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5-3-1967 Kabul Times (May 3, 1967, vol. 6, no. 34) Bakhtar News Agency

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Portability As part- of his two-week official year development plans, the United thcm to step up forestation and plant ViSit to the United States, Prime States government played an 1m more improved olive trees and othcr MInister Mohammad Hashim Mai· portant part. sapllngs suitable to the climate on Price AI ) wanowal, who arrived in Washing· While Prime Minister Maiwand­ the new farms KABUL, MONDAY, APRn.. 3 1967 (HAMAL'l3, 1346,S.H.) ton March. 28. held talks WIth US wal was in Washington it was an­ His Majcsty also ordered "more , . Pn:siaent Lyndon Johnson and other nounced that President Johnson had all bearing plants such as the sun­ Vol. VI, No.9 li,overnment offiCials offered and Afghanistan had accept· ftower be raised and that produc­ In a Jomt statement issued by Prtme ed the after ot an American stud:-' tion ot sugAr cane, sugar beet, and ·....1Iillster £vla1wandwal and Prcsl­ group to advIse the Afghan govern· nee be increa~~d after doing the PM RECEIVES dent Johnson after their talks at the ment on ways to make Afghanistan prellminarv retearch required" Wolesi Jirgah Elects White House, the U.S Pres~dent as­ agrIculturally self..sufficient sured the Pnme Minister of a The study group will be composed To help cotton growers and to en· HONORARY t.ont1nUlng US deSire to "do its of experts from the U,S Agency for courage the ptpductlon of this valu­ \Co~mittee part 10 assistIng Afghamstan's ei~ Inte-national Development and the able Item, which constitutes one of Members LLD TODAY lorts for implementLng development Agriculture Department the main export items of the coun­ , KABuL, Apnl 3, (Bak,htar)- under Its Third Five Year Plan," try, last week it was announced ltd members to the House s Com­ the launching of which was declar~ Afghanistan has been making great that the MiOlstry of Agriculture and The Woles. Jirgah SUIld: e ec e Industnes Commerce, InterIOr SANTA BARBARA April 3:­ ed in Prime Mmister Maiw8nd~ efforts to Improve Its ae-ncuitural Irrigation raised the purchase price m~s nd m.ttees on Agriculture, t al Defence 'and Cultmal AffaIrs. The Prime Minister arrived wal's speeoh on tlle eve of the pr.oduchon, and on the baSIS of of cotton of all grades by AI. 8 52 M,DlStry AffaIrs, PlanDlng, a ~on tlaKnWa ~ arah and Deputy Baz Afghan New Year, March 22 The thiS, the Third Five Year Plan IS One of the offiCials of the Ministry at Santa Barbara Munlclpal The meeting, which laste _ MOham:nad, A!1lhestan, Kanda- \ ·Alrport yesterday afternoon at Plan has been submitted to the auned, among other thine:s, at m' satd. the Increase In the cotton price, wa~ p~e from 10 a m to 2 p.m', har . 5:00 aboard a special United Parhatnent for approvai creasing proOucHon of agriculture IS expected to give impetus to cot· SIded over by Dr. Abdul Za Ir. - intern'ltlonal Relations: The US government·s desire to products ton productIon States Air Force Dlght from PreSIdent of the Wales. Jlrgah Deputy Ahmad ::>han ttahmat- Washington, D.C. assist Afghanistan In Implementing The followmg are the members Ian ::>econd v,stnct. l1.erat CIty, its development projects under the Forestallon IS also given speCial To prOVide incentlve for apor~ Dr_ Vernon I. Cheadle, Chan­ attention by the country Last week ters of cotton, the Fmance MiniS­ of the commIttees' rte;at cellI" of tbe University of Cali­ Third Plan was welcomed by the interior Ministry Affairs: Sh ue;uty Abdul Maltk N asen, Afghan government and people and fiis Majesty received engmeers and try also announced last week a cut fornia, Santa Barbara, will give Deputy Dost Mohammad, 0- bna~ar uaia, ,n..aoUl; , a luncheon at his residence, the press 10 Afghanistan In the past experts, working for the Nnngarhor 10 the cotton foreign exchange sur­ \ rabak Kandahar, . b d ",.puty ,>UllUD Mohammad decade. when Afghomstan was wor· Development Authorit~ and aftcr render tax University House, for Prime ! Dep~tY So-adat, Sayed\ A a, U1UIDI. vano, l~an(1ahar, k10g hard to Implement its two Ove Minister Malwandwal this noon. Wardak, d Ta- veputy ::>nagna», .,n.Wa, Nan- He wl1l also host a reception Prime Minister Maiwandwal with Sec retary of State De'an Rusk (second from Deputy Sayed Mohamma galna' rellowlng this afternoon's cer.. uep~ty right shake hands, the latter spoke at welcoming ceremonies held March Nega'h, Naheal hlr Shah Akbarl. Shahrcstan, ,Abdul H.aklm, Mousa mony. 28 on the south lawn of the White House in Washington President Johnson, at WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF Urozgan. Ba Kala Helmanc!. Tonight the affiliates Group m u~puty I the right, applauds. Abdullah Mallkyar, Ambassador of Afghanistan to the United (Contd from page :U Deputy Mohammad Kam - vnulam Selilq Daftan!, 01 the University wl1l give a States is second from left. MOSCOW April 2, (Reuter) - HAMBURG. April 2, (DPA)­ bazal, Achln, Nangarhar, Arenl, liqaznl, \ dinner in the Dc La Guerra (ectlvely portrays a man In a SOViet surgeon Alexander Bagu- Hamburg's two million IOhablt­ Deputy Mohammad MIr, Deh ueputy Aodul Kayoum, Kata- DIning Commons' lev who performed the first heart ants and VISItors are faced WJth Bnla Nangarhar, waz nomaas Ghaznl, and Depul.Y Now In ItS 22nd year, the Santa tattered chapon n l Negah's contributions to thls ex, operatIOn In the Soviet UnIon in the threat of havlOg to go wIth­ De'puty Jamal Khan, Baghra , Abdul Uhauour Hahlr, Ahshmg, Barbara campus has undergone e,,­ MALINOVSKY'S BODY HOME NEWS IN BRIEF 1948, has died here at the age out any catering faclhtles for tenSlve growth from an undergra­ hlbltlon are mamly III Oils although Helmand. S Lagnman. LIES IN STATE KABUL. Apnl 2. (Bakhtar)­ are enrolled at the course which he says he also likes to work m of 76, the SovIet news agency hot dogs 10 the street to strIP­ Deputy Bahauddm, Jabul e- Cultural Affairs: duate liberal arts college 10 a genera) A workshop on teaching was 10­ meets three times a week for an water colour and charcoal He has Tass reported Sunday tease In night clubs on Apnl 10, raj Parwan, h Deputy ltahmatullah, from J a- univerSIty campus ser.... lng over MOSCOW Apnl 2. (AP)­ hour Marshal Georgi K Zhukov help­ augul atcd yesterday at the Kabul had no formal tram10g outSide the since the entire catenng trade Deputy Abdul Awal Kurals I. n! Khel, Pakthla. 11,000 students It carnes on research and pro­ ed I"ad mourners Saturday to Teacher Trammg AcademY by country but Picasso IS an obVIOUS HONG KONG, April 2, (Reu­ Will go on slnke for one day to Takhar Centre, Deputy Rokla Abubakr, First KABUL Apnl 2 (Bakhlar)- In Deputy Mmlster of Ed'ucatmn mfluence 10 several works beSides ter) -North Korea FrIday mstl' protest agamst latest taxatJOn Deputy Nour Mohammad, Rou D,stnct, Kabul City, Kabul. feSSIOnal training programmes 35 pay last respects to RuctIOn Y Deputy Plannmg Mmlster Abdul Mohammad ASI f Mayel the one called Picasso HIS comple' tuted a universal compulsory regulatlons The trade claJms that yl Doab, Samangan:W Deputy Masouma Asmatl War- academiC fields and operates study MallOovsky Wahab Halder left Kabul yesterday <.:enlres. ranging In Size from 10 to Marshal Mallllovsky. Defence The one·week workshop IS be­ tely abstract compositions are ex' nine-year techmcal educatIon It IS bemg treated With undue Deputy Mohammad IsmaIl. a- dak, 1V1arouf, Kandahar, to partiCipate 10 the 20th annual 100 students, In nine countnes 10 [\,1!Jnlstef Since 1951.. died of can­ Ing attended by 123 teachers from perlments 10 colour one 10 pnmary programme for ItS youths harshness m the new turnover khan Badakhshan. d b Deputy Hall Mohammad, Cha- Reza Visits Kunduz clght laboratory schools ponference of ECAFE wh"-fh meets Newspapers marked the event U Thont Begins Europe, South Amenca. and tbe Far <.('1 Filday at the age of 68 reds and blues and another 10 pastel tax laws Deputy Abdul Kayoum. An ra, mkanl. Pakth.a, 10 Japan thiS vear He IS accom­ EaSI HIS hodj bemedalcd In full m,­ The workshop IS taught by fa shades WIth edItonals and essays and Baghlan, Z Deputy Abdul Salam, Arghan- cully members of the InstItute of panIed b} director of the Plannmg saId It was aimed at bnngmg up Experimental Farm Ill,lIV dless lay In state Satur~ In a work remlOiscent of the ISLAMABAD, April 2. (Reu Deputy Baz Mohammad. or- dab, Kandahar, Two-Week Asian co~ Department 10 the Commerce Mm· 'versatIle men of new type," the The University IS part of a d -Secretary General U Thant ralsltlg eotton and wheat on the ex' tltute TearhNs and students trom tended by the CUriOUS and the art· duchon In strength of armed Outside ordinary RUSSIans felegrnm to Prime MlOlster Alexei The four big Amencan car ma- Deputy Abdul Kayoum, S Badakhshan. and Deputy Mo leaves on Tuesda) for a two week pCflmentnl (arm In Kunduz It began In 1868 as a land-grant the Institutes' vocational high school lovers as well as prospective buyers. forces ~'arlab, In ranks fIled abl east sl- Kos\ gin of the Soviet UOIon ex· nufacturers have asked a fede- tunkot, and Deputy a- hammad Geldl. Daulatabad, ViSit to ASian countnes With the The MlOlstry gave InstructIOns to institution and stale uOlverslty and IS the third In a senes bemg spon The PakIstan TImes dlplomatlc relthlng bd(k mon.' than pressing hiS sympathlt:'s on the ral appeal court to throw out leh Mohammad, Chakansour Cen- Fanab problem of Vietnam uppermost 10 the provltH.:lal dlreetor o( the Agn­ now compnses. III addition to Its sored by the US InformatIOn Ser­ des~ 20 Cllv blQck<;; waited dC'ath of Soviet Defence MInister new government standards for correspondent In a (rontpage tre Agriculture culture and IrrigatIon Department on nlOe campuses. SIX major agncul­ ~ Ice In cooperatIon With the So' hiS mlOd thC'lf turn to approach the pale Marshal Mallnovsky passengers' proteotlOn In tbf'!}r patch. reported that New Deihl plannjng: Deputy Shah Nazar, Nade All, Proposals to end the war Will Increasmg productIOn and dlstnbu tural extenSIOn offices and a number Afghan-British ciety of Afghan Artists T-he present was: seekmg a cut on the baSIS an bluc bu,I,i!ng draped With back cars Deputy Gul HabIb, Paghm , Helmand, figure prommentlY In hiS talks With hon of Improved wheat and cotton of other components located through· show was maugurated March 25 of a ratiO-- of four to one m lts bordered led flags and a huge Kabul; Deputy Hall Sarwar. Desho, government leaders 10 Ceylon, seeds out Ca!lforma KABUL April 2 (Bakhtar)- and w1l1 run through Apnl 4 It IS The reqUlrements mvolvea pad· polrall of Maltnovsky Youth Club Link favour Deputy AIDlr Mohammad Ha- Chakansour. Indl8. Nepal, Afghanistan and Pa­ The lp.nd In Kunduz lacks sum· fhe 1'Irst Secretary of the Indian open from noon to 6 00 p m every ding eqUlpment, glvmg protectlOn SIb Kohlstan, Kaplsa. Deputy Ghulam Nakhshband kistan and he IS expected to urge clent mtrogen The Mlnlster instruc­ Embassy, BrlJ Kumar. yesterda~ day except Friday to heads, knees and legs BANGKOK. April 2. (Reuter) presented equipment tor a labora­ General Motors, Ford and Ame­ oeputy Ghulam Mohammad. Nasher, Karabagh. GhazOl, them all to use their lOfluel1ce m ted the use of chemical fertiliser be Plan Outlined -A DC-3 fretJ~ht plane of the Chauk., Kunar. Deputy Kamaluddm Eshakzal, mcreased to make up for the dem­ tory to test asapboeteda and cara­ Earher exhibitions presentcd the ncan Motors said they were un· the pause of peace Violeme Flares Up In Aden U Thant Amencan-owned InternatIOnal Deputy Babrak, Fdth DlstrJct, Sare Pul, Jozian; On hiS way to A.sla, U Thant Will cieney KABUL. Apnl 2 -Plans fO! wa) In the MInIstry of Agnculture work o( Simoone Chakour Wah, able to meet the standards--<>r­ Serv,ce crashed Thursday night Afghan-Bnllsh youth club were and Irngauon dered for 1968 models Chrysler KabUl CIty, Deputy Abdul Samad, SPin pI eSlde over a meeting In Geneva Contltllu!d from J-a~~ 1 preSIdent of the Society of Afghan on takmg off from the airport at Deputy Nalk Mohammad, Koh- Boldak, Kandahar, After UN'Mission's Arrival outlined In London by Gul ArtIsts, and Ghulam Mohaluddm said ItS productIon would suffer of the heads of UN speciallsed 'he (;ountrles should speCIfy a VIentiane, capItal of Laos, kll· daman, Kabul, _ Deputy Gul Zann, Kandahar ADEN, April 3, (BBC, Reuter).­ Ahmad Fand, PreSident of Enayatul~ "Irrevocable harm" If forced to agenctE::s He IS also scheduled to ad­ tlme and a date when the truce Shabr.am Ghaznawl and lmg all three crew Deputy Mlr Ail Gauhar, Ghor Centre, and Deputy Mohammad The United Nations mission to Aden arrived here yesterday by a Publl( LIbraries manager oC comply /& dress a seSSIOn ot the Fifth World Snow Surprises "ihould go 1010 effect, U 1 hant said lah Shahranl special UN plane, a BBC broadcast monitored In ({abul reported. J he Sccret,try-Gcneral did not the Ministry of Informa- band, ParwaIl, hk _ Eshaq Helah, Gulestan, Farah Meteolo\oglcal Congress on April 6 Search For Greek BANGKOK April 2. (Reuter) DepUty Kuda. Bird" Es a Mines and Indnstries: Abdul Satar Sha!lzi of Afghams· moured cars reappeared mdlc.tte whether he had any partlcu tIOn and Culture book snop and Although the Secretary-General -Two Thai army p.lots were kIl­ shem, Badakhshan: Deputy Fazl Ahmad, Mokor, has said he has no plans to meet Countryls Farmers tan IS one of the three members of One shot was fired at British lar countries 10 mlOd youth club, who was on a month's led Wednesday when a trainml'! Deputy Helaluddin'Badrl, Ma- GhazDl the mISSion troops who JmmedLately arrested 34 He sa'd he would be d IscuSSlOg VISit to Bntatn along With Moham­ PremierContinues North Vietnamese representatives, KA BUL. April 3 - Tbe unusual nlane they were flvm~ crashed zar CIty, Balkh and Deputy Ba- Depu'ty Abdul Az,Z, Zabul The mISSion was onglOally scbe- men and recovered a pistol thiS and olher pOlnts dunng hIS mad N3Jlm AT}a Deputy Minister Similar demals were made before Apnl snow bas surpnsed the far­ NIGERIA WITHHOLDS REVENUES IR5 mIles north of Bangkok. rc­ duled to arnve III Aden by a MJddle Several grenade explOSIOns rip' fOt thron1111g tnp to ASia-to Ceylon, of Information and Culture and ATHENS. Apnl 2. (Reuter)­ E. ha-Ulhaq, Wazakhwa, Ghazm. Centre' and dunng hiS recent vacatIon tnp . mers In Kabul, Logar, and the oorts reachmg here said, Dep~ty East Airlines flIght but the MEA ped through the city after the mls- IndIa. Afghanistan, Nepal and Pa­ Abdul Ilamld Mobarez preSident of Kmg Constantme met the leader National Defence: Mohammad Ekram, to Bm'rna It was only revealed after northern .... alleys who expect ram for ftl,ht was cancelled due to a strlke slon's arnval but there were no kistan Bakhtar News Agency of G reec:e's extreme leftwmg EDA Reooorts said the tWlO-en'!mf> Deputy Mohwnmad Sedlq Tou- Charak, Jozlan, the event thnt such a meetmg had their new crops at thiS time of year FROM CENTRAL FEDERAL REGIME trainlO~ pl::lne aoparentlv stRlled at~the airport StnklOg workers have reports of senOUs damage U Thant s plan t:alls- for a truce, party Saturday as part of hiS khl. Obeh Herat, taken place Although a little snow 15 not a We want to bUild up an ex­ (eonld on pase 4) lollo\\ed by prelimlOary talks and search for a new PrIme MIOlster LAGOS, Nigeria, April 2, (AP).­ at a low oltltude and hit a hillh­ Deputy 'Mohammad Gul, Regls- threat to the young plants, hall Virtually Crippled the Aden trans· Secunty authorities reported twO' change of publlcabons, Jdeas and n:um ....cnlng of the Geneva confe­ Dr JoannIS Passalides. 80-year­ tension wire strung across a pad· \an Balouch nomads, Helmand ~ port system and airport arnvals and shooting and bomb attacks on Bn- mfol maUon With Bntish youth Eastern Nigeria's move to take over federal government revenues slices off the blossoms like a sharp reno: old cha...man of the party whICh dy field Deputy Besmellah, Shenkal, ~te departures have all been delayed tlsh soldiers dUring the past 24 centres and IIbranes," satd Fa­ in the region was "illegal and unconstitutional and a calculated S. Vietnam Villagers V blade At the airport chairman of the hours There were no casualties or An AP rcporl from Rome saId Greek police have labelled as a Zabul. ' The weather department forecasts rid attempt to subvert" the central regime, the head of Nigerla's 2 cOmmJSSion, Perez Guerrero of damages that wllh Italian police closely guar~ front for the outlawed Commu­ TOKYO, April .(Reuter)-Tbe Deputy Abdul Rahman Jam- contmulng snow In the northern 'Excellent facllItle.s are pro­ military government sal~ today_ blarmg sound of an election Venezuela, told newsmen that the tJmg the VatIcan US Vice PreSI­ nIst Party, spent 90 mmutes With ernment to be paid to the reglOnaI shedl, Koshk,_ Herat; For Local Chiefs, Councils regions of the country and over the dpt1t lIubert H Humphrey met Pope VIded by public Iibranes In - Bn­ the 26-year-old monarch Lt.-Col Ubu Gowon, head of the campaign loudspeaker truck was too Deputy Abdul Had, Hedayat. . SAIGON, April 3, (Reuter).- mISSIon Will remom in Aden as long treasury PamIrs tam, wluch also senre as SOCIal federal government, said 10 a state' much for a Tokyo salesman Sunday, as It IS necessary They may be Pul Gardez 9 mm; N SaIang pal tlcularly uttracted by the kers of different countnes and military councd to conSider 'politJ' million S Vletnmaese are expected to Dr Salfur Rahman Samadl, presI­ row street to (ace about 100 demon­ to consolJdate fnendshlp between cal actIOn" to assure the nght or tees on budgetary and fmanclal night guest With the Prtme MmiS depar~ News of the coalitIOn plan 14 mm. S. SaIang 5 mm, Malma­ \l,'nI k ot Blltam's Information (Contd Iro/II page 3) LUCKNOW Apnl 3, (Reuter) elect candidates for an estimated dent of vOC'lllOl1fll education strators carryll1g pJctures of Presi' the peoples Inhabltmg our planet the peoplE' m all regJOns affairs and on hearIng complaInts ter and two of hiS top aides he came m a statement Issued by na. 8 mm. Falzabad 4 mm; 8agh­ Services In helpmg to develop Shah of ParLhla began to hack 'f1d'ruling 5000 Village offices tment III the Ministry of EducARIANA CINEMA and Jawaharlal NelJ,ru. 1200 freshmen at Kabul University thmg of the Extern I ServIces 'Of The magflfficant Idols of Gandhara ing Viet Cong, 7th Air Force Jets the USSR Mallnovsky dIed ot can­ At 2.4.30,7 30 and 930 pm Ita­ Mrs. Gandhi represents an Ut­ end~d yesterday 10 also lef? its mark on Dart hteta­ screeched overhead to unload bombs han ctnemascope colour film In the BBC\ London. . and at­ four times a week with the follo wingscheduJe: cer last Friday ture and poets have praised many tar Pradesh constituency. Uttar and napalm and strafe the wlth· DUrlOg toe week the 12th grade FarSI tended a receptIOn given m then Pradesh becomes the eighth state The urn with the ashes of Rodtn honour at Lancaster House by Idols bUllt by Greek sculptors among drawal routes . graduates vlsited Colleges of Me-I Mahnovsky has been placed in the ARKANSAS In India to have a non-Congress dic1ne, Agnculturet Engineermg, the Foreign OffIce They were whlc~ is the idol of Kandahar The Monday.Tuesday.ThurSday Arrival 7705 Last reports said the VIet Cong UN Aden MissIon chalrman Perez-Guerrero of Vene­ Red Banner Hall of the House of PARK CINEMA: government. Congress Is in power ot~ ~ Science, ECQnomlcs, and Lettets, the At 230, 5,8 and 10 pm Iraman escorted durlOg theIr tour by excavation ot AI Khanum in Talo' the hard core 271st regiment zuela with members Abdul Satar Shallzl of Afibanlstan, the Soviet Army Qan IS a viVid example of Greek in eight states and one other had, broken contact under cover of universlty library and dormitories film offiCials of Brltam's Central Of­ and Saturday Deparfure 7750 state, Rajasthan, is under pres.­ and met ';leans of the colleg:es (righO and Leo Keita of Mall. fiCe of InformatlOn. cIvilisatiOn In Afghanistan darkness FLOW OF RIVER dentlsl rule. 1 I / PAGE 2 • 1'HE KABUL TIMES I ).I'l", ,i THE milUL TIMKS , \ APRIL 3 1967 Btitaiu's Problemsl~ln~'oiniRg EEC I 1·less On Wc)men: For the difficultIes that Bn 8y &A/ Nan known that British agllcultural lAfg~ lD~ri Food tam IS encounteflng 10 Its at. E~de, Islah Mourns ~,t For Thouflht pohcy IS based malnlly "SIIow tempt 10m the Common Marke, on the Spfnzar Benefits all defIciency- pjlyments system on National Fu net the blame cannot be laId on Seventt iwo thtferent m progresS • f lhe one hand, and on Mahjoba's Death national 8y Our Own the European Economic Commu direct 10 drCS!\Cs Reporter Ba-Iuchl outfits were also 1[ these diSCUSSIOns are gOIng terventlon on were modelled for an en thank the ladles modelled Illty countries behalf of farmers Mnhjoba lIertl\vi and children v. ho The dJ.esses to have any sense, the fHost thmg m the fotm one of the well thuslaStlc audIence mamly from have ~raciollsb shown sell (or bet Bntam has of guaranteed pn known pocte;;scs assisted In thiS \\een Af 650 been rellClent to to know IS what are these of the country the ll1ternatlOnal commulllty III and Af 1750 the essenl ces on the other The Oommon gOOd cause I am also ~rateftll to European Idea for a long lal BntIsh and Commonwealth dled a .few days :l.~O Her death Kabul, yesterday afternoon Those participating 111 the sho\\ Market system IS o[ deduction 1lnd from the Kabul Times whl('h acted tiS lime For example one has caused grent sorrow Ln wo to fOllr \\c e Mrs Bernath Mrs Vogel only mterests whIch must be respeci restitution the: hterary at the Splnzar Holel general adVIsor for thiS show MISS to look back 10 1950 1952 when CIrcles of the country Dally COlfee C11(lIa MISS Elkc Lorenz MISS allmn prom",h elml I d1d ed but 111 hlg declaration to the Bntlsh membershIp Idoh House Now let liS belgn ancl I It ~ategorlcallY' refused of the Com on its Thursday slJ1ccre!y Karin Lorenz MISS THE KABUL TIMES I to lam House of Commons, the Prime women s page car The Af 50 cost of the tbe tickets hope) enJO~ Karen .Hudson moh Market would certamly au Will the show and the EEC Mmlster ne$ nn Irtic1c tn memoriam MISS Patti Phelps MISS Evl Theil gave no detailed ana mean at least m the early days And went to benefit the Nahonal have a pleasant afternoon J wu/ I dub, I know For too Iqng a tIme Bfltam re- lysis of e5S~t1.1 A rllS gives a snort account of how Fund 1 hose who \\.o,;e the Children ~ what the Brl a loss of hiS present secumty for The dresses came (rom Wardak fused to beheve In the success of tlsh ner poems serv.cd to educate ('lathes \vere Barbara Halley Lmda and Commonwealth Interests the En<,hsh farmer the "I welve women and children Kandahar Ghazm Koh Daman and P"bJl\lItc/ e' en the European idea and would women or lIalle, He(1! Vo~el and Martma ria} etap, f "davs and Afghan pub and It was compnsed have the country and describes ,howed the dresses from the Ma1.are SharIf Koehl only when It became an adverse mCldence on vI! Uzbekl and \ rei l/o/u}U'I'fj clel\.\" tnat However l,beheve that these the death ns a great loss to the na lages all over Afghal1lstan by tilt Kabul lImes Publl"hlllg Agem.y -Mark TWQIII the standard of hvmg of a large Ac the EEC was succeeding that In essentlal mlcrests tlon companymg may be dlvld pal I of the populatIOn 10 Eng them With appropr III 1111111- turn It Implemented the EFTA Thursdav s Ants on ItS III II 111I I I 11I1l1llltllil II II 1111111111 111 , , 1IIllllUlI! 111111I I 1Il111l1l11l1l1l11 lllllllllllllllllllllllllll I'd lOto five secttons land women s late musIc were Malang and M plan J}"ge carTles 1 Guarantee of commerCial tIes '~ nn article In which pa NaIrn On the zalrbaghaly and MacmIllan was the first to rCIl s a"c adVised un WIth the Commonwealth' count As has aheady been seen, the to brll)g up their ghlchak derstand m 1961, that tt Was tune c111ldren \dth 3 nes foutth POll1t concerns BfLtam's fa sense of responslbl Ehzabeth Dlouhy who sponsor A Bright Future For to review Htltlsh pohcy With lit \ In ECAFE re 2 The hnks of tbe Ulllted Kmg reign pohcy It has retamed Its order to do thiS children cd the show welcomed the aud gard to Europe Srnee then BrI shOll Id be allowed dam With Its EFTA partners worldWide resool)slbthiy It re to do their own I nce and mtroduced the model The 20th anmversary Palnstan and Bunna, an AsIan tam has had tw"o general electIOns 3 "'0 k from the verY of the Umted Nations motor race wl1l The question of harmonlSa mams to be seen whether the SIX first For ins She welcomed the guests With the Economic mark its offiCIal and the present government tanc~ when CommissIon for ASia and the Far mauguratlon The highway, has lIon m agriculture are ready to share It they are old enough to f ,I 0\\ tng speech clearly stated that tbe. country C.:lt 011 their East falls today Called by ItS s~tary hnkhlg Smgapore and Turkey, wl1l play an 4 Mamtenance of an mdepend own they should be :\.I .. v J welcome) au to Ihls shm\ IInportant should form part of the Conunon ent foreign WIth ('n('ourAced to do so Letting child General U Nyun ASia's EconomIC Parliament, role m the development and mcrease pohcy mamly WIth regard to the fifth pOInt :.t ld lcll :VOll how hapo\ 1 C1m th 1 Market so long as Its essential the countnes It tS I en get acclistomed to and as the only orgamsatlOn m the area of tOUrist trade for the countnes of Asia outSIde Europe un to <:Declalists to determme work Will so many of }OU could come and mteresls and those of the Gem- 5 Reeslabhshment f ('~te ;t sc.nse of responsiblltty to fully devote Its efforts From NovembCl 17 to December of the ba to what extent the fmanclol and and L:l\OW so I1lU( h Interest In Afghan and planning toward 10, the monwealth too are rea,pected le\ ralsmg first Asian lance of trade position ar,Jd reorga economic dlHlcullies of Bntoln can { If P per!;onaht v the wnter as r 1k Art and NatIonal Dress the level of hvmg- of the Asian people, trade faIr was held m Bangkok The ftrst phase of thi'l proce- IllsatlOn of the economic SituatIOn stltute an obstacle to Its "'erls It has been provccj. that chtld fod... s sho \ i CAFE has also receIved the necessary CjIOpe Most of tha members of ECAFE participated In dure prOVided JOInmg ..\ h:ls hH) pl' poses for the meeting of m Great Brltam the Commoo Market e 1 \\ ho a (' helped all the tim!' C'e ItIon and backing of the the fait which afforded an opportullity Remember to rO::ltnhu e 10 the Af",han governments of the for both all the heads of govemme"t of The f,rst III thIS gl t W lip spOiled and lnz) 28 the pomt concerns mamly resoect that III 1956 and Natlo Htl WelJarc Funu ... II 1\'0 natIons that constitute ItS membership ASIan nations and the world to get to kriow the EFTA countries m II ... oh.. I'us London Aust! oha New Zealand and Co 1957 France s economIc pOSitIOn thot {hlldrcn are 1 S C v ) O:J a s nall 1 he aclllevements dl\nng the nature of mdustry m the area ThiS meetmg took place sample of the the last year of We hope that on nada was equ lily weak and Instead born without knowledge or experi C:lU 1ft I n he organisatIOn such trade of ..!ton I (ash me.. of thIS willch IS an affihate of faIrs will be arranged regularlY so December 1966 Bntam iilfol'tned t hi ustmg n 4; the II a"n things ou~fit the W,lh leg,lrd to the secood It aSide from the Com gl .tdl alh ( ) I l.. Each modeled IS I l' I rnled N,ltIons reselllhhng that one of the most cherIshed Its partners fn~m Ihelr those established III desires of ex of Its Intention. and pomt remember that the mdust mumtv Its pal tners hplped lt to envIronment-their home PCllt ... tVC' c(::t (CltalO area or \fllea IIld Amenca are of special pandmg trade and commerce In the received theIr approval urm(lunt Its r ., I tllf'lr <'0 (' \ J( f hl1rl Arghanlsl~n SIgnificance area may nal customs union has become an dJffll:ultles t Ibe In On so n(' cos I he t\slan f)e> clopment bear frUlt ThiS approval 11 1 (> 111'"bk I 1 (' " II ('mbro.,,~E' Bank established rel\lly IS of Il.reat Iccomph ! H 0 cr! S Ik hopes that the of member eountnes The ASian vIew N( \\ Industnal EFTA v,ould IpSO facto OUTIng the meetlng '\ k rl nes h lsed (11 the re Be'" f h ..lk Will hnance a number of development Dc, ceaSe to of commerCial relations of their p<; II U<;:1\ n{Os \ n I \\ ill set elopmenl CounCil the executive arm of the eXist Fmance Ministers II I of thl (hall man Ol the 1)lans 111 their countrIes The malor difficulty connected at The Hague Ul1Ited 'Miss Homaua models of,;~ Ice IhNf" arc man\ mOl e elabo The countnes arc espe conferencc WIll draw up N \ n" ('omm "'~ one A'fchalt nftlOlll\l plans for the develop The I ns 11 Weather \Vatct) IS a lo bf' mcetnlgs thiS year Gt>neva system last yeat mal research and men are encouraged to elo gcal according to Madame Monday ked a major development some S1mo lov.ed In the Splnzar Hott'l The 1)llles <11 ( advanc~ programme c.:over l x(:ru::.es l lell:1 IS 10 global weather obser vpn riav qUite Simply because there Madame Simonetta waved reasonable I he t::xpel ls ..,111 plan then vatlon 109 such advanced fleld~ as Con a hand The fourth of these satel ReCipe scndlna a splendid collection ~old mOst Significant concerted tanl den<;:lty balloons automatic of In ("one IUSIOI J \\.ould like un lites IS In orbit and a fifth wlll Pakistani Group beacelets clanl.me The dresses were worn In both women dellakmg the World Weather ocean booys mfra red spectro So today With and children be up shortly Essa satelhtes St,.;ng Bean Pilau out love we women dress Waleh (WWW) metets and communicatIOns satel to enter prOVide Informahon and cloud taw ourselves To IIOME The congress IS btes Enjoys keep ourselves PRESS AT the supreme dat lOVer the planet every day I Ib round beef or slew meat cut Visit Here A GLAN(jE amused Jf we con 1 have love body o[ lhe 129 member World ~ then 5 It lrda\ s 4 liS has two edltonals Automatic Ptcture TransmissIOn mto mch cubes Twenty we must at least have A reportt"r of ArllS 111 a ne\\s Item Tilc Meteorological All this lesealt.:h IS aimed at SIX hours stuck In the fun What I the edItOrial In conclUSIon says OrganlsalJOn (APT) cqulpment 2 tbsp butter problem 01 Latif S<.l s that the Tlmur Shah permits direct putlmg evell Salang Pass did not dim the will It be this mornmil:? A httle girl park thal the rise In the pnce Will (WMO) Its go ahead for the sharper weather medi~ en I and the other entitled a \ III soun be- en reading of cloud photographs by 1 onion (fInely chopped) lhuslBsm of a group dress? A hny skirt? A paper levelled and work all 01 131:E' Weather Watch tools 1n the hands of meteorolo of flve teachers dress' I ep <111 Three WOl the \\ eather through which they She followed that profesSIOn that she onl\ Ihl ant'st Gho(ll fUSJlIg (' e on ther Wat(h fleXIble and take ad Jd weather celltres­ as ror chelau After puttmg for two ..,des 111 0PPOIIUlllIV Insh act the MlIlIstn has pass half and Mrs Hussain-all teacher&-- Madame Simonetta Is marrIed llut l'.allablc h III me d;1\ (0 !tpend I" rh <;; \ III In Ik<: m Washlllgion to years as a marine In HawaII 111 Kabul on IS h 1<; 1 t I <; , tle I I l lutomoblle vantage of ne\\ weatMr-studYlOg Moscow and Mel of the flCe In the pot durtpg J..eforc II J"lls,\ tv r grades arrange IOd Amena Duranl Meher Signor Fablam the Italian elonomtc flolJL\ I er w Iy form LI (fls nn l.: dIfficult bourne-have The reaSOl1 for thJS complex WBhed couturier World War II month In the Sovu.'t h I Ihl 1>('1 deVices as they become available beeh designated to the )neal and the strlOg Ihl pie meleorologlcal bean Nahzat Fatruz Zahldah Yousuf Not long after the war they Ifni 1Il 10 loth I BUI Some gather process and efforl IS a SImple both Now professor of political SCience even In thai ht II Ihe lalp of the deVices now bemg disseminate mIXture over the flce Pour the F II "a~ one The zana Noor NaJlma Shafa Nagh had thel!' own couture houses In' Or Starner '\hllrt lime she mpressed by tht.: dc\ l lcpcJ are not glObal observabons makll1g the [undamental factor In I est of left her home 10 Cahfor \\ I \ 0,; l.:lHls ('ounted on the nce over the meat ma Melek Rome role of ~\omen results weather rore<.:astmg IS the Clrcu Kawkaba Rahman Naz They met at collections and n a Ihls year for a 12 month herle espeCially tht.: for lhe [II st ohase of their advanced compu nllxtUle like chelau slay l~t:I g th It but WIll be Mahmood and Perwm not long atter were Il1<1l sevelul arc drcad\ !'i ter technology aval1able latlOn of air masses around the Chawdary- maenod But In Hong Kong From thiS headquC:l lung "h added to the t:hancellol During 1964 she it Igc .. fit ur 1 II \ ')0 IS ped down n favour of Mrs Gandhi uf Deihl It saver} practical sort of was corre.spon Engll~h tht> I death of the S) ndlcate the kmg thmg German Spanish al t'r s.)\ s that p, k II.:: S [11 gl IIllna st Itement un \\ hen Jjromlsed bnl\erslh Hld Or Tngullu In dent at the Non Aligned Conference lOll '" maker group wlthan the ruling No 2 rank as De Sen 3 fun wa) How to whtp up rapId French hl.'lps I 1 \l'lll Arab (ountnes thl Vil til ImeSt> qilestilln Cong u \ It e t:hanu I I)r l I In Cairo She her un Jl)UrnC\S (,) ress Pal t) lJ t} Pllme Minister and MInister BenLlrt>s J lll1du elt:>gant meals Not dishes for a chef has also allended , Inn" \\ en ruptured Ulliverslt) ECAFE, There IS S(l mULh heauIllll1 of Fu-:alHe was consulted only though Colombo Afro ASian and II ThiS group comprised S K Palll for "',,-Cllen , 'iet heft: I h lit ('glllll of D1 ( s lid the Ill'\\ spaper roSt! up mall) Five \ oun~er men have been pro other regional coofefences III East I I hl Atulya Ghosh Sanjtva Reddy .here tOI JU~I (Jilt:' t..Ia\ :'\ tcnded ICC ognl II Il:s Lll;at!lst the v~n Idea that and moted to {'ablnet rank RecognitIOn ASia 'iht: 'lId Congress PreSident fhe exclUSion of DesaI S SUppor Unrortun sYlldlcate defeated at the polls Mrs Greenlandl(, K. II tJ 10\\('1 P, kll lannot but know that has been kIlled mogl Cl UNESCO headmaster of I I 11\ Ito\.\. ers fI om the :'\IJrl ss{'d Its It \ dnam h HI a,i(leed to these (l Parllilltll nl mdePend~nt Won en s SOCU!'tll JO!lTllal the chlldren shoulJ '"Ie HtlSl' Itkt Ih It lht: bo II" llil I lllal h{,1 polttlclans revll tlOn that sh<2 would rcspett the gets 1 II Ilt II ::. lJI~ III :Sill I I I phmlall III stir II I " 1he speed With Whl()l Mrs Indira elec learn both Danash and \\ bUill:: II losl (al h otlH ~ lies Jor tors verdict l h<.lrgE." of hle MIlHsln uf Health English as I III Iht:' f Ian \ Ilh II Ilnl! up tontroversla! ISSUleS rl-illl thle~ I lS 11 )1 ondltlOn Mal I he Tok\ 1I Malt !chl S}ul/Ibu.n two hours betore cabmet nol finish till late In rights better hvmg standards 10 the \ I}! C1,) Governor of Kashmir the evenmg ,hc (I lundelS that West t t' sia s JnvltatlOn to send observers and two eml ho:ne ha\c n \(1 P sont: I S \\ rna I lel an St:S the said that the latest proposal of U (GEMINI But all the Wllmen were very and so on (One subject \\ e ho al e spendtng lhelr {orthcomm~ NEWS SERVICE) keen 10 \01 rights 01 the PalestHIl. to the elechon In Thant dldn t need s 's then the t Iblt's \\ert" Slntcrwe thele tth~IP refugees IS at once realJshc and -----:._-- Three -only 0fle of them ever mIssed one to dISCUSS was Illltera!:, arc no goals Saabah the MalaYSian ~rac.tlc.al babies were bOrn In Ka pushed aSide and t\\ 0 Greenl~nd' 1Il1l1l1l1l111l1l1l1U11I11I11II1 Illlllll 1111 11I11 Borneo \\ hlC.h hasn t eXisted 111 Greenland grOllp:-; of 1fI The \\\ather ..\as bul afte~ of the lectures and that was be still III' IIIIIIIU 1111I1lIllIIIIIII.lllllllIIUIIIIIIUIIIIlI'" 1IIIIIIlIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIllII'III1I11111111llttllllU Soviet With ullnutes mldnlgbt long h llred Greenlandt>rs The :SJjIl'nn ,111111111 1111111111I11I11I111111111111111111111111 Aid To Asian, African calse of a toothache cl eHlU as Ihe SUn shont> ur - as the new year of 1346 I for about 50 years) All lhe mell1 Eskl1 oc:s ... nJ The POIUI ADVERTISING RATES Countries began Be lrS _ the I( ebergs ill the fJOI d and on th(> EthIOPia. s big 011 refinery March 22 bers weu~ ver) anxIOus to kno" Ilt fh \\Ith their s KHALJL Edt/llr In Chul com The eleen grass on the moulltain (nJ.IIII1HUf1l seve" ltrtes per IIlsertton) 1l1lsslOned EthiOPia The three partIcipants were all ages about UNESCO and other mterns llld Saturday has been IS one of 30 AfrIcan Nau Roz Infants tht d tnCC' began And \\ hal il ~lupcs L:pernavlassuk and III view of the acute shortage from 20 to 6!l most of them achve honal orgal11satlOns looked Just DIsplay Column Inch AI 100 TelephoDe 24047 bUilt w,th the Soviet Union s AsIan countnes wllh wh,ch were a boy welgbing 3 kilos, 600 and we did ollr d 11{:e The \\omen s fE'el saleh as It of mternal 1O theIr local counCils best must ha\ e done \\ he!) tht ClaSSIfied pe, Ime bold techmcal assistance the Sovtet UlIIon cooperates eco­ sources In these coun grams bOm at the maternity Their chaIr to answer thell questions t)ll hed th.., glO mel type AI 20 and Will bos man Gudrun \ tklngs I \ed there Wht:n \\e e\t!1l annually process 500 000 tons nomically The USSR has promlS tnes to finance construction and pltal to Sakenna, a girl welgh Chemnltz from God of freely lhaat:i IS a teacher WIth Il alh trrl\ld ba(k III Juhant"h", lh crude all ed to bUild or enlarge 600 convel lIble currency need 3 k les 500 grams to 10 chIldren There were ~_I Af 1000 A thermal power sta mdus Haflza at outll1Ms anti enter On llie 'Illal Sunda) "\e all \\ent It \\as late and the fog was swtrl E:::.;:,CWPrtON trial enterpTlses In ed for Imports the USSR grant Ihe RAn, For 01 tlon of nearly 15000 kilowatt these coun Women's hospital, and Cbar tamments too We Af 600 her numbers first dial sWllclllo.ar4 Cll visiled an old Jjf ill th Ct' UOiltS t,) a rumed {hurch !Ired Altel I Ie /;, happ\ cia paclty prOVides tFles At least 190 of them I'd them long term credits total she also manages to find time to people 5 = electFlclty for the have les Leonard Rumrill home a children s home t ltlll~ trom the Vlklllgs times at Af 300 new enterprIse so fat been launched long Over 3 500 000 000 rubles bOrn to an rUn the women 5 programmes on the and a ) outh dub even where WI;' th~ Dumber 23043 24028 20026 Forty American couple 10 Kabul Clark Gr~nlandl~ end of the fjord On the wa\ th~ The 011 refmery The cost of Soviet equipment three engineering and radiO and she brought FOReIGN IS expected to anil Meriwether Rumrlll \\omen sang songs f!fun the time dehvered m 1966 metalworlting plants 20 cheml '1 heavy tape recorder along With were Next da, the (v liSt' "\3S O\er = Quarterly CirculatIon meet the country 5 entire demand for the construc warmly welcomed and servefl ulh lI(t\ :'teals alld AdvertiSIng tJOn of enterpnses cal enterpilses and 011 refl.n.er,les her to each meetin.e ~ Ign--whl'L} thtc :lllc\ \\e III s('t un hune The AI(llt for fuel fOl automobIle and aIr on the two Above IS hot coffee home baked break and Gt;~,llndtls Halt Yearly Bxte0510D 59 more than 20 enterpFlses the Sakeena's SOn lI:st;tI to sail out 10 Sllmll\er \\as lransporl BeSIdes h18h eontments exceeded 260 ml1hon of fel cakes I have never drunk so much neall\ I\er tuo but Yearly octane rous ferrou~ with a nurse at the Materntty bonIs rnadl fIn :sealskln~ thl' 111;11 petrol the refmery rubles as against one mtlllOn In and non melalJljf Talks and dlScu,Sslons were on (offee 111 my hte the Gteenlanders \\ent a\\a~ to SUIJ 1I11l111tl1 I III I I I " Will prQduce Hospital At right as 10 Greenland Lind \\0 Il~n 111111 •• II • Illl1lUWI II gy and more than 20 power s~ Is Charles several different III (illferent boats one ph \\hat th~y had I~drned ex 24 S8 othel fuels and 1955 when the Soviet programme themes the law fhen one l;\enlni: wele at thl::; bitumen for road Rumrill whose parents are \\(' the hoat 51! H. "tl~ II/ I" of lIOns are being bUllt In the con espeCially as It affects g:.- then all the Ithl::l lilst llS(> tlUI ng Iht ll~ buJidmll cooperatIOn With developmg slderlng adding women and '::lIests of the Julianehaab WOInen <; I II k • countnes deve!opmg countFles WIth the Nau Roz to his children educahon b a\s ('hI Ill.: II \\ llh Ihe It>fralll- \\ II I was launched llame and the Ia.ngu Orl:3msatl0n the smell Dansh hall ~ (Contd on POOl> aee problem II <1..1 I hl I II othcl hi at SlIlgs 4, With Otto Lauf the\HIlIt entlreh of \\ood \\as dec:orat Ihl. lit '>;t \ HI I qr U\ It had 1 r • / PAGE 2 • 1'HE KABUL TIMES I ).I'l", ,i THE milUL TIMKS , \ APRIL 3 1967 Btitaiu's Problemsl~ln~'oiniRg EEC I 1·less On Wc)men: For the difficultIes that Bn 8y &A/ Nan known that British agllcultural lAfg~ lD~ri Food tam IS encounteflng 10 Its at. E~de, Islah Mourns ~,t For Thouflht pohcy IS based malnlly "SIIow tempt 10m the Common Marke, on the Spfnzar Benefits all defIciency- pjlyments system on National Fu net the blame cannot be laId on Seventt iwo thtferent m progresS • f lhe one hand, and on Mahjoba's Death national 8y Our Own the European Economic Commu direct 10 drCS!\Cs Reporter Ba-Iuchl outfits were also 1[ these diSCUSSIOns are gOIng terventlon on were modelled for an en thank the ladles modelled Illty countries behalf of farmers Mnhjoba lIertl\vi and children v. ho The dJ.esses to have any sense, the fHost thmg m the fotm one of the well thuslaStlc audIence mamly from have ~raciollsb shown sell (or bet Bntam has of guaranteed pn known pocte;;scs assisted In thiS \\een Af 650 been rellClent to to know IS what are these of the country the ll1ternatlOnal commulllty III and Af 1750 the essenl ces on the other The Oommon gOOd cause I am also ~rateftll to European Idea for a long lal BntIsh and Commonwealth dled a .few days :l.~O Her death Kabul, yesterday afternoon Those participating 111 the sho\\ Market system IS o[ deduction 1lnd from the Kabul Times whl('h acted tiS lime For example one has caused grent sorrow Ln wo to fOllr \\c e Mrs Bernath Mrs Vogel only mterests whIch must be respeci restitution the: hterary at the Splnzar Holel general adVIsor for thiS show MISS to look back 10 1950 1952 when CIrcles of the country Dally COlfee C11(lIa MISS Elkc Lorenz MISS allmn prom",h elml I d1d ed but 111 hlg declaration to the Bntlsh membershIp Idoh House Now let liS belgn ancl I It ~ategorlcallY' refused of the Com on its Thursday slJ1ccre!y Karin Lorenz MISS THE KABUL TIMES I to lam House of Commons, the Prime women s page car The Af 50 cost of the tbe tickets hope) enJO~ Karen .Hudson moh Market would certamly au Will the show and the EEC Mmlster ne$ nn Irtic1c tn memoriam MISS Patti Phelps MISS Evl Theil gave no detailed ana mean at least m the early days And went to benefit the Nahonal have a pleasant afternoon J wu/ I dub, I know For too Iqng a tIme Bfltam re- lysis of e5S~t1.1 A rllS gives a snort account of how Fund 1 hose who \\.o,;e the Children ~ what the Brl a loss of hiS present secumty for The dresses came (rom Wardak fused to beheve In the success of tlsh ner poems serv.cd to educate ('lathes \vere Barbara Halley Lmda and Commonwealth Interests the En<,hsh farmer the "I welve women and children Kandahar Ghazm Koh Daman and P"bJl\lItc/ e' en the European idea and would women or lIalle, He(1! Vo~el and Martma ria} etap, f "davs and Afghan pub and It was compnsed have the country and describes ,howed the dresses from the Ma1.are SharIf Koehl only when It became an adverse mCldence on vI! Uzbekl and \ rei l/o/u}U'I'fj clel\.\" tnat However l,beheve that these the death ns a great loss to the na lages all over Afghal1lstan by tilt Kabul lImes Publl"hlllg Agem.y -Mark TWQIII the standard of hvmg of a large Ac the EEC was succeeding that In essentlal mlcrests tlon companymg may be dlvld pal I of the populatIOn 10 Eng them With appropr III 1111111- turn It Implemented the EFTA Thursdav s Ants on ItS III II 111I I I 11I1l1llltllil II II 1111111111 111 , , 1IIllllUlI! 111111I I 1Il111l1l11l1l1l11 lllllllllllllllllllllllllll I'd lOto five secttons land women s late musIc were Malang and M plan J}"ge carTles 1 Guarantee of commerCial tIes '~ nn article In which pa NaIrn On the zalrbaghaly and MacmIllan was the first to rCIl s a"c adVised un WIth the Commonwealth' count As has aheady been seen, the to brll)g up their ghlchak derstand m 1961, that tt Was tune c111ldren \dth 3 nes foutth POll1t concerns BfLtam's fa sense of responslbl Ehzabeth Dlouhy who sponsor A Bright Future For to review Htltlsh pohcy With lit \ In ECAFE re 2 The hnks of tbe Ulllted Kmg reign pohcy It has retamed Its order to do thiS children cd the show welcomed the aud gard to Europe Srnee then BrI shOll Id be allowed dam With Its EFTA partners worldWide resool)slbthiy It re to do their own I nce and mtroduced the model The 20th anmversary Palnstan and Bunna, an AsIan tam has had tw"o general electIOns 3 "'0 k from the verY of the Umted Nations motor race wl1l The question of harmonlSa mams to be seen whether the SIX first For ins She welcomed the guests With the Economic mark its offiCIal and the present government tanc~ when CommissIon for ASia and the Far mauguratlon The highway, has lIon m agriculture are ready to share It they are old enough to f ,I 0\\ tng speech clearly stated that tbe. country C.:lt 011 their East falls today Called by ItS s~tary hnkhlg Smgapore and Turkey, wl1l play an 4 Mamtenance of an mdepend own they should be :\.I .. v J welcome) au to Ihls shm\ IInportant should form part of the Conunon ent foreign WIth ('n('ourAced to do so Letting child General U Nyun ASia's EconomIC Parliament, role m the development and mcrease pohcy mamly WIth regard to the fifth pOInt :.t ld lcll :VOll how hapo\ 1 C1m th 1 Market so long as Its essential the countnes It tS I en get acclistomed to and as the only orgamsatlOn m the area of tOUrist trade for the countnes of Asia outSIde Europe un to <:Declalists to determme work Will so many of }OU could come and mteresls and those of the Gem- 5 Reeslabhshment f ('~te ;t sc.nse of responsiblltty to fully devote Its efforts From NovembCl 17 to December of the ba to what extent the fmanclol and and L:l\OW so I1lU( h Interest In Afghan and planning toward 10, the monwealth too are rea,pected le\ ralsmg first Asian lance of trade position ar,Jd reorga economic dlHlcullies of Bntoln can { If P per!;onaht v the wnter as r 1k Art and NatIonal Dress the level of hvmg- of the Asian people, trade faIr was held m Bangkok The ftrst phase of thi'l proce- IllsatlOn of the economic SituatIOn stltute an obstacle to Its "'erls It has been provccj. that chtld fod... s sho \ i CAFE has also receIved the necessary CjIOpe Most of tha members of ECAFE participated In dure prOVided JOInmg ..\ h:ls hH) pl' poses for the meeting of m Great Brltam the Commoo Market e 1 \\ ho a (' helped all the tim!' C'e ItIon and backing of the the fait which afforded an opportullity Remember to rO::ltnhu e 10 the Af",han governments of the for both all the heads of govemme"t of The f,rst III thIS gl t W lip spOiled and lnz) 28 the pomt concerns mamly resoect that III 1956 and Natlo Htl WelJarc Funu ... II 1\'0 natIons that constitute ItS membership ASIan nations and the world to get to kriow the EFTA countries m II ... oh.. I'us London Aust! oha New Zealand and Co 1957 France s economIc pOSitIOn thot {hlldrcn are 1 S C v ) O:J a s nall 1 he aclllevements dl\nng the nature of mdustry m the area ThiS meetmg took place sample of the the last year of We hope that on nada was equ lily weak and Instead born without knowledge or experi C:lU 1ft I n he organisatIOn such trade of ..!ton I (ash me.. of thIS willch IS an affihate of faIrs will be arranged regularlY so December 1966 Bntam iilfol'tned t hi ustmg n 4; the II a"n things ou~fit the W,lh leg,lrd to the secood It aSide from the Com gl .tdl alh ( ) I l.. Each modeled IS I l' I rnled N,ltIons reselllhhng that one of the most cherIshed Its partners fn~m Ihelr those established III desires of ex of Its Intention. and pomt remember that the mdust mumtv Its pal tners hplped lt to envIronment-their home PCllt ... tVC' c(::t (CltalO area or \fllea IIld Amenca are of special pandmg trade and commerce In the received theIr approval urm(lunt Its r ., I tllf'lr <'0 (' \ J( f hl1rl Arghanlsl~n SIgnificance area may nal customs union has become an dJffll:ultles t Ibe In On so n(' cos I he t\slan f)e> clopment bear frUlt ThiS approval 11 1 (> 111'"bk I 1 (' " II ('mbro.,,~E' Bank established rel\lly IS of Il.reat Iccomph ! H 0 cr! S Ik hopes that the of member eountnes The ASian vIew N( \\ Industnal EFTA v,ould IpSO facto OUTIng the meetlng '\ k rl nes h lsed (11 the re Be'" f h ..lk Will hnance a number of development Dc, ceaSe to of commerCial relations of their p<; II U<;:1\ n{Os \ n I \\ ill set elopmenl CounCil the executive arm of the eXist Fmance Ministers II I of thl (hall man Ol the 1)lans 111 their countrIes The malor difficulty connected at The Hague Ul1Ited 'Miss Homaua models of,;~ Ice IhNf" arc man\ mOl e elabo The countnes arc espe conferencc WIll draw up N \ n" ('omm "'~ one A'fchalt nftlOlll\l plans for the develop The I ns 11 Weather \Vatct) IS a lo bf' mcetnlgs thiS year Gt>neva system last yeat mal research and men are encouraged to elo gcal according to Madame Monday ked a major development some S1mo lov.ed In the Splnzar Hott'l The 1)llles <11 ( advanc~ programme c.:over l x(:ru::.es l lell:1 IS 10 global weather obser vpn riav qUite Simply because there Madame Simonetta waved reasonable I he t::xpel ls ..,111 plan then vatlon 109 such advanced fleld~ as Con a hand The fourth of these satel ReCipe scndlna a splendid collection ~old mOst Significant concerted tanl den<;:lty balloons automatic of In ("one IUSIOI J \\.ould like un lites IS In orbit and a fifth wlll Pakistani Group beacelets clanl.me The dresses were worn In both women dellakmg the World Weather ocean booys mfra red spectro So today With and children be up shortly Essa satelhtes St,.;ng Bean Pilau out love we women dress Waleh (WWW) metets and communicatIOns satel to enter prOVide Informahon and cloud taw ourselves To IIOME The congress IS btes Enjoys keep ourselves PRESS AT the supreme dat lOVer the planet every day I Ib round beef or slew meat cut Visit Here A GLAN(jE amused Jf we con 1 have love body o[ lhe 129 member World ~ then 5 It lrda\ s 4 liS has two edltonals Automatic Ptcture TransmissIOn mto mch cubes Twenty we must at least have A reportt"r of ArllS 111 a ne\\s Item Tilc Meteorological All this lesealt.:h IS aimed at SIX hours stuck In the fun What I the edItOrial In conclUSIon says OrganlsalJOn (APT) cqulpment 2 tbsp butter problem 01 Latif S<.l s that the Tlmur Shah permits direct putlmg evell Salang Pass did not dim the will It be this mornmil:? A httle girl park thal the rise In the pnce Will (WMO) Its go ahead for the sharper weather medi~ en I and the other entitled a \ III soun be- en reading of cloud photographs by 1 onion (fInely chopped) lhuslBsm of a group dress? A hny skirt? A paper levelled and work all 01 131:E' Weather Watch tools 1n the hands of meteorolo of flve teachers dress' I ep <111 Three WOl the \\ eather through which they She followed that profesSIOn that she onl\ Ihl ant'st Gho(ll fUSJlIg (' e on ther Wat(h fleXIble and take ad Jd weather celltres­ as ror chelau After puttmg for two ..,des 111 0PPOIIUlllIV Insh act the MlIlIstn has pass half and Mrs Hussain-all teacher&-- Madame Simonetta Is marrIed llut l'.allablc h III me d;1\ (0 !tpend I" rh <;; \ III In Ik<: m Washlllgion to years as a marine In HawaII 111 Kabul on IS h 1<; 1 t I <; , tle I I l lutomoblle vantage of ne\\ weatMr-studYlOg Moscow and Mel of the flCe In the pot durtpg J..eforc II J"lls,\ tv r grades arrange IOd Amena Duranl Meher Signor Fablam the Italian elonomtc flolJL\ I er w Iy form LI (fls nn l.: dIfficult bourne-have The reaSOl1 for thJS complex WBhed couturier World War II month In the Sovu.'t h I Ihl 1>('1 deVices as they become available beeh designated to the )neal and the strlOg Ihl pie meleorologlcal bean Nahzat Fatruz Zahldah Yousuf Not long after the war they Ifni 1Il 10 loth I BUI Some gather process and efforl IS a SImple both Now professor of political SCience even In thai ht II Ihe lalp of the deVices now bemg disseminate mIXture over the flce Pour the F II "a~ one The zana Noor NaJlma Shafa Nagh had thel!' own couture houses In' Or Starner '\hllrt lime she mpressed by tht.: dc\ l lcpcJ are not glObal observabons makll1g the [undamental factor In I est of left her home 10 Cahfor \\ I \ 0,; l.:lHls ('ounted on the nce over the meat ma Melek Rome role of ~\omen results weather rore<.:astmg IS the Clrcu Kawkaba Rahman Naz They met at collections and n a Ihls year for a 12 month herle espeCially tht.: for lhe [II st ohase of their advanced compu nllxtUle like chelau slay l~t:I g th It but WIll be Mahmood and Perwm not long atter were Il1<1l sevelul arc drcad\ !'i ter technology aval1able latlOn of air masses around the Chawdary- maenod But In Hong Kong From thiS headquC:l lung "h added to the t:hancellol During 1964 she it Igc .. fit ur 1 II \ ')0 IS ped down n favour of Mrs Gandhi uf Deihl It saver} practical sort of was corre.spon Engll~h tht> I death of the S) ndlcate the kmg thmg German Spanish al t'r s.)\ s that p, k II.:: S [11 gl IIllna st Itement un \\ hen Jjromlsed bnl\erslh Hld Or Tngullu In dent at the Non Aligned Conference lOll '" maker group wlthan the ruling No 2 rank as De Sen 3 fun wa) How to whtp up rapId French hl.'lps I 1 \l'lll Arab (ountnes thl Vil til ImeSt> qilestilln Cong u \ It e t:hanu I I)r l I In Cairo She her un Jl)UrnC\S (,) ress Pal t) lJ t} Pllme Minister and MInister BenLlrt>s J lll1du elt:>gant meals Not dishes for a chef has also allended , Inn" \\ en ruptured Ulliverslt) ECAFE, There IS S(l mULh heauIllll1 of Fu-:alHe was consulted only though Colombo Afro ASian and II ThiS group comprised S K Palll for "',,-Cllen , 'iet heft: I h lit ('glllll of D1 ( s lid the Ill'\\ spaper roSt! up mall) Five \ oun~er men have been pro other regional coofefences III East I I hl Atulya Ghosh Sanjtva Reddy .here tOI JU~I (Jilt:' t..Ia\ :'\ tcnded ICC ognl II Il:s Lll;at!lst the v~n Idea that and moted to {'ablnet rank RecognitIOn ASia 'iht: 'lId Congress PreSident fhe exclUSion of DesaI S SUppor Unrortun sYlldlcate defeated at the polls Mrs Greenlandl(, K. II tJ 10\\('1 P, kll lannot but know that has been kIlled mogl Cl UNESCO headmaster of I I 11\ Ito\.\. ers fI om the :'\IJrl ss{'d Its It \ dnam h HI a,i(leed to these (l Parllilltll nl mdePend~nt Won en s SOCU!'tll JO!lTllal the chlldren shoulJ '"Ie HtlSl' Itkt Ih It lht: bo II" llil I lllal h{,1 polttlclans revll tlOn that sh<2 would rcspett the gets 1 II Ilt II ::. lJI~ III :Sill I I I phmlall III stir II I " 1he speed With Whl()l Mrs Indira elec learn both Danash and \\ bUill:: II losl (al h otlH ~ lies Jor tors verdict l h<.lrgE." of hle MIlHsln uf Health English as I III Iht:' f Ian \ Ilh II Ilnl! up tontroversla! ISSUleS rl-illl thle~ I lS 11 )1 ondltlOn Mal I he Tok\ 1I Malt !chl S}ul/Ibu.n two hours betore cabmet nol finish till late In rights better hvmg standards 10 the \ I}! C1,) Governor of Kashmir the evenmg ,hc (I lundelS that West t t' sia s JnvltatlOn to send observers and two eml ho:ne ha\c n \(1 P sont: I S \\ rna I lel an St:S the said that the latest proposal of U (GEMINI But all the Wllmen were very and so on (One subject \\ e ho al e spendtng lhelr {orthcomm~ NEWS SERVICE) keen 10 \01 rights 01 the PalestHIl. to the elechon In Thant dldn t need s 's then the t Iblt's \\ert" Slntcrwe thele tth~IP refugees IS at once realJshc and -----:._-- Three -only 0fle of them ever mIssed one to dISCUSS was Illltera!:, arc no goals Saabah the MalaYSian ~rac.tlc.al babies were bOrn In Ka pushed aSide and t\\ 0 Greenl~nd' 1Il1l1l1l1l111l1l1l1U11I11I11II1 Illlllll 1111 11I11 Borneo \\ hlC.h hasn t eXisted 111 Greenland grOllp:-; of 1fI The \\\ather ..\as bul afte~ of the lectures and that was be still III' IIIIIIIU 1111I1lIllIIIIIII.lllllllIIUIIIIIIUIIIIlI'" 1IIIIIIlIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIllII'III1I11111111llttllllU Soviet With ullnutes mldnlgbt long h llred Greenlandt>rs The :SJjIl'nn ,111111111 1111111111I11I11I111111111111111111111111 Aid To Asian, African calse of a toothache cl eHlU as Ihe SUn shont> ur - as the new year of 1346 I for about 50 years) All lhe mell1 Eskl1 oc:s ... nJ The POIUI ADVERTISING RATES Countries began Be lrS _ the I( ebergs ill the fJOI d and on th(> EthIOPia. s big 011 refinery March 22 bers weu~ ver) anxIOus to kno" Ilt fh \\Ith their s KHALJL Edt/llr In Chul com The eleen grass on the moulltain (nJ.IIII1HUf1l seve" ltrtes per IIlsertton) 1l1lsslOned EthiOPia The three partIcipants were all ages about UNESCO and other mterns llld Saturday has been IS one of 30 AfrIcan Nau Roz Infants tht d tnCC' began And \\ hal il ~lupcs L:pernavlassuk and III view of the acute shortage from 20 to 6!l most of them achve honal orgal11satlOns looked Just DIsplay Column Inch AI 100 TelephoDe 24047 bUilt w,th the Soviet Union s AsIan countnes wllh wh,ch were a boy welgbing 3 kilos, 600 and we did ollr d 11{:e The \\omen s fE'el saleh as It of mternal 1O theIr local counCils best must ha\ e done \\ he!) tht ClaSSIfied pe, Ime bold techmcal assistance the Sovtet UlIIon cooperates eco­ sources In these coun grams bOm at the maternity Their chaIr to answer thell questions t)ll hed th.., glO mel type AI 20 and Will bos man Gudrun \ tklngs I \ed there Wht:n \\e e\t!1l annually process 500 000 tons nomically The USSR has promlS tnes to finance construction and pltal to Sakenna, a girl welgh Chemnltz from God of freely lhaat:i IS a teacher WIth Il alh trrl\ld ba(k III Juhant"h", lh crude all ed to bUild or enlarge 600 convel lIble currency need 3 k les 500 grams to 10 chIldren There were ~_I Af 1000 A thermal power sta mdus Haflza at outll1Ms anti enter On llie 'Illal Sunda) "\e all \\ent It \\as late and the fog was swtrl E:::.;:,CWPrtON trial enterpTlses In ed for Imports the USSR grant Ihe RAn, For 01 tlon of nearly 15000 kilowatt these coun Women's hospital, and Cbar tamments too We Af 600 her numbers first dial sWllclllo.ar4 Cll visiled an old Jjf ill th Ct' UOiltS t,) a rumed {hurch !Ired Altel I Ie /;, happ\ cia paclty prOVides tFles At least 190 of them I'd them long term credits total she also manages to find time to people 5 = electFlclty for the have les Leonard Rumrill home a children s home t ltlll~ trom the Vlklllgs times at Af 300 new enterprIse so fat been launched long Over 3 500 000 000 rubles bOrn to an rUn the women 5 programmes on the and a ) outh dub even where WI;' th~ Dumber 23043 24028 20026 Forty American couple 10 Kabul Clark Gr~nlandl~ end of the fjord On the wa\ th~ The 011 refmery The cost of Soviet equipment three engineering and radiO and she brought FOReIGN IS expected to anil Meriwether Rumrlll \\omen sang songs f!fun the time dehvered m 1966 metalworlting plants 20 cheml '1 heavy tape recorder along With were Next da, the (v liSt' "\3S O\er = Quarterly CirculatIon meet the country 5 entire demand for the construc warmly welcomed and servefl ulh lI(t\ :'teals alld AdvertiSIng tJOn of enterpnses cal enterpilses and 011 refl.n.er,les her to each meetin.e ~ Ign--whl'L} thtc :lllc\ \\e III s('t un hune The AI(llt for fuel fOl automobIle and aIr on the two Above IS hot coffee home baked break and Gt;~,llndtls Halt Yearly Bxte0510D 59 more than 20 enterpFlses the Sakeena's SOn lI:st;tI to sail out 10 Sllmll\er \\as lransporl BeSIdes h18h eontments exceeded 260 ml1hon of fel cakes I have never drunk so much neall\ I\er tuo but Yearly octane rous ferrou~ with a nurse at the Materntty bonIs rnadl fIn :sealskln~ thl' 111;11 petrol the refmery rubles as against one mtlllOn In and non melalJljf Talks and dlScu,Sslons were on (offee 111 my hte the Gteenlanders \\ent a\\a~ to SUIJ 1I11l111tl1 I III I I I " Will prQduce Hospital At right as 10 Greenland Lind \\0 Il~n 111111 •• II • Illl1lUWI II gy and more than 20 power s~ Is Charles several different III (illferent boats one ph \\hat th~y had I~drned ex 24 S8 othel fuels and 1955 when the Soviet programme themes the law fhen one l;\enlni: wele at thl::; bitumen for road Rumrill whose parents are \\(' the hoat 51! H. "tl~ II/ I" of lIOns are being bUllt In the con espeCially as It affects g:.- then all the Ithl::l lilst llS(> tlUI ng Iht ll~ buJidmll cooperatIOn With developmg slderlng adding women and '::lIests of the Julianehaab WOInen <; I II k • countnes deve!opmg countFles WIth the Nau Roz to his children educahon b a\s ('hI Ill.: II \\ llh Ihe It>fralll- \\ II I was launched llame and the Ia.ngu Orl:3msatl0n the smell Dansh hall ~ (Contd on POOl> aee problem II <1..1 I hl I II othcl hi at SlIlgs 4, With Otto Lauf the\HIlIt entlreh of \\ood \\as dec:orat Ihl. lit '>;t \ HI I qr U\ It had 1 r • , \,l.- • -, I ,. - r ..- .... r ,, \ \ '. , • t .. ) ,. I for preciS&:~.I~ul.tlons PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMEs APRIL 3. 1967' , j" I _• _ , , W·~· IfleC;S8!:. "I U Nyun ECAFE JUixon-Smith Exiles: I· 1i9ME~N~~S;I\~ ~~IIEF Wolesi Ji,gah , FOR SHEER Describes As t' " '. , ~~ BOOT, April 3. (Bakhtar) -De- KABUL, April 3, (Bakhtar)- (Contd from pagel) Profit ..; DELIGHT Asia"-s' Economic Parliament Governor-General pu~ ~~iIptlO!l1N.nJs~..,Jff.l.,Mob,!Ull-,_,Dr,.~lllli,Kaml@r. a doctor working Deputy J ama GuI, Pakthla Prestig~. ~""-', ma~fAlttam ' TOKYO. April 3. (Reuter),­ FIU:ETOWN, April 3, (R~uter) arrlYed,he.,.i{l',e8terdf'¥ • for _the ':Public Health Ministry re­ centre, to '\Ilslt s"hool~ TOdRY ci"~iY'~~"~- . ~il'rJl~a from Tokyil yesterday where Deputy Mohammad Osman. " Portability ECAFE Executive Secretary U Nyun was optimistic Saturday -SIerra LeolJe's new military pect,ed to /l0 to GaramMrjitO Inspect _ lie went sIX months ago for training ~ rulers have deCIded to send Gov­ Tolak, Ghar, about progress both on the Asian llighway and on the Cambodian th'*''!/lI'!roJture ..\1oor _~llti!. "',- :1 Iu thoracic surgery for tUbercul~sls Deputy Saleh Mohammad Hani­ ,, ernor-General SIr Henry Light­ , _...... __~..:.f".,l ~ ~ ."~ ... " stage of the Mekong River development project and hopetul for ..~ ,'" 't .....He \went to Japan under a Colombo Bara~l. foot-Boston, reprnsentattve of fl. Barakl Logar. and De­ r the prospects of six new regional projects to be discussed at the ~,ULt Apr!lj 3, (Bak!'1ar,;- ,FlaB programn'le iluty Ahmad Pasaband. Queen Ehzabeth, mto exl1e !Ulan. 20th general meeting In Tokyo next week ' Ghplam Jelanl Ai'ez, <;baipnlin 01 --'--_ Ghor Vol VI, No 10 I con~ They say their NatIOnal Refor­ ~- -~;;..~~-.!1KA~BUL. , U Nyun addressmg a press 29 members would be discussing the the Institute of Geo/lr;phv, College KABUL, April 3, (Bakhtar)- peputles elected to serve on - ....- ....,..-.__ TUESDAY, APRIt. 4 1967 (HAMM; 14 1346 S U) mabon CounCil, WhICh has sus­ , , "'" - 5 1 ,.~ ... [crence 1n Tokyo. deSCribed ECAFE establishment of an Asian StatistI­ at 'Letters, and , \l4ohalnmad Afzal Ghulam All Karimi••dean at stu-, the Budgetary and Fmanclal ,AJ.­ v:: 5 Com~ pended the Constltutton and de­ (the United Nations Economic cal Institute to traIn men to join in Pakhtllinl,;Ii faculty member hi tile dents at Kabul University left for fairs "and LegIslatIOn and Legal ~ II I ~ ~ 'II 'I Iff·'11 'tJrf,I.IViI~ mISSion Cor Asia Bnd the Far East) the planmng and to evaluate the tained pohttcal leaders, now re­ College at EducatIOn return"d"from the Uh,ted States yesterday to par­ presents the Queen as titular head AffaIrs commIttees Saturday are: as ASia s economic parhament achievements of nallonal develop­ DeIhl yesterday wbere they attend­ tlclpate In a aernlqar on student Budgetary and FInanctai Affairs The corrung general meetinl{ was of the country's execuhve affairs ( ment programmes ed a seminar on sOCIal guidatlce Committee: HERATGOVERNOROPENS Wa,dcik Gets an hlstonc anniversary for the only SIr Henry who IS 68, IS expected New A start was belDg made With the The slX-week seminar Is belilg -!?eputy Mohammad Akbar, Maiwandwal Internatlonbl orgamsoUon 10 Asia to leav~ m about a month, prob­ KABUL. 'April 3. (Bal8l'tle­ 'COTTON GINNING PLAN'!' Middle Schools ment on a regional basls, whereby Deputy A'llilul Hussam Maksou­ tries of the realon. from Iran and ral of Pakthia development project. Honoured At 'Jne country would start m mdustry, LIeutenant-Colonel Andrew KABUL, Aprd 3, (Bakhtar)- dl, Nawor, Ghazm, A cotton gInn! d ' HERAT, April 4. (Bakhtar)_ MAIDANSHAR, Apnl 4 Afghamstan in the west to Japan in left Kabul tor London Yl!stl!rda:l' to p~esl' such as making fertilisers or. paper Juxon-Smlth, chamnan of the Dr Abdul Hussain Wahdat, Deputy Abdul Kayoum. centre Herat by Gov:fn:: ~~e:::;a:l~n~;"as~~augurated yesterday in (Bakhtar) -Two middle school~ the east and from Mongoha m the patUclpate In a seminar on rural NatIOnal ReformatIOn Councl1, dent ot WaZlr Akbar K1ian Hospital, of Badakhshan, University north to Australia, New Zealand milling, to serve a regional group development and pack 1,000 kg. of cotton an bo e q. e plant. which can gin In Sayed Abad Woleswab, War­ of four Or five told SIr Henry to leave at what left for Moscow yesterday to parti­ Deputy Ahmad Khan, Nahre Company trom the Soviet ur, was bought by Herat Cotton dak, were opened Monday by and Samoa 10 the south he said The three-month semmar is- also U Nyun descnbed the rote of he called a "most S1nlcable" 25­ CIpate in a medlcal conference The Seral, Helmand, InalJguratmg the plant Snted 1/1 the ceremony He men- ASia InvolVing IndoneSia, MalaYSia, electIOn sparked off the fust of tlOnal facllitles, and declared plete sections of Route One He also visited various courts, prj· The Fimsh ambassador in Moscow rawod, Urozgan, Also awarded degrees were Les dustries, was also present at the tloned the good nelghbourly rela­ Singapore Burma Thailand India the two mIlitary coups here m are In East Pakistan where sons and reform schools in Tokyo Deputy Mohammad Saleh, Go­ 'I ter B Pearson Pnme MlOlster of tIOns eXlttlOg bclween AfghaOistan their readmess to do everything and Ceylon the past three weeks Jormn Vanemo, who is also accre­ there are major fiver crossmgs and The seminar was attended by dited to Kabul, lett here for Moscow zn, Herat, 1-1 Canada a Doctor of Laws degree tInci the Soviet UnIOn ID their power to make these new Addressmg a press conference i> border and Burma where the representatives from Afehanistan. yesterday He was here to say good­ Deputy Abdul HakIm Spm, , and FranCIS M SedgWick the projects a Success by provldlDe U Nyun, said other ECAFE pro­ In Freetown Lieutenant-Colonel Jirgah Committee Some rcpresentatlves of the Mm Lnanclal asslstance trouble IS secuflty Iran PakIstan, India, Nepal, Thai­ ~nd centre of Farah. \ \ sculptor and author a Doctor of Andrew Juxon-Smlth chaIrman by at the of hIs term of office IJ IstnCos of Planning and Agrtculture U Nyun was asked about the $33 Jects were the ASian raIlway which Deputy Sardar Abdul RashId, FlOe Arts degree The WazIr Fateh Khan PrImary at the NatIOnal ReformatIOn land, Ph,hpPlOe. Australis. Malay. KABUL Aprll 3, (Balchtar) -The j' and Irng.1tlon also attended the million Prek rhnot hydroelectriC would be of great mterest to many 8sla, and Japan, the host country.. ' Pule Khumn, Baghlan, The Pnme Minister was laUded Chairmen Okayed (llnrtlon school In Gozra woleswah of He­ contr~, CouJlcll saId 'It has come to our Ambassador of the Federal Republic I dam to be bUilt In near Phnom countnes typhoon and an Deputy Abdul Ahad Karzal se b} the university for sharing hIS rat was elevated to the rank of notIce that certain people are of Germany Gerhard Moltmann KABUL, Apnl 4, (Bakhtar)­ Herat Cotton CeHnpan) was estab Penh 10 Cambodia as part of the ASian Institute for SCIence and cond dIstrIct Kandahar CIty, Kan, 'ft knowled~E' of political sCIence eco secondary school yesterday plannmg trouble' returned to Kabul yesterday from Chalrmen VICe chalnnen and llshed fOllr \ears ago With a float. l four nallon plan for the coordmat Technology dahar nomlCS hlston: and religIOn With G OpenIng the secondary school USSR To Set Up the FRG 1 secretanes of the Wolesl jlrgah's mg (apltal of Af 411 milllon Now ed regional development of the Deputy Mohammad Omar, hiS lountrymen through his teaching overnor Mohammad Sedlq ~ Committee on NatIOnal Defence ..-tbe (OmpBnv s r .-tpltal IS Af I(~O mil. Mekone With Laos Thailand and Charborjak Chakhansoor and hIS wntlngs 1I0t! spoke aboot the role of educatIon and AgrIculture and IrngatlOn ,i' South Vietnam Deputy Abdul Razak, • Surkhe Under the gUIdance o( HIS Ma­ m enhghtenmg the pubbc and Pak Electrical World Briefs 'I elected by the committee mem Lflst vedr the company bought 33 He said I am very hope(ul Parsa, Parwan, ", Jesty Mohammed Zahir Shah Mal millIOn k,g of (olton from farmers about the contnbutlOn which d ,( bers were approved by the ge­ catlUn k C u JudgIng from progress so far, that Narayan, Husain Tipped As PARIS, AprIl 3--The cabmet Deputy Mohammad Naden, wandwal IS one of the prtme arch, an Hcrat and BadghlS prOvinces and ma es to well beIng and Complell neral sesSIOn of the Jtrgah yes­ prosperity of the mdlvldual by thiS project Will be lmplemented In of Georges Pompldou French Mousa Khel, Pakthla, and Deputy i tects of hiS country m bUildmg terday exported dhout I million kl{ to the Its enhrety Out of the $22 millIon Mohammad Asef Ahang thIrd <:l democracy the cItation read prepal Ing hIm to fIght and face KARACHI April 3 (Tass and Pnme MInister reslgn'ed Satur· I The seSSIOn began at 10 30 Sovlel UIlIOri needed In overseas aid pledges total Successors To Radhakrishnan dlstnct Kabul City, Kab~l ~ We salute him today for hIS past and :;t:lOd up to dlffilult,ei NEW DELHI Apnl 3, (Reuter)­ AP) -Pakistan sIgned Saturday day The deciSIOn came at a meet· a m under the chairmanship of ~bout $8 million of all state legislatures, who have Committee on Legislative and achievements hiS present attam -Dr Zaklr HusaIn has mdlcated in Karachi an agreement under mg of the CounCil of MinIsters of Dr Abdul Zahrr PresJdent of U Nyun saId the Prek Thnot dam the nghts to vote If there IS Legal Affalrs' ment and hiS future promise to the IndIan government that which the USSR Will set up a France, preSided over by French the House and lasted untIl 3 30 ..... as now ECAFE stop prtOrlty, and only one nor InatlOn the PreSI­ Deputy Mohammad Sarwar The colourfu I ceremony markJng he does not want to contInue for heavy electrIcal complex costmg PI eSldent General de Gaulle , The NatlOnal Defence CommIt­ h(' belleved that an announcement dent Will be declared elected Warsas, Bamlan, ' the University s toundIng, ~as View­ a further term as Indla's VICe­ a total of about 26 mIllion $ US tee members elected Deputy Ha \\ auld be made durmg the 4 day after the last date for nOTl1i­ Deputy Ramazan All ShanfI, ed by about 4 000 students faculty preSIdent, accordmg to authorita­ nahons on Apnl 3 (rupees 130 mllhon) It IS not expected that the new II Mohammad Sedlq Toukhl ( onference A foreign exchange component cabmet Will be formed before Jaghon, Ghazm members and fnends of the guests Prime Minister Mohammad Hasblm MaiwaDl)w I t Kosygin Praises Services Australlan and Japanese teams tIve sources Pnme Mlmster Gandhi has al­ me from Obeh, Herat, and Deputy bas been estahhshed at approxI­ the end of ' the week Observers Deputy Ghulam HOjatullah, of honour US Chief Justice Earl Warren on March 29 In Wasahl had completed feaSibility and eco ready had talks on the subject Lal Mohammad from Shahwab mately $12 mIllIOn whIch WIll believed de Gaulle IS likely to Jorm. Badakhshan, Among those present at the cere ton at the Supreme Court og· Kot Kandahllr, chairman and VIC{' nomic surveys and the project was Sam..ukta SOCialIst leadel, With both Dr Radhaknshnan Of Marshal Malinovsky be financed by the SovIets out appomt PompIdou as Pnme Ml­ Deputy Abdul Rashid DawarI mony were Abdullah Mahkyar, the Th h chairman respectIvely nO ..... at the Investment stage he SM Joshi has ISSUed a state­ and Dr Husam Afghan ambassador to the UnIted e 19hest U.S. court, which for many years sat In of credit which was negotIated nIster once agaIn Nawe Barakzo, Helmand ' Deputy Kamaluddm Eeshaq­ saId ment suggesting that the 70­ The Congress Party parllmnen­ _ (Contd on pane 4) a chlamber of the US Capitol, moved to the present build M h MOSCOW April 4 (T ) by the two countrIes last Novem­ Deputy Mohammad Kabl[ Eb­ ars al RodlOn Mahnovsky was burl d M' ,ass - U N) un deSCribed progress on the year-old Dr Husam be asked to tary board is expected to dlsCUSs '~n~g~n~I~9:35~_ zal from Sare PuI. Jozjan and e y rat, Khulm, Samangan, ______:-.:...::.• ...... :.:..- '-' ' wall, which IS as old as RUSSia's mllita londa In the Kremlin Mekong project the highway and become preSIdent of India ~t ber Deputy Abdul Samad fro';' SPIn further at a meetliClJ1-APrn PARIS. April 3. (DPA)­ Deputy Abdul Wahab, Chem­ -~------Enllre units of the Vanous armies the ASian Development Bank whlch These developments have PakIstanI offiCials said It WIll -" Boldak, Kandahar, were elected ry g Or:y take SIX years complete the A former French paratrooper tal, Balkh preSIdent and VIce preSident f of the USSR had (orne to Moscow was formed dUTlng the past year as brought to a head the POSItion of to prOffilllent party leader and states complex wltb the help bf Sov­ and three friends are !acing Deputy Abdul Rahman Makh the CommIttee • on AgrIcultu~e to pal lflst homage at the funeral sohd ECAFE achIevements Indl0's next preSIdent, whose Much Interest Shown In As· Franklin Book man flavlng recalled that Mail let experts court trial followUJg an April douml centre of Kunduz and Irrigation respechvely of the 68 lear old M n from Chahabad, Takhar Won AlexeI Kosygm the Soviet Pre Mahnovskv exerted much effort of heavy machme-bUllding of vice and Defence MInistry. Deputy Nazar Mohammad the seat of secretary on the Com, for the present PreSident, Dr Sa­ micr Who opened the funernl meet so that we would have a top cla,. Peking Papers Several former servicemen Tarnak and J aldak Zabul • Broad Interest In the Asian Develo TOKYO, April 4. (Reuter) _ mltte.. on Agnculture and Im­ rvalpalll RadhakrIslinan, a not the industrIal Development Cor­ Meet Ministe,s 109 JJl Red oquare caHea lVlallnov­ ~rmv ' Malaysjan Dfbqw poratIOn of PakIStan deSCrIbed the who bad fougbt In Algeria oeputy Abdul Satar, " Ajrestan ley development programme tb lsment.Bank, the Mekong Val­ gatlOn ed philosopher, to be asked to By A StaIr Writer sky a dlstJngulSheci SovIet soldIer newly sIgned SOVlet-Pakistan , receIVed ordCl'S to report Sa­ Urozgan, ' Criticise Liu stay on for a second teon International projects do.teJ th Ian highway. and otber Joint KABUL, ApTlI 4 -Datu, As stated b} KosygIn, the deceas contract for bulldmg a power eq. tUrday morning at an old Deputy Mohammad Hasan There IS precedent for thiS 10 With Philippines ' meeting of the EconOmic Commlssle opening session of the 23rll • C SmHh lr PreSident of cd mlOlster reabsed deepJy that In TAIYUAN Apnl 3, (Hsmhua) ulpment plant In West PakIstan fort In the Vincennes suburb Anardara Farah ' the case of IndIa's fIrst preSIdent, Moh~mmad (ECAFE). whlcb got under way he: ::n~sla and the Frr East Franklln Book Programmes Inc our epoch the army IS Invmcible Jt -Natwnally renowned model KUALA LUMPUR April 3 momentous event 10 PakIs of Paris for a speCial 48-hour Deputy' Shahpur Dr Rajendra Prasad, who served as a About 350 delegates from nearly ay, New York, and Edward Booher' 15 armed With Marxlst.Len1Osl peasant LI Shun-ta lolned prolet­ (Reuter) - MalaYSIa and the tan's econOmic life. secret mission, Ghorian, Herat, ' ' 40 I appreCiative of ECAFE' two five-year terms regIOna and non-regional na s achleve boal d chairman of the corpora~ thoughts, brought up in to the spint anan revolutlOnanes 10 Pmshun Phlhppmes Saturday stood on Under the economic and techm­ Deputy AzlZullah Wasefl Khak- - ments In thel Nonprolif~ration Dr Radhaknshnan IS a south tlons are attendmg the two.week s r commemorative lIon today met EducatIon M,nts­ Pact Vital of SovIet patflotJsm and proletarnm country, North Chma, and recent­ the verge of a diplomatIc row cal cooperatlOn agreement of The OrdCl'S. marked "secret" rez, Kandahar, ' IndIan and hIS continuance conference, which IS to revte peeches Some of them stressed the ter Dr Mohammad Osman Anwa­ IOternalJonallsm eqUipped With ly seized party government, fi­ over f1 ve year-old FIlIpinO ClaIm September 9, 1966. the SOVlet Un­ and "confidential" came from Deputy Mohammad Shah Er­ pa~\ would also meet the convention ECAFE s achIevements In tbe teconomlc dIfficultIes faclOg the na- rI and InformatIOn and Culture modern arms and If It has master nanCIal and cultural power 10 to the MalaYSIan Borneo state of Ion WIll help PakIStan desIgn the former French office shad, Bagram, Parwan, 20 lOns 10 the reg b t To Peace, Says Humphrey that If the Pnme Mlmster LS years 'Of Its eXistence aDd look rail IOn, u they gene- ~Inlster Mohammad Osman SId. ed them to perfection' Marshal the country 'from a handful of Sabah and bUIld the plant and supply "Joint Organisation of the Deputy Abdul Wakll, Khost from the north (as IS Mrs Indi­ ahead Into Its new decade flY held out great hopes for theIr Mahnovsky devoted much energy party persons In authOrity takmg ThIS followep the publicatlOn the necessary eqUIpment Sahara Temitories," .. body Pakthla and Deputy MIr Mo: ra Gandhll the R,resldent should They tnclude 27 member naUons u fillment through Jomt efforts of Matters related to acttVltH's of VlCe,Presldent Hubert Humph L°alNdDON, April ~, (Reuter)._ to the CaUSe of strengthenme the the capltahst road' In a local newspaper of a letter Will also grant PakIstan a whicb ceased to exist when hammad Sedlq Farhang, Second re~onal be from south It and two associate member nations and non-regIOnal countrIes the FranklIn Book Programme In Uulted Stat rey s here last mght that the armed forres ot the SOCIalist sta.tes In OpposltJon to the mstruc­ from the Phlhppme Consul~e­ Algeria gained ber Indepen, Dlstnct Kabul CIty. Kabul credIt to pay for these seIVlces, who are to dJSCUSS a wJde range of he conference IS to hear more I~ :a~~':::d::::c members of the Warsaw treaty It ' lions of Chairman Mao Tse-tung dence. Afghantstan were dIscussed at step the a nuclear nonproliferation treaty a vital But other Congress Party mem­ neral In Smgapore, MR Lo~arta, It IS prepared to gIVe Pakistan subJects for economic development ~~mmemorative speeches today and these meetIngs The Franklin and the party's Central CommIt assIstanCe In trammg Pakistani bers feel that the health and fail saYing that the people of Sabah of the regIOn on the agenda en proceed to dISCUSS what JS des· Book Progr..amme IS workmg here Marshal Andrei Grechko said tee 'the handful at party persons Humphrey said In a teleVISIon In ~etltng 109 eyesIght of the 78-year-old were not truly free becaUse they speclahsts for work at thIS and In the open109 addresses Elsaku cTlbed by &:;::AFE offiCials as the to open school libraries, prepare .. UJ) of iJ sPlIb;)rne multtiateral In the postwar years Mnhnovsky 10 authOrity taking the capItalist other such plants VATICAN CITY, AprIl 3 (Reu­ :~st terview what we are ~king a firm Dr Hadhaknshnan would prec­ were not allowed to vote agamst Sato the Japanese PrIme MInIster important Item on the agenda, the ground to step up book pub­ l~ nucleur ror~ oj liuriucc vessels who possessed a vast mllitar; road In Pmgshun country had t)'r) -POP<1 Paul VI asked Roman Weather Forecast stand on 1s the danger of the spread kno\~ belonging to the MalaYSian fede­ The slgnmg of the contract, the Takeo Mlkl the Japanese Foreign economJc Situation 10 the re- \lver three yours QUO It would in- ledge and a wealth of mlhtary tned In every way over a long lude hIm serving a second term hshing and Improve distributIOn general dIrector said In a Ta$ CatholIcs Sunday to pray that hIS Mi t U glOn of nuclear weapons nnd we consider MeanwhIle, oPPOSItIOn panles ratlOn Alhance party", the state m· O1S er, Thant the Umted Na- systems mtroduce pUblJshing f CJb,!dlr'. W~st Gel rnhny and other experience made a great contribu penod to dlscredlt Li Shun-ta as appeal thiS week for nch natIOns to the nonproHferBtJon treaty one of have put forward the name of was ImpOSSible because of MaIay­ tervlew IS one more indication of ~Ions General Secretary and U (Contd on page 4) NA10 (UlJlltrll'S WIshing to JOIn But tlOn to the further strengthenmg of a model help underdeveloped countnes Skies throughout tbe country children's books and SUPPlements;;" the vita1 bUlldmg blocks of peace Gandhlan dISCiple Jaya Prakash sla's mternal secunty regulations the favourable development of Nyun the ECAFE SecreiatY--Gene~ I ~-cently thiS Idea has been dropped (Jur armed (orces He dId much to A Reuter report flam Pek10g would YIeld concrete results will be predonunantly cloudy readmgs and expand the Education W6 are wholeheartedly commit Narayan as a posslble preSident and asked that they be lIfted dur­ economic cooperation between with showers ill east, central and ral all stressed the Importance of P ress III (lIVour of nL'W arrangements 10 eqfJlp the OIrmy and nayX With the >aId the leadership of Chma's ted to It and we are working WIth t1~ 109 the forthcommg first dlIect Pakistan and the SovIet UnIOn A~riculture the- Wcstl'rn .1111<.111('(' for gJVIng most to datp rmhtary hardware Commufllst Party intenSIfied ItS The 64-year-old Narayan, a non· nortb regions Yesterday Kabal the progress so far made by ECAFE Bost Under the programme the SovJet Umor. and With our electlOns 10 the state on AprIl Another representative of the AMMAN, Apnl 3, (Reuter)­ t~ Bonn and othll NA 10 governments Marshal Gre( hko also stressed the ne" ly launched offiCial attacks party man .who commands WId­ bad 3 mm r.un, Herat 11 mm; Ja­ and referred the ASIan Develop­ worth of books have been bought allies in Western Europe to try to 8 corporation A Sardar. also spoke The Arab authOrIty-board for the more S.ly In nue Iei'll <.:onsultatlons latl' l\larshal s (onslderable contn against Head of State Llu Shao­ espread respect for his mtegrIty bul Seraj 3 mm; N, SaIanil' 10 ment Bank lower Mekong develop- for school IIbra'nes As attain It highly of the contract Until now explOItation of the Jordan liver School Opens Earlier Ilurnphre) III talks With uVlwn to the development of Sovle. chI and selflessness, IS at present en­ mm. South SaIanil' 10 mm; Gbel­ men t and t promotion of ASian high. sIsfance ]S also extend- The MalaYSIan Foreign AffS1rs he s.,d, PakIStan had to Import and ,Its trIbutanes has postponed \~ mIlitary sClence gaged on relIef work In drought­ min I mm, snow 2 em; Kalat 3 a} proJect • BOST Apnl 4, (Bakhtar)_ ed to the Educallon Press British ministers (ound a wJde mea All newspapers splashed oyer M,mstry Immediately retaliated electncal eqUIpment ItS meet109 Wh,Ch was due to be The American VIce preSident said stncken Bihar mm. Mukur 1 mm, and Karcze All other speakers were highly Deputy EducatIOn Mmlster Dr In the form of tramIng of per' sure o( ,lgr('(·mt.'nL on problems rang The Polish MinIster of National their entIre front pages a fIerce With a press note saymg It was held In BeIrut On Apnl 10, It was the preVIOusly proposed Idea ot a HIS assoCIates have mdlcated By bUlldmg the plant With So­ MJr 1 mm. sonnel press management d Ing from IllternatlOnal trade to IlU Defellc£' Manan SpyrhalskJ expres onslaught agamst 'the gr eatest seeking urgent clarifIcation from announced here Sunday Mohammad Akram yesterday 10­ NATO multIlateral nuclear fone that he mIght stand If hLS noml Ylet aSSistance, Pakistan would prOVISIOn of eqUIpment 'to ~~e f le.lr non prollferallOn se-d deep grief at the passlOg ot ruhng authonty In the party tak the Phihppmes as to whether Lo­ The temperature In Kabul at augurated the agnculture school eMLF) was no longer a poltC} nahan were unammously agreed not only meet Its growIng requl 10:un was 5C. 4lF In Garmser, Helmand Education Press one 01 the best known and most 109 the capltahst road" garta was preSSlJ18 the off,clal There are enough fingers on the If there IS more than one con­ rements In transformers, genera­ Kabul The AmE.'rJ( all VH e preSident had cxperJemed generals and oream The attack was repnnted from VIeWpOint FRENCH CLUB 11C Ie Gaullist Elected· The school IS movIng thIS year The two Franklin Book Pro- nll( lear tngger WithOUt adding testant, elechons Will be held m tors electnc mot6i' and other eq, 52F h am Kabul to Helmand because a ll'ngthv talk With I:orelgn Sene sers the forthcomlOg Issue o( Red Flag It saId It beheved that the Cur 34F gramme offlclals arrived In Ka more Well the MLl- IS nu lunger II Delhi on May 6 WIth all members ulpment, but would be able to ex­ SHARE-NAU Kandahar t.ll) George Browll on the second A Reuter despatch from Moscow offiCial theoretical journal of the rent debate on the Sabah elec 17C 6C the large Helmand Development bui Sund poh('} of both houses 'of parlIament and port Ihls eqUIpment Itself FJoencb Classes will begin on 63F 1'0 Head French Project prOVides a better environ ay evenIng They were H dd day of hiS three day VISit to BrJtulO ¥ids Central Committee Although It lions In the press may adversely 43F guests at a receptIOn e a ed Ihe government of the In accordance WIth the contr· the 8th ot April Three levels. be­ Maunana I J.hlrt of a West Europt>an listen and A~t the end 01 the 45 minute Red MOLLANDIA dIan stale to have a non-Congress seek ways of brmgmg mdependence OperatIOn Junction CIty began on or elsewhere 10 It was patnollc most half of them have beg\Ul ,.. ., 0-) Vtetnam yesterday mayor of Bordeaux, In southwest government February 22 10 Tay Nlnh 'Provloce The artIcle Indicated that Pre- functlomng -r- .r. - France, for many years peaceably to the Sau81 ArabJan sldent Liu Shao chJ was mvolv EqUIpment and machmery ac­ :r._~' ".. The new govemment IS expect­ Federahon Some 65 mIles northwest of here ' Dunng the World War II he ed to melude members from the lolal of 2,541 VleI Coog bad ~a Two destroyers of the 7th n ed WIth antI-Mao elements In the count for more than one-third of WANTED alW~,lUncing Grenade thrOWing and sniping be takes pleasure in the opening of their was promoted to Bngadler_Gene­ mam partIes which make up the killed n on gunfire mJSSIOns Sunday off :; fIlm dISpute the cost of SovIet dellvenes to L1brarlan-Re4u1ml. Full,tilDe: ral by de Gaulle for hIS reSlst­ gan. after Bntlsh troops backed by coast of North Vietnam, blasted a ...... f UnIted LegIslature Party-the Meanwhile, Chma has demed the countnes of AfIlca and AsIa good salary and career p~ta. :il:nCe actIvItIes armoureq cars dispersed. about 1200 radIO tower and ferry piers tw 1 rlghtwlng Jan Sangh and Swa- The .sOUrces saId that as almost O Soviet charges that Red Guards The SovIet UnIOn spends the pro­ Excellent EnglJsb and taml1iar:ity natIonalists demonstratfn& on the es nOrIh of the City of Dong :~; He defeated OPPOSItIon cand" tantra, SO~lahsts I1Ild CommUDiSt t~ll tthe major units of th~ Viet Cong attacked a SOVlet dIplomatIc car fIts It makes on these dehveries with all aspeetB of llbrary work SitVICE-,DERARTMENT date Gaston Deferie, SOCIalist •second day of a general strike caU­ the spokesman !atd ' PHILIPS Charan Singh hintseli belollgS ~ a were engaged by American In PekIng last Sunday and held on purchases of tradItIonal export essential· mayor of Marseilles, by 26 to 24 ed to mark the mJ.sion'. vlalt. Sha~dd,bf the newly formed Jana (peoples) troops In the operation were of the Its occupants captive for SIX and goods In these countnes Written appUcatioWl to: P,O, .at lffilman votes The eeneral strike bas been called American! plane! struck at ~ ..,~:. ~...;."...... I "- ~ /.:: 1 ~~ Congress 9th DIVISIOn the losses mfhcted aircraft &i antl- (TASS) &>x 453, Kabul (Library) by the Front lor the .LIberation or tes, barges. bndges oodJ '~f"" _i ~ -, ...1;'..... could add up a figure of 30 8 ~\ '0 r yards and lorry parkmg are.~3 In a , ",'~I """2 .. -:1... " .:'" cent of [he diViSion killed In act1:: crS~~~ , ' ' (Comd on page 4) •

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