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\ . \, , ,1 , PAGE 4 THE IV\BUL 1'1¥E:S" , , .' ~ ,JUNE, 15, 1967
\ - World News In Brief - , MORE' US JETS D,O,W:NEP, f', ~lColJtlnu;d"tnM baie.. .) ~',~ /He VlelnQrn'f~Wrtl'.' hl!llOugh more aid MANILA, June 15, ',(Reuter) •1Id "l\l~aonship" planes tbat nightly eon'lIlucd 10 flow Inlo North Viet- , . ES BRUSSELS. June 15, (AP) Tnree livers overflowed theIr c\rd~ - tb.i:1deUa ~to, PJoYld6 flan:\ and Olm dcsplte the ~ullural ,revolutIon ThE! SIX European Common Mar banks and flooded 12 Villages ~f ',llallfr1g"Jlgutl}sop~'\\r'li'lor 'e'ni~attl~dlr A Foreign M1I11.try spoJ(esma,\ ket countnes Tuesday refused to Dlgos, Southern Oavao oh the is'" ou1tpd'sts saId 15 nmbassadors, a consul·genc '. give In to II claIm by their Greek land ot MlIldanao, about 600 Rcuter quoted the North Vlclnam ral and a charge d gfTaues j III th,. • " I aSSOcIate to withdraw an offer on mIles southeast of Manila klI News \Agency as saymg thatJ,the (_glon discussed Ihe Vietnam war )Oi .. I r tobacco In the Kennedy Round Img four people and 53 others Vlot 'Cong shol down to United atld Japan s a'utude to the comlllg \ of tanH loweling negotiatIOns miSSIng, accordmg to press re Slates aircraft 1Il four days ovcr A"an-P,clfic CounCil (ASPAC) ml- --:t~~~~f'~~~";'~_"':"_~~~'-';'~~~~~~~~I~~I~~~~1~7,:...1~96~7~(J~A~U~ZA~'26~,;:~~346=-~S~H~,)~ Price At 3 ports teachIng here Quang rn prOVince of South Vlet- nJstenal conference to be held tn nam... "\ \ Bangkok from July ~~~~~~),!\~~~ Asse~'tily ~,~(~ "·~~~~---Ro-y~al;;';"A-u-di-en-ce- VLADIVOSTOK June 15, .5 ""I (Toss) -The Soviet motor ship LONDON, June 15, (Reuter) Many JJ S trooj>s,: ~ere killed or The In.panese ambassador In Sal TUI kestan which was attackea -RhodeSian mterest shales Jum woundcd when four hcl,copters and gon Yoshlhlro Yamanaka, said by Amen~an planes' on June ped on the stock market here Olle F-4H Jel came down on June that the South Vlctntlm gQvernment's 2nd In the NO! th Vietnamese yeslerday aftel noon after Pnme 6, 8 and 10, thc aSency saId paclficallnn campaign hod gradually ~'~$'sio'n ~~~!~11~:~e~~d~~1~~~ ~~ 01\ June I I, the Viet Coni; ShOI proved to be successful ,Toda,y announc~ '.pens port 01 Campha dlopped anchol Minister Hal old Wilson nere yesterday ed the despatch to RhodeSia of down another fivc helicopters and He also siud that although lhe - .-, HIS Majesty the King' PreSident sClzcd a large quantlly of weapons gcneT31 trend had" turned 10 favour The TUl kestan \\ as damaged a fOt mer Conservtl,hve rr'untster to TTl - U -I,.,. A'._ - of the Wolesl Jlrgah Dr Abdul and equipment on board, It said If the allied forces the SaIgon ,SlOv- I' at 67 spots Holes ale vIsIble 10 see If the 18 month long mdep Zahlr Finance MJOlster Abdul Meanwhile, South Vietnamese ernmcnt felt Japan should glve her n!osyg,u..,~ftiCrlVes n New vo:"k ~~&k~I,~~ the blldge, the funnel the super endencc deadlock could be bro Head of State Nguyen Van Tbleu supporl In a morc posItIve form ~ ken structul e and cabms annoUhced he would stand for the There Was no reason at the mo- -r Talk W10th De Gaulle ter Dr Nour All, MInes and In- The funerol of NIkolai Ryba preSidency 10 the September elec~ menl to believe that n setth,:mc!1t of dustrIes MlIllsler Eng Abdul chuk \\. ho was kl1led In the mC!. LUSAKA June 15, (AP) -The " , Samad Saltm Publtc Health MI- Ct.:mmc :lwealth has been proved (Ions the protracl';d conflIct was tmmlDcnt lINlTEl} NATIONS, June 17, (Combined News mste( MISS Kubra Nourzal; l!t;nl will lUnited Nations General AssemblY eonvened In au. Commander of Kandahar milItary bloW to Pnmc MlOlster Ky's chances T.1kco Mlkl" explalncd 10 the dtp)a- \Ion' as a result 01 the RhodeSian eIIIergency speclaYsesslon this morning EO dJsc- the -t-'_ .- ....~ garrIson Gen Mohammad Said; HELSINKI June 15, (OPAl of election m.lts hl~ already t: ... pressed'" attitude lssue saJ(1 Zambia s PreSident MIddle East. ' , - ~•..,...... , Gen Abdul Rauf Rosoul, pre- Finland will take core of Polish In New Deihl reports Tanjug. a the sccond ASPAC mlntsterIal Kenneth Kaunea Monday Illght Interests In Tel AVIv after the ,1 mcellng of Indian lawyers adopted meellng thal there should be free ex- Sident of operations, and Gen S.' Kusbkakl, (left). the president of Radio Afghanistan, Today's meetll1g was expected to be addressed to procedural break of diplomatic relations by welcomes Sir Charles Moses, the secretary general of the Asian ,I decluratlon demanding an urgent change of 0plOlons on all aspects of Saadullah, preSIdent of JOS WASHINGTON, June 15. and orgarusatlOnal matters The Assembly was to adopt the agenda Wa153\\ on ruesday the Fmmsh Br03dcastlng UniOn, of which Afghanistan 'Is a member, at the end to lhe Vlctnam war and respect rcglOnal cooperatIon, IOcludlOg poll- pectlOn, In the MIOIstry of De FOlclgn MIOlSIIY Soviet Union. requesting the ses fence, Pre.ldent of Board of Plan I{ablll airport tbis morning I nesdav Likewise Fmland takes between Moscow and New York, hc rIghl of the AmerIcans 10 ._ SIOn Afghanistan's Abdul Rahman Pazhwak Will preside I1lng In the Ministry of Commer. Actual debate Is scheduled to be- calC' of Soviet mterests In the expecled here to 0lJen thiS spr· bomb North VU;lj1.lm was based on cc Dr Amanullah Rasoul, and gm Monday with lbe UOlted States Others expccled to altend the rlbscn(e of official tiCS between IIlg has been delayed due to the lhe North:; alleged aUu\;k on South Gen Abdul Gham, Vice preSIdent Commit\tees Meret '0 speak ftrst and the SoViet UnIon General Assembly s~sslon were :\1osco\\' and Tl.'1 AVIv SO\ let Unton deCISion to change COUNCIL Vle1TJ.lOl but Ihe same argument In I of operations In the MII1lStry of RESOLUTIONS reverSe wOllftl cntltle North Vietnam second Pnme Minister Jens OUo Kro.g of thc type of aITcraft to be used ill 'CoWlllll(!tl from paRr II Il.:l us.llem lLonftnue(/ from page I) Defence 01 her allies to bomb thc DOIted SovIet Premier Alexei Kosygln Denmark and Pnme Minister Josef MONTREAL June 10 IDPAl the hrst trnns-Atlanhc flight to by Sovict rcprcscnt.ll!ve N f Fc UAR dllcf-delegate M A el_ mer\:I,lI Alfalrs on the procedurcs the United Slates State De Stales thl.: Indian lawycrs pOlnled arnvtd In New Vork thiS mOrning CyranlueWlcZ of Poland British Almost 12 million people have VI l(ollY cxprcssed hiS deep re8r~t governing the Import of mediCine dc rcnko wa... voted un pomt b} oul by speCial plane He was accorn- Foreign Secretary George Brown Sited the ExpII 67 In thiS Canad paItmen t spokesman Carl Bartch pOInt I he first pomt was supporl •• fter the vollng on thc resolutJOn Thc Commlltee on Agnculturc and Prince Ahmad Shah SOld here Tuesday 1he morc so, they added, "s IrrigatIon dIscussed problems rc panlcd by ForeIgn MlDlsler Andrei and PolIsh Foreign MIOlster Adam Ian CltV SHHl' Its opening seven I.;L1 h\ fmll delcgat1()ns thc USSR A U S resulutlOn, demanding Gromyko, the PClme MinIsters and Rllpackl have also announced they Ihere IS no doubt aboul W.lshlng lated (0 pasturage In dlffercnt parts \\ eeks ago rhls attendance goes Pan Amellcan Airways, he ad Bulgarl1 M.lll t1nd Indm rhesc l1cgnll,ltlons between the hostile par lOll s Intervenllon • 01 the \:ountry Foreign Ministers of the Ukratne Will partICIpate To Open Workshops I a I beyond e ,pecta\Ions by the ded hod been told that Aeroflot, four \\Cle jUlneU by EthIOpia and Ih,.S .Ind I l~)Il1prchcnslve agreement A Heuter message from rokya In lhe (ommllfcc on Hearing and BylorusSla, snd Alexander Sol- Secretory of Stale' Dean Rusk IS olgaOlst'ls who had counted on the Soviet national airLine, pre Indl.l In \tHIng fur Ihe: sccond poml 1111 troop wllhtlrawals and safe s lid Japanese diplomats 10 ASI .. datov, a deputy for~gn mmlster to represent the Umled Slates al- KABUL, June 17, (Bakhtar) (erred to walt (or their IL 62 gU.Jrdmg 01 the Vital rights of all (omplalOls ;I number of petItions a mdXlmum fI( eight million VIS I Membcl" \Ir olher delegations abs lilt th\: Pal.:llK arca yesterday r\J.lf;u Tbe SOVIet de1egalJon, wblch travel- Ihougb PreSIdent Johnson may also HIS Royal HIghness Pnnce Ah service anstead of the TV 114 1:.l1ncd on bOlh pOml"i NIOC vote... llllH':crlled wa .. not put to the vote wele revlc.wcd 'he commandant tors luI ,I!rcct Intervention by Chma 110 led m two jets, totalled 66 members speak Yugoslav sources said It was mad Shah tomorrow wUl open lUI boprop as ongmally planned \\Cre m:edetl for passag~ lile Sl1\ let UllIon has announ(.:cd of Kabul police Abdul Hakim and Mlnl'iler of Intcflor Eng Ahmad Friday KOSyglIl stopped ID Paris mosl probable" tbat President Jo- to me,~ In the Pule Chafkhl workshops The 1 he rc ... olUltnn c.llIed for the SI.: .1 \(10 .lg.lInsl the resolution, should "Observing Mothers Day Is a oause of sPeC'taI happiness Her MaJt:Sty said a TOKYO June 10, (oPAl -Ja ullah Icsllhed before the committee and talked for more than two hours Sip Broz Tuo would come Indian workshops have been consruct LONDON June 15 tReuter) lUrl'Y (ollncll 10 II lome up for deb.lte speech yesterday. BesIde hel' Is Mrs. S.F. Ete-madl. president of the Women's Institute. pan IS studYing plans to organI Thl Mcshr,tnn Jlrgah yestc;rday with French President Charles de Pnme MJnlster Indua Gandhi was ed WIth techmcal aSSIstance from A fall In Imports cut Bntam s I strongly denounce Israel S ag I I: tllln.::nko dUlmr.d that Ih~ (OW1 se an ASIan Investment and dIscussed the IpPolntmenl of mcm Gaulle He told reporters after reported unable to participate due to CzechoslovakIa tl ade defiCit to 25 mllhon sterl gresslve Illllln<; clOd t.:ontmucd 0 .. ~ rI W IS IIl\:i.lP lble 01 ,1\:1I0!l and th.1I Settlement Bank and step up bets 11\ Ihe miSSion for aid 10 the meet109 that hts only tnterest pressmg parhament affairs Foreign The workshop project was com mg last month compared With 41 l.:Up:.llIOIl 01 d parI of Icrntorles nl Ihetclorc olher means musl be dome News In Brief Prime Minister purchases of pllmary produ'Cts as Ardb!i suffenng from Israeli aggres at the moment was 10 go to New MInister MC Cliagla Will lead Message From Her Majesty pleted several months ago Smc:e millIOn 111 Aprtl the I rude MJOls thl: l 1111\ d Arab Hepllbih. Syrll 11ll! 'iought to ItqUldalc the sequel of d means of giVing concrete subs MAIDAN SIIAR June 15 IBakh York to attend the emergency ses- India's delegatIon Iggrcs~loll stem and to ,I 10lOt parliamentary then they have been operated on try announced here Jun.1..1ll ami rcgMll thiS a"i an act \11 ,ll1d 10 ensurc Ihe lmmc Ill) -The rural development depart SIOO and seek a peaceful soluuon to IIO<,;e 10 Foreign MIOIster Takeo commlUcc (0 study the political par Meets Cattand an expcnmental baSIS ll;l'fO""", \In the grossest vlOlathHl \11 dl.lle wllhdr,l\vu! of Isr Icll fnrl.:"'" lIlull of Wardak opened a health 'he Middle East "tuallon Marks First Mothers Day Mlkl s Asia PaCific CommunIty llC~ Bntlsh Prime Minister Harold Ihl.: UnllCu N Illons Charter and ge hehlnd the Pakistan Affairs Mabmoud FaWZj. WIll lead "to promote world Wide AmeCican socIety worthy Sons. cles 1 to 15 of the draft law on 10 vegetable cooperatIOn took place when the sldesnt and members of the Wo terl -The US Defence Deport lOl "il:\.urll\ (lHIOUl efiOT'ls II h I\C -ArnerI- AP odds Loss of Ihe huse ed by lIvestock raIsers 132000000 leet (5280 feet=1 Deputy Prime M1nIster aDd The holy rehglon of Islam con lacquer thmnel for kicks" police \gha Shahl 01 Pak Istan said hi, .1 permanent pea\:c sellicmenl of the Holy Koran to the Bakhtar can supporl for Israel )D Iasl week's Wheelus air base ID Libya could (Contd On page 4) W~IS ForelgD ~ter Nour Ahmad Siders respect to mothers a sa,d Wednesday mIle) Thus lounlry Illll1ledldlelv affecled A spokesman announced the out Museum III Balkh prOVlO<.e yester MIddle East war, Libya's Foreign hamper combat readiness of U.S, Efemadj and Director GllneraI of PTimary human obligatIon and A half empty bottle CJf the lIq 132000000=314 D hy Ihe Iragedy rn the. Arab homc- slde advlsl.:rs some wltb past gov day MIDlster Ahmed B18hti sUlD100ned fighter and figbter-bo!Ober UDlts In the Pohtiea.i A1fa1.rs Department makes strong recommendations 42 03H 216 56=D I_nd ~rnnwnt expenence wJ11 mcet TTiUrs One. IS said to have been wnt the American and Bntlsh ambassa- Europe unless the alf force caD find Uid was found beSide the boys to chtldren In this respect Wl.: an: loncerned wuh the lIft" Lell h\ hand .WO years ago and the In the Foreign MinIstrY. Dr, Ab dors and told them officially of the some olber range for practlclDg "ho "ele aged 16 tu 18 That IS the tinu mcn m other fields of pn Af 811 \)011 thlOugh the National DIJl'ing the Prime MJnt.ster's War II balliefieids of tbe western IS populated too densely for lbat lllg the ecllth IS 42,03821856 Our society today Climes out an Can produce mtoxlcatlOn and '.'<:llc adlvlty Fund to the ed JcatlOn ~Irectorate absence Abdullah Yaltall, the desert kmd of tralDlDS Usmg the !jame f01 mula C= ~Ilalll ~i:lIU Ihe l 011111.:11 s pr~llgl.: IUlportant social bb!tgatlon by hdllu( illatIOns s1!l1lla' 10 LSD Presu.Jenl Johnson relently named f r the ')IOVlnCe The mane} WIll MInIster withnut Port1oUo, will A DPA dispatch from London Wheelus air bage)s consldered ~(l(llu he rcp,JlIl.:U onl} b} thrce: 1'1 ([) y"u can hnd the Cll cum I N lilonal Sel.:unty Councll com be llsed tn lelJ3lr the buildmg dr carry out the duties ot the Prime says that the Bntisb Foreign Office Ideal for bornblDg and roeketry honourin'g '1l1others, and other psychedeliC' drugs llleasur\:s Ie It'lICl' 01 the steel band Thus Illillec under the general dlredlon of DELHI, June 16. (Reuter).-Yugoslav Foreign MInIs the afternoon YeslA>n1ay Farah Sin 11 dcset t ,md along the Suez hOll r ledged offiCIally It IS seodtng men Ill) (,ounul on thl.; Palcsttno prob sand vegetahle oil trom aU shops To Be Signed Royal Air Force personnel at an ter Marko Nlkezlo said here yesterday that IsraeU f1Jrces must tnto the fighttng, and the Hanot gov~ was the warmest regIon of the -.;.tll JI IOd told lhem Israel Will not !\.Jl) r.:all be Implemented air base near Tobnik withdraw from Arab territory before other mues In the Middle give up Ib hold 111 SlOat without ernment terms the Amencan "ters country With a high of 45C 113F r hesc resolutIOns relale he saId, 10 Observers said lbe BrItish r.... East crisis could be discussed war or CrimInals rather than pn N Salang was the reportedly Viet. Escalation gUManlt.cs of freedom lor her ship KABUL, June 17, (Bakhtar). Pale~llnc It:lugces Inle:rnottlonal hor pille In wll.ll he called internatIOnal • ponse would probably follow the He told a press conference after de countries to resolve the Middle ScnefS of war coldest region of the country The Turkish and Afghan delega It; 21 del' and the InternatJOnal slahl's 01 TRAVEL BY LUXURY PULLMAN CAR lInes set down 10 a BIltlsh whue mt9'lng Indian Prime MI018ter Indi East erIIIJ, With a low of 2C, 36F \V IICI ways 10 the regIOn tIOns have agreed on a cultural HOSlllltl(:; In South Vietnam paper 1Il February last ybanon for a re-roullng of her Arab countrIes agalDst !srael dur en~my questIOn Only the ter-mmatIon of garages, a garden and a motor park, Located next to the ector of cultural relations In the tarY-general ot the Foreign Mi Tajikistan Librarians can planes and killed 60 offi For~lgn goods transports vla-.lbe ,Arab Medl lIlg tall<$ wllb the Arab ambassa- these raIds and other actions Turkish MinistrY. nlstrY. assumed hIs post Thurs Spend Three Weeks Here cers and men who were on board Women's Institute, Good fOl' embassies or a commercial RHINOCEROS lerranean port. to aVOid using lbe dors who called 'on him these aucraft In May agalIl&t the Jil RV could create The Turkish delegatlOJI left dllY I house. Gulf of Aqaba rOule now controlled The Arab diplomals thanked Pre condlllo",s for negotiatIons Kabul for home Thursday by Deputy Pri.tne 141n1ster and MI AP reported from Sa,gon lbat by Israel. nister of li'oI:eign Affarrs Nour Sident Ayub for Pak~tan's unsUn KABUL, June n (Bakhtar) an Isolated South Vietnamese out Demands for an end to these Contact phone:' 21923 air Sharrf Nazarov, deputy director Society A Jordanian delegation unclcr Ahmad Etemadl praised the ser led support to the Arab cause, They post FrIday beat bock a -twc>-hour raids are bemg VOIced In the From 1 p,m, to 3 p.m. Wednesday evening they were also appreclatcd the Prestdent's me of FerdauSi library, Partau Be pre-dawn attack by 500 gu~rrillas United States too EconomiC's Minister HatIm Subl VICes of Sldky 1Jl the field of guests of honour at a reception will bave talks in &Irut and Da loforrnatlon and culture ssages to the four big powers ID dakov, dIrector of the library and who broke under poundlng of au Washington offICials, however which he ha~ asked lb~m 10 restrain stnkes . given by, Ambassador Batu Thbse mascus to arrange for the export of and Within th~ Foreign SOCIal workers school, m TaJik refuse to heed these VOIces of A~GHAN who attended the reception 10 Israel's ambltinns In lbo MIddle Istan arrived here Wednesday on INSURANCE COMPANY By Eugene lonesco has unfortunately been post. Jordaman farming producls and Ministry when he served ll1l mi On tbe scarrep field al dawn, the WIsdom or Ieckon WIth the peo clud~d East I Afghlln Insurance Company requires assistant book-keeper. Educat.on MlOlster Or. phdspbates via IIcltut and Lattskla nister pleOlPotentionary m the a three week VISit ples' WIll to peace Instead of PresIdent Ayub 18 sendl1lll Foreign Soulh VIeloamese found 36 guem ARIANA CINEMA lIdnd knowledge r aceountng and book-keeping and good Mohammall Osman Anwan and (SYTl~), as well ar for lbe transIt of Afghan miSSion at the United Na DUTlng theIr stay here tbe two nas dead aad 30 wounded fn add, At 2,5,7 30 and t) ~f) pill & Mlmster Plrzada 10 the UN Assem stopplIlg the barbarous raIds, knowledge of English essential, poned. It will now be on stage{ on 22, 23 24 June, oifldals of the MInistries' of Jordaniao Imports through BeIrut tIOns lIbrarrans w,lJ advlse the LIb· tlQn tbe outpost captured six pn_ American ClOemaSUlpe the UOlted States IS stepping Education and Information and bly emergency seSSIon to help mus ranes Department of the MillIS and SYria, II wll4 announced ID Am lie WIshed success to Sidky In cau~ soners from among th~ guerrUias colour film )n FarSI them'up and escalating Its ag APWY To:- Culture man Fpday ter support for the Arab and try of InformatIon and Culture Ticket~ already purchased may be used hIS new assigllJt)ent (Con/1n"ed on paRe 4) who spear/Jeaded Into the posilion In MARCOPOLO THE MAGNIFICENT gresSlon Afghan Insurance Company for the on techOlcal matters the carly assaull. PARK CINEMA The escalatIOn IS doomed to 26 Mohammad Jan Khan Watt, At 2 30,5 30 8 and 111 pm faIlure It Will merely multIply Kabul, corresponding days of that week. MARCOPOLO THE MAGNIFrCENT the losses of the mterventlonlsts Telephone 21604 •
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Provinci.al Press
By A Stall Writer WrItmg On th- government scheme to morease ihe oumber of rural de conquest of India, Bnbur spent 20 velopment centres in the country, y,;ars making Kahul a beautIful Itte!alanced de mgl routol ll At the beginning of the vclopmcnt of the country The pa folltth century when Alexander per points to varIOus traIDlng pro s,.~ my cantast war was the news eoveql&eo-~"r IndUlI Not onl~ trade flowed along better SOCial and health mell'OtlreS of tile mtenlational news ag~ ~, thes~ routesl 'fhe \culture of the and nrlprove theIr agncultuml tech. radio stations, including those w~ Bactnan.... and Stnd civdlsatlons also DIques have ""'lulred a reputation of o~~, travelled aloog UJem Even today The paper says that It ,hould be the...city serves as a great tourist ccn- borne In mlOd that as the result of gave IDlpartial coverage to .. war tre connecting ~ast with West great expanSIons taking pla~e m; diUicullido,,~· 10 the common man it was No matter what Its locatIon, Kabul education ~nd of the Increase 10 whO started the war, how the w4l' w~, has had Its good umes aod Its had the number of graduates at different w~. The walls around the city- even stlt the melancholy poet smg, what armies were righting who Is,usually decp In thoughts of love Looking at the moun Transplanting Tile The mountains pOised around the levels, more of these graduates can m which areas and what damage wa~;. City, WhICh add beauiy to liS hc8uty, gO back to their orlgmal commuOl' talns. he says: either Side. It was only later, and ~1"', Human'Heart have overlooked milriy batllts Tbe ties and help their parents and nel worldw.ai,.~ Rising ,high tier on tier War of Independence was fought at gbbours Improve their ways of hv mdependent Judgment of the To stop the killing arrow fire, t that Israel's aggression in trlggeriDg oU the Experimental work Wl\h dogs has Ihl' foot of the Asmal and Shet 109 (CONTINENTAL PRESS) U the, Imnwrtsl hanils trleil to flirt mdicated that a human heart caQ be Darwaza mountams and left behlDd Once the studcmts who go hack to war was proved. They, too were burieil In the dirt. memones in the hearts oIlhe peo- tb~lt commumlles receive (crtam Why the world press falled to k«¥ll\ U1e In· put back- Into first class condition Were they all just made for fame pa~ pIc To remmd tbe people of ~n- amount of educatIOn, they e,;an b('t lntQ~ before IOscrted Into an nlilOg ternational audience obJectively Of ....;.--- .. Or the Kushan, ruler to get the blame? lient, even though the transplanted other battle, the monument of Mal- ter populanse the Ideals of tom some~"w~ the real nature of thewar Is Now,they the reader got the impression that It \V1lIl no~ Banerjee to intervene Banerjee hit healthy third person or 8nlmal meuillri<;$ we over statlOllll Workers LO West Bengal are did not stop wrongful confinement Mmwand stnfe vmce In a recent editOrial prOplJse8 Israel but tIley tbat were at war with the ~ heard the ra4IA back He said Ihe public sector More Trouble For Women Experrmental work by two Cali were one sided, favouring lsrael the extent USlDg a new protest weapon with of managerial statt, fornia surgeons, reported to the 1 hen you wOn t ever be vahaflt In th81 a development scheme should nations In not a smgle instance did they give to should set an example as an ideal of portrayl,ng her as an Innocent lamb. Even success The weapon is known as West BJI_J.!#b 1P;Jllle upl'll'B=lhe standard of the people of Kunar Bnd HOME '-"'88AT In a jomt letter to the West Ben and commerce mlDlster, concerned Indian National Trade Unton Con explOit the prOVInce s natural re All th~ major dalITes of Kabul Thursd~ys Ants cames an arti· nOI they are a<;«ijs"ll of not onog'qg gal chIef mlm~tel',four chl\R!b!>rB of over the increasIng mcidence of gre.. and tile Htnd Mazdoor Sabba ourccs wlll be In Ime with thiS po carry e,htonals and features 10 thetr de on womeo Which says they ar~ up thel{ chi,l,n the shoul In promotIng d,verstty and plura pIe All told, 600 came, amoog them Over 300 long limped cou Umlts of the city streteh as more and more people make Kabul their home. The Asmal that Ihey were recently promised by the head of the department of gene upbrlOg1Og of children paper V/eslttk, the commander of and Al Manar repnnted the JU)), phy to stunulate future research ders of the developmg countrJes hsm m young- nations, so that tao them 60 from eight European ~oun ples lound romance m the KLM (left Sher Darwaza (right) mounialns dividethe city In two strong winds blow through the IndIan contIngent With the II editonal of the PeklOg People's But though more knowledge is themselves lented mdlYidlla!s "an establish tnes Of the 40000 very tall people The tallest KLM member 'n the the Sher Darwaza (the lions gate) In wlnterlreezlng the traveller to Ice. ral transport that he would prOVide Fed,:ruI Republic of Germany IS buses for the cIty Yet thiS promise The paper greets all mOlber 10 UnIted NatIOns Emerg~ncy Force 10 Dally calhng 00 the Arabs to "fight urgently needed, we know Further extensIOn of the pre thetr own buslDess, or found 'n tbe Federal Repuhllc 2,200 have Afghanistan and expresses the hope PalesllDe, Colonel Manachl SlOgh Impenabsm to the end sent US Imnugratlon laws to theIr own schools, or run their jomed the ulub Membership IS 238 metres and owns a bar In Ar has not been fulfilled enough now to proVIde the b8S1S langen On average, lanky people Human Skulls, NEWS FROM RADIO AFGHANISTAN The paper says thai not ollly the that tbey Will play an even more Im- Brar, denied reports that lodian The Sul'n CQll,ntry, and by-assist· hghtly ta~lI. The stude.Qt, or hotels ace rarely accommodatlOg Mustc Around the World" on the medIum wave 13-10 metre·band comes a baSIC ~ature Included lD the days troops as part of an Arab campaign to per- and NatIonahty Act to authonse 109 tliat country m an llnmediate sClenttsts, or doctor from a deve On average, lall people need 15 per The letter says that thiS mdlcates suade the West to make Israel rehn- ·ou can hear the followmg programmes five year plan, that IS, the Implemen- the, P,<,!si4ent to enter \blla~ way to ,USe efflctently anel well 10PI/1ll natIon taces II umqUIl kind ct:n1 {more food than others that the public balds mothers 10 The SOViet Commurnst Party qUlsh lts war gains Saturday-MusIc, MUSIC, MUSIC tatIon of many short term projects alIt;eJU!lent!> WIth md~V1d\ll!1 de' the tailmt, and sktlls of those re of pr'i~~w:e He 18 eJrPel;ted to All ,of,whIch puts a heavy stram greater respect than before The newspaper Pravda recently accused The dIrector of th~ VatIcan Sunday-Masterpteces of Romantic MUSIC While the paper pOIDts out that L'Oss4rvalOr~ Dnm~ velopm,'{ countnes affect US tummg. se<;Ve as a brldge between' two on the expense account Appeals writer hopes that such treatment ChlOa and Albania of spreadIDg weekly Della for tax pnvileges have so far been Monday-Everblossommg Flowel dUring the 'first two plans many eco would be gtveo to all mothers who "anti,Sovlet Ites" about RUSSla'~ role '1'ea saId that Israel started the Mld- ImJnigratioil and VIsa policies, Unless develoPing natIons take cultures, to apply' knowledge anI! nomle mfrastructure proja:tr, ~were and- those countnes exit poli hard steP. to ,ncrease the attrac jgnored Tuesday-PortraIt of a Composer fall III In the country In last week's Arab-Israeli, confhci dIe East war technillogy of' the West 1\l!__ 1\ completed, DOW" IS the tImlt' \1 for cIes In cQuntrles severely blll't I tIveness of opportunIties avaIl· workmg member \If a radi~~ "Womc:n and guls suffer 1t)uch Wednesday-MusIc from the World sch.m~S" 11l111ll1ll1l1ll1ll11ll.1II11111,lIIll11l11l1lJlllyIIIIlUII1II11II11I 11II1111111111111IUlIIIIIIIIUl'IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIJlllll1llllllllllllllllllllUl1111111111111111111111I11111111111I11 Thursday~A to be 'launched' whIch "pro- by the brain dram, some adJust able to their own most talented dIfferent JlOClety .t.nY e~ to ' more frolll thelt heIght than men," World of Music beneflt~· = • saId Werner Schneider This IS Vide direct' from heavy 1\1_ ~ ADVI';BTlSING ~ ~ S, Ka,u.I~, Edilor-In-C~I ~ ment Is clearly peeded, BllateJ'al I CItIzens, the bram dram Will con reduce the braIn dra'90N~\lSt FVlday-Muslc from the Theatre DadlO veslt'rtenls made ~ the state-"i!urlng agreementa could make Slleh an tlDue and IIccelerate, whatever provtde hun hel,g. aDd'sUlllll!ti, prohablfi,one r•••on why more than EveI') day from 8'30 to 9 00 pm an orchestra from '" the first Iwo plans § DISplay: Coluf1/II Inc41 AI. 100 § Tel-h ?MM7 § balf t4e,eJl1h:s< members are women " Classified per line, bold, type AI. 20 § -""I1IlF...... ", § lit!li1stJltent In one or more of Amenca may do and lDcreas~ prospects tor a ~ Afghamst~n playa a medley of popular Afghan songs Badakhoshan. puhhshed IP Fatza. Sl!v~ral ways At the, root ,'If thel pl'(lblem IS wardmg profeSSIonal life 10 his Tbe mftJonty have all lbeir height The fol1owmg foreIgn servtce programmes of RadIO Afgha bad, the centre of Badkhashao pro :~== (minimum .even line. pet·l.....uonl § SHAI'IB RAllEL, EditOr g 10 their legs While sltlingl they th!! lack of effective economIC homelltnd mstan beamed to Centra) ASIa and Europe can also be heard vmces 10 northeastern Afshamstan. SllBSCRIPDON .BAQS § § The, steps the UDlted States I 10011 rn9'" bigger- tl\an others As a and social IOstitutiona to attract UnleS& the bram ' draJn trencl result, the tall woman's purgatory 10 Afghamstan er 23043, 24028, 20026 § great cam The,United StateS h'aa I award postsl on: the basis of pot and.. ,poor wtll colltlnue to ,widell IDJU.5ttce done to Palestine Arabs lD Quarterly • AI. 3"" § =_ stump cO! \~ man asks her to dance English 1830-1930 15265/11770 19 and 25 no deSire to erectla wiaU exclud ential capabilities rather tlian I and hopcs for· lastlnl{ ,peace Will 15285/11770 1948 as the maID reason for the Cll He geqerally does 001 re\pm for a 2230·2300 19 and 25 1= Y•••ly. . "" - CirculatIOn antl Advertkin,. 109 immigrants fmm4he develop· I personal 'conhecUol)S, and to al· vamsh' for ou... centurY;- I hQpe second' time: 4775 60 SiS prevailing In that sensitive pan o~ German 2200-2230 of the world pmg countries, so many whom Iowa talented YO!JDg man to ad and believe4111s. outcome can be ~o 4775 Men are apt to mto a huddle RUSSian 2130-2200 60 ~=~ have lli1ready given -so muCh to Vatlce as fast 8lI his abiUtieB me avoided., With' the combinetl ef whenever a tall wom&n comes their 4775 60 The paper Writes that some tem § Jhii Yearly FOR I! J GN .•.:':: 1=' "":::''',, " US, natIOnal life. Urdu 1730·i800 porary Solullon can be found but rit forts of OUl1 nation and ~ose in way ft IS httle wonder that such J7825 i6 and 25 § Quanorly .•. ." ..S U And 10 develOPIng an Ameri The United States is not with· other l,nds, I believe that it ~an Pashto/Darl 1530-1600 15290 the world Will he msecure untt! the refugee prohlem Is solved =IlUIlIIIU111I111111l1111l11l111l11l1l1111111111111111111111111ll111IIJIIIlllllllllllllllilltll =tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill111111111111111111111111111111111111111 iii can pohcy to meet the bram out ,this problem Itself, but it be , \
, PAGE 2 JuNE•17, 1967 I
Provinci.al Press
By A Stall Writer WrItmg On th- government scheme to morease ihe oumber of rural de conquest of India, Bnbur spent 20 velopment centres in the country, y,;ars making Kahul a beautIful Itte!alanced de mgl routol ll At the beginning of the vclopmcnt of the country The pa folltth century when Alexander per points to varIOus traIDlng pro s,.~ my cantast war was the news eoveql&eo-~"r IndUlI Not onl~ trade flowed along better SOCial and health mell'OtlreS of tile mtenlational news ag~ ~, thes~ routesl 'fhe \culture of the and nrlprove theIr agncultuml tech. radio stations, including those w~ Bactnan.... and Stnd civdlsatlons also DIques have ""'lulred a reputation of o~~, travelled aloog UJem Even today The paper says that It ,hould be the...city serves as a great tourist ccn- borne In mlOd that as the result of gave IDlpartial coverage to .. war tre connecting ~ast with West great expanSIons taking pla~e m; diUicullido,,~· 10 the common man it was No matter what Its locatIon, Kabul education ~nd of the Increase 10 whO started the war, how the w4l' w~, has had Its good umes aod Its had the number of graduates at different w~. The walls around the city- even stlt the melancholy poet smg, what armies were righting who Is,usually decp In thoughts of love Looking at the moun Transplanting Tile The mountains pOised around the levels, more of these graduates can m which areas and what damage wa~;. City, WhICh add beauiy to liS hc8uty, gO back to their orlgmal commuOl' talns. he says: either Side. It was only later, and ~1"', Human'Heart have overlooked milriy batllts Tbe ties and help their parents and nel worldw.ai,.~ Rising ,high tier on tier War of Independence was fought at gbbours Improve their ways of hv mdependent Judgment of the To stop the killing arrow fire, t that Israel's aggression in trlggeriDg oU the Experimental work Wl\h dogs has Ihl' foot of the Asmal and Shet 109 (CONTINENTAL PRESS) U the, Imnwrtsl hanils trleil to flirt mdicated that a human heart caQ be Darwaza mountams and left behlDd Once the studcmts who go hack to war was proved. They, too were burieil In the dirt. memones in the hearts oIlhe peo- tb~lt commumlles receive (crtam Why the world press falled to k«¥ll\ U1e In· put back- Into first class condition Were they all just made for fame pa~ pIc To remmd tbe people of ~n- amount of educatIOn, they e,;an b('t lntQ~ before IOscrted Into an nlilOg ternational audience obJectively Of ....;.--- .. Or the Kushan, ruler to get the blame? lient, even though the transplanted other battle, the monument of Mal- ter populanse the Ideals of tom some~"w~ the real nature of thewar Is Now,they the reader got the impression that It \V1lIl no~ Banerjee to intervene Banerjee hit healthy third person or 8nlmal meuillri<;$ we over statlOllll Workers LO West Bengal are did not stop wrongful confinement Mmwand stnfe vmce In a recent editOrial prOplJse8 Israel but tIley tbat were at war with the ~ heard the ra4IA back He said Ihe public sector More Trouble For Women Experrmental work by two Cali were one sided, favouring lsrael the extent USlDg a new protest weapon with of managerial statt, fornia surgeons, reported to the 1 hen you wOn t ever be vahaflt In th81 a development scheme should nations In not a smgle instance did they give to should set an example as an ideal of portrayl,ng her as an Innocent lamb. Even success The weapon is known as West BJI_J.!#b 1P;Jllle upl'll'B=lhe standard of the people of Kunar Bnd HOME '-"'88AT In a jomt letter to the West Ben and commerce mlDlster, concerned Indian National Trade Unton Con explOit the prOVInce s natural re All th~ major dalITes of Kabul Thursd~ys Ants cames an arti· nOI they are a<;«ijs"ll of not onog'qg gal chIef mlm~tel',four chl\R!b!>rB of over the increasIng mcidence of gre.. and tile Htnd Mazdoor Sabba ourccs wlll be In Ime with thiS po carry e,htonals and features 10 thetr de on womeo Which says they ar~ up thel{ chi,l,n the shoul In promotIng d,verstty and plura pIe All told, 600 came, amoog them Over 300 long limped cou Umlts of the city streteh as more and more people make Kabul their home. The Asmal that Ihey were recently promised by the head of the department of gene upbrlOg1Og of children paper V/eslttk, the commander of and Al Manar repnnted the JU)), phy to stunulate future research ders of the developmg countrJes hsm m young- nations, so that tao them 60 from eight European ~oun ples lound romance m the KLM (left Sher Darwaza (right) mounialns dividethe city In two strong winds blow through the IndIan contIngent With the II editonal of the PeklOg People's But though more knowledge is themselves lented mdlYidlla!s "an establish tnes Of the 40000 very tall people The tallest KLM member 'n the the Sher Darwaza (the lions gate) In wlnterlreezlng the traveller to Ice. ral transport that he would prOVide Fed,:ruI Republic of Germany IS buses for the cIty Yet thiS promise The paper greets all mOlber 10 UnIted NatIOns Emerg~ncy Force 10 Dally calhng 00 the Arabs to "fight urgently needed, we know Further extensIOn of the pre thetr own buslDess, or found 'n tbe Federal Repuhllc 2,200 have Afghanistan and expresses the hope PalesllDe, Colonel Manachl SlOgh Impenabsm to the end sent US Imnugratlon laws to theIr own schools, or run their jomed the ulub Membership IS 238 metres and owns a bar In Ar has not been fulfilled enough now to proVIde the b8S1S langen On average, lanky people Human Skulls, NEWS FROM RADIO AFGHANISTAN The paper says thai not ollly the that tbey Will play an even more Im- Brar, denied reports that lodian The Sul'n CQll,ntry, and by-assist· hghtly ta~lI. The stude.Qt, or hotels ace rarely accommodatlOg Mustc Around the World" on the medIum wave 13-10 metre·band comes a baSIC ~ature Included lD the days troops as part of an Arab campaign to per- and NatIonahty Act to authonse 109 tliat country m an llnmediate sClenttsts, or doctor from a deve On average, lall people need 15 per The letter says that thiS mdlcates suade the West to make Israel rehn- ·ou can hear the followmg programmes five year plan, that IS, the Implemen- the, P,<,!si4ent to enter \blla~ way to ,USe efflctently anel well 10PI/1ll natIon taces II umqUIl kind ct:n1 {more food than others that the public balds mothers 10 The SOViet Commurnst Party qUlsh lts war gains Saturday-MusIc, MUSIC, MUSIC tatIon of many short term projects alIt;eJU!lent!> WIth md~V1d\ll!1 de' the tailmt, and sktlls of those re of pr'i~~w:e He 18 eJrPel;ted to All ,of,whIch puts a heavy stram greater respect than before The newspaper Pravda recently accused The dIrector of th~ VatIcan Sunday-Masterpteces of Romantic MUSIC While the paper pOIDts out that L'Oss4rvalOr~ Dnm~ velopm,'{ countnes affect US tummg. se<;Ve as a brldge between' two on the expense account Appeals writer hopes that such treatment ChlOa and Albania of spreadIDg weekly Della for tax pnvileges have so far been Monday-Everblossommg Flowel dUring the 'first two plans many eco would be gtveo to all mothers who "anti,Sovlet Ites" about RUSSla'~ role '1'ea saId that Israel started the Mld- ImJnigratioil and VIsa policies, Unless develoPing natIons take cultures, to apply' knowledge anI! nomle mfrastructure proja:tr, ~were and- those countnes exit poli hard steP. to ,ncrease the attrac jgnored Tuesday-PortraIt of a Composer fall III In the country In last week's Arab-Israeli, confhci dIe East war technillogy of' the West 1\l!__ 1\ completed, DOW" IS the tImlt' \1 for cIes In cQuntrles severely blll't I tIveness of opportunIties avaIl· workmg member \If a radi~~ "Womc:n and guls suffer 1t)uch Wednesday-MusIc from the World sch.m~S" 11l111ll1ll1l1ll1ll11ll.1II11111,lIIll11l11l1lJlllyIIIIlUII1II11II11I 11II1111111111111IUlIIIIIIIIUl'IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIJlllll1llllllllllllllllllllUl1111111111111111111111I11111111111I11 Thursday~A to be 'launched' whIch "pro- by the brain dram, some adJust able to their own most talented dIfferent JlOClety .t.nY e~ to ' more frolll thelt heIght than men," World of Music beneflt~· = • saId Werner Schneider This IS Vide direct' from heavy 1\1_ ~ ADVI';BTlSING ~ ~ S, Ka,u.I~, Edilor-In-C~I ~ ment Is clearly peeded, BllateJ'al I CItIzens, the bram dram Will con reduce the braIn dra'90N~\lSt FVlday-Muslc from the Theatre DadlO veslt'rtenls made ~ the state-"i!urlng agreementa could make Slleh an tlDue and IIccelerate, whatever provtde hun hel,g. aDd'sUlllll!ti, prohablfi,one r•••on why more than EveI') day from 8'30 to 9 00 pm an orchestra from '" the first Iwo plans § DISplay: Coluf1/II Inc41 AI. 100 § Tel-h ?MM7 § balf t4e,eJl1h:s< members are women " Classified per line, bold, type AI. 20 § -""I1IlF...... ", § lit!li1stJltent In one or more of Amenca may do and lDcreas~ prospects tor a ~ Afghamst~n playa a medley of popular Afghan songs Badakhoshan. puhhshed IP Fatza. Sl!v~ral ways At the, root ,'If thel pl'(lblem IS wardmg profeSSIonal life 10 his Tbe mftJonty have all lbeir height The fol1owmg foreIgn servtce programmes of RadIO Afgha bad, the centre of Badkhashao pro :~== (minimum .even line. pet·l.....uonl § SHAI'IB RAllEL, EditOr g 10 their legs While sltlingl they th!! lack of effective economIC homelltnd mstan beamed to Centra) ASIa and Europe can also be heard vmces 10 northeastern Afshamstan. SllBSCRIPDON .BAQS § § The, steps the UDlted States I 10011 rn9'" bigger- tl\an others As a and social IOstitutiona to attract UnleS& the bram ' draJn trencl result, the tall woman's purgatory 10 Afghamstan er 23043, 24028, 20026 § great cam The,United StateS h'aa I award postsl on: the basis of pot and.. ,poor wtll colltlnue to ,widell IDJU.5ttce done to Palestine Arabs lD Quarterly • AI. 3"" § =_ stump cO! \~ man asks her to dance English 1830-1930 15265/11770 19 and 25 no deSire to erectla wiaU exclud ential capabilities rather tlian I and hopcs for· lastlnl{ ,peace Will 15285/11770 1948 as the maID reason for the Cll He geqerally does 001 re\pm for a 2230·2300 19 and 25 1= Y•••ly. . "" - CirculatIOn antl Advertkin,. 109 immigrants fmm4he develop· I personal 'conhecUol)S, and to al· vamsh' for ou... centurY;- I hQpe second' time: 4775 60 SiS prevailing In that sensitive pan o~ German 2200-2230 of the world pmg countries, so many whom Iowa talented YO!JDg man to ad and believe4111s. outcome can be ~o 4775 Men are apt to mto a huddle RUSSian 2130-2200 60 ~=~ have lli1ready given -so muCh to Vatlce as fast 8lI his abiUtieB me avoided., With' the combinetl ef whenever a tall wom&n comes their 4775 60 The paper Writes that some tem § Jhii Yearly FOR I! J GN .•.:':: 1=' "":::''',, " US, natIOnal life. Urdu 1730·i800 porary Solullon can be found but rit forts of OUl1 nation and ~ose in way ft IS httle wonder that such J7825 i6 and 25 § Quanorly .•. ." ..S U And 10 develOPIng an Ameri The United States is not with· other l,nds, I believe that it ~an Pashto/Darl 1530-1600 15290 the world Will he msecure untt! the refugee prohlem Is solved =IlUIlIIIU111I111111l1111l11l111l11l1l1111111111111111111111111ll111IIJIIIlllllllllllllllilltll =tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill111111111111111111111111111111111111111 iii can pohcy to meet the bram out ,this problem Itself, but it be ,. , . . \ . , , . , i - l / " , ,.> '. ',' ~. ; ,', . .. , '..,'" • , ' . .•. , . .' " • '.' " ., , . . , . . t •". " ' ~ " I '. " DAGE4 . '. -.;..- - -"'-'------._.--:I':"'.. -..;. ·~·T HE~.KAB'"'''...;...~-:-'TlMES....,..,;-.·_. ,.-_;.-.~_'.~--.-'-.,..·,----_..;;...---, -'~...:..;-:;.;...... ,..-~::,~';':';';' ...l.:..~""" ". 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Britain is to disclose secret vot~d th~ ,'.,I~~n 1'~~' 7 details of her air force and eight-million sterling interest- Israel agalnst 'bolding of Juae 11, (DPA)_ S_en ,toIil :, the' ,UN, BeUel' ,. , , , aIr.( " craft carrier oI)og, and routine free loan as aid pledged for 1967. emergency special session, bllt :. the • an.",W~m"~e.~liOr:") P&1estlne Retug~', ;(~aWA) ,~.:tbat': ,. , th~ 68, It was announced here Thurs' ~ll three made: clear thp,t if,the ~eet'. plte:Jte~:i"~",, ~.'~~utlon of, ,mlluonftor assl'stUU "to orders in Middle East during $! I~ 'have the Israeli·Arab war. day.' IDg was desired by the" requrrl;d, ''''11&'''''' ., , .: '" ..': ,.. 'I', ...." " I Defence Secretary . Denis Hea Arthur Bottomley minister of, number of members; they would be' '" 'F;J1is: is 'in .:a,diiltio~l~t~ : ··S';';ed.n·'~" Tbe stpry of ~very refullee is a E'N I.Cf A it ' ley tpld parliament Wednesday overseas development, told parlia- present. ....h•. United. St~tes bell~ves .r.gular. abnUl\l I 'COlllrlbutiou to. !lumao. tragedy an anguished in" 'Vol No.$ KAB~. SUNDAY', 'JUNE 18; 19,67 (JAUZA 27. 1346 S.H.) Price At. 3 . :..vr, , 7iJ' this was because of the charges ment that as with previous aid to . the meeting IS not JUStified since ,U~RW~ ':'!,Jl.~5,fl9ll".:;.',:.{· ; ';' ,.' dictment of Israeli aggre,sson·. wbo . ," Pakistan, the loan would be re' the Middle East canDlct is ,slill.. be·, Jllt.Calro,' repotts ,Reuter,·,ao',offi· acted as punitive forteS':· executi- ,I',. ,.. i of "British collusion in Israeli air ~ ~.ial,..lP1~~an} ;il~:~J.r'el· ~f. tioner~ an~, .' operations. t~ paYable over 25 years, with a fore the Security Council:, sO- ;. marauc!era. I. I '~in.. ter~'J!j~,fWar pr~,u~., .~!. ~M An opposition member had sug. grace period of seven years be. viet Union says the Council Is . ". Bahaedd,iu Saad, of the Village, of ,-'. .. . .' .., " HM ltecejveS. :...... ' ~ fore repayments of Cflpltal be- capable ~f action:' .. Il\'a'Il\a'1e,,!~n~llie ~J1l!~~~D,~lIl. Mansura, .said: "We fought till Ma.i;Wci'ndw;ol··J:L.aves . . . gested that he should place in ,7 ''''1. H· N' ". 1 'B ·'f l KABUL, June 18, (BakhtJu;,).-· the House of Commons library gin. . This is the fifth 'emergency; '-ial ,-ryI~ Jsr,a,~liS,,~~ f~,nll, "',~~ w~r .. the ,Ia,t c~rtridge defenillng the Vil-' , O~~ .. ,~WS ~ J;!~ The Royal Protocol Department. '. . ,....-- pn'!'?;D!rs" JI'WJe. In. .8,,:ltiltil,O{ com· ,Iage: Wben tlie· occunAtionists· en'O '." ... '. 'I .'" .' .. photographic copies of the station session In General Assemlily'ltfslory: plete, .!atJ~e>::anll., 'e~~ti!l1l: .' to' tCred ..th~ villap·:they ~an to cartY ' .~lJL,. Jun.e .n; (~aMtM)•.:..... 'N~w~"'IY~rk':" announced that FiiS' MajeStY tbe flying logs 'and daily routine LAGOS, June 17, (Tass)._Res· .sb~ti,t, ~ous ·;.v.~ce·president Miih.~ '. For Kipg received Prime Minister The previous four were 'in 1956' on u"pa!,lotic' sloil!,>us. '. : againat ail . our • OUI,"9f .,' ',lbe ot ,the , . " orders for June 5, 6, and 7 of all trictions on entry intQ Lago$ the the Suez crisis, In '1956 on the Hun- i their cOlJlllrY, and If tlieY.,',efuse Is- houses, lo~ them'mto iru'cb ,aud" Tourist Bure!'u Jan .B,az KaplS8i iVIohammad Hashim Maiwandwal British air force stations within federal capital of Nigeria, have .garian revolution, in ,1958 ori Jor', raell forte'! ,,:ould shoot 10,kill them take -them away. Eu""riull' thed,am. )eft ~~bul y~st«:rdaY·fo.r~!!~O to at 12 noon yesterday. a . 1.000 miles radius of a circle been introdUCed as of Thursday. dan and Lebanon, and in 1960 on and tQ,""!"",':'SC others.'" ~ '. of 80-year-old .Jamall,'AU 'Hailjl'Ahi !lllrhcIPate In a ~minjlr ()~ 'to~r- MgJianistan~~.. POs~tion On , . mclucing Gaza, Alexandaria and -Cars and river craft are prohi the Congo. ' dn Tel. AVIV, It was ,a,nnouoccd med, th~ soldiers orderO<;\" biDJ'\ to . Ism. '.''',.i:' Cairo bited to enter the town from 7 that"a .s""!nd plane' willi{'w!!uoded open the chest hOlding hi.. posse... "The one'month' semipar .'is p.m. to 6 a.m" As announced by UN Secretary-General U Thant t:JMl:.,spfdlera left Lydda, ,ISrael, for sions. When he opened it they shot s~nsored by the ColombO Plail. Middle East Remains Firm ENVQYS PRESENT the Ministry of Information, cllrtl teceiv;d Belgium's favourabl~ reply Caifo yester~ay. ,:Two' Red Cross 'him in Jhe back:'" . By A Stalf Writer MOSCOW. June 17, (DPA). and passengers entering La/{os to the 'request for' a special emer p~ySlcians accompanied the sol· According 1<\ DPA, ICRC officialS' , KABUL. June 17, '(Balihw).- CREOONTIALS' TO 11M Llfc '" the Antarctic at 6rst caus· will be subjected, for seCurity re gency session Friday morning., fl dl~rs. '. reported ill Geneva that the sltuatil'n :A group of six staffers of, Kabul' , . ses disorders in the work of the asons, to a more thorough inspec was the sixty-sccond countrY to ans· '-Acc~rdlng to Ta~s, uew ':"JlOrts is Improving for.l:ivililms arid U,!lR University returned' to KabW KABUL, June 18, (Bakhtllr). heart and blood vessels in man, tion at road control posts. Rivei' wer favourably to Thant·s cable and' are '~ng received ''1 Lebadou, On soldiers marooned in the Sinai de- Thursday from the,Unlted StAtes' The Argimtine Ijffibassadot to but then the normal physical police patrols have also 'beell brought l11e number the necessary atrocllles an~ er:ueltlCS . C0n:'uiilll;d sert.' where they observed and'stulJled the court of Kabul, Carlos' Al· state is recovered. Tass disclosed reinforced. majorjty to can the s~slon. ~y t1ie Isra~h. aggressors both. duro The [CRC also reported thst its university adminletratlon 'at In- fredo Casal, yesterday morning Fnday. IDg the hosllhties and after their end repres;ntatives in Jsrael will pa.tici d' U I ity presented his credentials to His Despite changes ID the orga' In tbe seized territories of the Arab pate in all operations of the Israeli lana n vers . Majesty the King. n1sm during acclimatisation per -Non-Proliferation Treaty Must Not states. , Army to assemble, feed and assist KABUL, June 17, (Bakhtar). Later accompanied by Moham· Iod, the general capacity for In the Sln~i peninsula thousan~s UAR troops still in the Sinai. Mohammad Atzal Taheri, facul· mad Amin Etemad,i, president of work m polar explorers does not ofUAR sold,ers, cut. off from. the.. The report said that a rescue ope', ty memher of the Acade/llY for the protocol department in the Dispa~ity alrea~y change much, the agency added. Cause Among Euratom Stqtes units by the advanCing Israeli for- ration is underway in the Teacher Educators, retur Foreign Ministry, he . went to ces. are actually doomed death Sinai desert:' This was established by 60 dOC' Euratom countries until 1980 to ned to Kabul Thursday aft the mausoleum of His Majesty I BRUSSELS. June 17, (Reuter).-: a' thirs~. tors who took part in 12 Soviet 40,000 megawatts. from hunger and _. [CRC delegates in Tel Av.v 'aid ter spending a year in Scandin the late Mohammad Nadir Shah AntarctIc expeditions in 1956·1966. The six-nation European AtomiC Informed persons saId Israeli 80]- the task is extremely difficulL Res- and laid a wreath, on the tomb. Energy Community (Euratom) sta" At present, the SIX member states avian countries observing their of Euratom are operating, building dicrs were given a verbal order on cue IS often a matter of finding The ambassado-r of Hungary to ed Friday that any east-west treaty th~ first day of the war not to take groups or individuals in an area four school systems. nucl~ar or planning atomic 'power stations He visited Scandinavia' under Tehran Lafzai Gyaros who siso WASHINGTON, June 17, to halt the spread of wea with a total capacity of 8.300 mega' JjJrlsoners. limes th~ size of Switzerland they represents his country here pre pons must not contain control pro Complying with this order, they explained. • UNESCO auspices. (DPA).-Th~ counCil of the Or sented his credentials to His visions which would lead to discri watts shot dead Syrian Army men even gamsatlOn of Am~ncan States France continues to be the pace Majesty yesterday in Delkusha mlOahOn between Its member coun 'When they stopped resistance. In (OAS) agreed unanimously Wed maker in th~ nuclear energy devl> M9thers Day palace. tries lopment of Euratom. She operates, the Sinai peninsula unarmed UAR nesday to hold a foreign ministers The Euratom commission said the soldiers were driven to the west Later m the daY he laid a HRH PrInce Ahmad Shah cutting the ribbon to iIDlugurate the Pull Cbarkhi Workshops. From constructs or plans atomic power ,(Conrinu.d from page I) meetmg next MondaY in Wash· tr~aty of Rome-which set up the by Israeli tanks. Those who were wreath at the mausoleum of left to right: Dr. Zaher, tbe president ot Wo lesl Jlrgah, HRH Marshal Shah Wall Khau Ghaz1. Ington on Venezuelan charges of stations With a total capacity of J Irgah President Abdul Hadi Da' Ris Maiesty the late Mohammad and DRH Prince Nader, Maj, Maiwand, commauder of the Mliltary Academy (extreme Common Markel and Euratom 3.274 megaw.tls. followed by West not fast enough or exhausted perish wi. some cabinet members, high· Gea aggresslOn and subversion by Cu gave it the task of carrying out an ed under the tank tracks. Nadir Shah. He was accompanied right) • ba Germany WIth 2,455 megawatts. ranking military and civil offic by Mohammad Amin Etemadi. in:;pectian system to ensure that nu AcordlOg to the report, the reac Attention is paid in Beirut to Ials with their wives. - Brown Indicates clear power among the six was de: facts of violations by the Israeli BERLIN, June 17, (DPA), tor building industry IS at present in Her Ro~1 Highness Princess veloped for peaceful purposes only. the middle of a phase of adjustment Command of elementary require East Germany Thursday flatly Maryam Thursday morning visit Likely Stand "ThiS control IS based on the prin and re-shifting ments of mternational conventions. Puli Charkhi Workshops Opened reiected West German proposals ciple of equality of r~gbts, which IS Thus. ;; hospital marked Red Cres ed the women's sanitarium and Coordination of the forces, which distributed presents to women , Pule Charkhl workshops after the Meshrano Jirgah, All Mohammad, for talks between representati lh;. very foundation of the European was to be welcomed, was however cent Wl\jl> destroyed by artillery fire LONDON, June 18. (DPA).-Bri· Wolesi,Jirgah ves of both governmentS on communities," the commissIo~n re at R.mallah. Maoy wouoded and patients. KABUL. June 18. IB.khtar)- construction of army maintenance minister of court: General Khan not yet sufficient to overcome the tish Foreign Secretary George His Royal Highness Prmce Ahmad UnIts, which have rendered appre Mohammad, mlOlster of national "topical question of coexistence port ;;aId ~ail1 over 10 doctors were killed. Israeli At the meeting at Zainab Nen existlng splitting-off trend. dary, Education Minister Anwari Brown said yesterday it was Im Committees Meet Shah inaugurated the Pule Charkhl c18ble serVices, was bUIlt." defence: members of the cabInet, among the Germans without pe- It saId Signing of any nuclear In order to prove the advanlagcs plane, bombed aod strafed ambulan and President of the Women's possible to solve'the Middle East workshops in the industrIal sector It wlll not only meet some of the generals of the royal army, mem htIcal preconditions" made non-proliferauon treaty by member of n~w reactor systems, prototypes ces evacuating wounded soldiers. It Institute Mrs. Saleha Farouq,Ete. conflict by use of force. of Kabul thiS morning. technical needs of national defence bers of parlIament; Sultan Moham Wednesday hy West German states "must not introduce factors should be bUilt with stale subsidies, IS universally known that the Is He added. "One contribution to KABUL. June 18. (Bakhtar). of dlscrimma110n inside the Com raeli armed forces used napalm on madi also spoke about the posi but...,will also be useful for scienti mad Popal. Afghan ambassador In Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger Ihc report ~uggested. a settlement must be the recogni High-ranking civil and military The Waiesl Jlrgah's Comnuttee on I tbe Syrian and Jordanian fronts. tion and value of mothers The Prmce said that he was happy fic and techmcal CIVilian needs, the Prague. Czechoslovak ambassador In a letter to East German Prime munity through the wording of the In Daresbury. England, UK Pre officials and heads of the diploma Home AffaIrs yesterday filed its de tion that war should not lead to to open one of the important pro Prmce noted 10 Kabul Frantisek Petruzela and Mimster Vf Ilh Stoph. control clauses." mier flarold Wilson said Friday, Many Arab civllians fell victim The daY was marked {n'Kabul tic ciSIOn on petitions received from terrItorial aggrandisement." missions in Kabul came to the jects. the survey of which was The Prince recalled the tireless ef John Rychtar, the deputy mimster The East German ADN news The development towards nuclear that western Europe must unite, to to Israeli aggressive actIOns. There at gatherings held at the Ax airport to wish the Pnme Minister Urozgan alleging administrative' There must be an end to the ever completed during the First Five forts of the Afghan workers and of construction In Czechoslovakia agency sa.d K,esinger's letter ene:rgy IS faster than expected in avoid dependence on America and were many casualties in Jerihon, lana and Park cinemas Kabul's recurring COnflIcts in the Middle bon voyage. d:ifficulhes in the House's secreta Year Plan and which was construct said that "they know very well who came to Kabul to participate the SIX member countries of the Eu Russia "for the more: advanet;d and Tulkarm. Kbalkilia. Tht Syrian kindergartens, the WOlD~n'p Park riaL was a "document of the cold unprecedenteo eut In the East which were endangering world T1E Prime Minister will spend ,f ed durlDg the Second Five Year that our generation is one of tech in the opening ceremonies of the ropean Atomic Energy Pool (Eu scphistlcated technological pro tOWn EI Kunteira, near which very and the House of destitutes An The ratification instruments lof war" As long as the West Ger of Shah Paaand vegetable peace, Brown said. It was in the the night in Italy and then go on Plan' nological progress. To achieve this workshops ratom). ducts of the 1970s aod 1980s.' stubborn fighting took place, sus· and at Kabul University priee the Convention on the Settlement{of man government inSISted of be • interest ot all mankind that peace to New York. constant efforts and research are Before the opening. Eng. Abdul Ing the: only legitimate spolCes AccordlOg to an annual report tained tremendous destruction. No Funds were raised for the 011. Investment Disputes between "Our people, who are always mak published by the Euratom commis more than 250 of the 15,000 resi be restored. The Umted Nations special emer ria. needed. Samad Salim, mmister of mines and man for the entire German peo Women's Institute for mother Shah Paaand-tbe best veget- Political observers in London re hons were studied in the Commit· ing efforts to raIse the standardS slpn Friday, construction of atomic dents r~mained there. gency general assembly session, The Prince thanked Czechoslova Industfles, said thai hiS mInistry, ple "a normalisation of relations Israeli Pullback and child programmes at all these able 011 avalJabJe. garded Brown's statement as a hint tee on International Relations. The of llvmg', are concerned With the power sbtJons with a total capacity Tass reported· from Damascus P~lJ.-talltf, heaJ~. which is the lUth ot its kind since , kian e.xperts for their cooperation. 10 accordance with the IOstructions between the two German states gathenngs and special music was Shah 00 the stand Britain wiU take in conventif>D was concluded on estahlishment of institutes which of 60.000 megawatts (60 million kilo I) that there are Several score thoUSand the founding of the world forum 21 Among those who attended the of the government, has been hand (Continued from pail' also provided by various groups, and ilePencllible.. t March l8, 1965. t will foster the growth of their .s ImpoSSible," the agency report the forthcomIng General Assem years ago, is scheduled to convene offlcial inauguration ot- the work ling the supervisory and ~ financial watts) can be expected by 1980. ensure the withdrawaI of Israt;li refugees ;n that city nOw. Thous The Committee on Mines and economy". said ands of them had been evicted from Groups of children presented You can bll7' yoll1" Iihah Pa, bly session in New York. tomorrow. shops were HRH Prince Mohammad aspects of the project. Only last year, the commlssioo forces. They said Brltaln would work IndustTi~s studied matters related "On this basis," he went on. "the Jsra~1I occupa flowers to mothers. , saud vegetable 00 from as. ehollS PrIme Ministers and heads of Nader; HRH Marshal Shah Wall He said he was happy to see that had estimatl'e good command over spoken and tary cri'is which has just ended, all besot who have arid noted that stoPped him, taken aWay his June 5, the Cairo n~wspaper Al· rage daily production bad amounted polltic~1 stressed that what was before the Kabul Hotel, Tel. 24731 En~Ush the elements of a crisis of their ;>reseoce atoused hope that Assembly was the "liquidation of shoes and weapons and sent him Ahram .reported. to only 3.4 million barrels. Written add ability to learn-Dari -rapidly. _Uthe issue a~ hand may be de~lt exceptional gravity have nOW been the consequences of Israel's aggres on his way westwards wIth three Undersecretary in the lJAR Despite • higher d~mand for Ve' assembled." with on the ultimate level of inter~ sion against the Arab naUons and orang~ Foreign Ministry Ahmed Has nezuelan oil. President Raul Leoni ~unts natiooQ.1 consultation. He s~id he An experienced accopntant who can handle the demand tor the withdrawal of san EI·Feky has informed the HYDROGEN BOMB 'aid Thursday that the increase in indepen~tly' 'Couve de Murville indicated thai considered \be Middie East con' production would not be exaggerat and should be able to miliUin stock he expected nothing positive to come Israeli forces." It was dltticult to make out ambassadors of the states which flict solely a matter for the UN to SaUdi Arabia's Jamil BaroodY ed. Must from any emergency session o~ the solve' since all parties involved just how klug he bad been wand' have ships stranded in the wa· control cards and other rec,ords, If8.ve good com objeCted to "belllnd-the-scenes art d~per CHINA TESTS "[t mu,t be rememb;red the Mid World's moste United. Nation, General· <'\SSembly. were pledged to the charter, erlng around in the terway of his government's readi' exp~rienced mand over spoken and Written English .to handle cor rangements." haPS -it was three or even flve ness to have the sailors trans TOKYO. June 18, (AP).-Peo ARIANA CumMA dle East situation will be normalised . The Security Council would have He pointed to the usetulness ot At 2,5,7: 30 and 9: 30 p.m respondence. with the foreign' suppliers independently. days and nights, ported from the ships to Egypt pie's RepublIc of China Saturday ,Orne day," he told reporters. to have the last word, lu accordauce private consultations in the search ~m8l'ican cinemascope airline e:qKllj~n~ The agenda ,was then adopted ian ports and seaports pending "successfully exploded, hydrogen .Some 180 wells are reported to . Minimum, in accounts line :;hould be four to with the' UN Charter. for peackful ·solutions of world without tonnal ,",ote. In EI Kantare ou the Suez colour film in Farsi have been reopened In the eastern , Canal Isrliells had again searched their evacuation. bomb in the air over the western MARCOPOLO THE MAGNIFICENT five years,' , problems. He fI,180 observed that Alter less than half an hour Ute The undersecretary .also told region, Pekmg Radio reported. Veuez""lan oil b;lt' over lbe 'pa't u~til him and put hlm on tbe ferry flut on the AI~"llo Fiut In Lalln Anluica A~ sU~Pntendent. the Middle East was not the only session was adjourned. 1430 the ambassadors that the Canal The brief announcement was re week and are said' to be producing FUll Cln lhc PDcllk fust"RouncJ Iht \'I,o,liJ .... . ,yoUr applications to the issue fuat 80 tar had tailed to yield gol!Jg to tbe western ehore, he PAB& CINEM& GMT (7 p.m. AST) Monclay. would remain closed to spipping ported in a Chillese language broad· At 2: 30,5: 30, 8 and to p.m. more than 50,000 barrels above the PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY to a neioUated settlement. said. :.Amerleaii.' ..Iiltei'natfon'al School of Kabul. American U Thant has received 94 nOUfI· for the time being. cast morutored in Tokyo. MARCOPOLO THE MAGNIFICENT daily average production. Kabul. . Thefe ,WU1 be no Kahil! cations replying "yes" to his Q.ue9'" There he had been put on a , EmbaSsy; ~ toIllorrow due'to the 01r Kosygln's arrival at the United lorry bound for Cairo. And nOw Among the ships are We§! China's nuclear testing site is 10 Nations has raised speculation tbat tion whether they favoured. a spe German, US., British, Polish, c;ated at Lop Nor in remote Slng Servauce of Melad1 Burate lead~rs cial emergency meeting of the Ge he was looklog tor a mWtarY hos Moh.mmad~ebirthday the other may also attend, but Soviet and Bulgarian vessels. kJBng provlDce. I "t t/lere was stili no word wbether neral Assembly. pital. Prophet MohaJ!1JDed. ,
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