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PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES MAY 7,'~968 I - lu;'d'r -BtitWee'tr -i~ I~ E d d F ~blANAPOLJS, 'Indiana May yeslerd~y fOl Tuesday's Indiana nedy camps were also deploY.jhi.; xten e or Gets Approval Of 23 ~atiolls , ULTJ • DELIGHT 7 (Reuter)-A slmmenng feud bet- pllmlY eleJ'nYe !he Elr IWel IndjanapollS lIon submItted by lhe 18- ....ft Trealy on Nuclear Nonprohfer­ '~ hn~ flared mtqJ open warfare WIth One reason for Iemammg 0'1 nerally seen as a stand-i~f,', 1/ BAGHDAD, May 7, (AfI')-The ~ nahon commlttoo was supported by ~ allan that meets the mterests of all Ihe charge lhiit thOir cover of the lhe campaign tllal was a state- VIce-President Hubelt If[ Iraqi proVIsIonal regIme has been represe/ltatlves of Ireland, Eth.opla, ~ the peopleS. silld the [Julch repres Indiana ptmiary campaIgn has been \\ Ide weekend poll showmg ,IS • ey \vho IS n~l cdntestwg~ t \';~,\ extended for two years II was off!. "{~'fj Holland and Norway who spoke ",entallve one-sided and mOammah"y much Il$ 30 pel cent of the De primarieS, too a laa a .. \ cmlly announced here Sbnday mght today III a re8\llar meeteng of 'he ft .,...--__-..,...... :--.,._---. , Kennedy press aide Pierre Salin mocral1c votels were stili unde rlay but ,hts well-Ol e stat!!r"~1i1 ~ The announcemen' was made on :r rst (pOhltcal) eommltlee , f _V;.,Oo,;;L;;."VI;.,;;:I•.,;N.;.,;O;;;.;;.,;4;;;O"'!""" .K;\BUL, WEDNESDAY, MA,Y 8,,1968 (SAUR 18,''1347 S H) gee called for an Immediate mqulfy c.ded as late as last Friday mOCI atlc machme was ,or~a'!t,.) IelevlSlon by MinISter of Culture I, mgw~tl o~n tel~c~~n;:;~:~e~'r~' The Umted Arab Re,Puohe 10m PRICE AF 4 mtl> the JournalIStic practIces and The polls showed the New land NatIOnal GUIdance Malik Dou_ cd the authors of thl' resolullon ap- Portuguese' Seek e'tIrIcs of the Indlanapohs 91a" YOlk senator Wlth some 32 I e os 0 I el 'fttl l<' han al Hassan, who sa.d parllamen- I~· o~ ;;~~ provlllg toe Draft Trea'Y. and lis evemng stable mate, the per cent of the vote agamst 25 CDused the c os ryy f lary electIOns would be held at Ihe becomlllg the 23rd co P,ompidou ,hanapolls New, by the Frcedom per cenl for Gov Roger Bran'g- emocra Ie pr.R'';, 'd N' end of the two year penod ~c a~to lXO~ untfy to do 50 End To Press I'OMPIDOU HONOUREB IN III InformittlOn Committee of the 1D of IndIana the state s [a" VIce President t Until then, a "legislative council' Insh reprseolattve F Aiken said "mefle In Soclcly of Newspaper oUllte son eandldale and 13 pe. cthoastRe~ tabla cer ~de ~~ th'l bal- would tnke the place of the cabinet the Draft Treaty was a "turlpng Editors C olher year) The representative of Ethiopia E. tmare and one of Hie heaViest am. cond Deputy Prime MInister abduJ ma, MaJrmoud Gb8.Zl, Dm:ttor EducatIon, Dr All Ahmad Popal, lah Vaf.ah PreSident of Afghan­ Iepresent Afghanistan In lhe ( haukl district oi Kunar provm­ SovIet Umon teleVISion network....J1F'.. Under Ihe latest extension Gen MakonneQ said that ElhlOpJa and ong several coerCions which have General of PolitIcal Affaus In went to the Kabul Umverslty at fnendshlp SOCiety Dr Mohammad \\ olld Health Qlganlsatlon As (I \Vt1h the openmg of thiS pro OVldes service for an area With a 1 aher Yahya will continue as head other Afncan states come out for ~I turned the lIfe of the Portuguese ~I 10 20 thIS momeng and aHended a the ForeIgn Mmlstry l>r 'Abdul Halder members of the Cabmet st mbl:> meeting III GenevCl sIal JLlt thlCle are 10\\ 57 such PIO population accounlJng for over half of government, but observer!i pred nuclear dLSarmpmcnt and view .the 1010 an ex;lIe wlthm their own land student a=mbly Ghafour Rawan Farbadl, Drrector II cts ~lct \:e 111 Afghanistan 1hl~ I Afghan Ambassador to Pans Sardar' tin,..: tum! 11 f(l\\ of the population of l.:ountry, Icted a mlnlstenal shakeup coon present Draft Trealy as an Import It noted that all countnes In Wcs The French head of governmen ! of EconomiC RclalJons DIvision and ~d Zalmar Mohammoud Ghazi some DI Salclmuddln \o\'als prCsld Uncle! rUI development PIO Nikolai PSUrisev mlOlslcr of com NCXI July J4 Iraq Will mark the .mt stage on the road to thIS 81m tern Europe except Portugal 'wuh was welcomed by caretaker rector of Acting DJrcctor for CullUrl ReIa, members of lhe Parliament some lilt uf th( Mldl<:al Depot \\ 111 Jf lh tl!\ rcf' and technlca' and mUOIcafJons of the USSR said 10 rOlh anniversary of the revolution 1 he Elhtoplan representative ur Ihe recent sad exceptIon or Greece Kabul UnIVer.slty Touryalal Etemadl tlons DIvIsion· In ForeIgn 5Iiniszry dSSlstNigeria, Biafra and htghilghls the SOCial context In Slty assembly and then Pompldou ' her minIster plerupotentiary and technIcal counCIllor In Pnme IOJ u.s. Reported lelevision centre,; and relay slat IOns whIch It occurred VIOlence penne Plan Gold delivered a speech 't: His Majesty Etemadi Stresses Close Ties With France M In ~ter s Cabmet Baile aSSistant dir thIS country ales our SOCIal !tfe on many differ Afterwards PompJdou and hiS FoJloKlmg IS the lull rt'XI 01 Pnme WII! SignIfy that the cooperalton A "pace telt"vl~lOn lommuOicabon M ml.ster Etemadi'J .spee( h rn the Mr Prime Mllllsllcr ector for ASia and Oceama, Ph ( (fll/rfllifl d / rom I'o/(c I , Begin Talks cn' levels In none has It abaled du Price uFix:ng" entourage toured Kabul UnIVerslly het\\een OUI b\o countfles IS dal 10 (!Inner receptIOn given Iff hOnOur of DUflllg lhe last half cenlury Maulaud. dlrec'or CabmC! of Sec \\ Itll thiS 1/1 \Ie\\ lldlnman III I "vslem now under development rmg thIS decade m all It bas heco " campJlS and at the Library was In Receives French Iy gro\A.Jng mOlC' c1ut~jblC' and brlng~ Fren< h premIer Afghans have been engaged In an retalTait of State J Du BOlsberra Ih(~ ... mal1 Amellcan team \ (It the USSR already Moscow me IntenSifled Aduli murders 10 PARIS May 7 (AFP) - Srx troduced to unIversity professors mOl e effective Your Excellency other kIOd of struggle equally Q nger deputy director of protocol I~PlJttld plannln).! t II\. 1\ lelc\ ISIOn programmes to 20 million In Britain the flrst quarter of last year mcrea French banks arc preparing a sche He also SIgned the VISitors album HIS Majesty S VISit to FI anc( people III Slocna the far east and Prime Minister long and hald a struggle agamst ), Slmonne ServaIS member or the 11 J hursdav LONDON May 7 (AFP)-Pre sed by 23 per cent That does nol me for il gold prIce fIXing' opera Al 9 30 thiS morning Pompldou 1 am extremely dehghted to In 1965 at the inVItation uf Ge ex1reme north unclelclevelopment _Prime MlWStry s Secre:tanate d Onll:1 lis said tilt v \\('"ff It IlmlOary peace talks between the de tell the whole story but It mdlcat.es lIOn In Pans Similar to the system VISited Kabul museum accompamed welcome the firsl French prime neral dc Gaulle preSIdent of thL KABUL May 8 (Bakhtar)­ Today under the gUidance ofJJ Ph Lecat member of th~ Pr:~e >.;onabl) l(~rlaJrl of tine thlllg tlt.;1 legatJon of warring NJgena and BJa­ a trend, a dll'eClton ~ that operates In London, an Q.Uthor by Information and Culture MIniS mmlster tQ VISit AfghanIstan French RepubIJc has opened a Prime Georges HIs Majesty OUI country f1ndsqMInlster s office and the French the NoJth Vletnam< Sf' woul,.l st Siandard orblla relay stallons rra ended yestcrday afler two hours We are confronted wltli II. ~~Rg IlallVe source s8..ld here yesterday ler, Dr Mohammad Anas, Afghan French MinIster I am extremely happy to nasI new stage m FI anco Alghan Co Pompldou wal) received by H's Ilself al Ihe threshold of changes Ambassador.o Kabul 11 t bv launching ~ bitter "'ltaC{ ha\c bcen bUilt for thiS purpose In BntlSb government sources said flde of vlolen~ ,-both iJJd1YidWll;ealfd The date for .hc star< of .he seh ambassador 10 Pans Sardar Zul Your &:cHency and Madame Po opel atlOn In all domainS In lhe last 10 years The talks which were held In at n Amt rlcan dggIeC;sllHl clod ,0 cities of the country They rece­ tbat they would probably be resu collectlv., ill....l!I"f.'lfld pQla!liiij. The. erne was sllll to be decu!ed Its pur mal Mahmoud Ghaz.I and French Majesty lJJe King at 4 30 Yester­ mpldou HIS Excellency Betten FI ance has declared herself rc day m Gulkhana Palace \\e have adopted economJC plafl mosphere of cordIality dwelt on ISS In ImmedIate demand for let Ii Ive Moscow programmes Via the med today re IS an uDder~t of VLOlenc., In pose was to gIve Paris Increased a mbassador here Andre Negre court hiS wife and other dIstlO_ ady to extend her cooperatlon IJ1 \e~:-.atton of US bombmg I It! (111 J hl JHtlduah s \' ere (ongl ,tu Molma 1 \::ommuOlcallon, satelhte Earhee It had bee,n announced that Pompldou VISIted dIfferent sec Princess BJlqls Madame Po gUlshed personalitIes accompan the area of techOlcal and fman( fling ues of lnterest to the two nations m our menJal attitUdes and JD oUv" Sd- Importance 10 Internallonal gold While we are clearly awal e of elUding mtemalional ISSUes aod Af= IIlhel .llts of \\al Illtd un the <;ucClssful com pie! I' n lnd relav Ihem to local teleVISIOn they were taklQ,g place somewhere ctal life VIOt"llt act. are eroplJOllS dealing, the source said tlons of the museum whJ1e Drrec IIlmdou, Andre Bettencourt, sec.. ymg Your Excellency lal assistance and \\e ale pleased retary of state lor foreign allalfs mom~nl the compleXities and difficulties ghan French economiC and culturaJ Amentan lnalvsb It fu ...(' III of the (OUI s( by Deputy M rns l:cntres cn the BrJtlsh cap.tal of thIS Violence IS related,.t9~ UJ,e Some fmanclal Circles had expt( tor General of Museums Ahmad 1'hlS remmds me of about Ih,s I and memher 01 Ftench cabmet of our task we have firmly dedi relahons spe<.:ulate bl.'vllnd that \\ ~(lhl r It I ,I InfOI mallon and Cultufr> It has been estImated Psurtsev A brJef eommnfqlle Issued after wbole of life • We have lei Uj:9o'ine led the f"eng system to start yes All Motamed, and Prof Bernard the flrsl years of Afghan hbe pag~ and Madame Bettencourt, Sar (CotJItnued on 4) lianol \\ 111 m;Jk~ this I\ 11 I d i\johammad NaJlm Alia said that It IS much more konom the meeting said ... "rep~entatlves of aboul lhat mar. people are ',l)~o",' ter'day 'it is thougbt likely td apply head of French excavatIon team de ratIOn -a time when at the end dar Zalma. Mahmoud Ghazi, Af Ultimatum 01 whethel thpv \ III fhe (Ilu\<::e admits both emp!o leal 10 bUIld such statIons than ra bOth SIdes Jjlet togather yesterday mg VIctims and mo~ peopltl',.. are 10 125 kilo gold bars scnbed the cX;hlblts Some of the of almost a centul y of struggle and peoplp gha" Ambassador to France and agamst colomallsm we attamed French PM Notes Areas Of dllo\\ the talk ... If) bloadf'n 1('11 \ cd ul1rmplovc'd and dlO relay lines which are diffIcult fat liiscussfons With the Common­ becommg murderers The suorce said the SIX. banks pl_ 06jects, unearthed by French arc Cooperation Is t \1 -!ht I v Mr"" Rahlm~ Ami­ French Envoy to Kahul Andre our mdependence and started to FollolVrng 1\ tlrt tran.s!atlOn Of tlvely qUickly Inlo a general d s to serVIce parllcularly In scarsl!ry wealth Seer"tary Gen,eral, Mr. Ar­ For plany youths killiD):\ ~ loJo~ anmng the system were the Banque heologJsts are bemg dIsplayed now ms SUitable to oursue our effurt rnpany of IndustrIal Stud.es and ni populated regIOns ... egre and Madame Negre were estabhsh anew our pohtlCal french Prune M tntJ!er GeOrgt.s In develOPing the areas of thiS (USSlon looking fll sl towarns O1t nold Slllltb These diSCUSSl0"l' ate llfr.e a: .IrerOlc deed We \iiii~' thmi' de Pans el des Pays-Bas the Ban 1O the Kabul museum Terrltonal Development 10 the also present cultural and economic relations Pomrdou s speech delIvered at Ihe instructIon and thiS IS the :ea Iitary and d'plomatlc aglf'eJnrn s contmulDg No statement WIll tie "to sIioot-"'8t !j JJl pli!Y•..t.l1 earnesl. que de L IndoeblOe, the B'anque Na Yesterday afternoon Mrs Pomp­ .Hea of small JndustnaJ enterpn ZERANJ May 7 , whether It I llOnale de Pans Credit Lyonn81s tdou, aceompaOled by PreSident of scs, representmg a short term 10­ The lise In Helmadd River \\ ail"! ence the French premIer went to Prime MUlISkr Noor Ahmad Ere ggestlon to undertake the re­ tlons to the ASIan", al The mam allD of tile prelimina- be l (oy IlUp at a: ~I \lD NO col SoclCte Generale and Ihe Compag the Women's Welfare Inslliute Sal France was one of the fIrst vestment and a rapId return 10 level due to recent raIns thn a Tape MaranJan to lay a wreath nia& Thf US POSition IS struclUled ry dlscus,:5ioos was to agree On a l leF our 1iJii~ty h4$,a course on I Die PansHmne de l{eescompte eh Farouq Etemadl V'SJted Ihe western countTies to establish cunstructlOn of Isteqlal high sch­ often remote provmces tens agncultural lands In Neem o~vi~ce on the tomb 01 the late King Mo Your Execedency on the Idea of reclp, oClty ann Confederation Of nue for- ~ce talks BrJUsb m~ the! sclenufW;:-5IiIily from ...:- _ museum fnendly ties \\ Ith Afghanistan ool and at the Allabad UnlVPl:Sl Smce last year our experts IOl plovmce hammad Nader Shah ty hasp.tal the construction of Johnson \\ ants a demonst..,1 le lion W'lts made more diffiCIIlt by' tIie point or;'ii_co~,l"lii jl~.enhon then Even at that lOltlal stage Slfice our two countnes estab have b,ought to you In the area ~ \VOIK ('QIPS units "olkln~ In an eqUipoed wing of the hosPltal sign or l'ommunlst 1IImgnC's' to i e vwlent a$j,BrItlsb Idcmon.ara· 'tile tilrfeit of: viDlvernment of doors of schools and UTllVerSI ties tied to the Vast dlsCovelles made YOU! populatIon earns ItS lrv~lt b~ opened a three-day genel al meet- (ConfUlued from page 3) Thus Our carpets do not have the Dunng Ih,S ali eady long pel. to tdken .. pleasure {or Kabul Unlverslly to Afghants..an whJch prOVIdes for we", opened to them 111 Hadda SUI kh Kotel Bagram hood fl om the produce of the mg hel e yesterday to :hscuss by baSICally favourable condl­ • sheen which Wlll conVince a buyer lod the relatIOns between Fral1f"e Balkh and very recently AI Kha MANILA Mal 7 (Reuler)-The welcome you here As In the wbole expanded cooperation In thJS The cultural efforls of F.ance earth Finally tn the mdustrlal \\ ays of stepo ng up econom c ttons and mttastructure for pri­ DAR ES SALAAM, M<>y 7 of their hIgh quality of the world tbe famIly of mteU"", sphel e and AfghanIstan have contlOu,lll) PhIlippInes plans tu I:apturc a larg ho' e equally manlfesled them­ nom thlS Hellemc city wlllch I field France has expressed I1er cooperation vate entelpllse (AFPl -The firSt officlill Blafran Perhap$ 10 some extenl the tra developed In a chmate of undt'l \\ III have the pleasure to VI:;,lt er share of tne Southcasl ASian tou tuals extends beyond the borders Af'el c.oncluslOn of lhls galhe se:ves 1n the area of SCIentifIC re mterest In realiSing Important I am eel tatn of one thmg delegatIOn to VISit here slnce Tanza­ dItlOnal markets have been salura standmg and sympathy the day arter tomorrow fist rlliJrkcl through tn Inll.'nSIVC uv You, as a uOlversJty professor are f1ng \\ e shall lay In the compa sea, en The French archeololl1­ pt oJects and enteronses reLtted S( uth KOlean Prime Mlnl'->t~l a.ea development .f It IS cale nia re,ognlsed the breakway Nige ted A traditIonal market IS not nee ~ Since the establishment of Is crsen~ nOt stranger under the roof of thiS ny of HIS Excellency the rnlfl1ste cal mISSion In Afghanistan has But such ftUitful cooperatIOn promollonal l.an1palgn n Chung saId fully and contmuously pi actle rlan state has arrived and hopes to especICJlI~ teqJal high school 10 1922 our lo them and the contracts which Paris Students fI Knu\\ m an au essanly a pennancnt one premises whICh lS a place for pre of educatIOn the foundatIOn sta \\ hlch we have pursued 10 the enormou~ rendered dlstmgwshed service teachers have constantly I)e~r. were Signed last year we hope dress befole the opening seSsIon ed can yIeld dlvlden sec Tanzanian PreSident JuIJus Ny 10 commodJttes such as carpets Whl_ panng Afghan youth.. to shoulder n~ of a new premises of for Is .Irea of culture would have been 1 belleve lhat the pnme goal to ds erere J/1 bnngmg to light our past llCh PI esent In Kabul \Vtll be profitable to both our ph qtl.come permanent flxtu.res of lomorrow s responslbllty 10 their teklal High School 10 hlstoJJcal tIeasuJ;;es lIlcomplete had we not extend , countrIes Demonstrate; be pUI :sued m ASia one \\ hlch Ten years ago for tnstance The two man group. Blafra's chi the home ThIS assistance which has long '. ;:.,:' . ... ," - ' country The new edIfice more than From more than 20 years French l d It to that of technology SIllCP ( In the areas of cultural and has caused you lo meet here b the State of Rhode Island fa­ ef political adVisor Doctor Michael Therefore we welcome the meas been manifest m the area of Se,: Ihe VISll of HIS Majesty MohmT~L .~ W~iher';F6r~ta~tA; Tbe faculty members extend their any \\ ord dIsplays the deep In medical mISSIon has partIcipated condary educatIOn \\ as extenc!,..l! ':A techmcal cooperatIon Afgh ,n_ the PIOlTIot on uf traffiC m the ced an appalent economIc diS Okpara and Its legal adVIsor Doc ((I nl:ld Z.lher Shah to FI ance In .. ures of the Commerce Mlnlslry smcere welcome to you as a coUea terest of France In the old and fru m the [01 mi:f.tlon of OUI young Ilstan and France have shown the Sorbonne Closed reg II In and l'ommon plosper1ty of astel a combination of nat10 tor Nwakamma Okoro-flew In here starl exporting Afghan carpets to after tlie \\ ar Into the l'ollegl's (If Julv 1.!J65 lh,s has been the ea gue and the students as a professor ItfuJ cooperatIon between the two plofesslon The collaboratIOn In MedlclOe and La\\ and mOl e e same desJre for human ennl:h ~laY ~ the ASian t(luntlIes 1hlough In nal defence cutbacks tlte fltght last nlghl Australia This IS a completely ne" se P,\RIS IAFP, FI Furthermore you are a pohllcal tountnes In the field of culture the al ea of hIgher instruction as ment and development ThIS lS ll~a"'ed ccorlOmll: coopelatlOl1 I of .he lexltle mdustI y ahd an Dr Ok para saId tha. tbey had eenllv Inlo Ihe college of Le. Skies If) the northern north lll~h I-clurJ'a These lies apart from Malalal ;"IS the greatest fadols In Is tlon stone of the np\\ butldlJlg of tle~ tlons not only WIth Its nel~hb was ~orth Salant:" With a lu" of Lind nil til \ lllll'nce tlOn II Imanll.t1 Sltuallon has decade Today Rhode Island s INTERNATIONAL CLUB and Isteklal hIgh scbools {or a long lamlc evolutIOn known 10 us their sahsfachon over unemployment slightly be­ Isle"l.d h gh Slhool 1 hIS aellon Undel these (Ondlllons It sue ours but also With other members -7 C, 19,5 F Today's tempCllture PI \ I { lit te SdlO the povel nml'nt be('n 1Il (TI:SIS .s time now have been extended to In reSDect to cultulal I elal1on!=i Ihe \\ 01 k undertaken by the Cc (Cvf1ltnued On pag~ 4) n Kabul at I 30 pm "as !O ( hope ci ttHlt the natIOnal Interest 1 he meetmg IS be ng atlcndC'd low the national average and OUR FAMOUS FRIENDS h,gher educatIOn Among the pro of Afghamstan and France he\ 6K F Wind speed was reconJ~11 In \\lluld b(' tpsoected that the unl bv I('pI esentatlves of the Cham "e eutrently have the second fessors of the Colleges of MediCine much a matter for delight It h Kabul at U knots ~('I"'lV should \\nrk In pean bel S flf Commerce of Austl alia h.ghest rate of economiC expan "TOt: BLUt: SHAnKS" Pharmacy and Law and recently thal the first rePlesentatlve 01 Yesterda\ 's tellllH'raturt s I hI n he added the natlf nil Formosa IndIa Japan Mald)sla slon tn New England At leasl LIVt: BA'I'O FIIOM LAIIOnE In a department 10 the College of Afghamstan m Pairs was a valu fOI tlS the lesults have obvIOUS House Discusses Kabul 17 ( 4 In! 1 .... 1 \S that the UrllVel5 t\ the PhIlippines 1 halland Soulh WIll play at tbe "International Club' Thursday May 9, 3 00 Pili Letters and Humamtles, tbere are able thmkel \I,. ho was (01 exchn b 1 ~ l~ ... hrtlild rnudelnlse Itself gradual Vletn 1m .mel South Korea ly boen WOl th the effort 200 a.m a number of your compatf10rS who nges of thought belween F.ast KU CharleT 23 ( ~ I I tH rnlrllstel saId the unlveJ sl (U S SOURCES) lIerat ---~- (Table Tennis Ball) se services and mslructl0l} have our and West and was confident 71il' ll,~ 1:-1 luthll1tllS hId Shm\I Ill.'dl appreciatIOn Some of our ~nstJtutes thtll I(.:latlons and exchange KABUL Mal 3 (Bakhtll) And will remInd you 01 many jolly nIghts at the I Illb m~ 'lazar<' Shanf 25 (; 10 ( Ihlll~Tl(l..! Ihl: P(lll(~ dId not In of hJgher educatIOn have tIes With would l.:ontnbute to P101pess an I The House In Its vesterday s Please make your reservatmns and purchase the entrance tl( etlOg dl:iCussed the proposed cha 77 F ,II I 1i..IVt n{' until It became mevlt World News In Brief kets lor your aeoompanying giles ts In aflvan\lC at lJJe office Similar Inst,tutes In France gll'utnes:s of both Sides 19 t 4 ( It In prul~cl rter (or Kabul UOIverSlty and Jalalabad .blp tarnt to lhl' Clay a black Muslim \\ 3S ~-.---.-- Hende we welcome you as a tea- J oday nuw that Kabul UnlvPI ~ I~ ~ IJAH E,; SALAAM May 7 the EducatIOn MlIlIstry proposals 66 L:leat mcljrllltv uf the 150000 P.l J\\ arded a $ 5000 ball cher as well as Ihe pnrne mImster Sltv has given me thIS hOIlOUI IAFP I fhe I anzanlan govprn It t4 ( b ( I h ... wdents 19aillst a han Iful accompanyIng Faizabad l11~nt ~I~n('d th~ \ HIS lawyerr said they would 1,)( France to our c6mmumty This I consldel It my duty to 1 erne ~ a Plotocol rOJ The House deCIded to refer 57 4, I of lIoubk mClkE'Ls I( neteSsary appeal to the UOIted gathering IS a manifestatIOn of the mOl'l Its fOUJlderl HIS Majesty Il.llln~ t\\ll )li:!1 medical assistance aglC the Chartel and thE.' accompany_ Gardez 14 ( 3 t HI to the t1USUIt I r THE AMERICAN W·OMEN'S Sincere lies which bInd the lWO Mohammad Nadel Shah whC:111 (mull between funzanta and St.ltes Supreme Court 57 F t7 j I fatullles In PailS and In the sub Ing prooosais fOI (UI ther deba Peoples Chena yestel daY lountries of France and Afghan (II cumstances forced to live In 15 ( I ( 1.-.l11> 01 Nantelll::' PtYldltle Slid ~SSOCIATION tes back to the House s CommIt file dgl cement l:OVel s the sen­ MOSCOW MaY 7 (Reuter)- Islan FI ance Pilor to hiS acceSSIOn to !i9 F i7 l) F c\IISf- tee on LegIslatIve and Legal Af thdt they \\eIe lIot really I doc~ Soviet Prime Mmlstel AlexeI We Wish these ue$ ever strength Ihe throne whose duties he Cdl t~mp(Jf ding ur a team or Chinese faIrs Baghlan 20(; III (lasses W{ Ie J1 dv \ll Kosygln Monday had a mee.mg cned and with thIS expression of J wcl ou~ WIth q complete ~ense 101 S ilr:d HSSlstants With medt Presents 08F i21' ,peoded and 1 hope Ihat thev n Ihe Kremltn With North Ko­ appreciation we Invpe you to of SaCTlflce Answers prOVided by Ihe Gov Kunduz t! (; 11 t; will be lesumec1 vuy qUlddy c.il cqlllpmrnt and medIcme spcjlk . ernmenl Monopohes Department A 43-slrong group of personnel Ien ambassadot. Ten Du Hwan 72 F 5! F Meam.... hlle the WUlst "'1Jd;l The hrst foreJgn national 1ece 10 quesllon put '0 It by some de­ h<.i~ 1he Tass news agency said THE BARRETTS Or: WIMPOLE STREET fIghting ~lI1ce 1h.c lIberatlOll IIf al ready arnved In Tanzanla Foliowlng l.!i the Irunslatron 01 tire Ived by HIS Majesty only r ur puties were also debated 10 the \\ Ilh I 000 cases of mediCine and liley had a warm and friendlY .lpeech delivered by the French Pri days aftel h.s acceSSIOn to the meeting yesterdaY Pal s shook Ihe left bank hel e talk but no further deta.ls were equipment More personnel are directed by Mrs. Robert G. Neumann me f1wusTer at KabuL UniverSIty throne was a French woman I e­ [n the Senate Fmance MJntS­ 15 students and Dolice fuughl fOI available eontrnl of the fashIOnable B~ul expected to arrive In the neal Mr Rector portel \\ ho had v'Slted Kal,"l tet Mohammad Anwer Zlayee ruture The honour whIch Kabul Unl' ThIS by no means was cOJnclden t ­ PreSident of BudgetlOg Depart_ evald St Germam PARIS, May 7 (AFP)-The May 9, 10, 11, 12 I he talks fOI the medIcal asslS verslty bestows upon me With .Ii ment 10 the FlOance MIn.stry Yar Smashed cars and overturned French heart transplant operation tance agreement were held In thiS grand welcome as prrme fits Majesty gave ner .he mlS Mohammad and Pres.dent of tne buses used as barTicades littered on ClOVIS Roblam cost an es'tlmat­ • PeklOg lasl year minister of France In my View, Slon 10 mfo.m ParIs that before Revenues Department lO the ml­ tht.~ street la:;t nll~ht as Ilot po ed 10000 francs, ($ 2000), the 8:00 p.m. lice dial ged agaJ n and again tl Y IS a manlfestatLon of brotberly others HIS Royal Wish was dlr nlstry Mohammad Hash.m att<:n­ NEW ORLEANS May 7 French SOCial Security said 'oday fflendsh.p whIch IS expressed to ccted France that wb.t sh"uld be Ing to IOICl an estImated In 000 '0 re~eptlon ded the meeting of the CommIt (AFP) The New Oileans fe RobIa", died I.st week 53 hou... USIS AUDITORIUM Tickets 100 Afs, a former unIversity man obtatned fI am tbe west for ex­ lor Premier Georges tee on Budgetary and Flnanc.al stuc!L:-nt:; Into Side streets after undergomg Europe's first tran rhe studenb \\el(~ prot('::>llll~ dcrnl CaUl t yesterday rejected an It IS nearly 50 Years that cia (Conllnued on page 4) Affairs and test.fIed on the rur. PARK AND ARIANA ,IPpeal by CasSIus ClaY former splant Phorv 8) Noar Bakhrar rent Year s budget CINEMAS against the llusule or the SOl­ All proceeds to Charity bonne and Antclfl.: UnlVClslty wurld heavyweight (hamplOn I MIl~ 7 10 11 French SOCial SeCUrity sources As lhey \\ ere bombprded With agalfisl a five year prison sen­ At 2~ :>~ and 8! pm A,lana te"ce and a S 10000 fine awal­ said that tbey estimated that a heart Tickets availabl~: Ameri~9'!f' ~m~assy, and al 2, 5 and 8 pm Park teal sas gl enades the stuuents transplant operah'iJn followed by a at least half of them mini slurt deu by lhe federal court of Hou Anu.... ' lean Cmcmascope coloUJ ston 1 exas [01 I efusmg United SIX week post·operahve care period ed',g,rls lepl'ed WIth bllcks cob­ would cost 40,000 francs (g,OOO dol­ USJS, ASTCO fllm --- '- -- .. bles flreclac:keh and chairs an Stat!'S drafl on the grounds that :SPAUTACUS he was a conscientious obJectOl lars) With KIRK DOUGLAS <.itched flom ldreS -

---- " " " ., .. . ' . .' PAGE 2 THE KABVL TIMES MAY 8,1968 THl!: KABUL 'l'1Ml!:::i MAY 8,1968 , 'I 1 JI II domg any hve shows. , , ~e~1~nd~~' -rhef!~~pulation ';~W~osi,ori~r'" ',' ~o:Yintial The nows p( the world saldJiI._ . undenrtOod tbe bealles d"'llled~"1 Food For Thought' Recent developments in the ,PART I' future' on, phe Ibasis 'of past expe­ inst appearing before the Qifeea~bI!i worldwide movement tb bring By Donald ), Bogue' rience. Instead:'·it·is. better' to meaJ1.t,·re~ 4 cause it would Mve. I runaway b.rth rates und~r cont. of somt' .of these nations unless abandon tfill~' series 'analYals, and to the lype of gUItar aild' :' cIIll'm rol are such that it, now is possi. emergency mternational measu· study' theIphehomei1on'of 'cnahlie music they played 10 tile H~Y ble to assert WIth considerable res are taken My purpose here itself, seeking.,!O 'understand' it ) of Bealtemama. ,i••' The first day of sprln~ is On< confIdence that the prosl!ects for, It to emphasize that the engin. and to learn'!·ln',whlch 'direction Imo~n": Swansea, Wales ,hltlg, and ,h,~ ftnt sprm~ day IS success are excellent. eers and the agricultural techni· and how rapiO!y It is - If Toloi AflIhari m. an editonall on An aU-woman jury was swonniJi another In fa~t. It Is Quite reasonable to clans'strivIDg to mcrease the out­ enough' can·lbe learned alibut Sundlly. expresses, the pey', demogral'hers ve of natlOnwldc health serv'ce Was It not Ideal to have stopped lflllll'll0'l \V3S ('onsl~tenl \vh'l tions good management, modern technology, and tentlal food production If mod- have terrorIsed, ,themselves,. each th.1l ,"eludes [amlly olannmg. 'hIS bloodshed forst aod lben go to Brazzaville "nmennl' who had taken an t'x­ rhe conference table to seek a perma­ ways to utilise nrofits derived from the enter­ ern teehnology were more fully nther. and the' public- at large In olher words. aclIve obJec· Pollee made hghtenmg swo­ C(S:-;IVe dose. though alcohol l'('­ In geneT:lI. the dc\ elopmg countries can be prise for the general ceonomie development of employed, mankmd clearly has ,vlth the essentiaL. hopelessness :Ions among the masses on cullu- nent solution to the problem based ops around Brazz8Vtlle and ar mbllled WIth the p,lIs could pro· on the WIshes and aSpiration of the divided Into l WII categorics as far as foreign ca­ the society. wlthm ItS grasp the capaCIty to and mevltabillty of the "popu. raJ. moral. or religIOUS grounds rested about 300 girls, mostly duce a slmtlar elfect peoplt> of Vietnam spnnklm~ pital m\c.. tmrnt IS concerned: those who have abolish hunger-Within a matter latlOn explosion." are' minor I ather than major ob- Congolese but With a Linda oald her flnc on sentcll- of a decade 01 two Furthermore, Their propheCIes have au' been slacles But alas, Ideals cannot always be of French c("' t "'('n flew oIT t(l her hom.. heen uncle! IOft'lgn domination (or a long time. We are happy to note that Afghanistan's It IS doublfyl whether a total dependent upon on", premIse: "If ThiS IS l, ue both In ASIa ind reahsed otherWise the Ideal thmg was Their cnme weanng mlOl-sk tcm n of Penang dUlln~ "hI( 'I IltJOdrrd..'l of pr1\ ate firms from the fnreign private investment law takes care of net food shortage for the entIre lecent trends contInue "It 15 an Latm Amenca. and seems to be not to have started the war at all Irts dUI11In,llmg powers were able to invest: and the interests uf both the narties in any joint earlh Will ever develop If such anClenl stat'stlcal fallacy to per- neveloplng rap,dly III Afnca The pomt IS that as far as the The Congro-BI azzavdle g(l~ f.owstoft England thu~e IwlJons whi(h h.lvc been under f01"cign private enterpr.se venture. Some of the joint a defiCit does develop, It will be form extrapolattons upon thlS pr~ Thus, at the glass I oot~lo level. Vietnamese dilemma IS concerned ernment. like sevel al Othp1 Ar- (JfJl11iratlOl1 for <1 short ncriod and ha\e never firms in the countr:; clearly show that the spi· mild and only o[ short duration em se when In fact the premise IS the attltudInal and cultural con- u step forward even a slow and fl<.an govern~ents has u.11\n(' I 1\ ocm gl (Ill 0 c1alml'd a \"olld eX]IPricneed the foreign private capllal being rit of cooperation' s the essence of their acti­ The really entlcal problem wl1l Invald It IS my major POlOt that dltluns 31 (' hIghly favoulable meagre one IS welcome And the rOlnt-sklrts group non-stop plaYing 1C'I I I'11 ll1\icsted m their lands vities. The Afghan Woollen Industries, for in· continue to be one of maldlstn- l('lcnt t1 ends have not contlOu- PrevJQussy It had been feared latesl US and North Vietnamese "hen they hit the 100 hoUl mo' k •• greemenl has not been a small gomg It is the laUer categor) that has many pro­ C'"tan{e '11 the paC'"t two year,s has been able but",n of food among the wOlld's cd, nOl w,lI they be likely to do that tradlllOnahsm and religiOUS Kuala Lwnpur <;1111 strong step but a major one The group the soul r('iicllon hIt' .11S. i- orcJgn fil ms ha \'c never had a chance to expand its markets at home as weil as ah· regions fiO Instead there have been some attltl.ldes \!"'ould orove to be al- MalaYSian beauty and Shaw These optImistiC assertIons are new 3T}d recent developments most mSUpel able blocks to rapid Samu published In GhaznI In Its Blothers fIlm star Pal Ling frl­ ( ·pt Inucd to play ;) l Ill' q hv til 11I\ rst III these countrIes and these count­ road Labour and raw material are available In not mtended to detl act from the that make It piauSlble to expecl fertility conlrol But the mOt e so· edJtonal on Monday sa1d If the Arab und herself the tentre of a COUll s!:' Ifront ballroom and thell ml said Thev'lI plObahh gIl rxprncllce In dneetmg foreign Investment into WOlld marltel•. It IS true that Afghanistan is a tlon Some years of acute cnsls tlhty control These developmentS more they q.ccept as correct the 3gree9lOn find OUt that the Umted el ged couvlcted of attempted ~u­ <. n o}nvlI1g unld they dlop" their economiCS comparahvel:; small country and some of the lIe Immediately ahead for Indta are so new and so novel that generaltsatlOn that, In most pla~ Nations Secunty Council IS unable IClde and was flneo 100 Malay· Howe,er, 10 the past devclopment dccade forcign l>rJvate Investors may doubt the pre· China PhilipPinE'S IndoneSia populatIOn trends before 1960 are <.es whele there IS a populatIOn to Implement an Israeli Withdrawal Sian dollars (about 14 sterlmg Il 0 De Janeiro .111 thc dcveloping countnes have taken praeh­ scnCe of large markcts tor their products. But PakIstan MeXICO BraZIl Egypt, largely Irrelevant 10 predIcting Pi oblem the attItude towal d fa- from their terntones. they have to The 21-yeal-old sLar wh.l.....' /\ house v"lfe tulned UIJ 111 (al stens to assure J Sillooth flow of investment as the experience of the Afghan Woollen In· and other nations what w,ll happen 10 the future mlly pl:lnnlng among the mass resort to their oWn means to solve off-screen name IS Ltnda Lim C(lUlt hele to prove lhGUinea Till then terfl­ Early In March. at a mcetlOg of nection With Its military parade In but Ihe eflect had been heighte­ .> (':I1'S impll"'onmenl on a r,~dtl. conshlutlonal conference met In Ma tones ranked as "SpaID overseas. the UN SpeCIal Committee on Co­ louav IJ'ah carnes an editorial The second most ImpOrtan t btl'i serVICe shortages of water 10 the Jordlanlan sectIon of Jeureslum ned by alcohol I.: 'r! C1talgC of attempted l:lur­ ~'n the World Day of the Red (rns.'ii thIng. says the leUer, IS thai Ihe... .: lcrtam areas 1n cxtenslOn of e1ec­ dnd to work out a new tndepe:nden­ merely provinces of metropolitan lOnialism, the Bntlsh delegate. con­ It has put Ihe prest,ge of the UOIted I have no leason to comml~ de: Red (reslcnt .Ind Red Lion Sun leiters, when published should nl" tflnty transmiSSIon hnes to city sub C'e conshtutlon for Spanish Equa­ SpaJn, and the A1ncan populahon's gratulating SpaID on fmally adophng SUICide' said the pretty gIrl rhe mlstake came to Lgn1 NatIons In questIOn Yet Israel 1S Impr e::;SlVC Foreign Afla'rs Rllliding in Paris s,ll,:lelIC~ hang suspend In the VOid A letter llrbs have been carned out tonal Gul'n¢a rights and liberties depended on how a course pursued for many years by ,. member of an orgaOlsahon to who recently stalled In Shaw~ v.: nen the Jud'S..! noted the nlJ~~l1­ thf~ Nl' m.l1tcr 11l1w mut:h knowledge unattended 10 IS like "fltlllg on Nt) answers have .lppeared 10 the The UOIted Nations General As­ far the people wero "aSSimilated" to my own country .' found hunself whIch It has pleaged lIs support for MIst ovel' dream lake", was ce of medical ('vldencl? of C·.<1­ IlC and letrlng It rest under the Spa~ l I.. lurthercd and humanlty IS gran papers We do not know whether sembly on December 19 adopled the attain the same Civil status as Spa­ at the receJvIDg end when the lIS Ideals and causes The world IS MISS MalaYSia In 1965 and \Va::> mll1atlon 01 the body He (Jlde ­ led malenal prospent}- Ihe world sunshIne or nOI they arc ever read by aulh­ resolutIOn that the 1erntones of Spa­ nIsh clltzens The "emanCipated" and nlsh delegate replied thaI he hoped anxIOusly walotmg to see what the stxth In the miss internatIOnal pel InquIries \\ L1Ch tevealeJ ttll'tl 'S U\(:,rsh:tdo\\ed by uncon1l011('d In the las! months scores of let unllt>s concerned. concludes the let­ nish Equatonal GUInea be given m­ "aSSimIlated" Afncans w.:re subjec1 Gibraltar would be decolomsed 1n world organIsation IS dOing to rem­ contest at Lon); Beach m IhO' Senhor~ flc;} "austlno w ... ·~ QII­ Imbltlon and cxpanslonlsm ler'i lomplalOlng .tbou! mefflclent ter dependence not latcr than July 1968 to the metropohtan Civil code and the same way Though s1l11 a colo­ edy the situatton-a" sItuation In same year \tac1c In the way of tal,:ls w.tS Written by Soviet com­ It\cs also take bud turns .is a result Ing,tlny Islands. Will by Christmas eans were pUt on the road \0 self lanai GUIDea, we Will leave bebrnd proper and ltseful methods to de· pcau' negotmtlons wllh HanOI mUnist party WIll judge the real tn \If natural \.:aldnlltles and <.Ilsaslers 1968 be an mdepc:ndenl African dctermlnallon no Rhodesia Nor Will we go out In velop mdustry. It would be anger .and Ihe IndlgnallOn of the of Ihe mdependence consttlutlonal they Wished to return 10 casl their wtthdrawal by a hitherto suppoSedly arcas of the country and therofore bc done to l1lakt' Ihc<;l' llrganl'\ t1hlll' 11Ine.....aId I he bombmg never peoples al the US war 10 Vlctnam Illlberdl regime Jt WIll also narrow It will be a very senSible thtng to rcalh 1...lpab1e \11 c\el..ulmg Ihe u' 1c.:l.hll<.~d Infillralion.· which IOlreased rravdu said l:onference mel m Madnd This Ap votes at the referendum Tll5 constitutional conference" In SpaID IS eounfIDg on contIDued the P0ln! of focus on the remam­ plan uld proarammes for them 10ss.t1 hUTllanil.HI.1l1 la,,1.. cnlru .... l'll '>Il.:a<." I\ under I' -1 he: InCfeascd~ In HanOI newspapers )esterday gave relatiOns With EquatOrial Gumea mg sub,eci lerntorles of Portuguese to them flltleltlon tht: udmlnlslratJOn n<.)w bonner headlme 1reatment to the Madnd WIll mark the- culmlOal1on of the process. With fflends assured In Afnca. It Afnca-Angola, MozambIque, and rob Afghan of Herat '" one of Tht' world Rel! (ro..... D.lv. III II I eports I" no argument not lo halt new Vlct Cong offenSive 10 South 1963 Po· ugue~ GUlnea lIS Issues last week has discussed the ked loda.) I" tlhsef'l'u \\ Ith thl.' nh Ihl.' bombing thaI has failed 10 lm­ Vlctnam. and the offiCIal party pa­ The year was Ihe real turn­ has made no secret of the directIon , p('de It Ing pOint m the colomal history of of Its new aSplrBl1on-Glbtoltar FWF recent deCISions adopted by the Ml­ jt>J.:It\e thut the pcoplt> llf the \\lll1d per Nhun Dan said II showed the nlstnes of EducatIon and Informa­ I\:gardlcss 01 Ihelr lo!llur ll<'Cl! llr I he Belgrade uaLl) Pili ha ,1SS- \'J(.·t Cung retamed the Inltlatlve --.,.. ------• tion and Culture In Developing the So, we Just dropped In to boost your bcll(~b e"scs lhe agreement on the beglll I '!'li~I!.iill.ongress p(llltilal should bl'.If 10 mInd Huge Icd headlmes stressed the (Conttnued on page 4) morale. , thai some 111111.: ~lr the ~Iihcr '~)l1le of ntng of negollatlons between the unpOrlance of the news and one them will he affeded b) a I...llamlty Unl'ed States and the Democr.ltll paper New HanOi came out With George Ball's Biggest Problem , , f . .Ind Ihat help :shllldd bl' at thc lesponSlblllty, to employ llS V,etnam bomblO~ and Gen Char­ II I.. llur h~llk lh tl hllmanltarl.lll WIll silon be approached on ~ubs" One Olghl that shook the South . UOited Nations h,s bIggest pw· political muselc In perpetua'I' a les de Gaulle \\~Irld Llnllal polttll:al questIOns wlth.1n Ilrganl"ialllm, III Ihl.' \\111 hi' the army newspaper announced, blem may tum out to be some myth In whIch no other nat I" , On (!bmmuOiNm The Umted ('nd to armed hostlhty' 'Streonglhened C\l'll lllUf4.' .md Ih.lt while Nanh Dan sald .. the South Gf the words he has spoken as beheves and we have !lal:.] In States snould lake n more relax_ Ihey will oper.lll' III an Itlnll,pht'l I ll1e light penetrating from lhe 1\ gotng at hreakneck speed to at­ a pnv9.te cltl:-~n II lle1 polItIcal COin for OUI SOtll1- ('<1 Htlltude tow8,d pOSSible co- "ioldy of lonl<,rn for Ihl' \\('If,lrc lIf other end of the tunnel IS a greal lack Wllholtl resptle nnd Win vlclo­ He IS an articulate man Wit') SOl SJlIp of Ihe natlOn:J1 IP~I- mmun st ('xpanSlon For the lrfe Impetus for both slde~-ror Vietnam humanIty Ties stl ong views and, dU1lOg the me." he wlote 01 Ifll·. I cannot gee how we C'iC 10 crown two .lnd a half decad(>~ hluh .tlso larr II.'... d lelll:r hlddy Repurts said that dunng the night few months smce he left h's DespIte hIS remarks, howevel II uuld be endangeted by a Com- from Sayed Ahmad Kllr.llshr 110m of their ItberatlOn struggle and for of Saturday 10 Sunday 122 US post as undersecretary of stat~, thele IS no sIgn that US pO!I- I1nwlst leglme In Mall or Br3z- Sayt:d Nom Mohdllllll.td Shah M.I AmeTlcans to devote theIr great and South Vietnamese bases. air­ he hos lashed out In blunt lang· 'r will be changed before the .aville or Burundi, ItS mosl h. ma, Kabul "ilrength to thc solVing of real prob­ fields and other POSitIons were at­ uage at a lot of poliCIes anq m- fall session of the General As- l,el'1' eliect would be 10 cost Mo. Kuralshl lomnH:nts Oil I('tlers to lems relahng to peuce and Interna tacked throughout South VIetnam dlvldualB, sembly when Ball WIll be "x- 'cow 01 PeklOg some money." lhe editor rhe flrsl and foremo,;t tlOnal cooperation' the Belgrade Nanh Dan saId the offenSive HIS acceptmg the appo.nt- pecled to deliver the US policy On V,etnam bombing "The boo lonslderalton shuuld be Out 'h~ daily wntes showed the Viet Cong "retained the ment. as successor to AI thut.T speech on ChJna mbmg has as I see It, Senoui'!- I('{ler wnlers "huuld not allow thc­ '"~tlatlve whIle the Umted States IS Goldberg Ball app1rently aCe Ball was equally outsooken on Iy ImpaIred nhe mora' authortty. mselves to be lMTlcJ away while Pravda said yesterday Ihat HanoI's increasingly thrown back on the cepted the necessity to subordt- lhe US backed UN elIolls to (If Ihe United Slates, mcreasell thcy write a leper to .10 edllor h\ al..ccplance of Pans as the venue of defenSive ' It said statements by nate hIS personal vIews on C1).I' fOlce South Afnca, through ISO- ou; alienation from othe. free Iht:lr own personal preJudices, and the Unlled Siaies-North Vietnamese US commander In chief general no, South African apartheid lallon. to dlop ItS apartheId po· llallOns, exacelbaled rnternal str. II clmg of deores!:'llIn 'e 1ge tn('~ lontacts indicated a new effon by Wilham Westmoreland about U.S and other key UN Issues. Iit'les He saId the actIons laken "Ins and fissures and gre,tly in. (Ir personal plont North Vietnam to clear the way foc successes were "ndIculous deceit .. but lhe questIOn IS WIll oppn- so far are Cleatmg "a s:ege pSy· l'r.eased the dangers of rnterven. nents o£' the United states let chology which Impels people not til'" by the b,g communts\ PUll 1111111111111111111111I1l111l111l11111,1111 1IIIIIIItlII111!1l11111111111111ll1l11ll1111111111 11'11111' '1IIIIlllllllllllllltlllllllllllll'lllllllllUlIlll'" 'l'IIIIl Il "I"""'y', demogral'hers ve of natlOnwldc health serv'ce Was It not Ideal to have stopped lflllll'll0'l \V3S ('onsl~tenl \vh'l tions good management, modern technology, and tentlal food production If mod- have terrorIsed, ,themselves,. each th.1l ,"eludes [amlly olannmg. 'hIS bloodshed forst aod lben go to Brazzaville "nmennl' who had taken an t'x­ rhe conference table to seek a perma­ ways to utilise nrofits derived from the enter­ ern teehnology were more fully nther. and the' public- at large In olher words. aclIve obJec· Pollee made hghtenmg swo­ C(S:-;IVe dose. though alcohol l'('­ In geneT:lI. the dc\ elopmg countries can be prise for the general ceonomie development of employed, mankmd clearly has ,vlth the essentiaL. hopelessness :Ions among the masses on cullu- nent solution to the problem based ops around Brazz8Vtlle and ar mbllled WIth the p,lIs could pro· on the WIshes and aSpiration of the divided Into l WII categorics as far as foreign ca­ the society. wlthm ItS grasp the capaCIty to and mevltabillty of the "popu. raJ. moral. or religIOUS grounds rested about 300 girls, mostly duce a slmtlar elfect peoplt> of Vietnam spnnklm~ pital m\c.. tmrnt IS concerned: those who have abolish hunger-Within a matter latlOn explosion." are' minor I ather than major ob- Congolese but With a Linda oald her flnc on sentcll- of a decade 01 two Furthermore, Their propheCIes have au' been slacles But alas, Ideals cannot always be of French c("' t "'('n flew oIT t(l her hom.. heen uncle! IOft'lgn domination (or a long time. We are happy to note that Afghanistan's It IS doublfyl whether a total dependent upon on", premIse: "If ThiS IS l, ue both In ASIa ind reahsed otherWise the Ideal thmg was Their cnme weanng mlOl-sk tcm n of Penang dUlln~ "hI( 'I IltJOdrrd..'l of pr1\ ate firms from the fnreign private investment law takes care of net food shortage for the entIre lecent trends contInue "It 15 an Latm Amenca. and seems to be not to have started the war at all Irts dUI11In,llmg powers were able to invest: and the interests uf both the narties in any joint earlh Will ever develop If such anClenl stat'stlcal fallacy to per- neveloplng rap,dly III Afnca The pomt IS that as far as the The Congro-BI azzavdle g(l~ f.owstoft England thu~e IwlJons whi(h h.lvc been under f01"cign private enterpr.se venture. Some of the joint a defiCit does develop, It will be form extrapolattons upon thlS pr~ Thus, at the glass I oot~lo level. Vietnamese dilemma IS concerned ernment. like sevel al Othp1 Ar- (JfJl11iratlOl1 for <1 short ncriod and ha\e never firms in the countr:; clearly show that the spi· mild and only o[ short duration em se when In fact the premise IS the attltudInal and cultural con- u step forward even a slow and fl<.an govern~ents has u.11\n(' I 1\ ocm gl (Ill 0 c1alml'd a \"olld eX]IPricneed the foreign private capllal being rit of cooperation' s the essence of their acti­ The really entlcal problem wl1l Invald It IS my major POlOt that dltluns 31 (' hIghly favoulable meagre one IS welcome And the rOlnt-sklrts group non-stop plaYing 1C'I I I'11 ll1\icsted m their lands vities. The Afghan Woollen Industries, for in· continue to be one of maldlstn- l('lcnt t1 ends have not contlOu- PrevJQussy It had been feared latesl US and North Vietnamese "hen they hit the 100 hoUl mo' k •• greemenl has not been a small gomg It is the laUer categor) that has many pro­ C'"tan{e '11 the paC'"t two year,s has been able but",n of food among the wOlld's cd, nOl w,lI they be likely to do that tradlllOnahsm and religiOUS Kuala Lwnpur <;1111 strong step but a major one The group the soul r('iicllon hIt' .11S. i- orcJgn fil ms ha \'c never had a chance to expand its markets at home as weil as ah· regions fiO Instead there have been some attltl.ldes \!"'ould orove to be al- MalaYSian beauty and Shaw These optImistiC assertIons are new 3T}d recent developments most mSUpel able blocks to rapid Samu published In GhaznI In Its Blothers fIlm star Pal Ling frl­ ( ·pt Inucd to play ;) l Ill' q hv til 11I\ rst III these countrIes and these count­ road Labour and raw material are available In not mtended to detl act from the that make It piauSlble to expecl fertility conlrol But the mOt e so· edJtonal on Monday sa1d If the Arab und herself the tentre of a COUll s!:' Ifront ballroom and thell ml said Thev'lI plObahh gIl rxprncllce In dneetmg foreign Investment into WOlld marltel•. It IS true that Afghanistan is a tlon Some years of acute cnsls tlhty control These developmentS more they q.ccept as correct the 3gree9lOn find OUt that the Umted el ged couvlcted of attempted ~u­ <. n o}nvlI1g unld they dlop" their economiCS comparahvel:; small country and some of the lIe Immediately ahead for Indta are so new and so novel that generaltsatlOn that, In most pla~ Nations Secunty Council IS unable IClde and was flneo 100 Malay· Howe,er, 10 the past devclopment dccade forcign l>rJvate Investors may doubt the pre· China PhilipPinE'S IndoneSia populatIOn trends before 1960 are <.es whele there IS a populatIOn to Implement an Israeli Withdrawal Sian dollars (about 14 sterlmg Il 0 De Janeiro .111 thc dcveloping countnes have taken praeh­ scnCe of large markcts tor their products. But PakIstan MeXICO BraZIl Egypt, largely Irrelevant 10 predIcting Pi oblem the attItude towal d fa- from their terntones. they have to The 21-yeal-old sLar wh.l.....' /\ house v"lfe tulned UIJ 111 (al stens to assure J Sillooth flow of investment as the experience of the Afghan Woollen In· and other nations what w,ll happen 10 the future mlly pl:lnnlng among the mass resort to their oWn means to solve off-screen name IS Ltnda Lim C(lUlt hele to prove lh (':I1'S impll"'onmenl on a r,~dtl. conshlutlonal conference met In Ma tones ranked as "SpaID overseas. the UN SpeCIal Committee on Co­ louav IJ'ah carnes an editorial The second most ImpOrtan t btl'i serVICe shortages of water 10 the Jordlanlan sectIon of Jeureslum ned by alcohol I.: 'r! C1talgC of attempted l:lur­ ~'n the World Day of the Red (rns.'ii thIng. says the leUer, IS thai Ihe... .: lcrtam areas 1n cxtenslOn of e1ec­ dnd to work out a new tndepe:nden­ merely provinces of metropolitan lOnialism, the Bntlsh delegate. con­ It has put Ihe prest,ge of the UOIted I have no leason to comml~ de: Red (reslcnt .Ind Red Lion Sun leiters, when published should nl" tflnty transmiSSIon hnes to city sub C'e conshtutlon for Spanish Equa­ SpaJn, and the A1ncan populahon's gratulating SpaID on fmally adophng SUICide' said the pretty gIrl rhe mlstake came to Lgn1 NatIons In questIOn Yet Israel 1S Impr e::;SlVC Foreign Afla'rs Rllliding in Paris s,ll,:lelIC~ hang suspend In the VOid A letter llrbs have been carned out tonal Gul'n¢a rights and liberties depended on how a course pursued for many years by ,. member of an orgaOlsahon to who recently stalled In Shaw~ v.: nen the Jud'S..! noted the nlJ~~l1­ thf~ Nl' m.l1tcr 11l1w mut:h knowledge unattended 10 IS like "fltlllg on Nt) answers have .lppeared 10 the The UOIted Nations General As­ far the people wero "aSSimilated" to my own country .' found hunself whIch It has pleaged lIs support for MIst ovel' dream lake", was ce of medical ('vldencl? of C·.<1­ IlC and letrlng It rest under the Spa~ l I.. lurthercd and humanlty IS gran papers We do not know whether sembly on December 19 adopled the attain the same Civil status as Spa­ at the receJvIDg end when the lIS Ideals and causes The world IS MISS MalaYSia In 1965 and \Va::> mll1atlon 01 the body He (Jlde ­ led malenal prospent}- Ihe world sunshIne or nOI they arc ever read by aulh­ resolutIOn that the 1erntones of Spa­ nIsh clltzens The "emanCipated" and nlsh delegate replied thaI he hoped anxIOusly walotmg to see what the stxth In the miss internatIOnal pel InquIries \\ L1Ch tevealeJ ttll'tl 'S U\(:,rsh:tdo\\ed by uncon1l011('d In the las! months scores of let unllt>s concerned. concludes the let­ nish Equatonal GUInea be given m­ "aSSimIlated" Afncans w.:re subjec1 Gibraltar would be decolomsed 1n world organIsation IS dOing to rem­ contest at Lon); Beach m IhO' Senhor~ flc;} "austlno w ... ·~ QII­ Imbltlon and cxpanslonlsm ler'i lomplalOlng .tbou! mefflclent ter dependence not latcr than July 1968 to the metropohtan Civil code and the same way Though s1l11 a colo­ edy the situatton-a" sItuation In same year \tac1c In the way of tal,:ls w.tS Written by Soviet com­ It\cs also take bud turns .is a result Ing,tlny Islands. Will by Christmas eans were pUt on the road \0 self lanai GUIDea, we Will leave bebrnd proper and ltseful methods to de· pcau' negotmtlons wllh HanOI mUnist party WIll judge the real tn \If natural \.:aldnlltles and <.Ilsaslers 1968 be an mdepc:ndenl African dctermlnallon no Rhodesia Nor Will we go out In velop mdustry. It would be anger .and Ihe IndlgnallOn of the of Ihe mdependence consttlutlonal they Wished to return 10 casl their wtthdrawal by a hitherto suppoSedly arcas of the country and therofore bc done to l1lakt' Ihc<;l' llrganl'\ t1hlll' 11Ine.....aId I he bombmg never peoples al the US war 10 Vlctnam Illlberdl regime Jt WIll also narrow It will be a very senSible thtng to rcalh 1...lpab1e \11 c\el..ulmg Ihe u' 1c.:l.hll<.~d Infillralion.· which IOlreased rravdu said l:onference mel m Madnd This Ap votes at the referendum Tll5 constitutional conference" In SpaID IS eounfIDg on contIDued the P0ln! of focus on the remam­ plan uld proarammes for them 10ss.t1 hUTllanil.HI.1l1 la,,1.. cnlru .... l'll '>Il.:a<." I\ under I' -1 he: InCfeascd~ In HanOI newspapers )esterday gave relatiOns With EquatOrial Gumea mg sub,eci lerntorles of Portuguese to them flltleltlon tht: udmlnlslratJOn n<.)w bonner headlme 1reatment to the Madnd WIll mark the- culmlOal1on of the process. With fflends assured In Afnca. It Afnca-Angola, MozambIque, and rob Afghan of Herat '" one of Tht' world Rel! (ro..... D.lv. III II I eports I" no argument not lo halt new Vlct Cong offenSive 10 South 1963 Po· ugue~ GUlnea lIS Issues last week has discussed the ked loda.) I" tlhsef'l'u \\ Ith thl.' nh Ihl.' bombing thaI has failed 10 lm­ Vlctnam. and the offiCIal party pa­ The year was Ihe real turn­ has made no secret of the directIon , p('de It Ing pOint m the colomal history of of Its new aSplrBl1on-Glbtoltar FWF recent deCISions adopted by the Ml­ jt>J.:It\e thut the pcoplt> llf the \\lll1d per Nhun Dan said II showed the nlstnes of EducatIon and Informa­ I\:gardlcss 01 Ihelr lo!llur ll<'Cl! llr I he Belgrade uaLl) Pili ha ,1SS- \'J(.·t Cung retamed the Inltlatlve --.,.. ------• tion and Culture In Developing the So, we Just dropped In to boost your bcll(~b e"scs lhe agreement on the beglll I '!'li~I!.iill.ongress p(llltilal should bl'.If 10 mInd Huge Icd headlmes stressed the (Conttnued on page 4) morale. , thai some 111111.: ~lr the ~Iihcr '~)l1le of ntng of negollatlons between the unpOrlance of the news and one them will he affeded b) a I...llamlty Unl'ed States and the Democr.ltll paper New HanOi came out With George Ball's Biggest Problem , , f . .Ind Ihat help :shllldd bl' at thc lesponSlblllty, to employ llS V,etnam bomblO~ and Gen Char­ II I.. llur h~llk lh tl hllmanltarl.lll WIll silon be approached on ~ubs" One Olghl that shook the South . UOited Nations h,s bIggest pw· political muselc In perpetua'I' a les de Gaulle \\~Irld Llnllal polttll:al questIOns wlth.1n Ilrganl"ialllm, III Ihl.' \\111 hi' the army newspaper announced, blem may tum out to be some myth In whIch no other nat I" , On (!bmmuOiNm The Umted ('nd to armed hostlhty' 'Streonglhened C\l'll lllUf4.' .md Ih.lt while Nanh Dan sald .. the South Gf the words he has spoken as beheves and we have !lal:.] In States snould lake n more relax_ Ihey will oper.lll' III an Itlnll,pht'l I ll1e light penetrating from lhe 1\ gotng at hreakneck speed to at­ a pnv9.te cltl:-~n II lle1 polItIcal COin for OUI SOtll1- ('<1 Htlltude tow8,d pOSSible co- "ioldy of lonl<,rn for Ihl' \\('If,lrc lIf other end of the tunnel IS a greal lack Wllholtl resptle nnd Win vlclo­ He IS an articulate man Wit') SOl SJlIp of Ihe natlOn:J1 IP~I- mmun st ('xpanSlon For the lrfe Impetus for both slde~-ror Vietnam humanIty Ties stl ong views and, dU1lOg the me." he wlote 01 Ifll·. I cannot gee how we C'iC 10 crown two .lnd a half decad(>~ hluh .tlso larr II.'... d lelll:r hlddy Repurts said that dunng the night few months smce he left h's DespIte hIS remarks, howevel II uuld be endangeted by a Com- from Sayed Ahmad Kllr.llshr 110m of their ItberatlOn struggle and for of Saturday 10 Sunday 122 US post as undersecretary of stat~, thele IS no sIgn that US pO!I- I1nwlst leglme In Mall or Br3z- Sayt:d Nom Mohdllllll.td Shah M.I AmeTlcans to devote theIr great and South Vietnamese bases. air­ he hos lashed out In blunt lang· 'r will be changed before the .aville or Burundi, ItS mosl h. ma, Kabul "ilrength to thc solVing of real prob­ fields and other POSitIons were at­ uage at a lot of poliCIes anq m- fall session of the General As- l,el'1' eliect would be 10 cost Mo. Kuralshl lomnH:nts Oil I('tlers to lems relahng to peuce and Interna tacked throughout South VIetnam dlvldualB, sembly when Ball WIll be "x- 'cow 01 PeklOg some money." lhe editor rhe flrsl and foremo,;t tlOnal cooperation' the Belgrade Nanh Dan saId the offenSive HIS acceptmg the appo.nt- pecled to deliver the US policy On V,etnam bombing "The boo lonslderalton shuuld be Out 'h~ daily wntes showed the Viet Cong "retained the ment. as successor to AI thut.T speech on ChJna mbmg has as I see It, Senoui'!- I('{ler wnlers "huuld not allow thc­ '"~tlatlve whIle the Umted States IS Goldberg Ball app1rently aCe Ball was equally outsooken on Iy ImpaIred nhe mora' authortty. mselves to be lMTlcJ away while Pravda said yesterday Ihat HanoI's increasingly thrown back on the cepted the necessity to subordt- lhe US backed UN elIolls to (If Ihe United Slates, mcreasell thcy write a leper to .10 edllor h\ al..ccplance of Pans as the venue of defenSive ' It said statements by nate hIS personal vIews on C1).I' fOlce South Afnca, through ISO- ou; alienation from othe. free Iht:lr own personal preJudices, and the Unlled Siaies-North Vietnamese US commander In chief general no, South African apartheid lallon. to dlop ItS apartheId po· llallOns, exacelbaled rnternal str. II clmg of deores!:'llIn 'e 1ge tn('~ lontacts indicated a new effon by Wilham Westmoreland about U.S and other key UN Issues. Iit'les He saId the actIons laken "Ins and fissures and gre,tly in. (Ir personal plont North Vietnam to clear the way foc successes were "ndIculous deceit .. but lhe questIOn IS WIll oppn- so far are Cleatmg "a s:ege pSy· l'r.eased the dangers of rnterven. nents o£' the United states let chology which Impels people not til'" by the b,g communts\ PUll 1111111111111111111111I1l111l111l11111,1111 1IIIIIIItlII111!1l11111111111111ll1l11ll1111111111 11'11111' '1IIIIlllllllllllllltlllllllllllll'lllllllllUlIlll'" 'l'IIIIl Il "I"""'- neceSSarr,~~~"Is-"were madc, while in Zambia and Tanzania. FOR SBEER 'uter}-The UN CouneUO::obe,ii UN It sald,~;.Q"n.rat"UThant Soutb Afriea was clearly delerm- mjunclions to abandon tIIe"lerritory, was '!/till ton,u1lina' Security Coun' med to per,ist willi Its'''illegal and DELIGHT the mevitable result~l\'o)ild be cil repTtsentatives abou~ an offer _by Increasingly repressive presenc.... the ES "VIOlence and racial war.'·..·' Zambian airways to. provide trans- report .said. I uThe, council' fears The II·mcmber council 'therefore port., tbat tbe persistent refusal on the called on the Security Council 10" ISSUJlnc:e of the iePutt marked the part of,South Africa to comply witb ,4fll!tl~~\ lake "effective measilres to ensure latest'SlaSe in th" ,U,year ol.d bat- the deci,ions of the United, Nations ~' ., 'be immediate removal of South tie betw~en tbe UN and South Af- on Southwest Africa will inevitably ., , \, Africa's presenc~lfromJb,c terrftory." rica ovCr the statUS;' of Soulhwest lead to' the outbreak of violence and " 0n1y in this "W~y, the COuncil saId Africa: ,,A, Germ~n ,cOlony until tbe racial war" it said: " ." .~.' In a report to tbe Generlll Assem- FIrst W,!'rla War, ,the mineral-rich Forceful measw-es would be ne' V~O=-L..., Y...I~I:..;'N;.;"O,;;.;",.4;;1_'~ ...:.;~._~BUL, THURSDA.Y, MAY 9, 1968 (SAVR 19, 1347 S.H.) " , PRICE AF. 4 bly last night, could the -UN" 'disc' territory ',was placed' under Soutb ~cssary to oUSt South Africa and Ihe harge il. responsibility to tbe 600,000 African. ,control by a Leage of Na- assembly should recommend such people of Southwesl Africa and br~ tlons' manCiale. '- action 10 the Security. Council. 109 Ihem to independence. The ·coPncii 'blamed South Ahica The CouDcil is composed of repre- HM' R:eceives f,rench Red Crescent Barred from entering Southwest for ifl faHure to reaoh Windhoek. sentatlves of Chile, Colombia, Gu· Africa by tbe Preforia autborities tb~ Soutl!west African capital last yana, India, Indonesia, Njgeria. Pa- las,t montb. the CounCIl vowed to m~P'cb;q~ dj

U~,s. Appoints 5-Manl Team Foundation Stone For New Acrossl INation Kl!J' Address ,:~e,' ~, Paris Vief Peace Talles I." Isteqlal Highschoo!, Laid KABUL May (BakhlarJ-Thc World Red Cross. Red Crescent, and ( Cnnfmllrd From Page I) cy nor Critics of US. mvolve­ WASHINGTON, May 8, (Reu­ Rcd LIOn and Sun Day was mar· pedltlng the progress of Afghan_ terl.-U S negotiators chosen ment m V'etnam had objected KABUL, May ~. (Bakhtar) --HIS Majesty the Kmg ';r.d l.c;;tan should emanate. firstly, ked throughout 'Afghanistan yester­ for preliminary peace talks op­ to. Its composlt!on, Prll'c~ss Bllqls reCeived French prime mmlstel' and Madame mCC'~lOgs. from France PreSident Johnson, whn can- uay WIth conferencCJs. fi' ening WIth North VIetnam In Pompldou last night m Gulkhana Palace and dlr. od WIth them. Ims and plays Kabul University and French Paris on Friday are Viewed here t [erred With top adVisers agam 'l"rQsert at the dmnel well~ also Pllme l\1"lfllstpr and Mrs Gathermgs were held In Kabul unIverSities have realised these as a balanced team, pleasing yesterday on the coming negot- ~:;I, III lh(' Public Health Institute, the recommendations of the martyr­ both -"war ha,.wks' and "peace Iations and the current Viet 1n2dl, First Deputy PrIme MII11sl-" and Educ,tlOn M'nlster eel kmg A while later when I doves.'· .. Cong oft'ensive m Saigon and ",,:1 Mrs, Popal, French Secret3!') cf Stote fer ForeIgn Affairs Women's InstllUlc. Ghazl. Istcklal, Naden:l. Mohmoud Tar?l. Khushlll SIgn the golden book, I shall see Dl1llomallc Qbservers said ..Isewhere, was believed to have and Madame Bellencoul t. French Mlnlst~r Plempotentl3J y and '\ Ith deIJght, around me FJ ench the delegatIOn eombIned fIrmn­ selected the leam WIth great "Iotocol Counsellor R Vours Afghan AmbassadOl to Pans Sai­ Khan. Malalal. Rob" Balkhl and Prmcess Mariam high schools and Afghan professors here a' ess with fleXibIlity. TheY thought t'ale d" Zalmal Mahmoud Chazl, FI ench Ambassador 'n K3bul AII­ Publications (,f 'he Afghan Red .( the same time that 200 stude"t, Its Significant that neither pro­ It consists of roving -Ambass3­ fll(' Negr~. fnrol m~llon and CuHule MlIllstCI Dr Moh3mmad { rescent Sn... lcty .lOd (he House fnr arC' studymg In France ponents of a tougher war polt- dor W Averell Harriman, for­ ,\O"S P,esldent of the Afghan-Freneh FrIendshiP SnClety, Dr Ihc Destitute were (!lslflhul('<..l .It lhe· Madame Pornp;dou chattmll. with lIer Royal IIighness Prine ess BilqlS YoI" Excellency deputy pnmc mC'1 Deputy Defence SecretarY " ..h ,mlllad Haldel. D" eelor GenHa' <.r the Pol It IC:\' Afr,,, s <;c O1eetlOgs Photo By Moqm" KabuL Timer nllnlster CYJ1.IS Vance. Deputy Vietnam Com Gell Andrew J Goodpas­ l)"partmcnt In the Ft.. IPlgn Ministry. DI Rnwan F:.llhadl and In ,I spccl:h a' the Publll He,llth Pompidouls F~Il()llq In thiS ~; [ane gathenng, bf'-i tL·r. and two offiCIals who have ·.:IS S.lIeh .... Eten}.i:ldt. pl"'sldl'llt of the 'VOJTIPIl'S °In_ Instltutc audltoilum Ocpu:y Publl<.: yond the stlmulous of friendshIPi''"; Banquet Speech not been oflicl3Uy named yet slLtlltl' Health Mlnlsler Or Abdul Rt4hman Etemadi Stresses Close Ties With French \\ hlch IS Its SOurCe r also spe~ These are ASSIstant Secretary H,lklml saId the Afghan Red ere the governmental aspect because! ( Continued .From Page I) of State PhlIJp HabIb, an experl yc.. .. tl'rddy morning Pompldou In thr' field ol teChl1ll'al ass.', ~l:ent SOClC..'ly In a short time has •( ClJnlf/l/ll'd f-rofl/ Page II We hope the prelimmary talks those of the region In order to leC't"lvlng {he pnme mmister ort J of the mternatJ?nal commun tv un ASlan affalts. and WillIam J.tJ(! Ul(' !t;undatl(,1D stone of the l1'- His Majesty the King talking to Freneh Prelllll'r and Mnll' Pomp idou national LCclgue uf Red Cros~ SOI,;I­ ha~ se l nt area~ 3cC'Qldmg' to needs of nam Speak..ing of the mternatIonal dod It shows that thel e IS conHrl-_ 1 hi" been. done always In Har Ilmc:\n whose experience lit" \\3S 1C'l'E:.'lvC'd cit tile EduCd· '1(' l [lt1m French ~c.e-Il:e. lul- ctlCS, and at times of cataslrophles ofr~ the time and at the same adhe· I WIsh tn say that the chN('(, .,f situation and before finishmg J (nct· In the gUiding prinCIple a C::pllil of conciliation but also of negotiating With the commu­ lIOn MI:llstl" SDOIts st:ldlum be- lure.•11ld I}rO~JPSS has ex'cndcu hplp tu vldlm.. ilt hnnll' hIS pollcy 11:,. In hI mly mamtalnlng her pnnCI- ~J.I1( t~· I Ping: to the cultural heritage of Pans as the venue o[ thiS meet­ Wish to declare how 'highly we lllsts goes back to the days of ,.lflt··J Iht' leCplll 1.IL·1l11:-;l·" df the Thp Frellch PII'nIC' \tnd abroad \lur (ountry the SUPI erne Afghan JOg indicates the recogmtlOn of admire France's positive action It IS an occasIon great Pride! pIes ?y whIch sht' has made kn- Ihe Wolld War ll. outlined a "fl­ SdDI I b, !<' 1:-;1 Ol'puty Educa- ~.,'rl P1l' Isl!:.·qI.II h I~h Sl'h:101 I~ Dr Barakzol. Ihe preSident of Ihe t(}~~o\Vn Assembly In J964 adoptpd il rll'­ th.. dlstmgulshed role played by under the leadership of General .Ind delIght. that 111 mv VISit ner VIeWs ex Ible r csponsc" strategy (or Uon MlIlIstCI Hamldullah the s.vmbo{ll of FI ,lnc~,-Af~f1 q BETTENCOURT, House of thC' De-shlUlc said the Af wltne~'il-'s;.j I~ !!lunatic Constitutllln Fl anre III mtel n3tIOnai rel'ltllll­ dc Gaulle for the consohdation Alghanlstan not only OUI two countnes. also In thl::i the Pans talks In a New York r luyal SprdJ Afghan and culturallelatlons ghan Red Crest.:enl SOCIety plan­ expan~l(m In the mternatHlnal scene Af. shIps (If peace and mternational C(lope­ th(' development and area have often defended the speech lasl night J F'rpnch tll:-;UllltOI', at the sch- Th:~t hIgh I11 ;1 SII!!1I1IC' tnt Tlsltu-nenl ,lst::lI1Cl' In butldinl~ an .tn!l~·X to Among Ihose who attended the ~o{Jd and InternatlOnal coopeJ aUon convinced that they can maintain lations dependence and will show that which preoccupy all men of for training Informed and active !w1lse OI"I,TI:J;f\ classl"S n nl1',th~' c'11 and cultural cooperation dur­ pl;:ay portf:111f) Dr Aljdul The events In the east ~lJ:.rl and consolidate thell Ielallon3 uy Your ExcellenCies. ladles and thiS beautiful country more th.n will. the search fOJ peace "ruth n the lnuntry U II of tilt' c'l\ should Iil1" s(lI, ;nl: Afgbainstan's Third Five out PortfoliO 01 All "II Year Uevelopment Plan period, \\est of the ASiatiC conllnt:'nt ha­ fotlm\ mg the path of fnendshlp gentleml"Tl. 1 raise my gla!'>s tn dnythlng else has a firm c'JnVIC_ I raise my glass to the health SlOce the Educ:ltlon 1\1 II1lSt. \' til be 1.11Ind tll he tOll ,l1"Jl! t I VVethlii S,I",lb! ~nLl J(,d1Id ve roused OUI anxletv The Vlel· and undprstandmg and In findln'~ the honour and health of Gencrni tlon aboul the future of HiS Majesty Mohammad Za- SPORTS GOODS 1:-; ,,\'·;U'(' of thl.:· rolC' thiS SCn()Il! 11111'." ,11 t~· I:.! :~I ul(·... The Information DepaJ·tme"t of Gq,p: '),ll D' ~'''Iqhamm·.lcl I\kl IP1 nam \.. ar has unfortunately not a solution uf their mutual {110h· de Gaulle. the presldeot of the We all kno\\' that for eve' y her Shah, of Queen Homlra, of Visit Mohammad Siddique and ,IIi ... ·, 'p th, fl3m('wOl k of I du ~ th" Foreigi> I\i' hE'''' and thl" Pill t I\lC solution of the conflict must respect for the fights of peopl~s Mmlster agd Madame PompJrlou. IOternatlOna! cooperation and and Mrs Etemadl and to the pro- raekets, tennis balls, golf balls. dt'd 10 o.;eek Frtll)ce's help In ex- y1ng ceremOOies Pompldou 101 ~ ccrdlJlity, were attended by PIR­ /.·'·b ~: I £.1 t\'o(' of bf)(h bllll'!. nnlng Minister Dr. Abdul Samad a:;sure the people of Vletn.l:Tl and natIOns to those accompanymg him, dnd expansIon alld progl ess of RII na- spenty of the kmgdom of Afgr,a- sportswears and shotgun cart­ p,tnrhn-; and Implovl'lg the sch~)- \ stlllll al~m: "'lmp of Ill(' pit· rnL.: l".':prn"p) /n Chan star/lum the nght to peace, ,elf-determl. ThiS IS the best way for the to the strengthening of Franc,­ t Ions In common In an env rll- mstan ridges. 01 In l1lStl uctlOn d/Hi f:Jelllt p'" • si I ('ph ' !l1med and high ranking French "fficials. natIOn Without foreign mterfeJ­ countnes of thIs regIOn to pre­ Afghan Ielallons nmertt of harmony -_._--- II" s='ll~ • Although Pompld(lu ,,\ IntNi til pnee and unity serve their natIOnal mterests and Your ExcellenCies, Deputy prJ. INTERNATIONAL . II IS a m::..ter of areat 'de- :-,0.' thpst' Stl('('tS s""Il""lv ,Ie, ' t 't me Minister and Rector CLUB lIght to see Ih:H tho; "cho!)1 \\ 111 ri..,t the oeoolL' of Ktll)ul I ~ '.' Dr. Hoqe'qi Ap,peors ! t 's my wish aDd my decJslon If' lebwl t WIth the "ommon cJf- veral areas recognised hmJ 0' ~o OUR FAMOUS FRmNDS Mme Pompidou Sees ,. A,WA Puts· On Romantre to act as to strengthen and ox;.b of the two (,~llntllP~ '1 s walt Ing tour and apl)l:jq:!ed ,Before Senate expand In whatever France and 1 ;-(;0. eXl")I!'C"<=E'd lh,,:, IF'pe til ,t F,'mndou \\ 3Iked (/('1\vn 1I:1a>- -::!\~: I l\i.n:I (Bdl\ht:111 Afghanlslan palliclpates "THK BLUE SHARKS" mo,€, !:ll- •• ... \\1 l Shl~r ,1'1:1 \','-\/ 'PRESS lht:, school would pLIY;l 1. "'.n: I r. \\.J!H! [1\1 lOCi' eh ('1'1 Illl' Comedy 'For Charity Benefit The future depends on the LlVK BASD FROM LAHORE l"lrt:'.IOt lole III conc;olld:ltlng re- Alrb:J.r I<~C!1l cl\ipnUe:- Women's Institute • If"~rr,'ll(' )1' the JlI.-I,(.:,. ,\ I'.... youth tlf the world, espeCially on Will play at tbe "international Club" Thursday'May 9, 3:00 p.m, l,lllons of fllendshm O('I\\·.... "p AI Yesteldav a[ternoon the Fr- (Continued from page 3) By A Stall Writer KABUl May 9 lBakhtall­ f cd ...·pst..·rd]\' b· .P(' tr.,. The Amencan Women's Assocla-ghter, and turn the two bour roma­ those With higher education z'oo a.m. hh;lnlst~n ,lI1d F'r;l":;c c' ('l1ll, oreml~r H:J:ve a reCl"j"Illr" "1 :d ;1T'lt' "ompldUll • accompanied '? ... ..,t" r. 1;I1:lntlng or fIll. \lsual aid SerVIl.:es throughoul the It 's my WIsh that Frenc,", and Hp mentioned th!..' efforts of the 11 the Fl't;"nch l'mb;-ts5v whieh hon'says "we are not oul to comp- nllc play mto a hvely evening at (Table Tennis Ball) by Mrs Etemadi VISited the \Vn 'ilL' I., d.c11l.n ;0 III.' " .. It..ountry Afghan youth shoulder the hI- French alcheoI01:~lsts In blillt.."'f.. , "'" ':)It'~nclp.d by ChlC·f Jl'stlCP ele wTth Kabul Amateur DramatIc the theatre. And will remind you of many jolly nights at the Club. !f"-'n'" I 1·,t'ltrle y€'stel day altel- \If PI1'11al... CoUt b '! I:. The newspaper says that audiO­ ghest and most necessa- ) Ii •.. t the O,ISt lllstory of Af- rr Ahdlll }T-klm Z''':/ f'(' PIPS'- Society," but KADS may regard tbem The play IS dIrected by Mrs Ro- Please make your reservatlllns and purchase the entrance tic. , 'II~' " 1', ' 'tIPl! such ~. -I"l-, visual aid serVices m Afghanlstan as so. bert Neuma~n, Wife of the Amenc- ry responsibllrlles 10 to- eh~HJI l"I'!l ,md thell v du ,Ill,. n ~tp ~t cf tho HOll')C' of R"t)rl..- ..... ~t'] ~hould dev~lop kets for your aecompanying gues Is in advanee at the offiee. "'I':'pc F£lllf>ld(,u \\·:.Is we!c=-'Illc·d I ~ ~·l ~" "0" tho .11I·tl(,(· :\!'I"stt\ specially now when day's world PaYing respect blJr It PIlS In thIS t(·"pect \\ h dl I ,eo:: D Abdul ~'lh' "':'!n~t­ "! '.,. .. '(:.. ¥ AWA's fIrst dramatIc productlon, an Ambassador In Kabul Mrs. Ne- ~t th.. gate of the Institute by ]'1 ~"" .r'll'll ( I ',.,.,,,, I ,1 II .•. we have established In Kabul a la­ to human persons and cons0Lull­ ale tl,Jnshted In many 1;ln.WI- Pres dent A.IJdul H(lcf! On ...·], me­ Pompidou watches an inscript 0,1 beIng laid at the fotllltl:tt'un The Barrets of Wlmpole Street, WIll umann talks qUIte modest:ly about instructors, ofl1clals and stydents I; I' (' Ill"'d .' ·I.ll1ltll)l\~ 1'1'111 boratory processing dOL:umentary Bile! l build'n~ In USrs Fn 4 10 taon of al'.: nations on the road gc,; til whIch hf' s'w we "'r' mbels of thl' cabinet S"ui-', 2,>1 of the new tor I':e Is!eql,l HIgh Scbool. ~l(]n?n'mGld open the auditorIum the feat saymg her experience (I d€lwllt~:1eIS prc~ented her DI Am:1I1 P'I',ld I j dms- The newspaper says that Since to peace IS progress ' nUl recognl1 ton Jnd ,mpr,,( 1, where Hel Majesty the Queen IS sented [0 he' bv MIS Saleha Fa· I 'l , I; ~ '" 1 .. II, ~ ',., The newspaper that of cou PIl.'Sl·n round 01 dIScusslon:-.. a dCdl all of the I I children fall to speak out dent.s frum the Afghan InstItule of Boeing 'I: El \In.,r! , ,I ·~t.J nlll It t,·~ I 1\, 'J r~ undergOing a medical check-up 727 J.et there are a number of films Open m'sirust llr vl>':lled dIS1,;·~lmIOl. 111I1ILIIIlIn III passIve US LfI'It.:hOl Jagalnst rum except Ehzabeth. the Tel.:hnology Members of AWA do and treatment I dtPl !\'Imt· Porno dou \..... 'led \11. jlll's HId Id .iI t\ 'I ' prepared abroad whu:h l.:an be sh· have marked the atlltm.lc 01 all t.:o Bnt.': old Barret IS a mere det.:or eITeds' the year 1948 0' ,It ,rH~<'; ne'lcl' doW t In' . \1', ptlbl(> \uolness .Ind Impaltence f1lctanes arc plltun:o \,\,lIhln Ihe alcm lasl wt.'c:k In Ucll.lnt.C' or U1l.1 IW,tnt 10 hiS <.:hlldren but hIS love In England relatively ve- 4 KABUL May Il (B"khlal)­ 1,;lIuntr) on social ... ultllr<..tl CulOn ry dosely Proceeds of tbe play mrnous Counl.:11 resolulJuns edu~atlOnal I... llf the kmd Ihe poet Roben Bro­ mlc. health and prob· Tass nl'\\'S agenry correspondent Jordan's l.:omplaJOt Ihilt f"il.td " wning (AI Nebellbaul would glad' whIch WIll be on al 8.00 p.m. Tnu­ here. Alexle Petrov, marked the lems and actIvities H Will have a rsday, FrIday, Salurday, and Sun­ following a veiled po!lc:y of IInlle~ Factory Refuy'e For Viet far betted Impact on the audIence Iy 'iwap for "good, sound hatred" Soviet Press Day yesterday WIth day evenmgs Will go to chanties here. atlon 10 the Arab old Lily h.t:-; Il·"'· Robrel Browmng"s clandestine a receotlOn 10 his home which than fllm~ made abru.ld and shown Plan To Brin?: TV IV~'d Afro.A"I"'i.n leSen'llll'lll :lIion people upled territories Immedlateh hl

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