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3-24-1965 Kabul Times (March 24, 1965, vol. 4, no. 3) Bakhtar News Agency

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, ~ .- MARCH ..23,J9li5,__ . ~ ~_ .:....:..._--:-~~~UL, TIMI8~.:"'"""''''';':''''''~''''': . .' f'AGIC 4 ·AT:~~NE;·~cn~EMA··.-· . '. :=:~-:.,---"'-"'~~.'~.'~--:'~"':'::--'~L":'-'-~ -I»" :b",,;'. . Ra~r Nine on .es~I_ ~ ".-~ 0 0 PAB!< ~ To ,0 Chen Yi s Speech 8e1YGe¥,c 89IIQY ,:'" - 'c- PfVoSJ(~~d.·. ~~r,~eif~,~ath !Fr~J~~~'~~~1IA~h~ZO . (~~.~i). -: Smooth'Landing. (~).-~ ~~~~-Wlth.; D~ ..trans~- . _ . ' ..: .'.. . MOSCOW, Mardf:J3; . To 'MOOn ·Crater.,. h~,in ~'~17ch~~:~e ' .. ' .'.' AJ~ ,~~v ". -'.. '.. tion ...... ' J~ce, w~ . NEL. '.FaveJ.. Bel~v aDd ~t;oiCelcmel: .natianaI U.N.:' ~ ~lp ':V~ocl u, c~~~~~::: ~i~Y}b~~.m.:1ndian timL 'pa='::~:g~~~ visi~:.'T¥r C~~·1JL·~eli:o~.J!raJS their ~ ~:! :.' :. ~ey ar:e~ffflrnc.~~ ~care iD·-a ,~ '. ~aft is :~:n~«tPath to . MajestieS the King, and Queen. lias !aIlded tlie moon'-. At '2,.~.6 P;ID. .RI,ISS .8n:' tUm. eoniESpoDAlent·~.troJD.Balk~.~ its inteI1aed target. on .ARE .-FJ,YJNG1 . paid to China five ~onthS ago, tlie TaSs. '8peelaJ more.·ddIjM,]t.~ " Alph .... CRANES',' " MjniSter Said the warm The . tift n WO""d WhiCh . Leo said there was the ~ter onsus. . '. Prime b the leaders' . .lCIen c ,...... AleX~ Ranger 9, laun.cliea from. Ca~: :- .." '." exten~ed. envisaged U!ol1ov" emergill&.-~ __ et '.nay. "betWeen ;, ~e1come. y: ,a ,at 21~ GMT, IS For' , to~~eir- the'c~e ~1I1fiJl~ _~ .~. :a==:~mming in KeImeQy'SUli,d{lY Comerence', ',. -and' the 'people ~~China ·was ,m. l-fi t und eXpected to'.implid'.on the.moon .. ofgreat·.p asure iI statedat·thefirst.pressco...-.c:uce., p 'Wedilesd~ .DI··'c" 'ed'" source cosmodrome;·All·.~ o~ :water.• ',:ou' sun ...,.. os. ·aro around' 1400 GMT IF:: '..,,:,:,' Majesties themselves. as we as at the ~rme~. ~~ ~ .' ~aev .that the aftel:' a 240,()O(knj1e. <384;OIlO-kilO- I? ~e ~~ o~aDl:-n Chinese the Ship- fuD.cti~.' ~ thp'::y' Sliid ~ c" _.' , " ., l..:.> cted te LeOnOV's metre) journey' ~UL;" 23.~~n­ · In hiS ""_:-'--- re- ably. The expenment was hear Powered by: an . AtlaS-Agenl!: '.Mar; ~putY. lV~-= t . ou~ over the teIr:i!Ory .of th~ ,So- wlJ:...... rea , .f,IIIJI1~~ an~ liv~ .. Prime ~ "lD.~~A'7't ~=-ed'\f~Mi.bbi two-siage rocket, the spacecraft tatives .of . p~vm­ .over ·the fact .U;-e- I Viet·.Union. . WHen all:was 115 OWlla:s, ~e gb~CJ1'S" .. joked Alexei o.n wnen~exet: ,0,. hiS' first t irito an orbit 'lI8l'icult~.:- a~d AfghanistaD. pursues. 8I!- m thi! CommAnder'tapped ~ ~ fdfj~~o~. he :il ~lafu 'k:iliimetfes) "'abov.e cial directors, of of non-aligxup~t his shOUlder'" and Said: "It jS his es 8tiige fired. r'epresentativ~s._of, ~e "!,lImsmes pendent polity opened·the~tch ,!"nd~ over ~ . 1'.5-' _ ace., .' arlh. Then tIfe second ~er- · and peace 'and has made posl ~~ ~~'.'Thej and craft 'put'Of ·c:onceI1l~~lo\'Jll.,:a.~ci.a ofa~t LeOnov_disap~ed it. . .remar~ .. """ an>kterest- e . hutlfug the 'contributions to the. cal:'5e. throll8h d ence ti? pe:,,~~Y. ftteth.~~ . '. rexnar~ed,'''We . ~ :"U It :iook' at- the orbit and on a path toward " man .. U1:~ ian and African SO~darpedl~8f_dur_ The:commander ~~ce .', '. ,= . of .:AgrlCW I;ie lio . fillkIng to each othEir all the mg moo~. .. lopmerit. of.ture~~tUr~. and. tree . . penalism. Iiaste spaCeship~.ou~e; 'The por- the . ~ the coUrse of the, ne~ ..year ::: lind ;'orked Without Of a series llIaJiting; ~gati~ ..better'-~e- task- t1J!31~~w.ere like:b~ eye;;I~~ the Ranger 9 is the last -Afghanistan.~ acllie:ve .bJ.gge~ so as.to fulfil.the scienWic J1~ .of. cultivati~ .~d the nee~ , thin ..' of moon probes'by that CQIl_ thcids ,f~rs , '. with utmOst precision". ,. Ianten$ ~n~utJ.!ke. ten.:ta ducted 'by the Un!tei:i' S~tes; Like to 'acquamt W;ith ,the ptQP:- Su.ccesses.·.~ ~~at deve~ "I was aSto~'.by .every- . The saId. he felt pred~ .allIlc.ul~ be ~g . There has a ~atlier ·tJr~ .~ ~J)8ce. . _ -~ immediate Rail-' lems,of ":'ill the frlen.dship. be~eent. thing. I saw when I found inyself, • ~hnSU~Jects ~ ~. ='~an:d"-.' ment'in l~~::b~~\';:::~oica;t ~er 7 and 8, it carries Cameras to ! and·A!g::~lIst;d·Ch~~::in space" Leonov' sai~ The earth pictures of the moon _ '.' Ptov~~ .0 '. China and 1ts curvature P ... iV,' ''Th take closeup :o~. the -eo}1lltrt . '. .. few' years, co":,,,nu . 'Tlieir Ibelow was fiat, e _ the final minutes before im- SOCIal conditlons s by was noticeable 6Iily on the, hori- used to working.m. sho~ ~d, ca~tle br~~.Will '!The·visit to China·made I wore were n~~~= ~ But unlike,.the other farmers ~ and; the" Q~:; I zon. Right fn front·of. me there gIo,?es be the ,maIn toPIC. for disCUllSlOn. • Majesties the and comfortable as hieb er aimed at the moon's OctOber ushered m a. " black sky and the stars were ~eas; have S~hes:~. ~ ~e1ivered on last The sun on earth~', he r~ar.k~. .:,t u:s scientists phaSe in the r~~~ons of friend-" ::hf but not twinkling. 1 at~~o~ ~ ~ at the II\8ior'era- land explo1.tatio~ r.e/{ulations. go- to be . Once the cosm~uts Ranger 9 'Verning.~lationsDe!Ween agncul- ". ship and cooperation betw~ our had 110 ,halo -and'Seemed 'attract~ bY,5<,>me 0 le.e" aunAI h ,'. saici... ·. en1& oW ilded 'into.·.the black velvetY was emp~~eFSc ,_~. ' two 'Countries",-be e ~ed -~~ ~ p ~ Tu1e out.~,cra- t~al 'Workers ll?d and - ,b:ckgrOlmd.'" .,' . .''W. even .surpnse !,nJm.8l "taxatio~ lIB".~~urlil The SiilAfghan Asian ~ , PAVEL i. BET;YAriT . pact. ' ~ ~ all issues bl;tween be tisfactori-, .' m~-mad~ sate!- It is expected that the pictures' '. t ..' '_ . countries~· Cherish.' ~LEXEJ; A., LEONOV when 'We saw Ii to ~~; ~ . ricaIf . sa of the' earth, ·approxunately will have more contrast than AllCordfDt p~ded ~perati6n ,Leon,oY also· pomted. out that 'lite 7 and 8. ~ ~aDilOIIJlCeJlleDi, to ' :ly' settl;ed. from.sp~ce the one kilometre away' from . the those taken by Rangers' the desu-e for ~~r on 'an!!le"; '.'The ship 'Shook, thrOugbs ~tched 16~ to 70 miles (104 to 112 kilome- ._ . thing ~ two even seemed to lurCh forward "Manual controlS were bus' .or " · We are fully con <'f ~e: ~ worked. tres) wide. It is about 250 DiileS . L k SMa ; a ~ d ~rts ~ .o~Sin, '.t ". - Wl ou a. I.CU. e • (400, . ometres ents. dshi will continue' my movemen. . and 150 miles ,(240 . -h11Dclred afghanIS aDd a ear.. '._ -.go left the :to use manual 'controls .to . b1'1l1g nar'equator, . A"QPlan ,~~. P. ." . When'the :Cosmonaut. th~y to the left of the :411~8f b ., .. _., . '" and did not kilometres) : ~ 'f rfeit- :cabin, he made a movement.first the ship down,. line. '...... 3 _~ '!~ !b.. _ 0 to grow strength. and,then another; fail us". . moon's north-south ~,OD the-Kab1il.Tor'Fha~;- . "Aighamstan:has never 0 Clii With one arm landed imper~ptib- , indepen~ence,11Ild. th,:, - .and moved- his foo~' ·EVerything . "our: ship '~l!~~,:~~_~U- ~ ~\ · ed its ~ew. on the radio and Shortly.after its launching, con- admire·lt for was- normal.'-He then out ly.·We switched ~~~"fo~,b~.~tniCki nese people highly ~'A 'the state commiS'!Jon' trolof the 65.hour Ranger 9 opera- .haviIl~ repea~~ r~pulSeJ d his arIlJS as wings. very plea- repOrted to frOm CaPe Keit- 'aniJ dS. JO for'cars, , :' .~et reIIlar:ked, . that everythiiig w.as itt -order". tion was shifted th~ " . reign .~gress10n , he.con u 'sant sensation," he- InStitute . On galang IIfghway cabin was nedy to the california' Among those wh0tya~Min- .The return to the jet.proplilsioD la- toll Will be-·' eolleded at '. 'KalaY. Marks Tentll of Technologys bO~d fuD;cljon were,Depu f th . '. in P~iien.a- 'th la "~KheDjaD 'for'·.Kabll1. ~' ~or Cbth.i!'est ~~ Year Of Pubucation, boratory "aiu1,iD Kalatak 'f$rb" 'Dt,rihz~~~:de~? the of Kabul, the _' On MondaY.,SMentiSts"at .e - -vebicles ca.~e 'endshi 'SOcietY. sador and 5<,>m.e.o er- ea il.. . '_ ~~, . e , ti~~b~~~23bY~eate~;;:_ .boratory d:cidTued _~ delay~~ ~_ ' troDi:.Dos1d vehlcles.< '~~~~fF£abul, the GOver- diplomatic. ml5Slons. .. I V'-~".Torkbam I t hOl1l'S-cuntil l!"",ay mo .'...... 'OI-hwa""~ . , . '. . al ...'" ~en, in-flight maneuvre. to . ,C ---'!'U' ...... , '.., ment o~ Rll! U1:ve plamied '~P ~ be eolleeted a~ Kaj. - .. ..· . 0 G" · ~~ed Its ~nth ~ar of lts·pU~ ui'the Rariger 9 'On a more near- boJlDd"v~. 1ft. ili t 2L . trODi Jalalabad Fe. I DeP'aslon' emln. lication. .' P :DOrahi 1 ...,. -'" : . 1y ~rfect pa 0 o.ue mooJ:!. ':"des:' iuUI '-fiuiil Ina -:d' '0' ·C·l . d .At a function attended by edi- .-·1utii.J~,~el~V@~ '" .::. ~rs of some newsp'8pers ana Ofti- A~rding 'to ca1cuI8tions. at Oepen.~. n.. OU 5 .' des wJ,Jleh dO.DOt pass lIiese' .' ·'Take.Off Floric1a,'~ Z3,_(~P).- c~ of ,the Rural . ~e.vel~~.ent: 2000 GMT Monday R{lnger 9 WDUld· ~,par < ·_~ts. < :~197,~, bye. .. • lmNNEDY WJll',ilo& • Depattine~t, ~.Nawab1, tb~ ~!iitor have been 123.515 miles- __ , .' .: .C?APE .' 0 hMonday to sPace:OfficlalS ~,:,~un~,~e1liStory kilometres) frOm earth, trav~ aIIY.tolL",', __ , ;.. , ~ weather 1.c!O~ g~, en 1Igth two.man~nl -space- of miles (6.~~~~) ;='AIl,V~~I~)~.!1bUe_·or,ri., ten:::~eltu~~='~~on_was reserved until. ".~l~~~~~n:x:a~etn"~~: at 3.769 with DO aeepti9D ~: " . 'that they V:illilgers . ~·hour.. And by, '"), es,- _ vate. go Tn . ay, laUDCh time.· . lightenmg th~. craft.could i\b~~' .Ab~asj, ~8ik~~s~1:. ~~~ h&v~.to 'pay toll aDd te- .b.~.bef~re:he~400:jwere ''more. thin go," and officials M?hammad.. ,,'eeive-. pi'lnteeJ, '1lI1Dl~ uiiles (5422.5-kilo.= ,a few Preslden~ ..J'ournaliSts A3- rimg at 3;389 'in ex-- in charge or~the,spaCecraft and of the '. . : .i'eeetpta.... . ,_ . ··The twOd_,astreinaili \vet- ~boOster they.were sociation,. p!'aised .the ~uni1 De- ve . liD' • J ~cecr C the rricltet said _... " .roc~~. e three- deIiv~ m ex- ve1oPmen~ ~~t's '. work metres) per ur.; ~ll~t ~nditi- '-~. engme.p=~. . ~ ChibI•• tahce. of the role,p],aye4 \;. the the Titan ::.;:'J:.,apim; :~h' ~lty~. ),orb ~ ~,J'= .:~1Oan~~e:" -- 1,1 - .~~~. to be lo11ded with the . ten's ~ts ~ fIoor,.M the ~1.... -h1idsiDg . rural' development tw.o ~rry,aboUt ,GM'.!'. 'ca&fon. ~ ~, , '. llu es. ' Dr: Charles chief.llhysi- . ~amII\ cian. for .the astrOna~ts, S8ld they a.m. to 5'" p.II;L' . ,- . .' '-• -I . , .. '. ~ .... '. . . ' . ". 2~' ' .. " , " . " , , , , ,'. '. . . " . , . " '- .- -. - < • .' " '- " PAGE 3.' " , - .. PAGE 2. ,- . " AfghaniStan "For~ii6nOf I!olitiml Parties In L,-~·~s~·<:t~~L NE~DFORCOPEOf.ETHIGS,: ~ ~ili'ieS:~f~Ui~- ~ ':' ... Gold~~ All'_th!! leadiDg . ed, in a test baIL If BY SBAFIE RABEl,' U.s. one capital yesterdaY1:arriededito~- No discUSSIon' of POlitical parties social had succeeded in ,the Day:· ~e . r~er- cared ~ce of teclui01ogtc&), -of on Pakistan's' National c;m be complete WIthout a ·the coulil. predict the abr-ogatioD, ~ey'wad, ~ p~}j~ed:_ ~'~ A study an-.d _ctiltiu-al developments .ban on nu~' ,dailY.," _ - ence to a code of l'!tlii.cs. ~pe new activities the present p{lItial P~tu,. . W!'Ote:. ~ : p-~ _ has several area 'and lor There is' no need to ' of a code' of ethics .. Such an increase re- clellI" tests. ~P1e ~~~te';-~_~~~~::,.. -. Conscientiously. ob- is increasing that both~PQ1itical;paities, ~~~. 'advantages. ~es iri ~tliiCSi ~-• mentioJI ~efe~c~ ti~ ~Y:\Witli ~~ can help the establish- qu1I:es ap~lied in tl;ie;,uS made.nllIUY . ~ . 'served,lt ethical values as to po- teSts m ~es;,.y&en,.the· IndIa¥. - , -oCa clean and. honest gov- Ii will. 10 the ban on nuclear fo~ ~ !t;&. , IIlent litic-al patties. F,or jnstanee. ._ ..' tin~J. w!JS ",!i+- Prorramme: , ernment anp gear. the govern- nothirig their election C3}DPaigns. ,~~~ a .'r'e$Olute '. o Elirlbh' comple- 1945 when mankind ki!ew }~, PIe' .;., a COm.ll ete an unLver· cation ,_., Ii' Ever. - . f th- " bans DILlY1 d' " ~e- h'ave umver...... , app cation. , :~ ~ ' , s.al nuc ear JsaI:lDament can diffiCUlties. ~e 0 . e-: . .At the'· outset it may be men- In the latter Society has its own ~ .~j!!~ti~~, -eomplete cllissifi- medy the -$ituation, Societi~s may resemble one, aD:- bight . · tioned that- no test ban treaty is . een th e- ou..o,)'e1 . 0 - t f _,'-.: necessary· for ,pl.se, a nqcIear m general but theY differ 0 .~ons cation of the ethiCs tr~ajy.. when other ""So smoo dev opmen tri .' . There . enough. Such . a art' ulars F instance, ·....e b the tw . .. 'political parties is possible. - at least'm p IC ,or etw~ ~dco~ ~toriaI.' - agreed bUpO!'. ecomes, ~tem unique and reasons.·First the pat- ethi~, In fact caste ,is ,the lSSU S8l .' d" ··'~:.li'J.Drf'llJl'L"S' are·several time partially, a code of the Indian sh~d b !!'I ed: ance u of ethies changes'from outstanding pr-obIe:m of Ow e. so v Ul. aecor l' f L . ·tern say, every treaty and al- art' . that , Ii "SoC wishes f th KAB substance- re- we may ty P0 lit·cal~ P les m .' 10 time: though toe lb' differentam'p es-- socle . WIt """': 0 e peop e 0 ...... uha. oM 1965 , ,ance etween very much like'to .1'~ ~ mains the same for aU times and country' or out- countrY may Pakhtuni~.f 'R~~~ th~' ' . , in the US' whether within a through their n~ - 'occasions, For instance. nations--has solve- the problem gowrnm~d o· . lL ~ti L ':_' the amount side It with other lines. But ~ hav~ ~o • tHUese a special law linnis' Sides-tlie ·ethics on own chosen ~is se~~ 11 tr 't Afghan-C that they may be spent two ethical a distiIl.ct set of moral ar -1f , 'of'money is based, and ~ f;!thics tQ ':lbserve r~rtinsi to ,~;bj~~d This is in every way which it rule~. In content these rules wi!l has te: Ie 'on elections. govern' its obs,ervation. .' moral:n?~ str~ :: defenceleSs g "Friendship But wbat if th~ value of w!'J!ch be different-from the peop - 'justified. the , . ' -. ~r of p9lit~ca1 of ind ndeht Pakhtunistan. Vice· -money decr~es? In'.that case example s~t other aspects sl~e. ~t iW ressed' CoDfi- , ~"' aJ Chen Yl,' the cet~ :lai~ ,down in the T~mg to.the J.1uclear ~ s~ch as the finanCIal Th .~ , Of for- . financial notIce tliat.the.re some parties, sPecific e _e!' , M .:l' MIniSter IIlay be raised but agam, we llol- They will also be 1:pore ,~gOV7~:' .~er ~ f tti Chinese present 2law is relation between atmospherIC ~~al df~:~~illdt- the 'Substance of the law whi$ ·.lII1d and' e1abo~~e than the. ~~ght 0a ' agD Mall'S. 0 , e . ted ceil~ lut~o~, th~ t':5t ban treaty ~a.kbtuniStangrJreii a fuiancial - .ethlcs meant for political. ~ d ... ~public, s~ '~: the, exiStence of JlOlitic~1 parties. The Re'p'ubhcan code. of ;.,"~ ".... ~1I to'.. ed' people's" will still·be thete. . m~rest- partIes In general n~w_""'-'lp.~, w~ uc;.oopen m.WJC a ~ when, . e 531.. fn,g, party In the US was not , more than - Secondly in view. of. the .accele- at a banquet gIven in ,his hon ' ,-., .' :a~~a~f~t~~:eeL\',:Af: b _ Prime Minister J.h'. _, EA~ '~,UROP- P()-LI,T.ICS , While.,CQngI'atuIatiJig_the-P.eYUSUFZAI ~ .ta a ,common., the _ ana that .force; and mixed tion of Germany the,gQV~~t of ~~akistari . friendly eo-operation today's interdepen:- Multilateral force. Bn~'Jwill:ag:r.ee that ~ of jnte~ . The logic of fiee~ are th~ out-eome of ?efence safe~ woUld foJkiw,'a _realistic .POlicy tnere .'is. conflict in' both ~,economic manned there are 5uffi~t .'P~~_ . '.;'. dent Eur-ope new policy,. . If ~n9 by. so~vin.g the between them. spheres IS scarecly the h Gaillle ~ to. be c:onvm.e- . the VJS1t ~t- and political 'attitude,,' alth?US but de I~ue lJ1 aecord8ilCe- ...Wlth The Chinese reader's one ~ the. Britain's ~a- Gaulle IS 8galnst mterde- pee­ 01 CODli-. ch!ill.enged b.'Y, ar,y changed. under t~e ed. De for Wishes.Of the E"akhtilnistaiU seu'is -a manifestation member~ of t~ W.estern Alli~ce, somewhat pendence, He wants Europe a ten: co-operatiolL Today bour government, IS appreh.eJlS1ve in Pl.e- and . leaders· e1iriJinate 'ty- and Europeans know that. w:uted Ger- Europeans. American iilfiuence the world. "ts -are' eX- it about the "hows and ifs" of and 'if .sion SIlOt m this.j:lart,o( . . ali will skna; out alone EI,l1'~pe shoUld be stopped ~.~: _' • . d~en. . b M- Europe man incorporation, atjd aoo!lt· how ~IlS- ·~USt\ ~. __ ~ .., - _.:- -three ~~ p~e's . will 1,all. The,present political '~etails ~-West pOSSIble Anglo ,~es1erday:s ~ ,~, an p cete? to ,bed Europe die- the v."i!1 affect ~ept of ~aff~s of the con- f th and SociJ1, climat.e ·of _, out article .by 'Nour Ahmad Maiahon . ghil,!.Ji;t.~D an. e ~tiOn, Eutope~ are relatIOns, He enJoyed the SUl:CeSS of e~et ~ the C~ all ° ~ :tates this . ,_. tment. "W~t do 'Ye Bepilblie of that in· the nuclear 'age ~- keeping the o~tsi~ ?ut of . the ~e f~r the .develop aware , Bntain . recogzuses that he Radi07'.',; 'M-ter emphaSismg of importance ~- powet:' is a must. Know- the econ~~c E~opean'~o~C·'UJlIon,.and ~adio ;. . . of g~ nelghboll!ly nuclear acq~ mans: has acqw:ea-. to re1li~ve ',inipo~ce'~ 38 ment co~tri~, ··leage and techiriques for ~~ l!OlitJ(:~ will scote·~h.if he mAnages ~w;u~tion' that. -'.' nons between ~e1wo bU,t pi:Pld . ~ , . iii closely. associ:atep .": __ ;':.-. ~~~~ PlaYs-. _ .' New Clfuic I _BeCause 'of its -faith that they war., ",.:--.. ~e March_ 24, (AP).- proYJIJ8 provide desire to European .state!> kn.ow. ~r.emost.CJU.estibJI: Ul' GERMANY, ' The ramo should..!lIsa D'Afgfianistan Bank '.aJiPment ana its ~ot ~ test.. Of ,The. The West·Germail finincial news- of the 'for- Bank , relations alone Stand of -the"wadays witb. aH. trUth. Y~t,. when' . in Mustafa Barzani. has'asked a .number parti~Iy annons eve- eel ~- ·.comeS.the-..isSQe:of taking part fiilan· - f:omel:iack.,;.~eer are is of fonDing.forces is- diiei- that celIoI' 'Ludwig Erhard for ~um~tali~ SIlCKties '!"tIl itS:n~ighbours of • nuae8r 1l9Vfe1'. Ghfuany feels 'for in- . _6f -v.:~sts. and, -- lop gent· vie~; baselt:On coiIflictS ~ "economic cia! aid for his movement haV!!.,~ot ~_¥~_~eard:OI:!'~-~ With peoples of this,regi«.'IL PN~ ~., hair; lIClluired Iraq govern" '~hQ ana interests. ..expOumteeL·; dependence from tiie Af~ij~_D1~~~ ~.,years- polley -bas ~ time ,aDd ' 'are. stuus, w~ 'justifi!!S her claims -, ~'. - dio This' ,~ea· iems, sUch',aS incOtPotatioil.:.··~:, pO~. ment" .. • ~~,men~e4suc:n'names . ~ emphacised -by our sc3ieme liOt.., for-a.sli8re in nuclear sai~ a. top BiJrzani,. The peG- GermaIJY. in.·the-new ~ that .Handelsblatt ~lnawaz _~affiil, NlU 'NaWl!Zi . .' derS and supported by our ~ ~Ca1.Iy she - ~et VIQi.Iy, .haiL as ' playjIlg the mwe.·'B!itish to·the ~RaDd lUd~; 'Chep1f' KhODIaF, etC~. !t-t the ,~ Pie.' ~ .' -',. '. ~~ -ppliti!Si -and .-~ is, the.closest :COlogne to-, get'!Dto' .!?maJd,. ~- ~~~ views_oil :m~!es directed at EUrope. arnved.ur time _J!~e~.:. sh~d__ .We ate' haPPi tbaLour·i'ela.- thoiigh~ hani to' be to the touch WIth BoJU1 goverI1DJ.ent lJ!I!- . pr,~nt voc~ Of,~~~ ",,' tJle,'P~ple's' Bepub· de GauJ,le 'knows that'none of the VJSI- for ~e tUms ·th' _. ~ ,= . -:..•GenTIan)' dals "but did nof-have.any. ~:~~~y,iS t~ ~"'_ . - el' resolved;. major pOwers are happy ,to see far.~' took:- :A:f~~ • WI y 'The U.s.. realises that total am-. n~ ble -success so VanIy- ,I'.a~?.,~1;dd:-~c.!!t.; ~. of -quDa.are dc: opmg. of ·her- lmilding-her--own lett~ ~~I~~ _ The our trill' oLthe inmta'ry oornmand f~ a pis- _B~'s to 'Wt;St'GeI:'ri!InY mUSIc p~mes . tulIy:·~ ~ WIth ,~obY the.US, is' POWel, The,Europeaps, ~ r~ S'm11ar down. western, is, a-~.- European ~ble-Gerinan ..upper hand; '~!! and·lS' planmng :J~~m ~t~u.ce ~ .pr~anmte~-:.::~·' national'polIey. There The .U~S. is propos-' ~eIl' a~ to PreSident~:- an? -~ ~ '~~•. ~ frle.J:. not pradicill. USSR beCause !Jf ~e ~ ~ :and ex~ tual4eshe far close which U.S. and a~:Gau1l;e, ,~~,,~,~, ~ry cor- ins planS 3Iid programmes )1on-prolif~tion of D,U- Plesident' to " ly,~ With the of to -:JIOlicy of' ~J1son United _Na~ons < tlie_ J;iSteners._ ~":;~'. - ._",---.- permit the 'Westerh 'powers . : ter ana ., ... , ~ .. dial· frl~dship In tile past" -we part in the ,.cleal"forCe., Gen~- U .Th8nt- tral!1mg;' friendly have file controlling. inco1pora-secretary more favour,the ,- , are :SIlre' of yet defeiJc:e.·~orce of Eui-ope. Americans .,. '-...... - .-.- united ';--'~:-- ':-_.- .: , ..:. '- in the ,fu:~. ': " . .- . - riobtfcms ... "'" - - , ...... - ..;- .' -. - ' . " .:. "_-::. -. ~ ~..... - - - . - ..... , , :.. -:. , -...... ~- . '- " . -. .- " " , , . : • t . . , '-."-.;.--. " . , '- , -;-::~ ."-.... , .; . - .... -. ... --- - ' ',- ...- - :. - ---. -""- -- , " . . .. , ~/. ;; - I..-'-d '. " 1 '. . " .- .-...... - , -. -- / PAGE 4. '- - : "MARCH ·2i.1965 •;- - .~ • •• -'"-o-~. Four-'Tribes lIold' AT, ~"[HE >CINEMA.:, .: Finance Minjstry "<~:~ --. . Talks 'On -Dejen~e' ,PABK'mi'EMA: . '" - - , Explains Reasons At ~.. ~, s.' 10 p;m."IWian Pakhtilli~hln Frenc}r'1ilm ,WOMEN RAVB NO In For ImPosing Tolls, PATtEN"(J£ . With' ,Dati -tninala-~ , qon, - ' . -:. KABU4 Mar. 24.-According to '8 careful estimate made by ex­ BEHZAD ~: . ·perts the cost of niaintaining the At 2; 4, 6 p,m....: Russian film' - .. highway .during the year 1965-<: with-'Tajiki translation. 1966 will amount to Ms. 100,000,000­ .• ,~r ~ a Finance 'Ministry source said T~~ Co~paiiy_-~creaseS yesterday explaining the reason for the recently imposed toll on Sales'55 Per Cent In Year Salimg and Kabul-Torkham high­ KABQL. March 24::-Pining-the . ways.. month of Hoot (mid-Febl'UarY' to As son!e of our principal high­ M~ch ~J 3,loo,OOO.metres of'{ex- , _ . ways have. been constructed with tile"goodS were sold· by the Tex- .. credit extended'by friendly na­ tile Coinpany'scbranChes in varj. tions to raise the necessary funds ous pr.ovinces. - -. for :repayment of the principal of the loans and their interest, and ,Mohammad 'Jafar Mukhtarzadii,. '- for maintaining these highways. manager 6f the sales department. - to meet the expenditur\!S re;quired of the coinpany, -said that : the ..-' : for maintaining these highways. goodS.were soldifor Afi-32;OOO.-OOO. The price of gasoliile and diesel .AccorJiing to. hiJil,' ~ SIi1e of ~ oil was raised by pools.50 per .tile goodS ~creased- bY,,55 per -cent -. litre last ye.ar. But, the source durin,g the. year l~ ,(1964-65). :. added, ow experience shows tbat '. maintaining the Salang and Tan- ' ge Gh~ou highways year round ADVTS.' . ;requires more 'money than -this increase will pmvide. . FOR-SALE' ,The government appropriate Wa~'­ Ms. 30 million for the mainten­ 1958 PlymOuUl S&&tIOIl ance- of Salang and Afs. 3 mil­ gOIL 37,000 miles, aDtomatfc lion 'for the Kabul Torkham high­ mnSmlssfoD, power ateeriDC, ways annually, the source said very coiDfortable to t1iIft; ID.­ In the melPltime the experts have and very. easy to drive. $191; advised the continuation of wor1l: CustOms unpaid,'" ·Phoae: to improve these highways by 20032. ' - construction of more gallaries for. prOtecqon against avaIailches, ANN SCHEIN .- etc. To meet these expenditures The bstftilfe of FIiie &iul hr- it was decfded to impose tolls on .forlning· Ani- ud_ - The- ,UIIIted .- , "The Congolese people',condemn the two main highways of the States -IDfO~OD Service this electoral comedy and reserve nortn and east. . .' , prisleDt. . __ -- the right to jl,ldge .at a more,qp­ Considering the facilities pro-' -Ami '8eheID < portune moment all those traitors vided to vehicles bY construction brlIHant ~rleait pt,n,,, .. who 'by. their suppoprt and com­ of these liighways by shorten­ Man;h 29, '8:10 ~ .BlidJo ·Af-. plicity are a CUsgrace to those of ing the distance, and decreasing ghaDistaD. ' , our brothers killed by the white wear and'tear on the vehicles and 'nen in' the~ foreign militarY Tleke": -The lDsUhrte, < The decreasing fuel consumption the USIS, spbisat Hotel;. KaInd for<:eS:'. he said_ modest toll is an insignificant im- HOteL ' He called OIl, the' Congolese to position. . boycott the elections·to "show -The Ministry of F~ce plans ~ their solidarity with the revolu­ Ministry, alSQ intendS to .to record revenues from the col­ machinery.to.colint the -vehicles--­ tion." lection of the tolls carefully. The . 'passmg through these highways. MJO~TREA'L ~~ KlM'S MULTI. STOPOV'e'R PLANNER ._::

AMSTERDAM - < ' ·KABUL. 'Mar. ·24.-His MajestY -~~~~t~.. -/,.:::!I'J.!;:'~--!""'""G 'u~...... " , ' .' the King received a, telegram of· kABUL congratulations on 'the New Year 'PreSi.~ from Dr, Heinrich Lubke, m~NK-FORT VfENNA~BElGRADE 1STANBUl dent of the Federal· Republic of. /' .' i Germany. . LONDON ~__~ KABUL, "M¥. 24.-Three pro­ fessors fI'Gm ~he Federal Repub­ .' lic of Germany who have' come

to Afghanistan to teach at the " College of Science imder an.affi: Maliipar HIghway·_ liation agreement between Kabul and Bonn. Universities were '-in­ ~ • troduced .to Dr. Hamed, Rector Closed :To-Ttaffic -' uf Kabul Universi~'- The professors .will teaCh che­ For Six' M~nths-- mistry, ,geology and ·pliysics: lor .' two years. KABUL, Mar. 24.-The. 'Yam­ NICE CA1RO- -par highway .- whicli Was closed yesterday wiii remain 'closed .for KABUL, Mar: 24.-Dr. Moham- six monthS due to-work "on the mad Siddique, Dean of the College Mahipar project. ". TH of Education, ana Mir" HuSsain Mairajuddin Nourey, Preside.ri.t ••+eo INK DISTANCE '., ~_ Shah; Assistant Dean of the Col- of the. Highway Preservation ~ - K-' -, , lege of Letters, Kabul University.; p;lrtment·in·the ¥iniStry of Pub- ' LIN'~S left ;Kabul- for the Uliited St;rtt!S :lie Works, said in order to facili- LM .ROY.A.L._ DUTCH. AIR' DOES·. IT '.'C', 'A"N'" "C'A'.RRY"" ... yesteraay at the invitation of the- . tate- the-movement of traffic r.e- YOlJ TO u.s. government W attend a se- pair work has been started on ANY CORNE'R Of THE' GLO'iDE minar on higher education. bridges and -corners-of the -road : .','~ ,- " . Sponsored by the UniversitY of between KaJjul and Naiigarhar' An d KL\1 . ' h tel~able Minnesota the seminar will last viII the Latabaild:Pass. h . .$Ives -you, ere a tip that will'help you' get your final destinatllln 'and "aok, if "you for six weeks: Representatives of, .'t f' most ot .every rmle you fly.. - wanted 10. ,.

India, Pakistan ana Nepal will Canadian' Wh'eat Ex--'-_. '. TN lip is'c6d oL, ...... St"P"" ,.~_' . , also participate .in it: _ ~... rae -If" _ ~ thIs IIICIp out and toke It to your ~I . Arrives For Week's.Vislt KLM knows thai som~ ~..e1I~rs- iil,~ 10 ~t. Sh?." fi,m.I,he Mufti-Stopover-jour. I lli~y 10 . KABUL M 'ch 24. Dr H. take ailvanlAl:e of .yerv facilit. when nel '!.ou wlSb make. And when you go . ,ar..-_.' er- fly.Theseareth~travell~whol!ostn.il!h't fly K~M. You'll !>e in g'!od hand'-.'Alan': KAB. UL, Mar. ,~-"The' ten-day Tington, a Canadi~, 'elI::pE!rt who to a destIDalJon .. hen thev'reinca hutT)' and expenenced Irav~llefs beiiev~ .the corefui . seminar on accounting at the Ins- is working as ~ ad:vi:ler in PakiS- wh~ .take time to ,stop along the Way ;"hen . .- pu~clual P~tcb_bave !Dade KUl Ihe mosi. titute of Industriill.· Mapagement tan .on matters related to 'wheat they re D?t1fyou re one ofthesetraveUers rehalile alrlIDe'of them all.' . e ended -on ,Monday. ctiltivation, arrived fu!re' yester"'-w _ U,ed r ~1i1l" ,StoP9",r Game Iiis heeD <16"",:, · the . - U&I' lor "ou .~ .~.. D unng seminar whiCh was' for a week's-visit. .. attended by 40 students·frOm .n- ./uJ. official of the 'Ministrj: of The prin.ciple of the Multi.St~pover Came . '... ,nons public.and povate institUt-' Airic.ultur~ said that Dr; Herring-.' IS that ~th the belp of yoar travel agent ions, members of an economic- ad- ton 'will make a stUdy ,of' the vison- team.:from 'the Federal"Re- wheat imj>rovemen.t Project'oflhe Economy CWI rouDd trip faiei fro";; public of Germany and special-' Ministry of Agtic1.!lfure and hOld Kabul to : ' . ists of the Institute delivered I~ talks about Cimada's aid to Afgha:- . u. s. S. ,; tures on di1fer~t aspects oLac- -nistan through the Colainbo Plait. New ~iork 1016;20 - counting. _, . -- . ,~. 'Rerriligton'was'received'at r:::d~~rok. " 'm~~21-~ayexdare - At the closmg ~on.it ~ the Kabul-airport by'some-officiaJS Frankfurt, 60630 announCed -that the -Institute.Will of the'MiniStry of AincultUre-8lid Hamburg '..- 617.20 arrange other seminars for offi- S. K. Dey, head of FAO in AfDla- l'aris . 606.50 cia:Is during the current year; . 'niStaIi. .", , . . AiDst~rdam 606.50 . , , '- -. / ..

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