American aggressIOn tn Vaetnam JournaliJls had abo be... reeollJ1ized hours.. She gavt!' h~,. beating h e­ can safely start thell C"urvatlvl' al school and Iherefore the role of Mrs HamIdi said 10 the prog- on opernIli of accounting courses by tbe VICI Cong as press represen. nty or starchy foods, !Ike aros quently plTO) ts The ArnerK:an side IS rrymg as A pretty young .Amencan nur­ from acute anaemia several chI­ ramme called Women and Nev.. parents and speCially that of mother by the Jnstttute of Industrial Man tatlves But they were shot anyway cassava, meat and other protem See thal thp l:hJld does 1101 In hard as Ir can to present rhe actlVI­ se wleldu)g a hYperoerm,c need­ ldren have raw bleed1011 'sores l.lfe that parents havt> a senSit­ was Vital thiS respeci tOo agemeut {or tbr: benefit of acCOWl h was not an aCf;ldent It was due sources are ln acutely short sup­ She was three years old and leol neglected JI1 the house Ev. She- added rhu t school 100 bad u IICS of the DRV delepllon as propa. le and a madi",,1 kit IS fighting from seable", ugly pus oozes foom iVe role In bringing up theII chi­ lants WOrt.UlI In vanous mlnlSlrI£5 10 the rules of the Vlel Cona, and ply It did make hel uarent's sltuallon (' 1 If the p;:llenls ale busy and ble role 10 formmg the ,lttltudes of ganda But ,I anybody IS eni8&ed 10 a young man's mfected foot, a ldren FOl they are thc first hu­ and bUSiness enterprises lbese dul.. say, "conlluer by- using In Onubu In Eastern Nigena m awkw31d 10 the plesenet.' or the Cdnnot devote much tIme to the propeaanda. tb18 ta first of aU the teenage g,rl with a racking (0. The people have been cut oft mSn figures With whom a chtld \;htld and therefore coopernhon terror without mercy Use terror ag­ the front hne of Nlgena's second from normal medical supplIes guests when she let helSclf [:0 m l~.lIC of their children, they JiJU­ h IS nOW some years lba& Af,aban Umta:l Statal deleplion 'T1Ie w.hok ugh d,splaYs all the sYmpatoms becomes acquainted belween p,lrents and school autho­ alos..t anyone and anythlOg which IS war-the battle to save a mll­ the VISltOl s room Her mothct st tI v to st£181 some time ror the Istan IS Irymg to complete a sche­ of advanced tuberculOSIS. I alld services tor several montbs rities was an Ideal method fM brln- world knows!bat11_.tbe UnulCd St· agalMl us," hon of more refllliees thrown out It led to threaten her. tned to me of mocIerniainl the double en­ These are some of tbe "forgot­ and nurse Fairbanks and the glOg up young generation ales wh,ch -.uIed 11I10 a foreilll cou­ of then homes by 11 months f,g­ 'correct' her by beatmg and ~ '01 try ..~m of boot keepllIg and ac­ ten mIllion" that Red Cross vol­ volunteers like her admit they Mrs MI1)rooh While ,'greelO~ With olry and bUlbeen cortIrTriftfnr bandi- htmg between Nlgenan federal ding. but her symptoms only 10­ cOUl1lIoa. t oL._ ..As the Germans and Bntlsh were unteers and miSSIon workers like can only scratch the surface m Mrs Hamidi s,lld It \\llS the dUly ry ....r. for _ ..y years .1tudy nleted and Blafran sold'ers cn~ascd At times the gIrl \\'u~ Allboucb coDJiderable headway BUI Ihe U S dtle8 '_ trtes to leld loU , 10 many thousaod of CI- Dorhe are tryIng to save from trylOg to alleviate thiS great or purenls In see 11\ wtt.1I .ldlVlhes a We are 10 a VIllage 10 mJles kept hungry bY the paren', to ruts been made tD are Ih t I" voli1UlJ -.• pre_ly murdered In the bitted aftermath of war human tragedy their children l'ngaged Ihemselves thla respect thtte e a -., away (rom the main and H 1b I east of Ihe former Blafran c.,­ make her clean but the cure \\'!lS ~ull Dec IS meens Ihal f the victims dId They are c,v,llans of all "-'lts ,Ind who wen: theIr fnt:nds, and pla­ orprusatiOOS whose accounts urgent prob1.em.--UJo ImlMditllc IB- find p.tal of Enugu Scared ,nhabltants are cammg only shortllved As soon tls fohl' are kept In vBrytll, _s dJng of bombinp. alld 1....I5...nnus nOl I death 10 Ille most barbarIc hvmg tn aress of mat was BI­ )' nt,tle.. (ncy musl ..ec thai their A pathetiC group of local In­ out of the bush in growmg, nwn­ resumed eating she ..gain 'A't>nl undI ways, tIley were buried alivo Or IlIlIlmed a fra since recaptured '6)0 federal d1ddrf'n mOt'tll)\! themselves As the double eotry .)'Stan bas ~~V i~ hab,tants ale hned up before m· bers to get food and treatment. to extremes and brought her ~v­ ess acc_tlaas IIIl1lMt the bu' 's nol, In the firSI place. !be In such pl.lyo; .1t1d .lcllvllles which pro'tllCd to be a speedy and efficient ternatlonal Red Cross nurse troops Local choef. Cletus Ugwu, told mptoms back system II IS hoped tbal the system Whal docs the AttiorlC8il s,do Ind,viduals (wflo do such acls) who are useful for thell health and de· Dorlle FaIrbanks, 26. of Oaklau,l, The war has swept on leQvl.1g me. "We hId m the bush for Sne was seen by me abn~" a Will be adopted by all organIsatIOns count on? Appatcntly It _ to must be condemned They have been vclopment 01 Iht.'lr intelligence e~baU4t Csllfornla them thankful to be alive but fa­ three alnutrillon which has already Blafran controlled' areas. 11<-0\, were tned on her ThIS gave her ~ • est on the part' of p,lrents which 10 Di.tpla)l. Colunra Indt, Aj. 110 R s changed her curlY black 10~Otten i:l,vfeelmg of Importa/lc....and she ;: They sre because the Kmk rats have become II prl_ most l:ases was responSible for phy­ ;; hair- to a dull red c610ur, WIther iif;:: even told me 10 her sweet Ilttle E (mlnbnum "'... /btl, "" frau....) I- mternatlonal tWa'Gross 'Qnd cbur­ ted delicacy, a scra.wny chickeh sical and mental defef(ts In children Cl4Ssl'led: per &Did 'y". !ZO of her tmY limbs and swollen j.!l'!V01Ce that she had been for an From·left to right: MIS. Sheereen Majrooh, Mrs, Seenleen As· i 11M, A'. ch QJlpeals for help'have brOl\llht IS more thsn its weight in gold and ~)'I;,outmg § , I her belly daubed with lujl ma­ to the doctor alone with kar and Mrs. Hum.lra HamidI. She saId that It was ideal to send alUPm IWJIl., Ed(tor m only a trickle of response. The ,t IS not possible to g,et it <:hlldren to kmdergarten when they ~ rks which her mother hopes Will world appears not to care. 'm subscription ral., ! .. !~ every day. If a serious epideltlic '~ were three or fouf' years old ward off the e}Oll spint of dIsea­ "1 trealed 250 pedPle y!!Ster­ breaks out tiul .pretent meallfC A' Some parents had an Imprc;sslon se day," nur,se Flurbanlrs tald me. medical faCilities would be K~ 1_= Yearly. " . .. .. At. UIlIlI I ... o~ 811li11lera Orst dial ",ilch- '''I'}vQ.thl~ :;;J~ that when their chIldren reached an _ Half Y_Iy .. ••• 2S were sUffering from tota\\y inurid~ted, t i1eflclen~ age when they can eal or put on § Quarterly. . . At, 300 The shadow of dea >- also han, protej.n (and anaemia" , Tile Situation grows worse jl;i1 baud ..1IiIlb

.- PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES MAY 20,1968 FOR SHEER DELIGliT Italians Still Stream lTo-Po,'i,jg ,BOOths • ROMB May 20 (Rmler}-Ital lind by law every Italian under 21 The stnk~ end. at mldlllgbt but the Ian mlgrllnl workers from all over,s Qbllgcil 10 vole for tbe chamber post offIce bas eshmated 11 WIll lake Europe and thousands more from of depulles and everyone over 25 St lessl-two weeks ~o clear lito bac ...... 1 Lalln America Afnca and Aust for lbe scnale Failure to VOle wIth klo, ralla arc stili pourmg Into the cou oUt good reason meaDs a black mark The ciOChon campaIgn offICially .. ntry Cor general elections wHich co-- on u voter s polIce record ended at mldmghl on Fnday and nllnued tbroughout yeslerday and DUring poUlOg hours, bars • and yeslerday the elcclorate had 24 ho loday cafes are forbidden to seU strong urs of peace to makc up their mmds Few doubl thai tbe centre left co drink as a precaulton aumsl oVer The Vatican newspaper Os"erva VOL VII, NO 51 KABUL, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1968 (SAUR) 31, 1347 S H) PRICE AF 4 alltlon: parnes which have run an exciled politIcal pasSIons or llghlh tore Romano Issued a las· mmute - Increasingly prosperous country for eaded voltng call on Calhohcs for umty around - tbe past SIX years WID be dIslodge Police meanwblle were on Ihe 10 the churchbacked ChrosMh Demo­ Soviet Loan f,om power and mom speculatJO okout for possIble dlslurbance._ par cratic Party major partners 10 the COUNCIL ADJOURNS IS over who the new ministers WI tlcularly In view of clashes With ex outgoIDg coallllon wltb Ihe Soclall be trome left wing and neo-fllscist sup sIs and Rcpubllcan, Polling bootbs were open throu porlers III Milan and R~mc last The commulllst press rounded I>ff JERUSALEM SESSION houl tbe Sunday and today to aUo lIIghl Il5 campaJgn With further allegations To Construcl 36 mllhon reglsterea: voters to cas Ohe unwant II Ill-:atlOns Iinkmg na7.)sm and thal thc Conference should de nade but was later eaught as tlons With the chIldren mes are nol avaIlable here But status The SovIet Umon would sup 17674 hectares of Vlrgm land and r t s f lhe measures taken hv P Itheld ('xplessen th( v ( .... mand thaI Ihe States concerned leep In a boarding house In IIII11al stages do not stra one does not have to purchase the The proposal was an interim pori It and expresed the hope will supplement ava lable irrigation I ht Urll(C'd N 1t1l ns 'lUl r (Ii tilt th It the C( nferencp should ( I should observe and gIve Immert The 21 year old soldier told Ightway try to forb.d the fcod ready made games There are so one that sought to do no morn thaI lhe CounCIl would sdoQt water for another 1070 bectare.:> It Isrns for Ihf lDP31t:11 TIl!>' 11)\\ the ~xample of the Unitt I late effect to the prOVlslOns con pollee he had lost hili head to Ihe chIld bUI .slmply gIve as many games one could play at lhrtn reaffirm the Assembly s re lhe resolutIOn and thus make 1 he loan will be spent On equIp­ USSR Embassy Deputy CounCIl ....S{ In \.\h"h Ihe Inh In III n Ii N 1111 ns General AssC'mblv In I tarned III the above mentIOned on leamillg that his girl ftl No Impasse Yet In Paris much as IS necessary and apolo no cost at home and make the SI1utIOns ItS PIOVISlons bll'ldmg upon Is ment enBlneenng services prepara l Il1mllnJtv finds liSt II R( fl II Ill-: m Ikl I IH noun(emuH 011 thl Genet tI Assembly Iesolutlon glS(> for nol havtllg more at the ehlldren happy end had married another man Recause of Its limIted scope rael hon of the networks plans and ot lor Termlnasov shake hands af palllCtdlll\ I lhl rtslll 1111 n ... II "lOll fhe fOI egomg are the varle us Footnote The title of tho momenI In shorl Iry to adjust ------It ,lid not mclude a call for But If the aggresSOl dId not her lasks related to he project Viet Talks, Says Harriman \\ II l h Idvlll -It S InrllOlls Ig I 1l~1 () Ihe suhJect of (( Jonlalls 11 POInis of VIC\\ embodied In the movIe was Revenge the food to their dlge~llve powers Withdrawal of Israeli forces from subm.t to Ih,s deCISIon the Cou The loan Will be repaid 10 elgh1 ter s.gnmg the Soviet loan agree PARIS May 'I (AFP) -Am nClghboul ng luuntll('s but lhls S IUlh AfllC I Il1 J Slllllh( r n Rh 1lllllV dl' ICgalUJns expressed reg St ven l€'solutlOns adopted by the al toe same time trying to remo Saudi Arabia Calls I( lusalem s formerly Jordan ncd mevltably have to take such years There IS a two per cent mt ellcan peace trtllts ('nvo'V Aver d rI nnl ne<.:C'ssal dv mean that It "il I lh~v (mphasrs, d til II mt I I lhul desp I( resolution I:iJ4 Co'"Ille< I shollid like 10 take ve the motives fOI over eatmg In held old clly measures as would force compl erest on the loan for the lasl five ment ell Han IInan 5 lid on Monday thl fall f 111(' dommo lflCVlt Ill... I Ik II I \i thp (Ill It II N I j X \I Ido~tt d hv Ihc Gent: I a I Ih,s opporlunlty 10 thank the dl For Return Of Children who are s1lghlly gr All II tned to do was 10 PI e lance MalIk said years Photo Aurang Bakhtar that talks \\ lth North Vietnam abh leel II a g( neral collapse lls )I C' v<-JIJrl «Inll \\ ul I I\"iS( mblv t ght \ alS ago I sttngUlshed representatives n ownup may be encouraged to re­ cI ude any measures 01 actIOn After Malik completed hIS .ta Mectn\\ h h Rt'ut~r saId a plCSS hl\t bIen (1J(([IVI II tlHv htl luntlll ng Ihl sPtNly gl mtlll~ lhe Fllst Committee v.ho expres USSR Tests had 11 t 'yet lun nlo an Impas Tiran Island that constltuled altempLs 10 tement Lord Caradon of BrItaIn (n,Cel Ihc NIth V llty Colombo Plan and IS certalO to should be substItuted for fried KABUL May 21 (Bakhlar)­ mat ked the SaudI reque'tl was based on announcement that any manned )a (~US ~ n the ""rea-but the means that l:xpand trade and adVisory SCI and seasoned preparatIOns Dra The House yesterday started dIS Dr Jarring S no news policy Han Iman saId the question of of th, stllkc:::<.; It on uf Clpal theld ill I ClCI II ( Ihe ongmal ownershIp of the unchmg was m the offlDg A Similar ill It lmploys to secute those ends VICes to Its neighbours WIng and pamLIng may be "ubs l:ussmg the land survey drnfr Bntalll and the UlIlled Sta movmg the can fercnce to an (11m nation lnl til n ISland It said SaudI ArabIa pia senes of tests was held m December I hey pOInted out that tht Lei \\ III be thost' that offer If th, So far as de(enslve allIances Illuted for hs the III md weapons In the mterest'i 11 III such a case be In an mVld,uuS broom m hIS hand to make n The Committee on Hearmg He enlered tile IDdoneslan fore In Ihe Ulliled Stales LONDON May 21 (Rculer)- Il has become clear that women Allhough ,t mIght appea, odd and the new Indonesian ambassador Itlllit Ill! (1lllnlllllltv ::>hould lis 1\\ n manufactunng and ra\\ POSlllon If called upon for alu by nonVIolent show of force take mOl e mter esl In such popu Complamls took up a nUmber of Ign scrvlce In 1947 He has served He saId Presf Sta latIOns met under the chaIrman o Assurne cs and charge d affairs In Conakry thol ghl the Amellcans 1V0uld sl But the) prospect that tr Assembly s Budget aDd AdmlOistra In Saigon, Says S.V. Reporter Iv Irnrnud sflh If /( N 4/ WI/Ad I 101 should 1\ Iluulv g t hNtll ItClptlOn fl IlIld but SUt h an al rangemen s thai he w111 be able to lIve under rfo Meet Youngest Indira GandhI flew mto Klllgs departure tIon Committee publHih~d III the Junc Issue (f It put world consumption of p t I t IdoPl( I ll1 bl I II Ih us"H1d~ 01 fl.1t:}(IC In Clnd \\ould onel no advantages llV{'1 water KUALA LUMPUR May 20 ford Smllh alrporl here today PARIS May 21 (AFP)-So Afghanistan and Turkey have Ahson bas tr<\velled ex:tenslvely to III mag roleum products lasl year al nc Ir/\ Altluugh s IJH ItlLgltl lis III Itlsh Alllclllan~ hUl last night Ihe Pi esenl sd up and' \\ ould ThIS he saId Will solve the (Reuted -One of the world s 01 f(H lhf? stall of a hectlcs day I uth VJetnamese Journalist Tran the Amellc IZlnl \Val had cordIal tiCS and relallons of different parts of the world HIS Pp 11 { RcpOi t TI In \ (-In Ky Ollt 36 million barrels a day stlllned the elTlll \tlH!'..s uf ( It IIrn~ tillm hl' clluld \\111 the Iisk plOmptmg ASI In countnes to problem of the populatIOn explo dest nat,onal monarchieS WIll toUI 0 1 Auslralia which mclu Van Ky quotmg SOUl ces close mea~ul(", close cooperation In the flied of Wife IS a gynaeologlst who llikes Vletname~e 11I1cd the kind of P1'3CC S( ttlt Known reserves of 011 III eXlstlne. ,I(I\;L thl I1IljOI Y IrS I)ll SI I III \ II he \\ on tht: lssume lhat the ly.o wh te Do Indian Premier Slon and food shortage MOD If he be greeled by one of the world s des top level talks With offiCials to the North del< culture and education for a long ~ keen Inlerest 10 soeml welfare act y, I XPI €ssl'd thl (t 11\ l t lin that to 1 dllc 1111. () III ( H I pi m:llV mlOHlns \\ell gangmg up on youngesl when Emperor Hade Cp.l1tellu on trade between the gatlOn to HanOI Washington tClI ment he said \\ as contcmplal d wells hll:h experls arc reason Ibl} IS able to rnh_Ie water IDstead of time and these ties Sldky said were IVltles 1 Ii ltOll( ml( SlnltlOll had t b< I Ie ( III II Visits Singapore Selass,e of EthIOpIa arnves for ks has said HanOI will push III HanOI <.:ertaln of bemg able lo rel:o\cr-lrC' th( Icst ( f South East ASia all can solve many problemes t\\O countncs wa~ I11pl.~(Cd su~g( It further consohdated With the VISit He HIgh CommiSSioner for fOI Ihe establrshment of a coall I he condition of a seltlement cSllmated at about 417000 million tnil sit I Ih th l\lu( h th~ same SOl t of II ~II SINGAPORE May 20 meu relaled to aceomodatton and a three day vlsll tomorro" Artel I bllef airport stop over l nft It lH sh 1Iid I( {'ommt. n I of the Turkish PreSident Pakistan In Nlgcna {rom Novemb tlOn government m Saigon \\ h Itf sa d \\ould be the settm..... up barrels AI III l IIlhuSI 1st It. I "h ment lopl es tn suggestltlns I II ter} -Liberation of ASia and [eedlng On hand 10 meet the emperor t Sydney MI s GandhI WIll fly lilt. SClllltl\ (tllllri tl It'(ldl Turk.sh Ambassador HamId Sa," cr s 1964 10 May 22 1967 He 'ben Ich could be hcaded by attornev r I t:O<.llltllll g(l\Lrnm~nt Jrl \.\h If only thiS 411000 million btrr \ Ik lJ..: (las.. dlstl ft til( (\( st.'l lies With Japan Au!) t III I S Afnea had com<: earhe' largely Well madam If sc.entlSls do whose Ihrone dates back to bIb In lh, federal capItal cIty of ~Ilultl\n gave a reception yesterday afternoon served as PakIstan Ambassador In TI IlIh Dlllh Thao H h the NeHl( nal libel ItlOn r I eis was available to the annu II dl lh<.Jt the n soulhllll Af Yorl.. St;nalor agam lost ploblem Is ho\\ best to esl " Ilsh because of India Smgapore s Pr succeed In domg thIS they wJiI hcal tImes and who boasts among ( mbcl ra where she Will be weI I In honour of Sldky Irati Thao IS presldenl of the Alii ont would have a domll111nl VOlt l mand of 13 000 m II on barrel!'i It l I t:tlI1Stltutt'S a thleat 1< peall sh I ~ IVt::S nbbons-and pO(;kcl ts 0\\ n I n( s of defenc!;' Iml Ime MlOlstel Lee Kuan Yew said nol stop here In the mterest of hIS titles the lion of Judah WIll 11l.'d by the Prune Mmlster In I If1tLln.t Ull d s('tUIIl\ and The reception was attended by He succeeds Gen Mohammad ance of NatIOnal DemocratIl' Pe but whIch (lultl be hl lrlCti 1)\ would be exhausted In lJ Vl trs I I sll L.ng ul 11iPP (' be lel:-; (Ilal( sumt.' SOlt of gt:nuln~ lHnrl lasl nIght sav'ng wortJen from many health be Malays.a s Yang 01 Pl'rtuan II 11 Gorton and the mmlster I 1I\lkt Ih pll\I""!1S f Alli t~xt('rnal Information and Culture MinIster Yousuf as hiS t;ountry s envoy to ace Forces set up durmg lhl I hao The bIggest productIon pUll.: n Igl .. t d I Y Hi 1111( I s chant ng \\ nh Ils ne-uzhhours He was paYing 1I1bute to the problems, they WIll try to mvent Agong (klllll) Tuanku Ismail fOI affairs Paul Has t I II II till l h nlLl Dr Mobammad Anas off,clllls of Kabul Viet Cong 1 et olfenslvt: last Fe Anothll c ndl1 II \\ I ul I h\ mu'Cuses last ycur Wl'fe In Bralil II \ SI II Ii \fIV I Kl'r1!ll'dv (FWF) lonlilbution of India and Indians new methods so that babIes are NaSlruddm Shah Iblll Almal II tl< hum Sultan Zalllal Abldin el the MlOlstnes of Informahon and SocfjunlOgrat was born m JOgj8 bruary III l.:umpll't( \\lthJt IW till III I which Jumped "IN per lent from SI II Kl fined} llmt>u a gi:lVl' I lu the Island repubhc at a ban born In a dlfferent way I hope I Iht 1111)11 11\ f tilt hllglllOIlS Culture Foreign AffaIrs tnd unlver- kurla In 1922 He received hiS hIgh In an al tH~le .... hll h Is tt be Illi State::> fnlt:es In I fllst III I 115000 barrels dilly I 14'O{/(} h. 1'11\ lull Jl a sign Il Idll1j..: tit quet given for VISiting PrIme MI they w.lI not aIm at men ected for a f.ve Year lerm 10 hIS ShOWing no signs of stram after dllt.XIJIISSld tht. \tl\\ suy faculty members st:hool and uOIvcrslty educnllon III (d the US Wu )Ds (oulcl 1)( rrels md Irnn t riSe Jr)Ol ' 110 non thll th bill i\lllIdav night CI Itfcll'n IIIsler Indtra Gandh. throne III 1965 II( I grllellmg nll1C' hOUI fltght ( Ilf('ltnlt ~h,ull dllwunc.:C' ani \ Ilhdla\\U mt lnll lVl':>. al Ill-; barrels to ., ~ll) non 11 Irref.. 11Ih (I III I dl!ipult hert ovel what Lee said that Stngapore was flom Slllgapore With a 35 rnmu II mit mn nh t~l If ({ \st be; Iwet.' n D 1 N lug "'1 pl.:r unll VII-: luush not Pi nw_cd to be In the hlsl face USSR Scientists I Sanskrit ng,me and Indian te l'aJly mOl fling stop ovel III IlglllU~s Jacqueline Kennedy In Cambodia: (01 I lhl Unrh:d to..:tll s 1oiRIOO()() harr I Illst 1l1lTlllltv of sou III f<.lll l'onfrontatlOn of the cam skIlls and labour brought III for P~llh western Austlaha thiS nd (am Rallh Idtgth of Ih( III All It I but lis III St It€S Pi go ul't\\cen Kennedy and II c.bly by the Bnt.sh had bUIlt 1Tl1ll h II Ivelled womuJi plemler lime to be negollated dunng tht cis dally made It Ihe world s b gg \\h th II (th OJ 1f111(tly I{I v d peace candldat£" Sen Eugen(' To Participate In Ihe ISlands ealliest public works h Indled the newsmen wllh ea peace lalks CSt smgle produl.-lng uHlOtry 1 he l~al:>dlle agll:'~mUlb \L tlH..~m SUPPOI! md assb! 1I1le f ~I, l althy and monuments se India had" t sJgned !'ihe SOld Reporters See More Than Meets The Eye I (Cal bIggest produung area was the MI my kill I Wth Ilglld t Su lould be leached With the I~s t1dlc E 1St n If eIds of Iran Iraq Ku I he putf!'nhal debnl~ was al The 100dan leader was VISit any Irade agreement wllh Aus NEW YORK May 21 (Reuter}­ triP stands revealed as an unconJ IClals m Pnom Penh a tnp was dr ~eutron pecl ve Sides hold ng on to thl II wall Qatar and SaudI ArabIa WIth thern Hhlltl€Sla the i...'SP ns lJ tI ged uy local labour leaders Symposium 109 Smgapore at a time of rno 11 JIll but saId she would be dIS Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy s trtp to mon adventure m high level dlplo ranged which was to be stnclly pe­ htles of til( llnltld K ngd( r'r I It! ng a DemocratIC 1und mentous eryanges-changes India clIssmg matters of mutual con Cambodia last November was a top macy they added rsonal and It was not to inItiate s~ ) tlUns lhs could be 111(\\ I.) )( 5 000 barrels dally-treble the r output 10 years 'go '.\ us stlesserl 1epe Itpdlv and thr r I xl ~Ionday nIght MOSCOW May 20 (Tass}-Sci Initiated when she got mdepen eel n for the peace and safety of diplomatIC miSSion camouflaged as The triP had Its genesIs the Ku eClfic busmess ed by a genel al ceaseflJ e I~legat m IJOlllV of ns held tht.: Scnsmg the conh ontatlon as enlists from the JOlOl Institute of denee 10 1947 OUI region-and hence the world an archeologIcal Jaunt the Amen Ibs saId 10 July 1966 when US Jt was also decIded tbe KaIbs Said ElectIOns eould be held but I he Middle East nl:reascs lasl v t:J\\ that (ht: Conlelenlt shou I I "I~ suught Sen McCarthy mao Nuclear Research 10 Dubna (near Lee contmued The peoples Accordlllg to AFP a Commum can magazme McCall s said ambassador at large Averell HaTl that Mrs Kennedy should raISe the onlY aftel Ihe eomplele wlthd, a yt::ar however was much smaUcr call up, n lhe Unlled K ngdom lu te spe, "I plans to atlend the Moscow) will take part In the ",ter of ASIa w~nted to be nd of wes 'lU, ssued In SIlIgapore at the Mrs Kennedy s trip was arrang man secretly arranged a meetIng questJOn of two Amencans captured wal of the Amencans These el lhan prevIOus years due to t;essa tctons \\Duld be I pUlely VI use l vel YP sSlbll.: means n ill I I when he learned Senatoo natlonal sympoSlUm on the inelastic tern dommaUon Ind.a s leaders cnd of Mrs GandhI s short VIS,t cd With tlte help of lOp admmlStra wah CambodIa s PrlOce Slhanouk by the VIet ConI! 10 ,bnng to tbe tlnn of supplies dupng the Arab Is etnamese aif and no tore go duelIng fou:e to put do\\n th Kennedy \\ as expected there scattertng of neutro~ to open 10 played a canslstent and Slgnlfl !here said countries of South tlOn offiCials who sought to ease The trip' was aborted lale In July pUblic eye the concern of American all raeli war and dosure of the Suez superVISIon would be tolerated ,ebell on A numbel of delega !Jul Kennedy [orces dIsclosed Copenhagen on Monday cant role m Influenelng world and Southeast ASIa musl take tensIOns between WashInglon and when AmefIcan planes strafed a VII· offiCIals over the courSe of the war Caoal Ho\\ ever aCCOl dIng to ] tan tons also suggested that the 11 lh"t Senator Edward Kennedy The Pohsh phYSlcLSts Edward Ma opInIOn which In turn sellled advanlage of the changes about Pnam Penh, which have no dlplom lage whIch Cambodia claImed was Mrs Kennedy made the Journey World l:onsumptlon last year IOl t~l Van Ky an observeIs m SSlon natlOnal communlty should re Ihe candidate s b~other would be IIsewskl and lei Holas and their the mood and pohcles of the 1m lu tnke place to further eonsohd atlc relations accordmg to MarVin 10 Its terfICory but Harriman and early In November accomparued by rensed from 33 mIllIOn barrels dally conSlstlOg of ar"ound 100 dlplo cognlse the legitimacy 01 the II m the man 10 add~ess the dmnet SovIet colleague Vastly Gohkov WIll pellal .powel s of Europe a te peace and stablhty m the aDd Beroard Kalb other State Department offICIals de­ several hIgh Stale Department offl to nearly 36 million Ten years ago ~truggle mals could be on hand under the ed agamst the I aClst ffil The presldenllal eandldate Ke speak abQut the latest studies con In reply, Mrs GandhI ~ald Ieglon so that natIonal mdepen The Kalb brolhers ColumbIa Bro sIred to resume unoffiCial contacts clals and Bnton s Lord Harlech a Il was only 17 million nOIlty leglme.s o[ southern Africa nnedy would be ill Los Angeles ducted at Ihe m'tltute s laboraory nelthel stabthty nor strength dence will find meanlllgful ex adcastIng System "correspondents With Cambodia close fnend of her late husband With wsplces of the Intel national ConlIol CommiSSion fOJ Viet 1 he bIggeSt user was the UnHcd and should reqUite those relpmes Monday Ihey added of neutron phySICS "The experiments can be borrowed If we are str­ preSSJon In economlC and SOCial who covered Mrs Kennedy striP Then Defence Sec{ctary Robert whom she has been romantically II St \Ies consummg more than JS used to granl UlIsonel of Y. ar status lo The New Yorker has conSlsten were cQnducted on the world's only ong In ourselves we can help progless saId It was obVIOUS at ther time that McNamara chattmg Wlth Mrs Ken nked 11m by the whole or western Europe fteedom 11ghtels lly refused to depate <;enator pulse reactor on fast newrons others too and be a force for The commulllque saId that Ihe the 10000 mile Journey was JDSpt nedy at a Washington party raIsed' Altllough she was unable to COD Members 'Of the miSSIOn \\ ou I wbose total last year was nine mil Sevelal delegatIOns also coq McCarthy unless V,ce-Presldent The director of lbe laboratory of peace Iwo leaders welcomed the mOves red by more than desire to Ylsli the poss.blllty of her maklDg a pn VinCe PrIOre Sihanouk to mtercede bl; chosen by the cu presldenl' hon barrels duly sldered that the Conference sht Hubert Humphrey the thud De neUlron phySICS Nobel Pnze Win Fllr 20 hard years India hilt.! IccentlY 10 resolve the VIetnam the rullls of Angkor to fulfIl a gl vate tftp and learned 10 return of In tbe ques"on of the c;aptured Am 01 lhe 1954 Geneva confelence ( I The year s blggt::sl perc{ ntage JD confhet and hoped that the mee 10 th~ mocra\lc presldenltaJ hopeful ner lIya Frank beheves that thc most faced Iremendous odds, hut hili:! " rlhood dream -her publIshed rea her lDterest the rums at ADgkor encans the Journey was conSIder Indochma Blltaln and SJV l rease was cet;ord.:l! by Japan which uld lecommend lOlenslhed efforts V1~ by the Ulllted Nahons and Ihe was also on hand mtcresllng report to be made m surVIVed as a hQalthY and • ling III Pans would lead to a son the capltal of the anCient Khmer ed a total dIplomatic success given let Ulllon In addll,on 500 for had a 22 per ccnt Jump to :! 400 000 peaceful sclutlon of the conf! specIalised agencies In respect :Jf Sen Kennedy s camllalgn m Copenl1agen WIll be on Ihe research rant demdcracy II "Now_the fragmellolS pIeced to klOgdom Ambassador Harnman s hmlled al Cion jO\.l1 nailsts \\ould be mYlted barrels a day ThiS compares with educatlon and the dlssemmatlOn nO/them Caltforma endl;d "last rejectmg the conjecture about the DespIte the poverty of maDy'1 of Icl gether the eVidence examlDed- her WorklDg through Auslrahao ofl'- ms the Kalbs saId to wltness the electIOns l:!O 000 barrels d::ulv 10 \ears uw of mfOirnatlOn on the problem n ghl With a 100 dollar a plate dISappearance of self diffUSIOn near ~ts cItizens tile na\ion was tllday of apallheld and raCial dlScrtmi (und raIsing dinner at a San Fr the so called temperature cntlcal fairly sdvanced economIcally In • dusttlally and technologIcally natIOn all( l!-ilO hotel POint

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