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IE / . 5. / ", ,...... '. / , . " ~ ,. •" ., " .~. • I ( J.. ~ • , .. . :' KABlJ1,'¥l.~DNESDAY JULY 5,1967 , . (SARATJ\N 13,1346 S.H.) PRICE AF. 3 IjJ ~l''\ - HM ;.C(}ngratulates Depttties John~on Discuss President,. .' " ,.,z i L ~ • , • Election '. .' Law KABUL, July '5; .' (Ba~htar) ­ KABUL, July 5, (Bakhlar)­ Delegates Approve' Proposals His Majesty the King has sent a The Wolesi Jlrgab's Committee on congratulatory message -to U.S. Legislation and Lega) Affairs dis' Refug~ President Johnson in the ocCa; cussed Article 3 to 9 of the decree . 'On" Jerusalem, sion of the U.S. National Day~ law on parliamentary elections the yesterday information department of ' the. ForeIgn 1;,Iinistry said ye~terdaY,. A speCial subcommittee was set UNITJi;D NATIONS, July 5, (Combined New. Servlces).­ u1> to study Article 6 and 7 of the The emergency In Kaoul the day w.as marked session of the ~ General Assembly TueSday bi re~ption draft as the committee felt a more night re~ected a 'by Ambassador two resolutlons calIlng fot' the withdrawal of israeli Neumann. detailed assessment of the two a~ed It was 'llttended by articles fon:es from Arab territory. . HRH MarShal Shah' was needed, 'the two artl~ WaH Kh8I\ cles dealt with Ghazi HRH Satdar Abdul QLJalHlcatfons ot vo· The resolutions Walil ters and candidates Huss~elt were submitted by the nonaligned natIOns. President?f t~e KIng ~s and by a Latm Amertcan oloc WQ!esi 'Jir, The Committee on Agriculture ond \ gah Abdul Zahlr, PreSident of rrrigaUon The Soviet fesolutlon urging con' the yesterday reViewed nns· Middle East war also got a solid the Meshrano Jirgah wers prOVided demnatlon of Israel and withdrawal endorsement 1 Abdu! Hadl by the AgricuHure De Gaulle ftom the Assembly ~ Today ot Israeli Dawl, Deputy PrIme MInIster and I"ngatlon Ministry on the cot· troops was rejected by The Assembly voted first on the PARIS, July the Assemhly and Foreign Mlntster Nour Ah, to:1 purchaslOg protocols signed bet· 4. (DPA).-Klng as were Albanian and proposal submitted by 18 non align· HUsseIn of Cuban mad Etemadl.'Court Mmlster Ali "" cen colton raIsers and Credentials Presenlted Jordan arrived in Paris demands for condemnation ed nations for an unconditional Is~ vanous Mohammad, members of the ca" companies 10 from London Monday Dlghl. of Israel rae\! withdrawal trom cotton trade and in· KABUL, July 4. (Bakhtar).­ He was scheduled terrllory binet and dIplomats and theIr dustry to meet French The Assembly did, however, over- sclzed during the Afghan ambassador m Bonn Dr. President six--day war WIves The Committee on Bugetary Charles de Gaulle for whelmmgly declare (hal It consider- The vote was and Mohammad Yousuf, who IS sImul­ 53 10 favour, 46 Kabul dailies yesterday earned FlOanclal talks on the Middle East crisis to' ed steps to annex the ora city ot agaInst Affalrs discussed the de­ taneously servmg as Afghanis­ WIth 20 abstentions, short of arbcles nobng the friendly velopm£>nt day at the Elysee Palace. Jerusalem lnva\!d and urged thaI no 'he two-thlrds rela· budget of the Education t,ln's envoy In Copenhagen, majority required tor tions between the State~ M 10 Istry has The Jordanian King has already action be taken Ihat would ~ Untted for 1346 plesented change (Conld on page 4) and Afghanistan hiS credentials to HIS dIscussed the MJ.ddle East situauon the status ot (he city Majesty Kmg Frederick IX of WIth U S President Lyndon Denmark John­ FR~ son In Washmgton and British The Assembly expressed Its will UK, Feel PrIme Minister Harold Wilson in on Jerusalem by adopting a Pakls· Kosygin, Pompidou Discuss London tam resolution by a vote of 99 10 lmpact Of A,ab Upon hiS arrIval in Pans King Cavour, none opposed and 20, lOclud­ Hussein said he hoped to be able 109 the US, abstaming Bruam Middle East, Vietnam Heavy Casualties ~ 'In Battles Near Con Thien Jordan Cal~ to express to French President de voted for the resolution MOSCOW, July 5, (AP).- Oil Emba,go SAIGON, July 4, (AP) Israeli Offer Gaulle hIS deep A Swedish proposal appealing French -u S the convoy They then opened up adVisers WJth the convoy. but none gratitude tor his for Premier Georges Pompldou and Foreign Minister Maurice MarInes caught a large force (de Gaulle's) sympathy aid from all nations Foreign Minister Nour Ahmad Etemadi of al- With mortars small arms and gre­ was wounded and under· for victims of Couve de Murvlle met with Soviet Premier Kosygln In the shakes hands leged North VJetIlamese troops on OnRefugeeReturn standing IIrst with Mrs Robert G. Neumann. LONDON, July 5, (AP) -The nades The Hal Van pass has been the Propaganda roDnd of formal taljts. wife of the American the southern edge of the deJn1litarls- U S Air ambassador 'n Kabul. BrItIsh government Tuesday Force and Manne ftgh scene of numerous ambushes AMMAN, Jordan, Prior to his departure 1J) London, They met for more than The French ed zone Monday and reported July 4, (AP).­ four party arrived Mon­ sought years·long standby kil- ter-bombers and armed helicopters , Reuter quoted a spokesman A Jordanian government Ilussem mdicated to newsmen FAO Approves hours powers ling 75 With heavy as say­ spokesman Monday described an israeli the m two separate sessions day for a fiveday Visit from parliament artillery barrages pounded the enemy pOSItion, allow- mg that the possibility of an to ratIOn 011 The Marine base at pong oller to let Palestine refugees return to the west Arab Summit meet· Tuesday agreeing On Vietnam. AlexeI Kosygm, speaking at a and North Vietnamese may have 109 the rest of the convoy Ra, bank as "an mg the gasolme follOWing the cutoff to pull seven miles .from the scene of empty propaganda middle of. this month. t but differ'ing on the Middle dmner receptIon been part of the 3,OOO-man force back gesture." Food Shipments East In honour of oC MIdeastern supplies the 20 mJles (32 krn) to Da the Can Thien battle, was hit by Asked whether Kine Hussem and German Pompldou saId that which badly battered the Mannes He said the offer was mean· Works Agency questions, inform· the Soviet King Hussein The Nigerian pohtlcal Nang Slxty-e1gbt trucks made It 120 rounds of 140 rom rocket would make a proposal for the Calls Meeting cnsls Sunday In fire Ingless so long as the conditions re­ ed sources saId. Umon and France have good pos· heavy fightmg near the back (0 yesterd~, International Red Cross offi· added a new hazard to the fu· the city early resultIng In the cogmtIon of Israel he said "we are For Arab Refugees France Marines outpost at eXisted which caused the tellS of clals said they had ~n was reliably reported slblhtles for further cooperation ture of Con Thien A reaction force of South VIet· woundmg of four AmerIcans already those who have With the 011 stocks now around US Headquarters thousands of refugees to leave approach~ by repeatedly suffered to be pushing for the solution to m promotmg a peaceful settle­ De Gaulle Satisfactory in Saigon an namese IOfantrymen was sent to refugees askJng for from the 20 to 25 mllhon tons nounced the theIr homes m Israeh results of. an aggression. other problems In addition ment m the MIddle updated casualties for the area and at occupIed "a paper to go back GENEV.A. JUly 5. (AP) -The UN to Is- . East PAffiS, July 5, (AP).­ Bu t threats of a prolonged nightfall fightmg was The spokesman said that the roc­ territory It 15- not for us to find a solutIOn raeh t~oop On l{ing lIussein Sunday battle In which the 90th Food and Agnc\Jlture WIthdrawals. E4,rope Kosygm said that of Jordan met President Charles de Gaulle shprtage that reported stll1 gomg on kets. pumped mto the We have to find the reason." Organisation to dis· could paralyse BrI' RegIment of the North Vietnamese base by Jordanian offiCIals said they The Red Cross (FAG) Tuesday The Soviets stressed the Is' 'as a whole, there are no grounds cuss the Mideast situation. The convoy was carrymg food North Vietnamese IS unable to The world bad to contribute sanctioned emer­ tish ,ndustries have been stav­ 324-B DlvIs10n battered guns. caused dId not ellpect a mass return to· gency raeli. troop withdrawal and for complacency" 1D Europe. Hussein arrived elements supplies {rom Da Nang 10 of take any action until the Israe­ food allocations for 200000 "It at the Elysee Palace about 0900 ed off by an agreement among 21 Hue slight damage to Inst~llahons and refugees ward findmg a solution based on bow the war started, GMT and of the 9th Manne Regiment one and There were until they were guaran­ h's make known the speCIfic war refugees 10 Syna and Jord~n blamIng would be UDPortant for Europeill' went to de Gaulle's private office American Oil some American mlhtary equil?ment Justice, he said ISJ:aeli for for talks. compames to sup· a half miles (24 km) northeast of teed work, money and fOod. crossmg pomt for An announCement said aggression Thc French states to discuss theIr problems After a talk 01 more than the refugees, The Jordanian Kine once agaUl B. R Sen, an Ponhff's recommendation that the ply West Europe on an emer' Con Thien DPA reports deSPite Israel's the offiCIals said Fao Director-General, has position was described as men­ by themselves and to outline and hour, the KlOg left the palace gency der:nanded the withdrawal of Israeli approved and holy sltes of Jerusalem be placed baSIS If the need anses announcement that Arab food shipments tioning otiler considerations . In work out the ways .of their solu­ told newsmen he was "very Headquarters re­ The Israeli government saId tl"OOPS from occupied territory by the 'World Food satts- under international control 'A bill gIvmg Fuel and Power were k.H1ed, 170 said 58 Mannes Brl'e~ fugees who Programme discussing how the war ,!.ioJ1.,Jlllith..due-.regard t\~g~' He _~f!!. were wounded and World News IR have lied to the eas' theY WIll announce duqng July (WF:P). a body JofntlY started. for the aC7. ttd;ded ge Gaulle "has The 32·vear-old King was me~t- Mmlster Rlcpard Marsh powers 27 are missIng The North II. tern bank of the ~ponsored The entire French delegation tual situation always had the Viet· Jordan river the condItIons fg£ retur..... They by FAO and the United on the contment." kindness to be my 109 the French preSident alone "to control temporarIly the sup­ name.., dead were placed WIll be Nations attended the meeting Kosygm friend and at 83 MOSCOW, July 4. (Reuter).- ,NEW DELHI, July 4, (Reuter). allowed to return to their have alreaay -said that refugees in the stressed that the So: that of the Arab people, apart from an Interpreter ply. acqUISitIOn and consumption On Monday US Headquarters reo homes m the Israeli The anhouncement Kremlm vIet-French I explaIned to Oen de A group of meo who dumped 30 Indian Presll;!ent Zakir Hussain occupIed ter­ WIll be reqUIred to prove pre­ saId rice, talks m Moscow a • Gaulle our of hquld fuel" was formally pre­ ported Ihat a large enemy force rItory west of beans, drlcd Earlier the French year ago sltuahon and our problem. was kilogrammes (66 Ibs.) ot cyanide arrived back in New Delhi Mon­ Jordan thousands VIOUS residence on the west bank skimmed milk, vege.­ leaders laId had opened "a new I Itsten­ sented to the House of Commons spotted by air observers movmg of Arabs table oil, Bugar a wreath chapter ed to hIS oplOlOns, and poison into the river Kura and day after an elght-day lied on Sunday from and the Israelis WIll have to 'sa' and tea would be at the tomb of the un­ in the relations between hIS counsels It would remalD m force until three miles (4 8 km ) north. viSIt to thIS sent to known and hiS adVIce on Ethiopian T of Con then walked off with bag-loads of Canada. area tlsfy themselves that returnees feed 100,000 displaced per' soldier, just off Red the USSR and France As a re­ all these ques­ ,oops June 30, 1968 although Marsh Thien. Most of them sons 10 Bnd ano~r Square. Deputy Premier sult of these tions " dead fish have receIved senten- He was welcomed at the came from the are not a security risk. , !OO,QOo. Vladi­ talks between Leo' anSwerIng a Questioner made Marme artillery batteries opened aJr­ area in Jordan for a mir KiolllD nid The Kmg did not go IOta detaJl ces up to live years' deprivation port by Prune MInIster Mrs. between Jerusalem and He· In Amman, thIS was seen as a period of three represented the So­ Brezhnev. Nikolai PodgorllY, Ente, Sudan plam hIs bellef the current up and reported killIng 50 of tbe In­ bron. months, In addilion, Viets. myself and Hussein, who arrIved in Pans dIS' of freedom In TbiUsL . dIra GandhI. Refugees said that Israeli catchall condItion enabllDg the wheat ftovr General de Gaulle, location IS "a short-term Inter' enemy In lrutIal barrages and later troops had WIll be ..nl to Jordan, FAO broad tram London Mond&y after headmg KHARTOUM. The convIcted men were also seized all food stores, Israehs to prevent the return of said agreement was reached on July 5. repeatedly urged mhabitants Fifteen people drowned Pictou In reply said these were was sent to Ethiopia's Em· Nasser's charges Vietnamese mamtained heavy pres­ dr0p­ . (Connnued from not He is now preparing another rcwrt In two work Jordan's case, with de Gaulle peror Halle Selassle that the two Privote Enterprise ped them into the sea 45 page I) to leave theIr homes. accidents yesterday, useful talks, by President western countnes had sure Monday With thunderous big m1nntes "f have no douht that the meet· on the food needs of the Umted Arab He had expressed gralltude at the Ismail Azhan at Sudan helped Is­ earlier. No offiCial Fourteen Pompldou declared as regards two days rael Win last gun barrages and a surprise ambush mgs that will aId has been il1ven Republic followmg 'a survey people were swept French PreSident's attitude month's war (Continued from page 3) be held on the oc­ to help at the o\,r bIlateral relations, we at the ago, would not comment on reports that raked a lOO-vehlcle casIOn them cross the River lOVitahon of that a way by the swift water of the are climax oC the Middle London Bnd WashlOgton dent.. South best accomplIshed through mutual of my visit will enable us Jordan. government. able to ehmmate dIfficulties and East crISIS that EthlOplah troops had penetrated Vietnamese convoy. WAS,HINGTON. July 4, (AP) to make progress in It IS only after they The Schwarzenberg mlssion PauJsher River near BUJ1e A.... In Rome. the Jordaman embassy IOtO Sudanese als of Nasser's accusations thus underst:u1dmg, conSUltation, and co· our projects 10 reach overcrowded to approach 8 solutIon to some prob' territory Flrst reports said four South -Phlhpptne VIce PreSIdent Fer. the mterests of both Amman that Syna and Jordan worked wilh dullah.wben the ferry eable snap­ Tuesday announced Kmg Hussein At the far have failed to brmg about a operatIon .. countries We they All unpreeedenteo eut In the the lems United NatIOns 10 New resumptIOn Vietnamese soldiers rando Lopez saId Monday dIscern In are gIven help. UN Relief ped. Only one body bas been will meet Pope Paul VI In ot oil flow lWre killeq and Pnnce Bernard of the Nether· that this not only a m~tual price of Shah Pasand vegetable and Works Agency Geor~es Pompldou a private York Sudanese Prime MInIster about !O wounded just north 01 eI\l11lnatton of nce llhortage. benetll. but In BeIrut the head of the Um­ (UNRWA) the Internatlonal re<'Overed. a report from Mah­ noted that audience Thursday Moh~mmed A mOle tangled ·sltuatlOn. thre' the lands SaId "To meeL the popuJa- IS also a possibility of olL Red "the all-slded exchange Ahmed Mahgoub demed Hal Van pass on the maln the key to solution of most estabhshipg ted NatIOns agency IuindIlng Cross end other moud Raql. capital of Kaplaa pr0.­ between It was reported that atenmg the Bntlsh WIth shortage north- hon explOSIOn we have a knowledge of closer contacts between Shah Pasand-the best veget· relief organisations our HusselO a Khartoum report that 6,000 EthIO­ south Hlghway hls' country's Arab refugee problems It found. vince, says. A two countrIes has become would diSCUSS with of petrol IS developmg m explosion. We must use it". He problems. and pre­ our p,eQples which will permit us to urged able 011 available. according to the FAO peddler bathing Pope Paul the pian troops had Invaded his country Nige­ The estimated dicted that Monday that JordanIans announcement, In the wider" ria About ten per 300 enemy troops, forecast a vast lDcrease in the use new strams of so-cal· know each other better and to hYing Shah Pasand-taoty, that. some '.loo,ooo Kabul River near Barlkot cent of Bo­ before spnngmg led In terrItorY overrun healthy, displaced sUpped taIn's crude OIl the ambUsh. blew of synthetIC foods and synthetIc fla­ "miracle nce" will be deve' strengthen tradItional respect and by the Is· and dependable. persons needed food in Into deep water. He died comes from there a large raeh army and a cutoff of supphes hole 10 the road with com· vours to adapt them to local loped by 1969 or sooner frtendshlp This IS the best example stay In theIr homes You thc Damascus arca More than 75 haU an bour later at the haspJ­ in the tastes ean bny your Shah Pa· near future mand-detonatod mmes that halted The Pnnce gave Lopez said that by becommg we could give to all and at the and not flee across the Jordan vegetsb~e per cent of these were ~ald to be tal after a baker's apprentllee would make rabon· as examples fish River sand 011 from all shops Artillery mg here protem concentrates and ammo self·sufficlent In nee productIon, same Ume the best ~ay to assert women and children pulled hlm oot of water UDeODS· Brazil Expresses Rocket Barrages lOevltable The complIcatIOns aCids DOW made m Holland and the Ph,ltpptnes Will be able to peace on the entire European con­ c10us. flow from tment ., Nigella's foods produced by yeasts and bac· save up to $70 mllhon ~ year Views On Treaty Hit US Marine Base Near mternal polItIcal CriSIS. ferIa feedlOg on petroleum and now spent on Importillg r/Jce. Accordmg to AP, Kosygm, m his DMZ focuSSlOg On the bId of the Eas· natural carboD SOurces speech, referred to the Soviet UnIOn tern region ~ to break away and MISRI K,ABAB Congo Officials SAIGON, (AP).~ Welther Forecast Sir Paul Chambers of Bntam TOKYO, July 4, (AP) -Japane· and France as Uthe largest European RESTAURANT In Algiers [)n Nonproliferation July 5, set up as the mdependent state powers" and declared Welcome Entrenched North Vietnamese troops of Blafra ThiS said that "the best way Ul which to se ForeIgn Mmlster Takeo Mlkl customers to enjoy excellent and delicious Kababs. unleashed artillery and IS where two­ "We Menu rocket barrages Wednesday thirds aSSist underdt!Veloped countries IS to left Monday for Bangkok to at­ believe that It would be very Includes: Seek Tshombe's on the US. Marine base at Dong Ua of Nigerian 011 output IS Sides throughout the Important Extradition GENEVA. July 5, (AP) -Bra­ and the Navy river concentrated country accept thelr goods ill normal trade tend the second mmlsterial me­ for European states to Misrl Kabab (Egyptian), SheshUk port facility jllsl below the demlUtarised zone. Relations between diSCUSS by Kabab, Ground. ALGIERS, July 5, (AP).­ ZIl saId Tuesday It WIll refuse to breakaway when they are competitive. A se· eting of the Asian and PacifIC themselves the problems Meat Kabab. Roasted RIbs, The Congo's Attorney .Blafra and Federal wID be clear. Kabul will that face them and Roasted Liver, Roasted KId­ General, Alldor Kabeya, arrived_here Tues· gIve up the right to make nu' A mllJ'ary (Lagos) have cond way is to fivesl lfl lho~e coun­ CounCIl (ASPAC) outline and work neys, Kabab. spokesman at Marme mlssmg They claimed to have killed government leaders are dust and strong out ways Roast Chicken. Roast Fish, KaShmlrl Kabab, day at the head of a delegation seeking the extradition clear deVices for peacefUl pur- Headquarters worsenmg winds in the late trIes to take full advantage of low The three-dljY meetlDg starts to solve them With due Roasted of former m Da Nang said; 150 83 North VJetnamese. afternoon. YesterdaY regard for the Oysters and Turkt'y Kabab. Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe. poses-"unless all natlOns rep rounds 140 l Farah was labour costs In enterpnses WhlCh Wednesday real situatIOn on our at mm rockets and" •105, Tuesday's action broke out the contlnenl .. Drinks, hot and cold. also served There were some \\ldicatlons nounce the manufacture of nu· as two warmest region 01 the count· are baSically econonuc" terday as the lJIYsterY passenger mm artillery were fired at the 10­ battalions ot Marines " Kababs of that the Algertan olear explOSIves of were moving ry wIth a high of 42 C, 10'1 F. Sir Paul urged for the good all varieties are prepared to order as well. goverrunent -on the hijacked flIght whIch took any kind, ei- land nver faCIlity at 2 am north of Adress: was ther for toward the DMZ 10 efforts to Adenese Wake Up developed and underdeveloped ANSARI WAn not entIrely unanimous on Tshombe to Algena Friday. peaceful or weapons An hour and a halt later a coun­ Ihe Congole.. purpose:;." dozen fet.over several bodies from fighting Tbe temperature In Kabui tries alike a further !reelOg Opti~ism CHAR RAUl SEDARAT demand A well-Informed source rounds of arllilery wer~ fired al the Sunda) at of the Industrial Fields In Tshombe. sald 9:30 a.m. was 25 C, 77 F...... channels of mternational trade and UAR under death sen· Tshombe was accompllllled on the big Manne base a Dong Ha, killing By Sound Of tence In the Congo (Kinshasa), Ambassador A. F Azeredo da two Manne and They had moved less than a mile YesterdaY's temperatures: Investment (Coned !TCYm flight from Iblza. Spain. by three SilveIra, chIef Brazlllan delegate I woundmg three "aoe 2) was kIdnapped FrIday whIle more from Con Thien when the I~admg The ItaUan delegate said' "The (Continued from page 3) ThIS IS tbe crux of the fly. Belgians and a Swiss apart hom Arab-Isra­ ZENITH LEATHER WORKS Ing hetween two ~panish to the 17-natton disarmament The f,enSltlve sector Ju~t battalion camt under heavy artll. Bagpipes Kabul eXistence of effiCIent pnvate firms IS eli conflict, LTD. Med,· his two Spanish bodyguards below 31C lZC as Nasser repeatedly and conference. challenged the nu- lery, mortar and automatic lOdlspensable It the state 18 to pur- Brlhsh~ ten anean ,slands and dehvered the Bntlsh thc.'!7th.. parallel demlillartsed ZOne weapons ADEN. July 5 (AP) -ScoltJsh 88F 53F were The first radial flow emphaSIsed a (ew hours be­ The crew, . clear powers .to give up lire sue Us own development goals. only name you can remember for suitcases, to securuy forces at an makIng lias been the scene ot almost can soldiers who reocc~Pled Kandahar 39C 24C gas turbme to tty was BTH to Wh1t­ fore the flghting began Xl is still Algerian nuclear deVices Crater dur­ whether briefcases, and proposed the tmuous fighllllg 01 The fighlmg was so close the ing the usmg the claSSIC Instruments tic's desJgn the first axial-ft.:>w the crux. as Mahmoud ladies handbags and all sorts of leather airfield Although the Brussels govern­ I shelling SlOce ntght Without a smgle casu­ 102F 75F of economiC Fawzi said goods settIng up .of a smgle interna- last Sunday. Immediately their air power policy or by relying up. gas turbine by Metropohtan~Vickers recently in the But offiCials of the Algerian ment says It has-.not and alty. ilwoke the Arab popuiattIon al Bent 34C UC And if Israel will capital. been offi' tlonal orgamsatlon With exclu- Marines were unable on plannmg as weU at ForeIgn MInIstry have sought clally-mformed S1Ve to summon dawn Tuesday With a mighty skJrl 93F 70F Manchester translate her professions of magnan­ to hy Algena of authority to manufacture .Tuesday. near Con Thten, artillery "The expenence ot recent years Repairs and orders accepted. assure foreIgn US of bagpipes ,PiaYlng The N. Salang 12 UK IS the pioneers ot hovercraft, Inuty rnto an "amende honorable" dIplomats and the names of the three BelgIans, nuclear explOSives u that no Marines Barren C 2C actually shows so and North . Vietnamese But the Americans I1'ftlVed back Rocks at Aden" us that particularly which have an exccptional for the Palestme refugees, Please note our new address: newsmen that Algeria had noth­ the preSs and other sources seem nation would retam the legal ~e 53 F 36F In every clashed agam as Mannes sought about 200 yards and Its first development phases, the speed. They have mg to do WIth kldnappmg to agrea on and and Jet .fighter­ Every where the Arabs looked Ghaznl 32C lSC been delivered to other Issue WIll be negotiable Then, Opposite Municipality and theIr identities materIal capabIlity of to remove the remamder ot bombers plastered state can act as nn enterorlse in a many parts (Sharwal1)' Bldg. would SUbmIt Tshombe's roducing them theIr the area with there were moo of the Argyll and 89F 59F of the world, In 1967 as FawZl put II, "ali the Middle East extradi­ But the Swiss passenger is nam­ P ,. dead from a fierce battle three days bombs and timely and efficient way, aloneside Mohammad Jan Khan tion napalm untll mghtfall Sutherland highlanders and high on . four WIlt be produced. each carrymg. countries can join in Dl"king the Watt. to some kind of judiCIal pro­ ed only as Fontainas, and there earher .. private enterprise,_~even He flrmly rejected As night came, the Marmes were alty, awoke in sectors 254 passengers and ;30 cars at area an celjure the information a United SimUltaneously arllllery duels the Arab populatipn at , 70 \lsset instead of a liability on hiro ends. States proposal stili atternptlng to extract several mstItute , other than those tradlUonaly assign- knots to Some reports saId that any nation fiared acro~ th~ DMZ tha, their drum and pipes band peace. Egypt wanta peace ,but not a group of Nothing more is known about his sepa. dead Only two of the bodies ed to the public authorities In Excluding ~ needIng nuclear deVIces for rates North and of men They could be seen for mil~s as hovercraft.. UK bOB led at any price" THE INDIA ASSOCIATION French·speaking countries m Identity or-the reason for hfs pre­ pu~poses South Vietnam 'The killed Tuesday saymg this we must remember that the KABUL peaceful should only be Nortn had been recovered they stood armed sllfl' led by Pipe . world in vertical take-off air­ But if, Israel refuses not aU the new­ West Afnca Were urging French sence on the plane which 11Ind­ VIetnamese unleashed several by late evenIng the state can underfake certaiQ pro· craft, able to obtam them through' the barrages Major Kennethe Robmson and 10 the new bllod·looding found realism In Cairo can produce Presents a cultural pro~mme Presldeot Charles de Gaulle to. ed Tshpmbe. in Algeria. trom mSlde both North North Jects In the /leld for the benefit of nu,lear powers VIetnamese troops barras­ Total Arab casualties dunna: of productlon which system a settlement and IsraeL ,will' remain. Atgha~ mtercede on Tshombe's behalf. Meanwhile a high Vietnam and the DMZ For the first the are not profitable in the Red Crescent Society. Belgian gov' "In our view, a sed the Mannes WJth sporapic smper night were reported tb,e short run In this article mORth~ ma- an armed ghetto surrounded But an Algerian . ernment treat,. aimed at ome. they fired rockets on Dong Ha to be one man but are needed by em· government official denied a claim the prevention," of ~e Ore that slowed their recovery ef­ shot dead and if the industriahsa.. Jor developments have been bIltered neighbours. statement proilferati9D dUring daylight hours two wounded The hoo In due course saId Monday Algena by the OffiCllI.! Congolese . radIO of fot ts There were shll many bodies dead process is to be set in motion, dealt with It would tedl~ nuclear 'Weapons or rather a The new fighting erupted man was reported to have run by be ftercer Arab coul'sels 01 ~ kind would n\!ver be swayed by such that 200 mercenaries h!ld gather­ Just trom Sunday's fighting that remaJn­ having the entire (;ommunity ous to recite the almost tour.t~ treaty designed Ito preyent non- south ot the DMZ Bnd refused to stop ,wqen the currently being dlspeiued by Algeria foreign mtervention. ed m Brussels ready to fly to and one and a ed to be recovered sllPport the cost. But aSide from less J?rl'ducts In whl~h and AT KABUL nuclear countries ever-attaining half miles (24km) Argylls were making Q hou~to­ ~cepUonal Brltam have Syria mIght then prevan. NENDARY THEATRE Reports from Paris said famed Kmshasll to ·rescue Tshombe northeas' ot the The Mannes also reported fin4ing sl1qallon.,. Of,- ~J,>- led and ~tUI.I~ading \Vorl~. Th~ the CJlpability of making such Marine Co~, house search on a key road are the stage would then be..,t tor French criroinal lawyer Rene should he be outpost at Thien The North VJetnamese equipment ilona! Period., aDY a,.cYi''!' W~h ,Britain extradIted frOlll AI· weapeen asked to seek gena. Withheld reports ot the anh-tank weapons and .. .. the .tate as an enterp~ • flar~$l .. have tp Pl'Ohlbit those countries casualues automatic London, 600 troops With atmoured . exporter' 9f agncll1tural -round. Wbatever the r1iks or Tshombe's release. "Accordmg they sut'tered m Tuesday's and lndlvldual weapons on ARIANA CINBIIIA that ts judged needful jII/~ dsetul l'tractOrs, to pohce 1'\lports from manufactunng nuclear ex· the bat· cars went In to occupy hall of the commerl'ial road vehicles. consequences, the Arabs cannot and A neuter report from Brussels fightmg In the tlghllng Suoday and tie field Among them At 2 5. 7:30 IIDd 9 30 p.m for the community should be qaken July 8 and 9, from 6 to 8 p.m..For there IS absolutely no sign of allY plos,ves intended for peaceful was a new -Crater district, which tor the woollen text1les, cotton y:OtO and wllJ not abandon the cause of their tickets contact sdid a Swiss Monday the Mannes had lost at rocket launcher, past Ame;lcan film In Fani NIGHT- along the normal lines of manage-- the Indian citizen elllerg<:d yes- such gathermg," the official said exploits," he saId. an advanced So· two weeks had been thread, cbina day, rubber tyres exlled brothen of Pale.tlne embassy, telephone 22344: least 08 dead. 289 wounded and 27 viet type in the hands of MARE IN THE SUN ment In a private enterprise" weapon • Arab natIonalists. and ubes. telegraph and telephones (THE BUNDAY Tn.mS) ~mbers: At. 40 Non - members: At. 80 , JULY 5, 11167

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'By ~;Stalr Writer Under lhe heading What Kind of Peace 'rttetalit Islam of Herat dis cused the aftermath of the war in the Middle E:ast The paper says IIlllI It shouid be recalied that Israel! lorces de.lllte the fact that the Umtetl Nations SecurIty Council had called tor a ceasetire and the Arab nations which were defend lRg themselves against Israeli agg ression had accepted the United Nations demand tsraeh forces con tanued flghtmg unlal tbey achIeved predetermmed objectives The paper says that although now from a mJlitary point at view peace has been established in the Middle East what the Israelis are The need for national parks in Afghanis domg agamst Arabs living in areas tan IS felt urgently The number of parks at occupied by Israel as the result ot presenl m the city IS hm.ted Even in terms aggressIOn has become a well cs of area one cannot say that these parks meet tsbUshed fact throughout the world In fact ..,be best wouLd be for The most Inhuman treatmcl)t o[ mternaltonal standards They an: too small something like the Indian lmd Ihe mankind now occurs in the Middle and worse sometlmes odd constructions stand Ottman empires to be restored 81 East says Ute/aQI Islam nght In the middle of a park Bot these parks though without foreign domination Almost 8 monlh has passed since are put to good use and our young people find Unfortunately in the past such em israel slarted its aggression agafnst them the most appropflate place to meet pires were established by congues Arab states the world still demands fflends go for walks and play Indeed it would he rash to say that the Immediate Withdrawal at Israeli NatlOna!. parks are dltTerent from city or the fislon sys~m has cost Jess in forces The Securiy Council untor town parks They are located outs.de the main bloodshed Dnd oppression than Ihe tunately due to a negative stand towns are very large m area and offer many European system one CDn only say adopted by certain nations was un that It flts ASlon societies better able to demand the Israelis with facllltlcs to the public Special areas are ear con Technicians attending classes (above) Plactlcal work IS part of the programmt In (below) draw their forces to points where marked fOl cdmpmg and sports courts are l a os OPt vc..n the World Wei 1 sa s 0 carnesl hope IS that co lake there pro\ldes a remarkably pretty piC conclus ons knowledgeable that from three to five mert are boosted as the repol t wenl out 10 I [1 1 J! Wimbledon smce the Wimbledon 1~ We ~ht Chn I posh p [0 tht ntr £>s h dA m t b(' standard ture and the surroundmg hllls and the scener} Along WIlli our elTort to mcrease the num SOUl ces say 1 .... wounded for each dead Ahd by radIO lrom compa~ to bat champ onsh ps started-no less than Ih I 1 e. Su day stapp nS A d g h 5 Ira ers Manl? tearers 01 J st cc n the vDrld w II ber of parks we should also see that once the One answer they belle-ve IW thl! :Vl~t{Cong have lost some 58 games helow the darn are added assets to the site talIon to bngade and diVISion I aile ge va Rumos ir the cons mplo r os lo several h IOd real se that all the Arabs want IS thal Amencan and allIed Units 65000 by 'desertion accordfng to There IS no doubt that Kargha .s one of the parks are establtshed they are not encroached A US Army adv.sor made Bill Bowrey and Owen Dav s Avs fo rth ro d f tht r ~ched led IS red~ mArks a month j st ce {or 15m II on Arabs who most outstandmg scemc areas m the country upon It IS most d.sheartenlng to see that tile sometImes lOflated the number offiCIal figures this comment on one stOry based trahans eventually beat Mark Cox ere or ven l t of thetr homes 2fl Lump10g all these figures the r nd uo t And weekend crowds show how popular It IS only pari. III Share Nan IS gradually shrinking of enemy troops kIlled and On offiCial figures released by the and Roger Taylor of Bntam 10 11 ears ag Onl.. n Ih sway w I Vlet Cong casualties could total The P ertu R en I u ha np on and parts of II have been taken for dlfferen~ counted 111 the battlefield U S Command concernmg an ac thtrd round men 5 doubles match LOST PIGEONS there be 3 J st and lastang peace hut the present restaurant .s too small to meet I rought lie (. 0 J of 2fi 000 to t6 ~ The other answer IS that the about two mllhon ThiS does tlon In whIch h. partICIpated 6-1 6-2 30-28-but t vasn t n the M ddle East says the news the demand And although there suffiCient purposes-to house a petrol station for Insbnce. feet ea I)' n the f 1 rtl 0 nd \\ hpo wal IS so v1rulent and IS grow not count those kdled unseen br I would lIke to say that II s Ich a grJilelUng exper eDce as the 11 e 0 al sport of p geen raCing paper It says that Atghan ston as room for expansIon stcps have not yet been Bllt the mumclpallty s step to demolish the I (' Roo ed R os lh a smash g 109 so rapIdly that far more artIllery and US bombers hIt­ :c all out" Vlctories are InaCCura score indIcated The match had hit dlsas(p Monday w th the JOS& an earnest supporter of IOternelion I aken to enlarge it tv ,lis of the park IS welcome conb HlI [ left 3 I r ght ha d than a 100 000 additIonal allied bng 10 North and South Viet tely reported as thiS parbcular started on Saturday bul had been of earl I 5 I) crack hom g birds: al peace and Justice and a faith To turn this site mto a nallon,,1 park we The Kabul Municipal admmlstratJon may p lches tI oops WIll be needed to con nom and Laos inCident then Its IS easJer for postponed when the th rd set scores Viti to al val e nn ng Into Cl I member of Ihe United Nat ons a Iso do well to lake steps to establish parks In must first plan to bflng greenery to some of taln the VIet Cong let aione de Arthough the 200 000 bodf me to understand how the V,et were level 12-12 bor challenger tneti thou.sands and on the baSIS of amicable ties the adJacent areas which are now barren It all the areas earmarked for the purpose It Is feat them count figure IS called accurate Cong umts can suffer often elt hi'S b go nl w th lhe people of Arab ('ountTles may not be a very d.fficult task Some years lime parks al e laid JD the Karte Seh Pal' A large number of high levei offiCially senIOr US officers III deCimating casualties and stili TOUGH GRIND tOt 'f. gave him 1 he mISsing plgeons--three o[ wants Israel to unj:Jo tts naked ag ago Baghe Bala was also barren Now ,t is onc wall Mama Sayed Noor Mohammad Shab sources beheve both answers SaIgon and lo the Pentagof> wage effecttve warfare he hen 0 vned by Queen EI zabeth 11 resslon It wants the Issue of the of the most beautiful green s.tes near Kabul Mama and other such areas This Is a most are correct In vamng degrees have privately VOIced dOuot4. wrote Nevertheless It was a laugh -we e released (rom Lerwlck ID Middle East to be solved perman Some plantmg has been done already 1D the urgent step as our growing youth population OffiCIal stallshcs show thiS One three star general SaId he In tact semor US officers m grmd 10 the steamy heat of the No the Shetland Islands last Tuesday enlly with justice for people whos£> Kargha area and as one dflves there onc sees needs parks to move Into from the streets, and PIcture of the seven year old alwllYs cuts bocly-eount totals eluding General WillIam C West 1 courl and lasted nearly 9U m n K I g George V cup race-th~ r ghcs have been trampled as the cUy looks untidy without parks war by a half or more A Pentagon moreland the US Commander con nutes before the Austrahans clinCh KEPT HIM GUESSING .. ta t vent of Br hsh p geon racing The Herat! newspaper also lauds bushes of Dowers all along the route source saId bOdy count had ed matters alter game aftel game A p tn to convert the area mto a natIonal In the new pa~ we should also tty to ba~ The Viet Cong were Ieckoned tess mabIltty to exglain how the Onlv 241 f the 1732 entrants the speedy and prompt aehon b,} to have 5 000 full and part time beeR el rd!; One of the race orgamsers lars colleague for the claIms made leadership and flgbtmg Spirit are Bnton won In three sets 1(' 1 0 I lOl t Chibam on to help In thIs human tartan and India s Ramnatban Knsht18n and sa I We ve had "Some bad ) ears The 200000 dead clallDed 10 OR behalf of hIS UOlt and then excephonal and J.Ulbroken though MOB) religiOUS cause WE'll b t we ran t remember t\\ 0 as bad American and South ViCtna confessed that such things in HonolUlu recently he claimed JaldeeD MukerJea scored a I he trlC'k, F Itprno kept Taka 1"ehad pubhshed n Bae-hlan to "OME PRESS AT A GLANCE earned sets vlctorj over West Ger s th s occasIOn the editOrial hoped tonal says It lS very unlikely that mese offiCial statistics represent were often neceSsary Ihat their mor((Je has fallen of late a g e~s n... n the en ro n~ls northern Afghamstan n a recent Ali the premier dalltes of the mons Ingo B dUlg and W Ihelm h r ghl a 1 left hook feints then ed tOrlal discusses the progress ach that the United States as a they 1 ke the pnson so much that less than ha\! of what normally Several lactors of the ,"flu From 1960 to mid 1965 the Soulh e theory is that the birds ral Bungert 10 a second lound lJlen s o cap.tai yesterday carned lead great power would make use of the) resort to a cr me which \5 sure could be expe(:ted to be the real e'lct: claJlp'~ ml\de.. One IS pres Vietnamese army suffered about s("o Ilg r£>~eaterlh With straights eved so far in fight ng 1Ilfteracy In stJ""'ft~~on'i!s doubles match at the W mbled{, to sea fog soon after their release ng articles and edltot 181s on ts good offices and nfluence In 10 send them back there casualtIes senIOr US officers t1ial"wt11 show I uka ama liter countered With Another said that they rna,} have the country 11 says that more cohe the nccaSlon of July 4th the \ arId afIa rs to bnng peace In A more log cal explanat on there have sa d ThIS IS because they thlUgS are gOing well 10 VIet (Conrd P"~t! 41 champIOnships 0 I Saturday lent and coordinated schemes should The Ind nns won by 6-2 3 6 h d bod, bIll s to "low p Reyes h t enste 1 v nds whkh some anniverS31 Y of the Untted the Middle East and ensure fOfe lies n the fact that human be be ndertaken speC' ally n fight n~ nOt') r\" I ~ II S I est ro nd ('a ne 0 the e ghth t n es pset II e n slenous homing Slates deC?laraUon of lndepen the return of Arab telntOry gs ge eral Ind teenagels 6--'-4 6-3 Knshnan "leak ser Ihterac) among the older (>Coplt... Vlie made the Indians vunerablE' \ he I he.: shifted I a fil rr) of Instinct dence now under TsraelJ occupatiOJl. pari <.l~lar are lat laH) lI1chned to The paper says that a 1 a thor t) s n

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'By ~;Stalr Writer Under lhe heading What Kind of Peace 'rttetalit Islam of Herat dis cused the aftermath of the war in the Middle E:ast The paper says IIlllI It shouid be recalied that Israel! lorces de.lllte the fact that the Umtetl Nations SecurIty Council had called tor a ceasetire and the Arab nations which were defend lRg themselves against Israeli agg ression had accepted the United Nations demand tsraeh forces con tanued flghtmg unlal tbey achIeved predetermmed objectives The paper says that although now from a mJlitary point at view peace has been established in the Middle East what the Israelis are The need for national parks in Afghanis domg agamst Arabs living in areas tan IS felt urgently The number of parks at occupied by Israel as the result ot presenl m the city IS hm.ted Even in terms aggressIOn has become a well cs of area one cannot say that these parks meet tsbUshed fact throughout the world In fact ..,be best wouLd be for The most Inhuman treatmcl)t o[ mternaltonal standards They an: too small something like the Indian lmd Ihe mankind now occurs in the Middle and worse sometlmes odd constructions stand Ottman empires to be restored 81 East says Ute/aQI Islam nght In the middle of a park Bot these parks though without foreign domination Almost 8 monlh has passed since are put to good use and our young people find Unfortunately in the past such em israel slarted its aggression agafnst them the most appropflate place to meet pires were established by congues Arab states the world still demands fflends go for walks and play Indeed it would he rash to say that the Immediate Withdrawal at Israeli NatlOna!. parks are dltTerent from city or the fislon sys~m has cost Jess in forces The Securiy Council untor town parks They are located outs.de the main bloodshed Dnd oppression than Ihe tunately due to a negative stand towns are very large m area and offer many European system one CDn only say adopted by certain nations was un that It flts ASlon societies better able to demand the Israelis with facllltlcs to the public Special areas are ear con Technicians attending classes (above) Plactlcal work IS part of the programmt In (below) draw their forces to points where marked fOl cdmpmg and sports courts are l a os OPt vc..n the World Wei 1 sa s 0 carnesl hope IS that co lake there pro\ldes a remarkably pretty piC conclus ons knowledgeable that from three to five mert are boosted as the repol t wenl out 10 I [1 1 J! Wimbledon smce the Wimbledon 1~ We ~ht Chn I posh p [0 tht ntr £>s h dA m t b(' standard ture and the surroundmg hllls and the scener} Along WIlli our elTort to mcrease the num SOUl ces say 1 .... wounded for each dead Ahd by radIO lrom compa~ to bat champ onsh ps started-no less than Ih I 1 e. Su day stapp nS A d g h 5 Ira ers Manl? tearers 01 J st cc n the vDrld w II ber of parks we should also see that once the One answer they belle-ve IW thl! :Vl~t{Cong have lost some 58 games helow the darn are added assets to the site talIon to bngade and diVISion I aile ge va Rumos ir the cons mplo r os lo several h IOd real se that all the Arabs want IS thal Amencan and allIed Units 65000 by 'desertion accordfng to There IS no doubt that Kargha .s one of the parks are establtshed they are not encroached A US Army adv.sor made Bill Bowrey and Owen Dav s Avs fo rth ro d f tht r ~ched led IS red~ mArks a month j st ce {or 15m II on Arabs who most outstandmg scemc areas m the country upon It IS most d.sheartenlng to see that tile sometImes lOflated the number offiCIal figures this comment on one stOry based trahans eventually beat Mark Cox ere or ven l t of thetr homes 2fl Lump10g all these figures the r nd uo t And weekend crowds show how popular It IS only pari. III Share Nan IS gradually shrinking of enemy troops kIlled and On offiCial figures released by the and Roger Taylor of Bntam 10 11 ears ag Onl.. n Ih sway w I Vlet Cong casualties could total The P ertu R en I u ha np on and parts of II have been taken for dlfferen~ counted 111 the battlefield U S Command concernmg an ac thtrd round men 5 doubles match LOST PIGEONS there be 3 J st and lastang peace hut the present restaurant .s too small to meet I rought lie (. 0 J of 2fi 000 to t6 ~ The other answer IS that the about two mllhon ThiS does tlon In whIch h. partICIpated 6-1 6-2 30-28-but t vasn t n the M ddle East says the news the demand And although there suffiCient purposes-to house a petrol station for Insbnce. feet ea I)' n the f 1 rtl 0 nd \\ hpo wal IS so v1rulent and IS grow not count those kdled unseen br I would lIke to say that II s Ich a grJilelUng exper eDce as the 11 e 0 al sport of p geen raCing paper It says that Atghan ston as room for expansIon stcps have not yet been Bllt the mumclpallty s step to demolish the I (' Roo ed R os lh a smash g 109 so rapIdly that far more artIllery and US bombers hIt­ :c all out" Vlctories are InaCCura score indIcated The match had hit dlsas(p Monday w th the JOS& an earnest supporter of IOternelion I aken to enlarge it tv ,lis of the park IS welcome conb HlI [ left 3 I r ght ha d than a 100 000 additIonal allied bng 10 North and South Viet tely reported as thiS parbcular started on Saturday bul had been of earl I 5 I) crack hom g birds: al peace and Justice and a faith To turn this site mto a nallon,,1 park we The Kabul Municipal admmlstratJon may p lches tI oops WIll be needed to con nom and Laos inCident then Its IS easJer for postponed when the th rd set scores Viti to al val e nn ng Into Cl I member of Ihe United Nat ons a Iso do well to lake steps to establish parks In must first plan to bflng greenery to some of taln the VIet Cong let aione de Arthough the 200 000 bodf me to understand how the V,et were level 12-12 bor challenger tneti thou.sands and on the baSIS of amicable ties the adJacent areas which are now barren It all the areas earmarked for the purpose It Is feat them count figure IS called accurate Cong umts can suffer often elt hi'S b go nl w th lhe people of Arab ('ountTles may not be a very d.fficult task Some years lime parks al e laid JD the Karte Seh Pal' A large number of high levei offiCially senIOr US officers III deCimating casualties and stili TOUGH GRIND tOt 'f. gave him 1 he mISsing plgeons--three o[ wants Israel to unj:Jo tts naked ag ago Baghe Bala was also barren Now ,t is onc wall Mama Sayed Noor Mohammad Shab sources beheve both answers SaIgon and lo the Pentagof> wage effecttve warfare he hen 0 vned by Queen EI zabeth 11 resslon It wants the Issue of the of the most beautiful green s.tes near Kabul Mama and other such areas This Is a most are correct In vamng degrees have privately VOIced dOuot4. wrote Nevertheless It was a laugh -we e released (rom Lerwlck ID Middle East to be solved perman Some plantmg has been done already 1D the urgent step as our growing youth population OffiCIal stallshcs show thiS One three star general SaId he In tact semor US officers m grmd 10 the steamy heat of the No the Shetland Islands last Tuesday enlly with justice for people whos£> Kargha area and as one dflves there onc sees needs parks to move Into from the streets, and PIcture of the seven year old alwllYs cuts bocly-eount totals eluding General WillIam C West 1 courl and lasted nearly 9U m n K I g George V cup race-th~ r ghcs have been trampled as the cUy looks untidy without parks war by a half or more A Pentagon moreland the US Commander con nutes before the Austrahans clinCh KEPT HIM GUESSING .. ta t vent of Br hsh p geon racing The Herat! newspaper also lauds bushes of Dowers all along the route source saId bOdy count had ed matters alter game aftel game A p tn to convert the area mto a natIonal In the new pa~ we should also tty to ba~ The Viet Cong were Ieckoned tess mabIltty to exglain how the Onlv 241 f the 1732 entrants the speedy and prompt aehon b,} to have 5 000 full and part time beeR el rd!; One of the race orgamsers lars colleague for the claIms made leadership and flgbtmg Spirit are Bnton won In three sets 1(' 1 0 I lOl t Chibam on to help In thIs human tartan and India s Ramnatban Knsht18n and sa I We ve had "Some bad ) ears The 200000 dead clallDed 10 OR behalf of hIS UOlt and then excephonal and J.Ulbroken though MOB) religiOUS cause WE'll b t we ran t remember t\\ 0 as bad American and South ViCtna confessed that such things in HonolUlu recently he claimed JaldeeD MukerJea scored a I he trlC'k, F Itprno kept Taka 1"ehad pubhshed n Bae-hlan to "OME PRESS AT A GLANCE earned sets vlctorj over West Ger s th s occasIOn the editOrial hoped tonal says It lS very unlikely that mese offiCial statistics represent were often neceSsary Ihat their mor((Je has fallen of late a g e~s n... n the en ro n~ls northern Afghamstan n a recent Ali the premier dalltes of the mons Ingo B dUlg and W Ihelm h r ghl a 1 left hook feints then ed tOrlal discusses the progress ach that the United States as a they 1 ke the pnson so much that less than ha\! of what normally Several lactors of the ,"flu From 1960 to mid 1965 the Soulh e theory is that the birds ral Bungert 10 a second lound lJlen s o cap.tai yesterday carned lead great power would make use of the) resort to a cr me which \5 sure could be expe(:ted to be the real e'lct: claJlp'~ ml\de.. One IS pres Vietnamese army suffered about s("o Ilg r£>~eaterlh With straights eved so far in fight ng 1Ilfteracy In stJ""'ft~~on'i!s doubles match at the W mbled{, to sea fog soon after their release ng articles and edltot 181s on ts good offices and nfluence In 10 send them back there casualtIes senIOr US officers t1ial"wt11 show I uka ama liter countered With Another said that they rna,} have the country 11 says that more cohe the nccaSlon of July 4th the \ arId afIa rs to bnng peace In A more log cal explanat on there have sa d ThIS IS because they thlUgS are gOing well 10 VIet (Conrd P"~t! 41 champIOnships 0 I Saturday lent and coordinated schemes should The Ind nns won by 6-2 3 6 h d bod, bIll s to "low p Reyes h t enste 1 v nds whkh some anniverS31 Y of the Untted the Middle East and ensure fOfe lies n the fact that human be be ndertaken speC' ally n fight n~ nOt') r\" I ~ II S I est ro nd ('a ne 0 the e ghth t n es pset II e n slenous homing Slates deC?laraUon of lndepen the return of Arab telntOry gs ge eral Ind teenagels 6--'-4 6-3 Knshnan "leak ser Ihterac) among the older (>Coplt... Vlie made the Indians vunerablE' \ he I he.: shifted I a fil rr) of Instinct dence now under TsraelJ occupatiOJl. pari <.l~lar are lat laH) lI1chned to The paper says that a 1 a thor t) s nr says Ihat It shOUld be the aUon befote al1cra'~ t!l~'lsea 41 10 70 mlOutes to give DOl VI.: hero And as ~rlme minister be Earher thiS yeaI;' a mlhtary trt But why do we need thIS fro 10 lbe water he dived into the wa mil It)'blt Thp ever be competltlng n the [072 duty 01 all people espec.ally lea S KHALIL Editor m-Chttl " In April 1961 as presiden\ of ~h~re ~ tail o['i'the aircraft was snapped otT (\ vall able support ADVERTISING RATES breakway province of Katania he used extremely unorthodox but sue bunal Fondemned the rmglead~rs zen suspensIOn? When IS 1er anc! helped passengers get to the O~ mplcs games in M n <: h ders no ...matter at what. level the} DISplay Column mch A.I iOO Telephooe 24047 on Impact and she was sent piung had b~en persuaded to attend ~ cessful methods to quell a rebel and Tshombe ill absentia to death fflctlOn between Ice and glass, hIe roft I beheve 'he captain was Another England batsman n fine may serve to revive. nurtllf1 and ClaSS//ted per Ime bDld type A.I 20 Infor{11ed sources think lt un heat IS produced and thawmg fol among the la~t perton, to be out 01 fng to th~..ppUOm ol the bay InsIde ThiS dire Pi edlctIon comes from conference in Coquilhatville a lion the.Pl~ hl~ form wa6 lett handed Surrey Qpen 'trl\{l&then local Ind!.Wtles, The (, mbnum seven hne.. peT 'nseTtlon) SHAFI~ RAHel EdUor steamIng Jungle town directly on Two Ih!i'cI. of the Cpngo "la. Ihen Itkely that Hie Kinshasa trIbunal lows The thermal conductiVIty Ihe woter that parr., tOll She strug trainer who conSIders lhe 16 er J Hendnch who htl an unde newspaper notes the advantages of gled to untasten he!: seat belt but ,year old boy one of the hottest SUBSCRIPTION RATES In the hand. ot rebelll but Tshom would have passed the death sen of glass and Ice IS almost Idenb There wa. no warning of the fc:ated taO in 127 Ilunutes onI) to larger scale lndustrles b\1t it points the equator coul~t §o~ Yearly Al 1000 other Dumber! first dial sWllchboard ;; HI. fellow AfrIcan politicians tr~ be II white mercenarl", Uberated the tence If Tshombe had actuaHy been cal thelefore only a very thin Ice Iush The- capleln could pot warn j, "lI.I!""e1 for.. ...[eason we!ehtlUling tal!'f'ls to 1ate-and end up on lOSIng Side set up alar out the nature of Afgb..an society it sqailt¥!jI, 9J1"l!J1I'tId~i®iSt!l'!'led tto "",ot oIiIy In W'GennilllY Half Yearly Af 600 Dumber 23043 24028 20026 ed to get him to relneoO)orate' Ka.­ territories and brought them back present Among aome sectlons at layel' With the poltshlng powder lhe crew or pa\sen2ers I gel at 227 10 185 minutes by Sl r which 15 composed qt amaH. coJIl = lhe Congolese People he is ,tilt r..­ thaw$. TJils enS\lres that the en Immediately after the crash pas the surface • munitles To raise the living stan - Quarterly At 300 CIrculation and Adverllnn, tonga into the former Bel~an Congo unde.1cetltral gdllertlmenl control Most of ~he survivqrs were ~ken 1 he lraIne places him fight af rey Glamogan collapsed the wm gorded as a hero and liberator ttre zQne Jlf pohshlpg IS covered ,ell2crs be~an rushllJl toward the = = coiony Tshombe ~efused aiJd he TshOmbe laler fell Into disfavour Irom the sea and the Ute raft by lei the Soviet Union s ~omd Zha n ng rt n oq the second ball of the dard 01 peopie in these small com = and was sent bac!l: to the pontlcal But precisely this Is lhe cross lrreePeclive ot Ihe form 01 gla.. lo"vard doop oi tbe a1rcr.att. (!'here munlt es in addition to improving FOREIGN ,ExtenSion C:9 waQ held at th'l local airport to­ small bonts and rescue criws whlcb botmskl and predicts that Maog last over of the qay Alan Jones gellJ~t sO(J)~ deseI;t and jnto exlla 1n Mad~ld he bears So iong aJ; the Conio and of tht: Ice ~trllment What wa' n lr",mendouR. crpwd Jammed In and Peter Walker from Johannes agncultural methods the people S40 With laurnaUslll appeared at the( sc~e of the ~rash (auld putllft thf RUSSian In no t me Yearly en~all~ It is an open .quesUan whether is In economic d£fficulUes ... there is IS more, It pecomes posSlb\!! to tl e. e and It wa. difficull tor Ihe burg provided the final fiour sh shou19 engage in small industrial EdIlOr1JJ1 Ex 24 S8 TlIl>ombe his followers some 300 yards south 9~ the tun at ail-prOVided he has proper sup - Half Yearly S 25 ~he)' In IUs Spaoillh exlle Tshombe had aiways the danger lbat PI:' '-mlghl machIne o11tical gl\lss even 'at ~lIrser i1ewud and passenger. to proj~ts at a vlllae-e level = with Ihe words" will not kill way wlthm minutes pori vlth a Ql Ick flve 31 Quarterly '15 a big chief in llu> Congo They did millions of dollars at his disposal (Collld 011 page 4) very high speed, II open the door , / PAGE 4 • Pmtlorny, Aref Achieve UK Wants Speedy 1 HOMlf-NEWSJYNJ)lmlEI1 Conclusion On ''4, p~~~llUlf~," (Qiffit8r) -.: Mdul All Kandahar1 I J':~ii't 'i~~derstonding'i. t epu,M' "'. Ul'\'!i;tfil'Ol ~UcatI01V" / The deparllnent expects 10 start \ ~ohiiiJlna'd ~ BEIRUT, July 5, (Reuter)­ ftt Aki'lihl Jed kabul work In Char1k[r shortly ThIs will II l YesteI'd11Y for Genl!va &~nd a be Ihe second c/l,y sumeyed by tjle EEC E ry tQ , SWlaa Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny aud bls official delegation left f ~!!l.9ay~ InternalJonal ~;co,l:i!erence departmen~ The first was Kabu) Baghd~d E CItocolst8 by air yesterday for Moscow after brief two day visit, B ltf~ ~~U July 5 (DPA) - )In 'eaueatlon :De1l!lJates ifom which was sumeyed in 11165 Bagbdad Radio reported 11 sore gn SeCretary' George over 100 countrJes are ex~d to Befol e boardmg his specI\l1 air the Sma, desert Brown told Ihe MInisterial Council attend • I craft Presujent Podgorny told re In Tel Aviv reports Reuter ot Western European Union (WEU) Dr Akram will {I te (lio t KABllli '1'HURSDAY, :1ULY 6, 1967 (SARATAN 14, 1346 S H) PRJ C1!o Al! J POI ters tha\ they had reached Israel yesterday alleged SYrJan las, night Brllllln wanted a speed» B nn /; th a ! 0 _be=.... _ complete understandmg on troops opened fire on an Israeh conclusion ot negollatlons on Br~ 'F~G Mgha:ls~v~~~~ ~~e the~European measures to be taken by the posllJon Monday tam s cnli'y Into Eco I tte ~1~lpa~'-' • Arab states .nd the SOVlCt The Israehs returned fire and nomic L:ommunlly • ml e to In a"semI Bayoomi Named He assured the ,"presentatives ot nar on, educatIon for nomads IMAIWANDWAL, ETEMADI Union s lole In countermg Is shots crackled across the cease I I, I nel s aggression rile lme for a few mmutes, an the six. E.;l!;C Counlru:a \ the Bntlsb -' governmen, would spare no elfort KABUL JulY 5, I (B8Jilitar) - 'two Kllled, 20 Injw'ed As I Aden Premier The two leaders also dIscussed Israeh spokesman said There Akbar~Ifi, ~p'reSl- Spain Rejects Idea Of REPORT ON UN TRIP Soviet 11 aq\ relaltons mcludmg were no casualties on the rsraeli to bring the negoUations to a suc Mohammad AirIK)rt Terrace Collapses 1 cessfuJ and speedy coacluolorl dent of the construction depart Free Vote In s,de CORFU GREECE, July 5 (AP) KABllL JulY 8 (Bakhtar)- answered questions ADEN July 6 (AP) -A pnme pohtlcal tIes and trade and cui Brown held the view that tli. ment of the MIMtr:Y: of Educa- tUI al Inks The United NalJons was nolt -The terrace of an aIrport bwld Prime Minister MohllJllD'ad Hashim The Committee on National De­ minister deSignate was Wednesday fled he said questions to bil settled befOre Brl tion, left Kill:iu110r BotUl Yester- LONDON July 5 (AP) -Spain Malwandwal accompanied by De Jence debated questions related to On tHese ISSllCS thele was cons~ptlon mg here crowded WIth onlookers ~l:Ity chosen by the unanimous decision of more than an understandIng an fn W ~shlngton the State De­ tam s admission were tew He sug day to discuss of a cheermg the arrival of King Monday offic.ally rejected a Brl Prime Minister and Foreign conscripts who have been granted the supreme council of the federal gestea a transitional perIod 10 P!'r- neW bul1dl1lg for NEiolat School bsh plan for a free vote among KINSHASA, Congo, July 6, (AP)­ Minister Nour Ahmad Etemadl yes deferments agreement the SovIet PreSI pal 4ttent saId IYIonday that three Constantme and hIs baby daugh Foreign mercenaries have been d1'i!Ppe(l by parachute over tbe government ot South Arabia lnfotm mit mutuaNidaptatlon to the circum With FRG aId G.braltanans to deCIde the dIS lerday appear"'1 betore the Woled The preSident and members of the ed tederal sources named him as dent saId days of skirmishes between Arab ter collapsed and killed two per CongOlese of Klsaugl1Dl StaiJleyVUle) and BukaVil the ~Jrgah stances of an enlarged econoinic' ----- puted future of the basllon colony eme:; (ex 8 Committee on International WaleSI Jirgah s Committee on Agn Hussein All Bayrooml 45 the minis­ A Jomt communique said the and lSI aeIt troops along the Suez community KABUL, JulY 5, (Bakhtar) - sons Monday 111ght Cougolese raillo alll10unced bere Welinesday , talks bet" een PodgOl ny and Canal underscore the need for Twellty more were Injured The Spa1lJsh move came on a llelations cullure and Irrigation yesterday ter of nahonal guidance and infor The first year of lhe tran.ltlonal ~ delegatIon from the en.VIron day when the BrItIsh govern The radio added that the Situation We count on the vigorous mler Malwandwol reported to the com toured a number of experimental Alef wele held In a spmt of more durable arrangements to Three of them were m senous motIOn perIOd should ISe a standstill,perlod mental health diVISIon of the Ru ment pubhshed detaIled arrange is very' tense in the eastern port of vention of the SecuritY Council to mlttee on his visIt to the UN Gene farms of the Ministry ot Agriculture fnendshlp and mutual undel keep peace In the area condItion The Supreme Council (cabinet) sundar to that wll!!. whIch the Com ral Development Authority has ments for the referendum to be thi! Corlgo see that the51!' acta ot banditry cease ral Assembly em~rgency session on and Irrigation yesterday charged Bayoomi with Ihe task of standmg The State Department spokes ~In The collapse occurred shortly The radio InVited listeners to forthwith, he said in a cable Soviet Red Cross man Robert J McCloskey said man Market started In 1958 gone to Yakatllanglto work afle, the king reached this re held about September the Middle East. Etemadl also made Mimstry offiCials explained re torming a provisional organisation Tne commumque was slmtlar This would also give other J:uro on a water SUPPlY PJ:OjeCt. stand by, announcing tlfal Congo But the Congolese leader did not Ihe trll> 10 New York search programmes on the farm! and however the US ~overnment sorl island In Ihe Ionian sea wllh An order In,counctl-mean- which can become a new broad to the one Issued after Pod pean countries _king membership it wnl also visIt t!anj~b to President General JD M;obu'u w'1ll specifically request a meeting of the I The Wolesl Jtrgah s Committee on the obJectlves ot vanous expert gOl ny s talks WIth Synan lea did not beheve the VIOlations of two Yea....old Alex,a He was re mg a document Signed by mem Visits University based government 0< assoclallon Ume to cooclude their study the possibIlities of start address the nation Council hudetary and Financial Affairs heard menu: In progress the June 9 ceasefire would lead vlewmg an honour guard of troops bers of Queen Ehzabeth II s An offictal close to the federal clers In Damascus earher negotiations Brown added mg a SImilar project tI1l!re state counCil-proclaimed that all Mobutu said the commandos, drop President Mobutu said his coun tnterlOr Mlnlsler Eng Ahmaduilah s The commJttee also visited some to renewed large-scale flghtmg when the terrflce gave way Wllh 8 government said The Quicker he According t6 Tass quoted by The Foreign Secretary stressed ped at 6 30 a m eastern Congo time try was at present the victim af Health Institutes 'tixplanallons of his ministry, budge' private [arms where sample plots DPA the SovIet UnIon yesterday I'r DPA report from Geneva roar adult voters WIll be asked to can do Ihls the better It will be tor that Ihere was nothing in British GHAZNI July 5 (Bakhtar)- choose between had occupied the airport at Itlsan aggrcsslon on the part of Western for 1346 Deputy Interior Mtnlster are bemg cultivated to demonstrate the country once agalh expressed solldanty saId the World touncll of Several hundred persons On a gani colonialist imperiaUsts and w~rned KABUL July 6 (Bakhtar) ­ law or practice which was irr.con A group of engineers from the -hvIng under SpanIsh rule The SOVIet Red Cross delegatIon \ll.bdul Wahab MallkYar and Presi practically the advantages at uSIng It IS reI ably said here that \I,th the Al ab .ll'0rld Chu, "hes call lOr aid to Middle cllable With Ihe requirements of the MInIstry of Agnculture and 1m larger terrace at the alrpprt s Mobutu said that 10 addition t,hat the situation was likely to pent of the Gendarmerie and Pollce Improved methods o( farmmg In a telegram to Algenan Pre East refugees has had a lively mam bUIldIng watched In hor WIth the advantage of a speCIal yesterday VISIted Kabul Umver Bayoom stands a fOlr chance of European EconomIc Community gabon has arnved here to study status offered by the MadrI