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11-5-1967 Kabul Times (November 5, 1967, vol. 6, no. 182) Bakhtar News Agency
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'Rublican nOlJUIll\tlon}o.t;:p~dent ing many nations In the fight., ag- .~~~I.. '., OpeftDOQr ,To ones. Kidneys, too, are beiJIg ob-, that has failed? What is. death, if' red near ~aIaJ Jan July 18. .I~.~e nea~.future. ",',. slnst world hUnger," , ••".' ." UNITED NATIONS" ·Nov. 5.- ~~ ~';' ~uter tained in the same way. So are a body can be kept gomg Inde- Some hours atter lie "died;" ' ,'" Romney said ,h.lL.has cancelled . 'Bo~t/~ Nov. ~. 4; (Bakhlar).-The United Nations Secretary Ge· move In of space heart valves-from animals as' f1Oitely? an arm_ em"blamer inade' thie • I t~e . Cotumblp :aroadcailt1ng'Sys- agrlbulture'depar\n'lent' In HelIilAnd Ineral U Thant called again Satur treaty, barring the use of the co& Liver transpl- '_t SayS Professor Itenedl: "There' . " . tern half hour telllVislon "rogram· " . -, '. mos for military pUrposes. well as dead men. firSt ronUne InclaJon aDd' .-" " " Valley Ii•.s distributed 100 '}?nt,of l day for solution of the Vietnam antatlOn is becoming possible and; are virtually unanswerable quo withdrew startled when';its:· "!e,,hl!,h~a scheduled'for ,No~- Ty"pe" '~....i.fl·~9 lamarho wheat and 500 ton. of I ' conflict: In order that the door "I want to be very BI1l'e that It IS hkely to be one of the main D estions In ~enns of present-day kilJfe uneovered a fIIe.ker, 'of- I\er, '15, ~au~ of the ..,itrlctions .:K:1o "chemical 1ertIliSer to 1amers In ... 'might b& oPened for 'other ac-, is within the tenns ,of reference medical talking-points In thel ethiCS" Medical ,lIlorality will life • Imposed' by the net\yOrlt. ,: . 'Darweshlln, Shamlan, and Marja. cords, including a Middle East of the scientific advisory coJJUnlt months to come. Lungs are being 1'\ have to be completely rethought· . "These restrictions would have, (Cotlld. ftont page 3) settlement. . tee" be said when asked 11 he transplanted m animals A dog in: If these possibilities are realised. The body Wllli ~en , hliAlk III effect, made It mandatory that tremely high quality reprOduction Assessing the world sitwltlQn as would seek the vi~ of this bo- RUSSia it was reported from Mos-"And not only medical morality, to a ~ hospital where ~- I announce til; a alngle network ·Is can run as fast as 10,000 char-. , > • he elitered his seviinth year as , dy of top technll'81·cOD.uUants, cow I~st month, has been living.. but much of human philosophy ther s1gus of Ute wen deJected, two weeks In.advance thlit I, had scters per second for ,Print of .ty- MAZARE SHARIF, Nov. 4, (Bakb , UN Secretl!l'Y . General, he' told Friday'was'the sixth QmJvena for 28 weeks With a lung trans-~ too' Doetbrs,at Walter Heed th· reached an.lIf(irmatlv.e'.declS!on pewrlter quality. There are, lnOV- tar).-The Imam Bukrl bridge cons • , rePorters that he Considered' the ry of hlB aPPSaudi ArabIa as a speCial en- stoPIled and Reuter despat<:h said So~t 1n a SpeclWy-COnslrucl.ed operat- . ,British sold!en; SaturPay again the next two sequences to follow. pressed satisfaction with the 0 'nil Uleal(e on uio third ;llobr ot. Ule showed relitrBJnt, as oi'den!Germany cuisine by Maxtme's of PariS, i L"OnClon; 12 Found enUY' Sultan MohllDlmad Shel'Zai arri two sequences "standing-by" on on Tuesday, November 7, at 8:0.0 p.m. Bnd best reasoD or aU tor ,. - BOdies, ved in Moscow Thursday even two monitor screens, and as soon FIAT WORKSHOP \ 109 as one of them went on the air, Completely eqn!pped.near the Goethe Institute, Kabul Share Nau flyIng Pan Am! the good teeHng LONDoN. Nov. 5, (lleuler).-A explosion bel~re t1ie alrllner c~ In: a high lU'e~ of 'beathlllJ1d and They were received at the another was switched In from Au MInIstry of Communication. Spa· Admission Free! that >"ou've c]10sen the very Spanish Caravello jet airliner CS1'1'Y alti>ort by Artitunlan, chair stna. France or Seweden .. re parts also available at the same best there Is. 101 87 people eralhod soulbwest of address. man of the presidlwn of the Sup So carefully had the two-hour Fa r turther informa:t1on and , London last I!IIht' on a ftilliit. from reme Soviet of Armenian SSR, programme been planned that ev Malqa. SOVIET FILM WEEK reservatioDs ask your Pan Am offer holda out considerable eco a deputy to Soviet President NI erything went off slnoothly. PARIS, Nov. 5, (Reuter). kolai Podgorny and Gen. Mo Though there was a nasty mo· Buy Nakai Products Travel Agent or can U8. President de Gaulle of France at nomic inducements It could result In Bntain ex hammad Aref, Afghan ambas ment at Marseilles, whe,,!, a IN Kabul Hotel, Tel. 24781 his press conference later this 'lIi:iE;. changmg with the Common Mar sador m Moscow. Also present new tourist ginunlck-a cable l\1acaroni, Vennicelli, month, Is expected to urge Bri were Palesky, president of tjte way going under the sea-was be Spaghetti Noodl~ made 'U Thant Presents tain to give serious reconsidera ket tanff concessions for industr ARIANA CINEMA Ial goods up to 100 per cent, council of nationalities of the Su 109 demonstrated: a camera went tion to a form of associate mem preme SOVIet, S.P. Ki1rtev, head on the blink just a few minutes with eggs by NakaI. You November 4, The Great Patriotic War bership of the Common Market The French President said at a P-azhwak 2 Gavels luncheon in honour of Irish of the Middle East Department before they were due to go on can find them in the NIk in Dari. In the French view. such an 10 the USSR Foreign Ministry the alr zad Market and other UNITED NATIONS, Nov, 5,-A Prime Minister John Lynch said November 5, Kidnapping of a Caucasian World's most_ that new apphcants should be and JIichev, deputy foreign lni The hm10g was perfect too, gr~eries. ceremony wllS held In the omco of Irish Want Full nlster of the Soviet Union. except for one sequence showing in English, colour. experienced -, . the UN SectKUWAIT, Nov 4, (AFP).- otherwIse and mdlcate that the November 10, Love CIawd Tigers As from November 1, 1967 was also present during the cere ouring association with the market preSident Will take a different ~ New Arab summit meeting should money. for other countries tnstead of full Fertiliser: Majid be held as soon as possible to ex dubbed in English, colour, task. f The govel 1Qf 21st ....slon was pre membersbll', h amine the new situation in the cinemascope. It IS believed that he will re \, Senate, House IOnted to Ambassador Pazhwak al lnolsnd, like Bnlam, Norway sod Middle East, Sudanese - Finance Ject out of hand the suspiCIOn KABUL, Nov. 5. (Bakhtar-. " Time: 2, 4:30, 7 and 9 p.m. the end of thl" ,..sion In December, Denmark, hss already applied for that France is adopting delay Mmister Hussein el Hindi Baid 1966. The 14th conference of the World I here yesterday CommitteeS Meet full membership in the EEC. (Contd frOm pag. 3) WELCOME , ~~ Food· and Agriculture Organisa 1n a statement to the dally al 80 YlEAR OF CREATIING AND tion decided that cbemical ferti Ral Al Aam, Hindi here to negot We offer our customers Govt. Troops Take liser, as an important factor In Iate a Kuwait loah ,for Sudan, new and antique carpets 80 Years of Experience. our Indonesia Appeals For Foreign Investment wheat production, should be pro said that the meeting must pre to • be justified oniy U they satls- VIded to developing countries by pare the Arab nations against all at low prices and dHIerent Ov~r the organisation sizes. Opposite the' Blue Bukqvu GENEVA, Nov. 5, (A:FP).-D~. fled the so-called "Paris tenns," irrigation, insecticides, petro- POSSI ble complications resulting Hundreds of victories in Salim, economic. adviser to including periods of seven years' chemical products, and the like This was said by Abdul Ma from the Middle East situation, F..mll Mosque, Share Nau: NEW LUFTHANSA SALES OFFICE the acting president of JDdonesia, grace All these wlll find a ready mark- Jid. preslden of the planning de follow1Og the recept statement ..t From Mercenaries Te: 24035 world car races. General Suharto,' yesterday ap- Dr. Salim made the point that et In our econbmy. partment in the Mirustry of Ag Ihe UOited NatIOns. pealed for Investment abr· 'Indonesia bas the advantage of "Indonesia 'require transports- rIculture and Irrigation and the from Afghan delegate to the conferen. cad on easy terms quickly ·to being unexploited. natural tinn facilities at sea on land and Ita re- ce on arrival in Kabul A!Iport . KABUL FLORIST get the country's econolllY "on sources aro still bt the ground. In the alr. Industries producing ~ yeslerday KABUL FWRIST the move:" T1ie problems Is to mlike coste spare parts \vIll find hllth dem· Majid said he informed the '·Weather Fore-cast'iP! The Kabn! F1o~ In Share Nau of exploitation 80 low thilt It be- and. There will be more Intensl- .. ~tlmulated conference on measures tllken for ZargbooDa MaJdan (FrnJt Bazar) .He told the 'Indoneslan Invest- comes attractiVe enoughcto lure' VI' Use of vehicles by a general agricultural census of ment, !»nference. convened 'foreign capital.' --- better airfields p;'rts and hlgh- Skies In centniJ and. no~_ I Is now ready to Berve you. liere the country In accordailee with regions wiD be overcast. The Cut fresh flowers f"r,F.1fts by the 'U.S. ':\li'esS grquJl TIme- . "Foreign capitals Is useful not wayS, , lIiJi.~ultural , ~'aU ~nvestment FAO's plans for , ~, coldest area 01 the country was home deooratlona, hospital 'vlslf:s LIfe InterDati.\1nal: effol1ll are 'orily 'for exploltlilljon but also ''Huge potentials census In Middle East which etc. are avallable. ~'o ,be conCentrated on'getting Ilur for Inti'oducbig :new techniques of are open jn mining to meet the Sharak with a low 01 -8 C, 17 F. I should be completed by 1970. B08t was the wannest with a high econOmy On "the·'Dlove. ThIs . re- production, new methods Iil world demand for nickle, baux- 'p>-~ent. Majid said the organisation's of Z6 C, 79 F. Wind speed was I qulres- sustilJlied management. Ite sulphur, oil and much else. statistics department prolnised to elocked at 5 knote (8 mph) In Get yaIR MaintainIng the exIstIiIlI' leVel of "F reign credits Should be The government's priority scale Shahr _•- Nov (opposite Blue Mosque) • ~uIi'e o~ ~hlch Prlv:::~ 'proVide assistance to AfghaDJst Kabul per capita Income-Will In- ed In areas Iz: in the five-year plan will Include an to complete thio project 00 to The temperature In Kahn! at vestment In the ne1ghbOurhiio;d' of fprelgn Investors are clearly not agric\lltural ?evelopment. Infr- time. . copy 01 the . I 7... J, :1 ..~, 9 'to- 12 per, cent .of our IntereBted astructure, mining and the food 11 a.m. was 16 C, 61 F. , \ . For quality in Air Travel natiOnal.' The two week c;onference atten- .. , ; ~ . ,. Income," . " ',' , ., ,', ..,. and clothing industries. yesterdays temperatures: . ,. _, ". "PIe government. puts high "The important thing is Il,ot , de~ .by rell~ntatlves from 114 Kabnl 21 C 1 C Kabul Times strong and'coJilfortable for hard and continous driving. Wln~ tl\~,t,~, countries dlseUssed budgetary and ~l1out He out priorllY on agricultural develop- in what Bector .prlvate invest 70 F :H F ASk the quality of FIAT from those who 'won a 'rere lliiJI~.a,J}~ ~. tojl.,~ ment In 11$ five-year plan for ment comes but rather wh~ It administrative POlicies, the ad KondahU' 25 C • C Annual at to ,mobllist; n~l1le~c 'Il~. 1969-1973. ~Ioltatlon of our fo- comes The pressure of popula option of Arabic arid German as 77F 38F FIAT.; lufthansa,, 1· l , t • ~t. ill ~d~\'litiiI.J4a~~.I·>,*"·Sa~ rests. openmg new plant~tlons, tion will SOOn be felt In 'demand working languages, and the ap Kundtlll Z4 C 10 C tire· Khyber. AD$ON LTD. lun slid, if thj! kllV!rJP,Il~t~ t!ce estates. all are actl~tles for new job~ The burden of debt pointment of a new director of 75F IIfF Phc;m. 22501 refore 1091,
Israel's Geula Glll was aC ." )FI'ore1\~e; lIllr golden 'city of the epplant Turcan soil could not repair and strengthening of the cllltmed tilE! '''International reve ·tell'aissmcout 23 million cubic feet) of happen after rains like last year's, of the music tor Per Una Don She holds an art education deg Corps volunteers In Afghanistan l!~s yeUo~ mud, several people drow a spokesman threw up its hands na, gave credit for the success to ree from Southern Illinois Uni .9P8IltfJiUl, 'and fresliJy-?aIn opened Wednesday at the U.S. vers,ty and has displayed her ·ted restaurants dOIng a ned, 45,000 people homeless, and said, "we'll j~t have to ho E: I?{!rreta who wrote the Iyncs '!i.8rs and and singer Jimi Fontana. Cultural Centre in Share nau. works In several 8rt shows in ~1 _~ad~, ., 40000 cars wrecked, 18,000 shops pe it won't happen." The exhibition of weavmgs by .un y earthworks On the river bars ruined and hundred. of:paln , High water wmes about once the Umted States, including the every ten years and bad floodS ,'rhe poetry of Perreta...and Mrs Nina Arnold and paintmgs 1965 Massachusetts National blinks and an oCCilslOl'lai rat on tings, ancient books, statues slid by Jerry Spurgat will remain op Art Show. about once a century. V" 'the interpretation of Fontana t~ ibl'fJlime P,lstres earthworks art· objects damaged or destroyed. en to the public until November w~11s From all over the world came For long-term Pl'Qt~~j\iJl., a we~ .. f Herat. ~iPb+S(26 first one-man show in 1984 at Mi ."~i1\11l re-re- moSt· utIIent, defence 'work,. the ved. . '.Teacher • 'l'rhinlhg ,Academy in '1"':' - drawn more and more towards Al.- itetf(ational . Understanding Pro pie who have preserved the noble ghanistan not only because of the giamme which aims at fostering traditions of natural· fnendliness, beauty nalure has endowed it with ,knowledge ·about the world. hospitaltty all.lJ chivalry." but because i1s people have still · , The Idea came about 15 years r~O. The above were the sentiments ex- kept up the noble traditions like has· said AminuUah Amin chief pressed by Dr. Max Reisch, the lea- pltahty. generoslly and friendliness."' "Of the history department at the der of the tour group 10 a Rolhng < Academy. Since then intematio- Dr Reisch and von Bienenstamm : na1 understanding is being taught Hotel, now on a visit to Afghanistan. Dr. Reisch who served under added "What impressed us more -io"many countries. was that we did nol find any Mghan! . In Afghanistan this is the first Field \lIarshal Ronunel of Germany for two years In his cam~ begging as in many countries noJ , time such a programme i. being palgTls of Wo:-ld War II in African dId anybody look at our pockels as < taken up. The programme was deserts IS the author of a book a Source from which steal something _.$parked by the visit, earlier this "Mavsafalle Afrika" on the war Bnd They received only what they had iYear, by a UNESCO representa- his hero Field Marshal Rommel. earned and deserved." · tive. Rommel who is considered as the . 'Two 12th grade classes of cleanest General ot German Army Dr Reisch said 'IThe roads Ln Al .. boys and girls, are taking part admired by friends llnd enemies ghanJstan are the best in ASIa and .._i!, the exhibition,. Amin said. alike tOL" his briliiant lacts and dar even better than many of lhe Euro :... The girls have studied Japanese , . Ing exploits was ultimately defeated pean countries It IS tbe only coun · ('uiSine, fashion, flower arrange by another war hero of world fame try where our drivers, to the saU.~ ,. ment and indoor decoratioc and Field Marshal Montgomery of Great factIOn of our tourist passcngera, ; the boys have studied the histo Bntam. can make one hundred kin per .: ry. arts religion, geography, ag- hour." ri~v.lture and industry -of Japan. Dr Reisch who was an officer un· der his command IS still very much At the opening ceremony gu Dr Reisch in reply to another ests were welcomed among others energetic and methodic, preserving still the techniques and philosophy QuestIOn described as superb the Qld by 'a kimona clad girl and judo bazaars. CIties, koochi (nomad) llfe uniformed boy. of his old mentor-Field Marshal Rommel-to roU and storm mto dif· hisloncal monumenlS and the mar: Japanese flower arrangements are ad mired all over the world. Pictures of life in J opan were ket day. given to the Academy by tbe ferent regions, not of course, With Japanese embassy. guns and cannons but with a huge vehicle equipped with a giant trailor, Dr. Reisch and Von Blenenstamm UNICEF 'gave the acade cailed Rolllng Hotel The Hotel both said that It wili not be In fu my pictures of UN development carries and accommodates about 40 ture once in a year as now that we · programme activities 'Promoting passengers, complete with a kitchen will visit Afghanistan We are gomg , farming and agricultural indUs and sleeping cabma. to have more frequent trips to thiS try. Dr. Reisch and the publicity mana country as more and more people The purpose of the show it to ger of the tourt Von Bienenttamm learn of our tours and the charms ,promote understanWhile on way to DamIan and Bonde Arnir in Afghan tour cars the party saw drastic cha.nges in the weather llIld in geography. They got stuck UJ: in snow but weathered the storm with a smile on their faces.
Dr. ReIsch sajd. "I have been through many storms and I llke Il especially 10 the deserts. Pescrts are always enchanting to me. They empower me."
Dr. Reisch went into a meaningful pause for some moments, then hoot ing his Rolloing Hotels' horn, and .1... ;:';.'. '.~ , started his journey down towards Scenes of cultliral activities In Japan. The RoDIn; Hotel at a 'campsite In Kabul Ghazni to see tQe ruins of another monarch's and seneral's dream Mahmood of Gbaznl. \ . ,
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Israel's Geula Glll was aC ." )FI'ore1\~e; lIllr golden 'city of the epplant Turcan soil could not repair and strengthening of the cllltmed tilE! '''International reve ·tell'aissmcout 23 million cubic feet) of happen after rains like last year's, of the music tor Per Una Don She holds an art education deg Corps volunteers In Afghanistan l!~s yeUo~ mud, several people drow a spokesman threw up its hands na, gave credit for the success to ree from Southern Illinois Uni .9P8IltfJiUl, 'and fresliJy-?aIn opened Wednesday at the U.S. vers,ty and has displayed her ·ted restaurants dOIng a ned, 45,000 people homeless, and said, "we'll j~t have to ho E: I?{!rreta who wrote the Iyncs '!i.8rs and and singer Jimi Fontana. Cultural Centre in Share nau. works In several 8rt shows in ~1 _~ad~, ., 40000 cars wrecked, 18,000 shops pe it won't happen." The exhibition of weavmgs by .un y earthworks On the river bars ruined and hundred. of:paln , High water wmes about once the Umted States, including the every ten years and bad floodS ,'rhe poetry of Perreta...and Mrs Nina Arnold and paintmgs 1965 Massachusetts National blinks and an oCCilslOl'lai rat on tings, ancient books, statues slid by Jerry Spurgat will remain op Art Show. about once a century. V" 'the interpretation of Fontana t~ ibl'fJlime P,lstres earthworks art· objects damaged or destroyed. en to the public until November w~11s From all over the world came For long-term Pl'Qt~~j\iJl., a we~ .. f Herat. ~iPb+S(26 first one-man show in 1984 at Mi ."~i1\11l re-re- moSt· utIIent, defence 'work,. the ved. . '.Teacher • 'l'rhinlhg ,Academy in '1"':' - drawn more and more towards Al.- itetf(ational . Understanding Pro pie who have preserved the noble ghanistan not only because of the giamme which aims at fostering traditions of natural· fnendliness, beauty nalure has endowed it with ,knowledge ·about the world. hospitaltty all.lJ chivalry." but because i1s people have still · , The Idea came about 15 years r~O. The above were the sentiments ex- kept up the noble traditions like has· said AminuUah Amin chief pressed by Dr. Max Reisch, the lea- pltahty. generoslly and friendliness."' "Of the history department at the der of the tour group 10 a Rolhng < Academy. Since then intematio- Dr Reisch and von Bienenstamm : na1 understanding is being taught Hotel, now on a visit to Afghanistan. Dr. Reisch who served under added "What impressed us more -io"many countries. was that we did nol find any Mghan! . In Afghanistan this is the first Field \lIarshal Ronunel of Germany for two years In his cam~ begging as in many countries noJ , time such a programme i. being palgTls of Wo:-ld War II in African dId anybody look at our pockels as < taken up. The programme was deserts IS the author of a book a Source from which steal something _.$parked by the visit, earlier this "Mavsafalle Afrika" on the war Bnd They received only what they had iYear, by a UNESCO representa- his hero Field Marshal Rommel. earned and deserved." · tive. Rommel who is considered as the . 'Two 12th grade classes of cleanest General ot German Army Dr Reisch said 'IThe roads Ln Al .. boys and girls, are taking part admired by friends llnd enemies ghanJstan are the best in ASIa and .._i!, the exhibition,. Amin said. alike tOL" his briliiant lacts and dar even better than many of lhe Euro :... The girls have studied Japanese , . Ing exploits was ultimately defeated pean countries It IS tbe only coun · ('uiSine, fashion, flower arrange by another war hero of world fame try where our drivers, to the saU.~ ,. ment and indoor decoratioc and Field Marshal Montgomery of Great factIOn of our tourist passcngera, ; the boys have studied the histo Bntam. can make one hundred kin per .: ry. arts religion, geography, ag- hour." ri~v.lture and industry -of Japan. Dr Reisch who was an officer un· der his command IS still very much At the opening ceremony gu Dr Reisch in reply to another ests were welcomed among others energetic and methodic, preserving still the techniques and philosophy QuestIOn described as superb the Qld by 'a kimona clad girl and judo bazaars. CIties, koochi (nomad) llfe uniformed boy. of his old mentor-Field Marshal Rommel-to roU and storm mto dif· hisloncal monumenlS and the mar: Japanese flower arrangements are ad mired all over the world. Pictures of life in J opan were ket day. given to the Academy by tbe ferent regions, not of course, With Japanese embassy. guns and cannons but with a huge vehicle equipped with a giant trailor, Dr. Reisch and Von Blenenstamm UNICEF 'gave the acade cailed Rolllng Hotel The Hotel both said that It wili not be In fu my pictures of UN development carries and accommodates about 40 ture once in a year as now that we · programme activities 'Promoting passengers, complete with a kitchen will visit Afghanistan We are gomg , farming and agricultural indUs and sleeping cabma. to have more frequent trips to thiS try. Dr. Reisch and the publicity mana country as more and more people The purpose of the show it to ger of the tourt Von Bienenttamm learn of our tours and the charms ,promote understanWhile on way to DamIan and Bonde Arnir in Afghan tour cars the party saw drastic cha.nges in the weather llIld in geography. They got stuck UJ: in snow but weathered the storm with a smile on their faces.
Dr. ReIsch sajd. "I have been through many storms and I llke Il especially 10 the deserts. Pescrts are always enchanting to me. They empower me."
Dr. Reisch went into a meaningful pause for some moments, then hoot ing his Rolloing Hotels' horn, and .1... ;:';.'. '.~ , started his journey down towards Scenes of cultliral activities In Japan. The RoDIn; Hotel at a 'campsite In Kabul Ghazni to see tQe ruins of another monarch's and seneral's dream Mahmood of Gbaznl. \ FaIt SHEER . .. DELIGHT r.~ , ~\ "~""-.. "'" , . . KABurJ, MO~r;Y, N9~r~ER 6, 1~ (AQRAB 14, 1346 '~ S.H.)
" .. ; J'I', I • Br~~ne:v" :Ad~ Yemen COup Ousts Sallal; Kiesinger Welcomes :~u~I~' ~eetiJl~. 'New Reg'ilne Seeks Peace ~GRAD, Nov. 6, '(T8SII) ADD{, Nov. 6, (Reuter).~A new Saana radio announCed earlier De Gaulle's View -LeQhid" Brezhnev, , general regline sel2led POWeT in the ;Yemen that Iryanl had been chosen jo bead serret8!'Y, of itlie CPSU ceJl.ti(l a. al' Sallal was paying a visit 10 Iraq, the Council aa provisional bead 01 Of United Europe Committee 'declal1!d for aU and aaid It would seek a recqnclllll: stste. ' Sovl,et people thl:Be lubl!lT. days tion with royalist tribem.en to end ' Qadi Abdel Rahman al-lryanl la a the days of grellt 'joy anil In- the ftv,,"year-old civil war. ataunch RepUblican. BARDEN, West Germany, cOmparable emotional uplift, AI Qadi Abdol RahInsn al Iryanl, 1Ie Is 53, married and baa lour Nov. 6, (Reuter).~West Ger. . , !;lut our jubilee Is dear not ouly provisional pmldent of the new chlJilren. , man Chancellor Kurt Geors Kie , LONDON, November 8, (Reuter). ,to tlie Soviet pe- ftapplng in drlvlnll wind and rain, Tshombe Won't Be aelves of oolonlal oppression by Cairo .Radio, be, alaq, said the building up in the Common Mar pIe bad been taken to bospltal. slithered l!irougb lbe mud pronoun<>- World News In Brief I sold at the jubilee meetfna In altuallon was calm all over the Qadi Iryani was appointed a mem ket over French resiatance to MOSCOW, Nov 5, (Reuter) Sabn was speaking a jubilee Surleonl Bnd nurses crawled un- lng last rites for the dead and ,ivin, Moscow, "that the country at Yemen. ber of the preSident councll, prime Britain's applicatillft for member Hungarian taxI driver Gyorgy meetmg marking the 50th an Extradited From der the creaking wreckage .. fire.. comfort to the injured. ship the Soviets always was and re- --~------~--- minister and Vice president in 1963. SlriIla yesterday completed a mversary of the 1917 October re men cut a path for them with oxy' Loca1 hospltala called In blood , On May 5, 1065 be presided over APDIS ABABA, Nov. 5, (DPA).~ mains a dependable bulwark of AVOIdance of a Common Mar marathon run from hlS native volutIon m the Soviet Union Algeria: Lawyer acetylene IOrcbea and used beavy donor' from their becjs to cope wilb the Khamer peace conference held VlaltiDI Prealdent Jomo Kcnyatta lifting lear to make a few inches of the unprecedented. drain on their all the forces f1ghtiDg for peace ket cnals on the BritiSh entry IS Budapest to Moscow to celebrate B1'ezh~ by the BEIRUT, Nov 5, (Reuter)- at Kenya and Emperor Hall" Sol room lor them. stocks of blood. freedom and progress," CONGOLESE sued is a cardlal ann of West CHICAGO, Nov 5, (Reuter). next observed. But be soon feU out with Presi sian revolution, the Soviet news Some umts of the Soviet fleet A ChIcago lawyer said Yesterday aasle beld talks yesterday at ibe Tbey injected drull' Into the In- Last nlgbt'a cra.h occurred only a Germany diplomacy. Jubilee Palace on eltabUabIna closer BreZhnev aaid: ''Unbreakably dent Sallal and went to Cairo to In the Interview Dr. Kleain agency Tass reported have arnved In Latakia, on the he had been notified by Algeria's few miles from the LewiJbam suh KILL THREE wards the end ot last year with a HIS runnmg time for the 1,330 northwestern coast of Syria on a ambassador to the United Nations economic and pollllca1 Ilnb between urb wbere DO people were killed aDd bound together by revolutionary ger IndIcated his belief that tbelr two countrl.... rontlnuity, these glorious decs delegation of Republican leaders in France would still be a full mem mIles (2,215 km) was 202 hours goodwtll VISIt, Damascus radio Tewfl Bouarlourrl, that Algeria 175 Injured lh Lobdon's worat train an attempt to convince President ~IX mmutes and seven decimal reported yesterday wouId not extradite former Con Their nelgbbour Somalia was also Midair Explosion disaster in December, 1057 - des were replete wlth titanic MERCENARIES ber of NATO If concessIOns bad discullled imd the Improved relallons \ feats of the people who have thr. Nasser 10 mediate and work for a been made to French views. four seconds Ships of the Sovlet Umon's golese Premier MoIse TsholIlbe to BRUSSELS, NOI' 6, (AFP)- reconciliation with President Sallal. In recent weela with 'both Ethiopia own off the yoke of exploitation, SITIlla set out five weeks ago Mediterranean fleet arnval ot the Congo Congolese army soldien machine The delegation apparently failed m figured In Theory Discounted SENATE CONSIDERS Two Leningrad marthoners, Oleg EgyptIan ports mne days ago for The lawyer, Louis Ku'tner, an and Kenya prominently poverty and ignorance foo ever tbe discussions about Somalia. and are conflilently advancing gunned three European civillans, two Its mission and all includmg QadI Los and Gngon Kolgashkin, what Egyptian officials deacribed expert 10 mtemational law, has ELECTION LAW of Ulem Belgians, on Wednesday In Iryanl, were detained in Cairo until N. Podgorny l<:enyatta WU aa1d'to b8ve briefed I towards communist future. Jomed hIm In Kiev as a "cordIal VIsit" been actmg aa general counsel for the Kat.ana:an town of Kisnlc, the allowed to return to 8aana last tbe ErnpeTor on lila recent IlllJ"l!I!IIWIts MADRID, Nov. 6, (Reuter). From Kursk to Moscow the trio Tshombe's wife, Ruth KABUL, Nov 6, (Bakhtar). IIWherever the creatIve labour BelgIan forelllll mlmstry aald Sun month ~S tHe Primo Iberia airlines last night tended meet~ Welco,mes were accompamed by Pyotr Bo Support Of at Arusha with Somalia In the Meshrano Jirgah'. of the Soviet people Is now tak day Meanwhile, Ahmad Ben Souda, Tshombe was kidnapped last Minlater almed at ending tbe border to dlsCllunt a theory that an ex· lotmkov an lntematIonally-kn mg yesterday articles 48 to 51 of Citing .tatements by an' alleged in June aboam a chartered plane war between the two countries. plosion m midair caused the ing place, we can find a share of Moroccan ambassador Beirut and own SOVlet ,iIstance runner. Home Briefs and taken to AlgerIa Kennedy Ro,und crash of a Caravelle near Lon the parliamentary election law the creative and searching wltnen to the scene, the foreign n member of the three-man Yemen Afghan Guests were approved Wlth certaiD am. HIS extradition to the Congo don Saturday night 10 which :f1 thought, mastership, and energy mmistry said the three killed were Peace Committee, said that the KABUL, Nov 6, (Bakhtar).- MOSCOW. Nov 5, (Reuter) KABUL, Nov 5, (Bakhtar). endments part of a group of five Europeans was demanded by Congolese people died. of Leningrad workers engineelll group considered its work would According to n RadiO Moscow ro Umted Arab Repubhc VIce The 40 metre wide one kilomet Tariff Assured ATS Launching The sittmg which lasted from populauo~ laken mto custody by Congolese PreSIdent Joseph Moliutu and The cbief press officer for the designer'll, /Uld all the' contmue desptte the coup in the port, the Afghan delegates to the PresIdent Ali Sabn thanked the re road connectmg the northern hIgh.. 9 30 in the morning until three "mV8 Yemen ' subsequently the Algerian Sup GENEVA Nov 5, (AFP).-Da Spanlsh airline Alvarez Men of the city. Leningrad scientists soldien the clay of the first 50th anniversary of the October Soviet UnIOn for its moral and way to the eastern highway thr 10 the afternoon was presided tbeat~ slon" of Katbiga by armed men, reme Court announced the former vid Rockefeller, president of the Postponed doza. said there was as yet no writers, musicians, artists Revolution, have been particJpatine matenal support to the Arab ough Ansan Wat has been le over by Sen Mir Abdul Karim allegedly from Angola. Congolese Premier would be ext· Chase Manhatten B~kl told a technical reason to take the theo rical and cinema worken. hold The committee, forn;ted at repre In the offlclal functlona held on the countnes 10 theu sruggle against levelled and Will shortly be aa Maaqoul, fIrst vice president of Two of the Europeans were mIs radited. Swiss newspaper Saturaay he . CAPE KENNEDY, Nov. 5 (Rcu ry, suggested by the airline here a conspicuous place in th!' deve sentatives of SUdan, Iraq and Moroc occasion Israeli aggression." phalted . ter}-'-The launcbIna of Amerlca's the house. sionaries, the Foreign MInistry said. Tshombe, however, was kept In,. believed the U.S. congress would earlier Sunday, with any ser lopment of science and culture co, was set up after President Nasser Nikolai Podgorny, the Chairman The constructIOn of the transit the house. Forty senators attend valu~ One of the miSSIonaries. BelgiaD JaIl In Algena and the extradition not renounce the spirit of this Applicationa TechnolollY Satellite 3 IOusness. in the creation of SPIritUal and King Fel.al 01 Saudi Arabia of the PresidJum of the Supreme way mvolved buJldmg a bridge was delayed for anop;ier 'few'Iipura ed the meeting. Father One.lme of Kasajl mission agree«" during the recent Arab sU~ proceedings have never b4!en car·' swomer's KennedY Round agree IHe told Reuter' "We cannot of socialism,II Brezhnev said. Soviet 01 the USSR at a function re and culverts lasl night after a faUlt discov. was among thoie killed. ' mit in Khartoum on the Withdrawal No, Changes In UK fled out Defence ment for li1ternattonal cuts. was" really consider explosion theory cently aaid that the Soviet Union Study tarlff ered in gtound ."Iulpmellt .~.ma Another vicltlm was Rene SUevcn of UAR forces from the Yemen and Kutner, working behind tbe' Rockefeller, who Is aW!n~ a because w.e have no scientific da sincerely welcomed the Afghan KABUL, Nov 5, (Bakhtar) scenes, said he had fought the the spacecraft's Atlllll-A&I>na r~et. art, an employee of the BCK m8lllla.. the end of Saudi aJd to the royalists. i\leota. Policy: Kiesinger The road from Slab Sang to (Contd. fTqm page I) conference on private lnveSbnent ta to support It. A plane does not case on the basis of article nine of; He said he thought the FOBS The poslponement, was Ca1tlid .. af eJ:lIlode In rught." nese mmmi company in K1aeneene, Nour Mohammad Shah Maina has In Indonesia, told the Gazette de ele and on the problems :,~.as SINGAPORE, Nov. 6 (Reuter} spol wbere a Thai In\emaUoJlll! Ca· onlo lbe winSS and into the rescUe Secunty Council," he said. cogmtlOn of East Germany If Bn· the mjured is reported to be 1In ponS not f1oorprogf. people on both sides of the At1lin taln's way mto the Common Mar posed by sterling and mtegration ~,18rgument that the U,S. tic, 1 think It desirable' that Bri A 'S6andinav.an alrlioes (SAS) Jet ravelle crashed four months ago wJth boats calmly and 10 an orderly fash- The kmg also said lie did not prOVIng of British agrlculrilre the markel the loss of 24 livea. ion, he said. Dr. Luther King To Attend sent to PreSIdent Johnson this ket were blocked to c:ountet.Jrtriking mIssI1e force is altera!t flew into Singapore from -taln Should becoJDe a lIIelllber or ~ehcopters, ~eace' Chancellor KIesmger said 'I market. the mlJllt effectiVe lieterrent :wJs the European Common 'Market. Cope:nbagen yesterday to Inaugurate ferry boats, Junks and I week a proposal for "a just FAlZABAD, Nov 5, (Bakhtar) pohce launches converged on the had not the slightest o:caSlon dur He may then go on to outlme not expected to Ilt!1l Ole atreadY Only if Britain finds she bas Do what the company claIms will be Viet Peace Talks In USSR 10 the Middle East. He declined -Red Crescent Society missions his thinking On the question of to give details. Ing my talks In London to thInk C9ncerned volcea b1 (;ongress Who chalice of joining can this (At the shortes. and f\lStest air service big airliner as It lay in the water al- Public ,Health ATLANTA Georgia, Nov. 6, arnved in Badakhshan and Uruz-' ongslde tbe runway and took off He did not Identity the U.S that the Bntlsh government was co assocIate membership, and prob c.llege that reliance on a colIDter ,lanuc) idea turn Iota a plan." from northern Europe: '0 Southeast (Reuter).-The Rev. Dr. Martin representative MeanwhIle, Israel'a Foreign gan to distrIbute aId to the proVl, ably suggest that the applicant Asia. all the occupants MiDlster Abba Eban warned nSidering alternahves on the Ime of nces poor Aid mcludes clothmg strike stilI leaves large U.S. pa. He added: Personalb: I see 0 . Luther King dISclosed last night Dr Kmg said bis invitation government gIves serIous reconslde~ The ~~ servIce, fJymg lD ~a mal· A Vietnamese woman. IdentIfIed p~S8lble last Dlght that 15rael '-'411 cling to these alleged anoves' food stuff and fuel for wmter pulation centres open to annIblla· nothing agaInSt die. other EFl'A fflcers Meet that he is planning a vi was forwarded to him by the So ration of a fonn of assocIate mem tion. - countries joining any future At;. nly strsjaht line flies In a lI"'a' Cir by her husband as Mrs. Tranath sIt to the SovIet Union to take viet government. the newly occupied territories un- Tam. was certified dead on arnval K,ABUL, Nov. 6 (Bakhtar}-Io bership prOVIded in article 238 Senator Henry J ack8Qn chair Iantlc free zone." cle route VIa the Soviet lImon cuts part In talks aimed 'It ending tIl the Arab states negotiate - ., Herat, Nov 5, (Bakhtar).- traae yeslcrday's meetlDg of the prOVin "NegotIatIons must be started peace , . of the Rome Treaty man of the Jn1lIW'y apPi'tqtlooa oYer Sut hours the flymg time to a' the hospital, the war 10 Vietnam Herat CIty munICipal corporation CIal pubhc bealth officers, Dr Mo now to pring an end to the war A few weeks ago, Fmance MI subcoDIIDittee of UJe Joln, CoIII- Banskok compared wllb estabhshed Only 21 of the lOJured Were adm The Nobel peace prize winner that is destroying the soul of this Israel's experiences before and F&e'tasr~ has donated AI 100,000 to the ~ ~ rlaza Said., preslden' of the mspec - 'Yfeather' nIster MIchel Debre, with the mittee on AtoJDic ,said '.- ...... _ _:_--...,...----.., routes through !be Middle Bast. iUed to bospltal The albers were said he had receIved an invitation nation/' Dr King said. durmg the six-day Arab-Israeli .. provlDclal public health depart lIOn departmen' of the Public Health war in June, Eban said in a pre approval of President de Gaulle I plWiously scheduled ~arings Flying time to Bangkok lnclud to participate In the talks with The Negro leader emphasised ment to construct a mother and suggested assoCiation betwee~ MInIstry, discussed the madequacy pared speech, had made her J'eo' Skies over the SalaDg and child centre there The cost of ope!!PJg on Monday on U.S, atra Ing 8 stop at Tashkent, 10 the Soviet two other Nobel peace prize win that hIS plans to attend the mlle Bntain and the Coounon Market 9~i of idrua dist~lblltion facll.ties to soh~e never to exprose herself the central regions wlll be partly the Af 1,000,000 centre has been tegic weapona posture - would Union, is about hours compar Viet Cong Shell ners. Philip John Noel-Baker of tmg were stIli tentative He saId overcast.. yesterday the warmest accompanIed by a special com- take UJI the Soviet space bomb ed Witb IS hours by olber roUjes. provInces, mannmg of pharmaCIes British and the rev. Domlnque that Noel-Baker was in ill helilth agam to such danger--''this de covered mamly by pnvate dona mercial treaty. I As from November 1, 1967 by unquahfled personnel, and trea termination shall pravail against regloD was KpDdebpr wJtb a high tions development. SAS is the first company to fly S.V. Towns; New Georges P1re of BelgIum. and that thIS was delaying plans of 21 C, 80 F. '1be coldest was this rou~ through the SOVIet UlIlon tmenl given to patIents by self-s.y He said he wu willing to eo If for thl' meeting. every other consideration" led doctors who haven't medical tra The minister was addr~ssmg a Sharak wlth a low of -1 C, 19 and were congratulated on lbe fact the other two agreed. "We would Dr. Kmg made his dISclosure F. Wind ll]Mled waa recorded at KABUL FLORIST by the mayor of Tashkent, H.A. Highland FightJing inmg or are only nurses or labora meet with representatives from meeting In London's Drury Lane tory technIcians. tb reporters at Atlanta airport Theatre It was held to commemo 6 knots (9 mph) In Kabul Cut fresh fiowcrs for gUts, Buy Nakai Products Asomov, wben the ingugural airc North Vietnam, the National after hIS arrIval here from Bir The tempeUture In Kablll at home decoration and 1uJspltaJ WELCOME raft ,ailed at Tashkeot late on Satur SAIGON, Nov. 6, (Reuter}- the Dr Sald, ursed provmclal pub· Liberation Front, South Viet rate the 50th anniversary of Viet Coog yesterday lobbed mortar mmgham, Alabama. where he 9'30 LID. waa 11 C, 52 F. visiting available at Maca~ni, day nlSht. Ill' officers to closely watch for sucb nam and the United States," Dr. the Balfour Declaratlon by which 'Vermlce111, shella into thr.. important South spent four days In jail' for con the British government spproved yesterday's temperatures: Kabul FlorIst The inaugural flIght carn~ more instances King said. lempt of court anaing out of a Spaghetti Noodles made -' Vietnamese towns, oDe a riverside the establishment of a Jewish na Kabul IS C 1 C Share Nan (Fruit Bazaar) . JU.'1""It'01lK8IIOI' I than 100 Scandinavian governmen' 1963 CIVIl nghts demonstration. to our resort renowned for its seafood and Uon. 64F MF New ShIpment of GladIoU atul with eggs by NakaI. You mlnlstera, company official., and He said he spent his time In Herat 22 C 4 C Roses wlth exciting c:ololllB haa ~PlIlld press. men from many countnes. beauttful womco. /# "'. can find them in the NIk .Complete.!1 -, - 68 Seventeen were kIlled and 13 wou jail reading "the c0l'fesslons of 12F 31tF just arrived. ~., (liIIIlIiIgnJcr"iMl; 8..,. Nat Turner," bIOgraphical novel Kunduz 24 C 9 C zoo Market and other I'll'~ aIIo avallallie at..._ ' nded. Troops Tighten Control To Pope Recovering groceries. about the first negro slave to 15 F 48 F ~, Pledge Ca?~a;~d':~C.m~=qu:::~ks,to~: lead a revolt in the United States. North SalaDg 4 C -2 C Get YOUI' Prevent NLF·FLOSY Clashes After Operation 39F 28F Britain in Dinh Tuong province was follo- 12F 43F '.- wed up by a ground assault by 600 I ADEN, Nov 6 (Reuter}-Federal Vemen (FLOSY}---fIred at the fed VATICAN CITY, Nov 6 (Reu KhOflt 2% C 6 C r-iOETHE l~sntuTE ~NDON, Nov. 6, (Reuter). guerrillas but they were driven off troops kept tight control over mam eral soldiers. ATS Satellite ter}-Pope Paul lay convalescent In by Soulb Vietnamese troops after troublespots yesterday to prevent Fighting be'ween the fachons f.rst , . Chineso! restaurant owners in hIS palace here yesterday after a su TheJecfiire of Prof. BodenStedt, on Tuesday, Novem Britain, worried 'by recent chilly losmg 28 kIlled, a government apok· further Violent gunbanlea between broke out two days ago, hours after ccessful prostate operation while copy 01 the esmao said. rIval naUQnaJJst factions. Launched ---1 by,:llo'l~~e Say'~ relations between Peking and BntaJ,n announced that It was brin. pilgrims ,,,-
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