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I~vestmen,t Repu lC Law '. and h'" ., .~ -'~, - ,.-' endl rclatwns wl'h AI- activities l!.nlt~ , ,~ of the' Natlo!'s. been-'I~vllmg.'fof~lgn e~pUaI , . " . Wined f" T~' latter IS to in· one of th. Besides, lately, In"oite~ia ) ! ,',I 101leJher veSt In th. poll:nt,aUy nch. country. gbanl.'an I " r«ognlze Indones· with some ES flc other South East Asian It Is my sincere bope that Afghan 'I', 'hrst counl ,' pO ,llt'y or .anll Impcr- l- ',. la true In I countries sponsored the ~ esthtihsh.. I; ( " ~- investors too are willing to t~c 0 ' , d II colonlah~m. Af- ment of .a South I d' ,. b 1 , , East Asian ReglQ-. part. ·Alrea y an tmportant Dum er ,., ' lahsm an nObl "-lOr recognitIOn oal Cooperation jn ghaOlSlan" nO e <- the mini.ter of JUlti.ce t members, generals slblllty of a,lull earlynext of kivmg is one of the pomts 10 the Majesry King MC'lhammad Z~hl' of the Royal month. . M.e , thlOgs '" common In the cul~ Army, the governor At ,a nationally televised Cabinet's program. Another point IS Shah is prosressing The Supreme Court of will have of Ghazni press Democratic Senator Josepb Clark m,l",lural field be b'I' towards a bright eight members and qther conference, the President 5. As recently has . political sla I lZatlOn. f l headed by the Chief Justice. This has officials and dignita­ also charged Friday that the Soutb Viet•. u Ure . 1 VI' been presCribed 10 a statuit> I,l)n1C \,'1ear, bo'b support Untted I ries of the province were said China bad nothing to fear from Now "Indonesia bas been Jble to Long hve, Afghanistan-Long prepared by the Mlulstry of .Justice, MlnJster among namese elecCions next month would N'atlons drorts 10 , I of .Justice Moham­ those who U.S bombing near Its 50lve Ihe Middle stop inflation and to concentrate mad Ehsan Ta1'l\ld attended the fune­ border. be meaningless SLOce the only ,PeO- on IndoneSia. said this morning. ral. Air strikes East cf1sis. and both want With­ 10 miles (16 km) trom pie able to Vole would' be the mJ1l­ ... the Chmese drawal 'Or l"iraelt forces fr~m occu­ "I shall try to Introduee judicial refonn In lU:Cordance A condolence meeting was be­ border were "not inten- lary, Civil servants, large-city dwel· plcd ing ded as any threat Ar,lb lerrltory BeSides. In­ with the provisions elf the Constitution, the laws of the held in Ghazni today for to Chma and tfley lers and those who have fled the doneSIa Lancl Of Islands the do not, in fact, pose IS prepared like In several And Indigo country, and the refonn programme of the government. late Malikyar. who Was the any threat to countryside Indone'sia IS the world's 14.900 that country," laSe" 10 lhl: pal;l. 10 put troops at largcst metric tons, or about one-firth elder brother of Mrs Maiwand· he said, "We believe He told the Senate that some 13 archipelago II 01 "1'he country fltost urgently waJ. Peking knows Ihc disposal of the United Nations IS located along the Ihe world's total. produced annu­ needs among other laws the United States does milhon ot South Vietnam's total equator southeast of a civil code and a penal code, not seck to widen f'lr pe,lle keeping purposes Asia and north i1llv which we hope to see pre­ In Kabul, a condolence meet­ the war m Vlet- 17.165.000 populauon lived In ham~ I,:) northwest occuple~ pared and passed In nam," II Recently Important events Dc­ or Australia Agrlcullure 80 per c':n' a short time," ing will be held in the Sl:>erpur lets not fully controlled by the gov­ Indonesia compr~s Tara~ said a \.urred 10 Indone:sI3. among other about 3,000 of the population Produe Is 1/1 site next to the the Supreme Court the moSque Tuesday. Prime MiniS. ernment tha Ministry or Johnson stated hIS positJon on a t lhere was 'Igrave thrng .. the MadJclls permusJawara­ Islands The five largest are Java dudc rll·C. malle, \,8S;lva. IstiqlaJ Park is being considered for Justice will still play an Dr, E. Taraki tel' Maiwandwal w,ll be among doubt that I!round important bomb1Og pause when asked about a votmg will be allowed." Lin P,t1qat (People"'; (which, With 1,000 people per 11Ilts. sr:ya the Supreme Court bUildings. It role 10 those present Assembly) de­ squarc bcans. lobacco. coffel' reformmg law, Taraki said. statement by . South Vietnamese Under the Circumstances, It IS l, mile. is will be some time before the butld~ There are a number l'lon In appoint General Suharto one of the most densely rubber. cmchon

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J , '. ,,'THE'iIS~EPS Fro!'t~J • ',""'."0 Provincial PrE:.ss 1 :-J,R"E~L ' T"'['te;·,~ge ,1. lis \' , ,Its good Imght-th.s world- , , The -Neanderta1l Ia one' of tlie By A Staff Writer I ~',~:I!r\[.'T'",'ft,~~V,l faVOurite excursIon goals around The edttor of Badakhsha/f, pubhsh­ A preVtSlOIl of tomorrows UtopIa n;J:~ U,K·,~·' Dusseldorf In the Federal Re· ed in Fa,zabad, the centr~ of norlh­ pubhC of Germany eastern provInce of Badakhsban. dy A Sla" Writer It could Just as well be' called s6ys In an editorial bIdding fare­ -Rahman BabCl I cannot express m adequate For many ccntunes emperors Duesseltal, for the Du;ssel, whIch well to reaclers on his apPointment words my feehngs of friendship choge Kandahar the cap'IoI 'of a ga.-e the sta~ caPItal of North to another job 'iliat newspaper writ­ area stretching from Persia to Kash­ and of gratitude for the happy Hhine'Westphaha Its name, fl­ Ing at thiS juncture of our SOCial mir and IndIa The Ctty, wIth mild assoclabon I had WIth .you all , ow. through this valley. Perhaps and economic development IS not during the last few' day&, I will , weather most of the year Bnd many Duessseital really w6,ll Its name an easy task Jt requires restraint THE KABUL TIMES beauhful gardens, was admiIed by and foreslaht on lbe part of thoS' also I not target the honoUl"' t!ltt untIl it was changed to honour Babur, Ahmad Shah and others edi­ you have" gIven me In electing the memory of Neander I This who pubhsb newspapers The Published every dati except Frldoys and Afghan pub- These rulers have left behind me as Your chairman, and I Ji().. was not, however, as many th­ lor says Badakhshan IS geographI­ hi' lrollClaYj by the Kabul Tunes Pllbltshrng A~ncy. ~ rehcs, some of which are stIli extant /Ie I have been ab~ to diliclJaue ougbtless ,people thmk, In hon­ cally one or tbe 'argesl proVinces of 1IIIIIIIIIIllIIlUllHlllllllWI111I"llIUlIllIlIllllllllillllllllflllltllllllllllllllllrl1I1111l11111111 '''IlI''ltlIlW:-llllllllllltllll'IIUI'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'''I'I'lIIll1tIIlUII1I11111111111l1ll1l1ll1ll1t The tomb of Ahmad Sbah, wllh th~ my duties to your satisfaction our of the Neandertal man for country But the people of 'hIs hIS sword, shl~ld and other battle area haye a low standard of hVIng You will agree with me that In ~s the Ice age skeleton found by many ways this ~on has-m­ dress, of particular note chalk quarry workers In a grot­ and It IS Ihe duty of any writer: Or The old city of Kandahar, a heap deed' been aa~_h was to of the Neandertal In 1il56 Journnhst under such CIrcumstances of rubble beheved by many '0 be 10 ASIAN HIGHWAY COMITTEE MEETING at this setI8JOn' tbil~'silrDed l:ame to us without personal docu­ to help deVise ways ensure eco­ the pian 01 DPe1'lItiOJr for);~­ a ghost town. has certaIn areas ments He was named after the nomiC development The just concluded meeting 01 the coonli· mlDerai ateas of the coantr.y which have. hleh which attract the attentl0n of the nallng committee and the e:qJerts coinmlttee potential for IDdastrial development to the in­ tutlon supPOrt to the AIiaD Hi­ place where he was Jound, and It tOUrist was already Neandertal then, to He says that dunog hIS ~d"orshlp of the Asian Highway held ID Kabul was ternational route. To name just one, the Rajl­ ghway It is our- hope tIiIit, :thr­ m.m­ ough the good Offic:es' Of U' Nyun, Many famous shrInCS of poels commemorate Joachim Nean­ he did nol Ignore any opportuDlty Dcant 10 many respects. It was the first tUne an ID Iron mines wID be on the Asian Hip.....y the executive secretary, the and relIgiOUS leaders In the gar~ der, who dIed m 1680 and who as to persuade pubhc officers and International miulsterial meeting was beinc route, thus facUitatl"l exports from the area. UNDP WIll lIPprove. the'.plan Of dens of Kandahar are VISited by a poet wrote many well-loved people to start useful projects for held In Kabul. It was also for the first time Usat This Is ....hy Afghanistan leels that with the operatIon and :will taIa!i ear!)' ac­ thousaods of people who go 10 hymns He was Rector (Vlce- the w~1fare of the pubhe The eduor Pakistan, one of the links ID the ch1Un of the constnICtion of this highway, a new vista 01 tion for starting the project have their WIshes granted These Chancellor) of the Dues- thanks 'he people of Faozabnd ror Asian Highway, was partic1patIDg in such a prorres8 will be opened lor the coontry. Perhallll; It will not be- out tlf lombs Brc w~1I preserved and fea­ seldorf' Labn School for thetr cooperation and says he tS hlgb-Ievel meeting to discuss the hilbway. In The meeting in Kabul decided that a specia,I place to mention that~ ~ ture graves covered wIth beautIful solne years and certamly ne­ convInoed that under the Wise gOld. marble addition the meeting was able to reach agree­ fund should be established with the Asian IIaDk the l!lIieeiawJ'ilnd projelctr_ ver dreamed that hIS name ance of HIS Majesty the Kmg the • The allenllon of 'he Moghul klDgs ment on many slgulftcant points which makes lor the compietion of the Asian Hi,hw.y. We effectilOe-and _ ,~it would go down m sClentlflc his­ province of Badakhshan WIll pros sanctioDeeasonable tJons of the City, a nIche 00 top ::>f cd the role of the newspaper pubhsb­ tle raIlway statlon With a few new points and devise simple ml!thods to attain mterest in contributing to this special fund. bme after the project has been a rocky mountain on the western ed In BOSI, the cenlre of Helmand the objectives sanctioned outaltirls bUlldmgs, most of them servmg province, as very Important and The meeting deelded to establish polls lor A notable feature of the meetinr, as U The place, known as ChiI Zeena as restaurants, but It still attr vital SinCe huge economiC and so I take th.s opportuDlty to m~­ acts foreIgn tounsts Naturallv. construction equipment In difterent zones of Nyun remarked, was the SpIrit of cooperation, (the 40 steps) has a steep staIrway l..:lal projects are underway In that the area Certain countries In t1ie region will friendshIp and fraternity amour the deleptea ke an appeal to the developed leadmg to top InSide the OIche people VISit It less because of western provJOce The edItor says This was obVIOUS from the fact that the dellbe­ countrIes to study the economIc beautiful Nastahq letters have b~en the ldylhc landscape than tu that du~n& bIS tenure of office be form a zone, IlJ'esent constructillD equipme.ut and soclal ImplicatIOns of th,s VIew the hunbng grounds of and utilise it for the construction 01 the Asian ratIOns of the conference proceeded smoothly chISeled wto the race of the rock had acted In tbe belief that cons­ prOlect WIth greater care and to by the famous puct and eahgra­ our forefathers and the remam Highway We are happy note that Alrhanis and the member nations were able to reach Irucllve CritICism of public affairs to conSider .t as an Import-lOt phh, Said Masoom Kandahan mg Signs of their eXIstence The tan has beeo chosen as the centre for one of agreement on some major POints In a spirit of and the conduct of publiC persona­ means of Intenslfymg the deve The letters deSCribe the areas and genume skeleton rests m the Irtles was an Important way of cor­ these zones Undoubtedly, the existence of goodwill and understandlnl lopment of all our count"les places under the rule of the Babur Rhelmsch Museum In Bonn We hope that the operation plan 01 the As­ rectIng thIngs such a centre also Implies that the counmes of WhIle generous support and family Work on the OIche began where the new museum bUlld­ Two papers praise Ihe recent eco gracIOUS aSSIstance and the aid the region train personnel to handle construc­ Ian HIghway which includes the construction In the rClgn cf Babur '" 1525 AD mg has been opened. With the nomic aSSIstance agreements con of tIOn machmery of anCIllary services snch as hotels, motels, developed friendly nations to and finished by hiS son Bahadur Neandertal man as the Prize ex­ eluded between tb~ government of the cause of our progress WIll wher~ It IS also heartening to note, as U Nyun workshops and communication centres wID go Mohammad Karman hibIt In Neandertal Itsell, Afghanistan and Ihe Untted States always be appreCiated, It s wor­ a small museum IS dedicated to the execut.ve secretary of ECAFB, said, that smoothly and be fully Implemented before The OIche faces the city On the NunRarhor, published ID Ialalabad, thwhde to note that Immense high pnority will be Ilven to the construction 1972 which .s the deadline for completlDg the front of the nIche there used to be him. he IS represented by a the lcnlre of the castern provInce amounts of money and energy copy But thiS by nO means dIS As.an Highway We are happy to see that the tht= statues of Iwo hans but Ihese of Nangarhar says that dUrIng the of the Kabul-Herat direct route in Afrhanistan are spent 10 the support or un turbs the VISitors to the valley w~re removed by some other ruler lasl few months ~evcral agrcements ThIS road wh.ch will be part of the Asian delegates ellJoyed their stay In Afghanistan. and real and less frUltrul causes m Highway A-I route will shorten the distance we are sure that the meeting will help the Farly (wo steps carved In rock lead have been concluded between Af­ many areas of the world As Ie (he niche Two raIlIngs werc They admire above all, a bro­ between Kabul and Herat by 200 km It will growth or regional cooperation. nze statue of the Ice age man ghanlsl.!!.n and the UOIted States added In the rt=lgn of Amlr Arnall These an: for a loan extended for pass through several populated areas and main We also hope that the continuity of the Emperor Babur left behind many vestiges I n the southern and central regions of MghaDiB­ uUah WhICh stands near a restaurant, talks here will be maintained by regular mee­ and looks severely down on aw Ihe construction of KaJakl power towns In addition. It will link some hIstorical tan. plant a $43 million loan for the SiteS. such as Bamian and Herat to the rest of tings In the future so that the achievements of Abdul Rahman Hotak, a famous estruck chIldren Fortunately, poet pralsmg rhls marvel purchase of wheat and agricultural thc world It will also link some of the major the countries may be penodlcally examined. Small Rock Island Off North German Coast coffee and cakes are offered at Some of his lamous gardens still have the 16th century beauty. Amour these are the gar­ says moderate PflCes The chIldren I,md In Ihe I-Jelmand and Arghan dens on the loothllls of the Sher Darwaza mountalD where his white marble grave was renova­ dab areas The paper says that ml If two professors of Berhn's By Elisabeth Guth SII up on Ihe high aJlar 0/ ChtJ can therefore be consoled Thpy than enough to blast the whole ted last year. A white marble pool Is another marvel of this garden_ Zt'ena tht= baSIS of Irs pohcy of oooal18n· Polytechruc Inslltute have theIr rock also have their JOY With mod way, Heligoland. the rock IS­ The plan IS not to mterefere To see a YaSI SC t'n-t' and jorget els of amrnaIs recalling the Ice ment and lis fflendly relations WIth When the dust and fumes of all countrJcs. Afghamstan has been land In the North Sea some 60 With the Island s character CIS The ChII Zeena Niche In Kandahar was star ted by him and IInlshed by his ancestors yOur troubles age 12,000 years ago In thp the explOSIon had settled the able to receIve unconditional aid km. off the north German coast, a seastde resort Rather, ~d summer they can look for bcr­ GLAM~E Will undergo what may be the I rock ,sland was still there, for Its e... onomlC development from :ll:OME PRESS AT A. the authors claim It would pro even If reduced In size and nes and put thelt feet m the most radIcal change In Its check sc­ advanced countrlcs mote these ends arred all over cool Duessel No wonder that ered history ANCILLARY SERVICES ALONGTHE ASIAN HIGHWAY .. On Its humour page Thursday semphallcall't There was nOlhmg polJreman entert=d agam 'Madanm," Later It was used as a bombID8 the Neandertal has remamed a If the two men, a technogeog­ Badakh.lihan cOmmenls on the -4/IIS carned a mock repOrt about like personal canlse'! In estabhshlDg he said we have got a warrant tor Pubhc response ranges from range for the British RoYal Air much-loved beauty spott At the rapher and an engIneer, have The ASIan Highway network pas­ and for the vehlcle have to be loca 11al when motor vehIcles ply on Ihe ZOntng set back regulations etc. to commodlly loan extended to the OJ (jerman shepherd and 115 owners a lasting friendshIp A shudder went the arresl of your husband ,. £'nthuslastlc acclaun to crItICism Force time of hiS discovery, the Nean ted outSIde the vehicle The pro­ road, particularly over long dlstan aVOId a deLerlOr&1.I0n of conditions Afghan government by th~ Umted t man and hiS WIfe rhe story fin,,," m\ spme And beSIde the But :. Ol! were so nice a lIttle their way, whtch mamly means Hamburg has Its own plans fOr ses through 14 ccuntnes varYlDg In dertaler was not only a tourist Fifteen years ago an advance ces The seCClnd stage would be TQ.t=se w~tl lDelude effective applIca States It says that 10 recent years \\ nlten as an eyewitness rl"port goes paratcl) and where posslble, propo ancillary servICes and practices aloog In DetrOlt 250 people had become The time IS comm£ wht=n our states of the West German some 60 m. above sea level each compartment and dimng-cars World War I. put their sClent,­ people IS to be ratsed and develop c:l.l tht= ~hepherd and otfer~d theIr There .s a conSIderable public long~dlstance serVIces depend upon a number of sals fm attracting capital for such the European highways, Canada, Jobless because: theLr places of work 0 .... n government Will be forced to federation-the two CIty states of There mIght even be foreign­ are attached to Irams, menI and progress ensured a\Slstance In makmg the services of, demand for abohshmg the spec­ factors The faCilitieS needed for an faclhtles Will also be given the UDited States AustralIa and f,c stamp 00 a whole epoch had been destroyed by fire express liS views Hamburg and Bremen plus Lo ers who find It difficult to spot while ela.orate arrangements exist ,I vet available I he owner some ,al Ptlvlleges at railway stations The scale ot exptessway or limited access road There are many areas which the New Zealand fhe newspaper also I.:omments most The cll.. admmlstratlon had 10Sl The war has already reacbed a wer Saxony and SchleSWig Hol­ It on the map \\hat surpnsed had said that thiS Hehgoland's pny.I1eged status operation of these modes of transPort would be different trom those req­ ASian Highway traverses where .10­ It gives te..;hlp Wlh the dog II would prob planes were being chartered In BrI­ Faf"llittes for the travelling public vide baSiC faCIlities which are essen- for a new town IS sdected In lIselessly 10 the water Naturalisation Of Asians In Australia ,bl\ lake years of patient effort on tam for Ihls 9ClrVIC'e by brokers ,I fl:\\ munths people swrum In The Vietnam atr war IS a welJ­ Austraha granted naturalisa­ By Mlehael Blreh Swallowi"9 It Ill\' parI I was told thai I had Tile Svdne'\ Mornntg Htrold said han to 944 Asian reSidents dur­ 1 LOVE hI bUild houses shops !lnd 'onducted ..aperauon Admiral Roy In pay regular vlslIs and bTlng the ment has not departed from ItS markets TIme and again, as PreSident Johnson IS now 10 an M Johnson said Sometimes It's a 109 tM year ended Apnl I. 196'1 The new regulatJOns also ~as­ (nllndl fnod and once II gOI used pnmarY pohcy of aiming for a The experience has shown, after apalllOg dllema on Vietnam Iltlle difficult however for kula 80­ more than double the number ed the condItions applYIng to Radio III lilt" I ,hould pal It and pla\ \II llh generally Integrated and pred­ selecting an area for a new A maJority ot Amencans have the preVIOUS Year the mIgration of AsIans to Aus­ popula~ lOi up to reahse the beneftt to the ommantly bomogenous YOU, town, arl:httects have reJecl~d tbe plalOl't losl confidence 10 hiS conduct OffiCial figures show ~hat onlY war or the operation It's not until trahs, but no r,gures are Yet av­ tlon In ImmIgratIon Normal Way " of Ihe war but arc as diVided as area and a new sUe has been cho­ 'lOll pull all the facts together and seven of the 9Il1 AsIan applica allsble to show what mfluence I \ the total plc-ture that you rt=a­ Uon lor naturalisation Ifalled thiS has had IS I was a busy man but asked rapt=r said students studYIng In Australia ( (mmt=ntlng on the news that a lise thIs' The apphcants mcluded 810 Ch,­ Asians more freely admitted WIll not become ehglble for na­ A prisoner In Duesseldorf - \\ hc-ther 1 could send a lIfeslze photo 14 per cent Increase tS to come about PreSident Johnson hlmself stili Johnson said weather may occa­ nese, 74 indoneSIans, 32 Japa­ to Australia nOW mclude those West Germany jail turned of mlOe With the reqUired teed The tura,hsabon ~ I In the production of cotton texttles hopes for a n.ee:otialed. peace which SIOnally obscure targets and reqUICC nese and 91 Burmese The fi­ w.th speclabsed techmcal skIlls hlmiIelf Into a walking talk­ <.Inlmal lould then get uSt=d to see \\ould Austraha spent 3,600,000 Aust­ a III the countr}' dUflng the course o{ gua"antet= the lOdependence Ihe jettlsonmg ot bombs but l'to gures do not reveal how many for JObs for which no local re­ ing radio when he swallo.w­ In~ me t ahan dollars (1,440.000 sterlmg) of South VIetnam but hiS hopes my knowledge there are very very apphcat,ions were rejected out­ SIdents al e avaIlable Those no­ edl a awltdt...... tUD&istoll: rhlrd F1VC Year Plan Farlab, pub That ""flllid not do 1 was told must be rapidly tallme right or carned over on trammg these Colombo Plan Jlshed In Malmana the centre of fe\\ such o('ca51ons ' mmated by responSlhle authcn­ students m the last finanCIal medel recently,.. .-.- oJ. In the twelve months to Apnl .edn"'~. northwestern prOVlOce of Malmana, ties for mstltutlOns for speCIfiC Year, brmglng the total spent flclal revealed I. 1966, naturahsapan was grant­ IJto: P1IIIIpp IIIIldrlqer;.chief says the faci that speCial emphasiS Important profeSSIOnal appoint­ smce the plan began In 1950 to ed to 399 of the 570 Asians who ments, persons of hIgh attam­ cJoctor of the prison hospital, has been pUl on IDcreaslng the pro "'''''''''''''''''';;;;:~~;;~'';;~ ~:"''''''''''''''''''':=_==_i==~'''''''''''''''''''':''''':::::'''=~:~:::~''""'" applied They Included 450 Ch,­ 26.500,000 dollars (10,600,000 ster­ duellon of textiles wlthm the COun­ - """"" 1_ ment 10 the arts and SClerlCps; hng) saiiJt .'smaIII J....- fall. nese, 42 Indonesllms, 34 Japa­ executIves, techDlclans and 10 kept playing until It left try IS a wise move Since we are sull The figures show that an addi­ spendmg a large portIon of our for­ - ClaSS/Iud per Ime, bold type AI 20 Telephone 24047 ~===== nese ,and 19 Burmese other speCIalISts who have Ute. maDs bodJJ "In tile ..ftIIat st'''~n tIOnal 413,000 dollars 065,200 eIgn currency on thIS Item of COD (11llmmuni Imt'.li per msertton) Relaxed AsIl1D' 1JtllD1gratlOn spent substantial pertnds In Aus­ wQ.~ and naturallsatlOh laws were an­ sterhng) was spent durute ithe sumer goods - Shafie Rabel Editor tralia. busmessmen engaged 10 year on trammg the students The- do\:tor silowed' X-ray nounced on March 9, 1966, by the bIg mternatlonal tradtng and photographs of the r;\!lio's in­ Several textile factonts WhICh then Immigration mInister, Hub­ from Afnca, the PacifIC area those who h..ve been of parttcu. and other develOPIng COUllUles ternal progress to the North eXist 10 the country at present can­ ert Opperman, now high com· lar and lasting help to Austra­ Th.s year 10,800 pnvate stUd. ItbIne Westpha11a Justice not meet all our demands and at miSSIoner to Malta hs's mterests abroad ents from AsIa, AfrIca and the Minister, Herr Josef Neuber­ leaS! hy lbe eod of the Thud Five ~:~;::-:,~: ~ !_~= ':~,:::~:::,'::":~""I The reduction In residentIal One Impo~t factor of the 1lP...... tou ditMI vrt­ Year Plan we should be able to pro­ '$':25 '"' PaCIfIC are studYIng m AU5tI:8l. qualificatton from 15 to five reductIon nf the 15-ye..r I,mlt is Ian schools, f universities, aluI son. l.IlJl,:e a major poruon of what We yea~noW"the sllJDe for Asians He did not say wby the prl. Half Yearly etreu/arton and AdvultS1ng the reunltmg of fam.hes separa' teehmcal colleges They make need 10 thIS respect wUbm our as well as .Euro.tJeans-is thbught ted for many years soner chose the diet of pop "_=_= up per cent 01 fulltlme- en­ \.lHlOtry Plants are to bw\t m Quarterly $ 15 § - Ext.Slon 59 _ to make up 2;100 AsIans in A!.is. I'Q 11111'1111111111111111'11111111111111111"111111/11111/11111'1111I111IUI'UIIUUIlUllllllllr =11I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111:':' Austraha sbll has no annual rolments at umverBlties 1IlUSic. Ilalkh Kandahar, Herat and Kabul traha ehluble for citizenship quota for AsIans The GOvern- (REUTER) , .

h , \, , . , , .\ I , \ \, AUGUST 19, 1967

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J , '. ,,'THE'iIS~EPS Fro!'t~J • ',""'."0 Provincial PrE:.ss 1 :-J,R"E~L ' T"'['te;·,~ge ,1. lis \' , ,Its good Imght-th.s world- , , The -Neanderta1l Ia one' of tlie By A Staff Writer I ~',~:I!r\[.'T'",'ft,~~V,l faVOurite excursIon goals around The edttor of Badakhsha/f, pubhsh­ A preVtSlOIl of tomorrows UtopIa n;J:~ U,K·,~·' Dusseldorf In the Federal Re· ed in Fa,zabad, the centr~ of norlh­ pubhC of Germany eastern provInce of Badakhsban. dy A Sla" Writer It could Just as well be' called s6ys In an editorial bIdding fare­ -Rahman BabCl I cannot express m adequate For many ccntunes emperors Duesseltal, for the Du;ssel, whIch well to reaclers on his apPointment words my feehngs of friendship choge Kandahar the cap'IoI 'of a ga.-e the sta~ caPItal of North to another job 'iliat newspaper writ­ area stretching from Persia to Kash­ and of gratitude for the happy Hhine'Westphaha Its name, fl­ Ing at thiS juncture of our SOCial mir and IndIa The Ctty, wIth mild assoclabon I had WIth .you all , ow. through this valley. Perhaps and economic development IS not during the last few' day&, I will , weather most of the year Bnd many Duessseital really w6,ll Its name an easy task Jt requires restraint THE KABUL TIMES beauhful gardens, was admiIed by and foreslaht on lbe part of thoS' also I not target the honoUl"' t!ltt untIl it was changed to honour Babur, Ahmad Shah and others edi­ you have" gIven me In electing the memory of Neander I This who pubhsb newspapers The Published every dati except Frldoys and Afghan pub- These rulers have left behind me as Your chairman, and I Ji().. was not, however, as many th­ lor says Badakhshan IS geographI­ hi' lrollClaYj by the Kabul Tunes Pllbltshrng A~ncy. ~ rehcs, some of which are stIli extant /Ie I have been ab~ to diliclJaue ougbtless ,people thmk, In hon­ cally one or tbe 'argesl proVinces of 1IIIIIIIIIIllIIlUllHlllllllWI111I"llIUlIllIlIllllllllillllllllflllltllllllllllllllllrl1I1111l11111111 '''IlI''ltlIlW:-llllllllllltllll'IIUI'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'''I'I'lIIll1tIIlUII1I11111111111l1ll1l1ll1ll1t The tomb of Ahmad Sbah, wllh th~ my duties to your satisfaction our of the Neandertal man for country But the people of 'hIs hIS sword, shl~ld and other battle area haye a low standard of hVIng You will agree with me that In ~s the Ice age skeleton found by many ways this ~on has-m­ dress, of particular note chalk quarry workers In a grot­ and It IS Ihe duty of any writer: Or The old city of Kandahar, a heap deed' been aa~_h was to of the Neandertal In 1il56 Journnhst under such CIrcumstances of rubble beheved by many '0 be 10 ASIAN HIGHWAY COMITTEE MEETING at this setI8JOn' tbil~'silrDed l:ame to us without personal docu­ to help deVise ways ensure eco­ the pian 01 DPe1'lItiOJr for);~­ a ghost town. has certaIn areas ments He was named after the nomiC development The just concluded meeting 01 the coonli· mlDerai ateas of the coantr.y which have. hleh which attract the attentl0n of the nallng committee and the e:qJerts coinmlttee potential for IDdastrial development to the in­ tutlon supPOrt to the AIiaD Hi­ place where he was Jound, and It tOUrist was already Neandertal then, to He says that dunog hIS ~d"orshlp of the Asian Highway held ID Kabul was ternational route. To name just one, the Rajl­ ghway It is our- hope tIiIit, :thr­ m.m­ ough the good Offic:es' Of U' Nyun, Many famous shrInCS of poels commemorate Joachim Nean­ he did nol Ignore any opportuDlty Dcant 10 many respects. It was the first tUne an ID Iron mines wID be on the Asian Hip.....y the executive secretary, the and relIgiOUS leaders In the gar~ der, who dIed m 1680 and who as to persuade pubhc officers and International miulsterial meeting was beinc route, thus facUitatl"l exports from the area. UNDP WIll lIPprove. the'.plan Of dens of Kandahar are VISited by a poet wrote many well-loved people to start useful projects for held In Kabul. It was also for the first time Usat This Is ....hy Afghanistan leels that with the operatIon and :will taIa!i ear!)' ac­ thousaods of people who go 10 hymns He was Rector (Vlce- the w~1fare of the pubhe The eduor Pakistan, one of the links ID the ch1Un of the constnICtion of this highway, a new vista 01 tion for starting the project have their WIshes granted These Chancellor) of the Dues- thanks 'he people of Faozabnd ror Asian Highway, was partic1patIDg in such a prorres8 will be opened lor the coontry. Perhallll; It will not be- out tlf lombs Brc w~1I preserved and fea­ seldorf' Labn School for thetr cooperation and says he tS hlgb-Ievel meeting to discuss the hilbway. In The meeting in Kabul decided that a specia,I place to mention that~ ~ ture graves covered wIth beautIful solne years and certamly ne­ convInoed that under the Wise gOld. marble addition the meeting was able to reach agree­ fund should be established with the Asian IIaDk the l!lIieeiawJ'ilnd projelctr_ ver dreamed that hIS name ance of HIS Majesty the Kmg the • The allenllon of 'he Moghul klDgs ment on many slgulftcant points which makes lor the compietion of the Asian Hi,hw.y. We effectilOe-and _ ,~it would go down m sClentlflc his­ province of Badakhshan WIll pros sanctioDeeasonable tJons of the City, a nIche 00 top ::>f cd the role of the newspaper pubhsb­ tle raIlway statlon With a few new points and devise simple ml!thods to attain mterest in contributing to this special fund. bme after the project has been a rocky mountain on the western ed In BOSI, the cenlre of Helmand the objectives sanctioned outaltirls bUlldmgs, most of them servmg province, as very Important and The meeting deelded to establish polls lor A notable feature of the meetinr, as U The place, known as ChiI Zeena as restaurants, but It still attr vital SinCe huge economiC and so I take th.s opportuDlty to m~­ acts foreIgn tounsts Naturallv. construction equipment In difterent zones of Nyun remarked, was the SpIrit of cooperation, (the 40 steps) has a steep staIrway l..:lal projects are underway In that the area Certain countries In t1ie region will friendshIp and fraternity amour the deleptea ke an appeal to the developed leadmg to top InSide the OIche people VISit It less because of western provJOce The edItor says This was obVIOUS from the fact that the dellbe­ countrIes to study the economIc beautiful Nastahq letters have b~en the ldylhc landscape than tu that du~n& bIS tenure of office be form a zone, IlJ'esent constructillD equipme.ut and soclal ImplicatIOns of th,s VIew the hunbng grounds of and utilise it for the construction 01 the Asian ratIOns of the conference proceeded smoothly chISeled wto the race of the rock had acted In tbe belief that cons­ prOlect WIth greater care and to by the famous puct and eahgra­ our forefathers and the remam Highway We are happy note that Alrhanis and the member nations were able to reach Irucllve CritICism of public affairs to conSider .t as an Import-lOt phh, Said Masoom Kandahan mg Signs of their eXIstence The tan has beeo chosen as the centre for one of agreement on some major POints In a spirit of and the conduct of publiC persona­ means of Intenslfymg the deve The letters deSCribe the areas and genume skeleton rests m the Irtles was an Important way of cor­ these zones Undoubtedly, the existence of goodwill and understandlnl lopment of all our count"les places under the rule of the Babur Rhelmsch Museum In Bonn We hope that the operation plan 01 the As­ rectIng thIngs such a centre also Implies that the counmes of WhIle generous support and family Work on the OIche began where the new museum bUlld­ Two papers praise Ihe recent eco gracIOUS aSSIstance and the aid the region train personnel to handle construc­ Ian HIghway which includes the construction In the rClgn cf Babur '" 1525 AD mg has been opened. With the nomic aSSIstance agreements con of tIOn machmery of anCIllary services snch as hotels, motels, developed friendly nations to and finished by hiS son Bahadur Neandertal man as the Prize ex­ eluded between tb~ government of the cause of our progress WIll wher~ It IS also heartening to note, as U Nyun workshops and communication centres wID go Mohammad Karman hibIt In Neandertal Itsell, Afghanistan and Ihe Untted States always be appreCiated, It s wor­ a small museum IS dedicated to the execut.ve secretary of ECAFB, said, that smoothly and be fully Implemented before The OIche faces the city On the NunRarhor, published ID Ialalabad, thwhde to note that Immense high pnority will be Ilven to the construction 1972 which .s the deadline for completlDg the front of the nIche there used to be him. he IS represented by a the lcnlre of the castern provInce amounts of money and energy copy But thiS by nO means dIS As.an Highway We are happy to see that the tht= statues of Iwo hans but Ihese of Nangarhar says that dUrIng the of the Kabul-Herat direct route in Afrhanistan are spent 10 the support or un turbs the VISitors to the valley w~re removed by some other ruler lasl few months ~evcral agrcements ThIS road wh.ch will be part of the Asian delegates ellJoyed their stay In Afghanistan. and real and less frUltrul causes m Highway A-I route will shorten the distance we are sure that the meeting will help the Farly (wo steps carved In rock lead have been concluded between Af­ many areas of the world As Ie (he niche Two raIlIngs werc They admire above all, a bro­ between Kabul and Herat by 200 km It will growth or regional cooperation. nze statue of the Ice age man ghanlsl.!!.n and the UOIted States added In the rt=lgn of Amlr Arnall These an: for a loan extended for pass through several populated areas and main We also hope that the continuity of the Emperor Babur left behind many vestiges I n the southern and central regions of MghaDiB­ uUah WhICh stands near a restaurant, talks here will be maintained by regular mee­ and looks severely down on aw Ihe construction of KaJakl power towns In addition. It will link some hIstorical tan. plant a $43 million loan for the SiteS. such as Bamian and Herat to the rest of tings In the future so that the achievements of Abdul Rahman Hotak, a famous estruck chIldren Fortunately, Pashto poet pralsmg rhls marvel purchase of wheat and agricultural thc world It will also link some of the major the countries may be penodlcally examined. Small Rock Island Off North German Coast coffee and cakes are offered at Some of his lamous gardens still have the 16th century beauty. Amour these are the gar­ says moderate PflCes The chIldren I,md In Ihe I-Jelmand and Arghan dens on the loothllls of the Sher Darwaza mountalD where his white marble grave was renova­ dab areas The paper says that ml If two professors of Berhn's By Elisabeth Guth SII up on Ihe high aJlar 0/ ChtJ can therefore be consoled Thpy than enough to blast the whole ted last year. A white marble pool Is another marvel of this garden_ Zt'ena tht= baSIS of Irs pohcy of oooal18n· Polytechruc Inslltute have theIr rock also have their JOY With mod way, Heligoland. the rock IS­ The plan IS not to mterefere To see a YaSI SC t'n-t' and jorget els of amrnaIs recalling the Ice ment and lis fflendly relations WIth When the dust and fumes of all countrJcs. Afghamstan has been land In the North Sea some 60 With the Island s character CIS The ChII Zeena Niche In Kandahar was star ted by him and IInlshed by his ancestors yOur troubles age 12,000 years ago In thp the explOSIon had settled the able to receIve unconditional aid km. off the north German coast, a seastde resort Rather, ~d summer they can look for bcr­ GLAM~E Will undergo what may be the I rock ,sland was still there, for Its e... onomlC development from :ll:OME PRESS AT A. the authors claim It would pro even If reduced In size and nes and put thelt feet m the most radIcal change In Its check sc­ advanced countrlcs mote these ends arred all over cool Duessel No wonder that ered history ANCILLARY SERVICES ALONGTHE ASIAN HIGHWAY .. On Its humour page Thursday semphallcall't There was nOlhmg polJreman entert=d agam 'Madanm," Later It was used as a bombID8 the Neandertal has remamed a If the two men, a technogeog­ Badakh.lihan cOmmenls on the -4/IIS carned a mock repOrt about like personal canlse'! In estabhshlDg he said we have got a warrant tor Pubhc response ranges from range for the British RoYal Air much-loved beauty spott At the rapher and an engIneer, have The ASIan Highway network pas­ and for the vehlcle have to be loca 11al when motor vehIcles ply on Ihe ZOntng set back regulations etc. to commodlly loan extended to the OJ (jerman shepherd and 115 owners a lasting friendshIp A shudder went the arresl of your husband ,. £'nthuslastlc acclaun to crItICism Force time of hiS discovery, the Nean ted outSIde the vehicle The pro­ road, particularly over long dlstan aVOId a deLerlOr&1.I0n of conditions Afghan government by th~ Umted t man and hiS WIfe rhe story fin,,," m\ spme And beSIde the But :. Ol! were so nice a lIttle their way, whtch mamly means Hamburg has Its own plans fOr ses through 14 ccuntnes varYlDg In dertaler was not only a tourist Fifteen years ago an advance ces The seCClnd stage would be TQ.t=se w~tl lDelude effective applIca States It says that 10 recent years \\ nlten as an eyewitness rl"port goes paratcl) and where posslble, propo ancillary servICes and practices aloog In DetrOlt 250 people had become The time IS comm£ wht=n our states of the West German some 60 m. above sea level each compartment and dimng-cars World War I. put their sClent,­ people IS to be ratsed and develop c:l.l tht= ~hepherd and otfer~d theIr There .s a conSIderable public long~dlstance serVIces depend upon a number of sals fm attracting capital for such the European highways, Canada, Jobless because: theLr places of work 0 .... n government Will be forced to federation-the two CIty states of There mIght even be foreign­ are attached to Irams, menI and progress ensured a\Slstance In makmg the services of, demand for abohshmg the spec­ factors The faCilitieS needed for an faclhtles Will also be given the UDited States AustralIa and f,c stamp 00 a whole epoch had been destroyed by fire express liS views Hamburg and Bremen plus Lo ers who find It difficult to spot while ela.orate arrangements exist ,I vet available I he owner some ,al Ptlvlleges at railway stations The scale ot exptessway or limited access road There are many areas which the New Zealand fhe newspaper also I.:omments most The cll.. admmlstratlon had 10Sl The war has already reacbed a wer Saxony and SchleSWig Hol­ It on the map \\hat surpnsed had said that thiS Hehgoland's pny.I1eged status operation of these modes of transPort would be different trom those req­ ASian Highway traverses where .10­ It gives te..;hlp Wlh the dog II would prob planes were being chartered In BrI­ Faf"llittes for the travelling public vide baSiC faCIlities which are essen- for a new town IS sdected In lIselessly 10 the water Naturalisation Of Asians In Australia ,bl\ lake years of patient effort on tam for Ihls 9ClrVIC'e by brokers ,I fl:\\ munths people swrum In The Vietnam atr war IS a welJ­ Austraha granted naturalisa­ By Mlehael Blreh Swallowi"9 It Ill\' parI I was told thai I had Tile Svdne'\ Mornntg Htrold said han to 944 Asian reSidents dur­ 1 LOVE hI bUild houses shops !lnd 'onducted ..aperauon Admiral Roy In pay regular vlslIs and bTlng the ment has not departed from ItS markets TIme and again, as PreSident Johnson IS now 10 an M Johnson said Sometimes It's a 109 tM year ended Apnl I. 196'1 The new regulatJOns also ~as­ (nllndl fnod and once II gOI used pnmarY pohcy of aiming for a The experience has shown, after apalllOg dllema on Vietnam Iltlle difficult however for kula 80­ more than double the number ed the condItions applYIng to Radio III lilt" I ,hould pal It and pla\ \II llh generally Integrated and pred­ selecting an area for a new A maJority ot Amencans have the preVIOUS Year the mIgration of AsIans to Aus­ popula~ lOi up to reahse the beneftt to the ommantly bomogenous YOU, town, arl:httects have reJecl~d tbe plalOl't losl confidence 10 hiS conduct OffiCial figures show ~hat onlY war or the operation It's not until trahs, but no r,gures are Yet av­ tlon In ImmIgratIon Normal Way " of Ihe war but arc as diVided as area and a new sUe has been cho­ 'lOll pull all the facts together and seven of the 9Il1 AsIan applica allsble to show what mfluence I \ the total plc-ture that you rt=a­ Uon lor naturalisation Ifalled thiS has had IS I was a busy man but asked rapt=r said students studYIng In Australia ( (mmt=ntlng on the news that a lise thIs' The apphcants mcluded 810 Ch,­ Asians more freely admitted WIll not become ehglble for na­ A prisoner In Duesseldorf - \\ hc-ther 1 could send a lIfeslze photo 14 per cent Increase tS to come about PreSident Johnson hlmself stili Johnson said weather may occa­ nese, 74 indoneSIans, 32 Japa­ to Australia nOW mclude those West Germany jail turned of mlOe With the reqUired teed The tura,hsabon ~ I In the production of cotton texttles hopes for a n.ee:otialed. peace which SIOnally obscure targets and reqUICC nese and 91 Burmese The fi­ w.th speclabsed techmcal skIlls hlmiIelf Into a walking talk­ <.Inlmal lould then get uSt=d to see \\ould Austraha spent 3,600,000 Aust­ a III the countr}' dUflng the course o{ gua"antet= the lOdependence Ihe jettlsonmg ot bombs but l'to gures do not reveal how many for JObs for which no local re­ ing radio when he swallo.w­ In~ me t ahan dollars (1,440.000 sterlmg) of South VIetnam but hiS hopes my knowledge there are very very apphcat,ions were rejected out­ SIdents al e avaIlable Those no­ edl a awltdt...... tUD&istoll: rhlrd F1VC Year Plan Farlab, pub That ""flllid not do 1 was told must be rapidly tallme right or carned over on trammg these Colombo Plan Jlshed In Malmana the centre of fe\\ such o('ca51ons ' mmated by responSlhle authcn­ students m the last finanCIal medel recently,.. .-.- oJ. In the twelve months to Apnl .edn"'~. northwestern prOVlOce of Malmana, ties for mstltutlOns for speCIfiC Year, brmglng the total spent flclal revealed I. 1966, naturahsapan was grant­ IJto: P1IIIIpp IIIIldrlqer;.chief says the faci that speCial emphasiS Important profeSSIOnal appoint­ smce the plan began In 1950 to ed to 399 of the 570 Asians who ments, persons of hIgh attam­ cJoctor of the prison hospital, has been pUl on IDcreaslng the pro "'''''''''''''''''';;;;:~~;;~'';;~ ~:"''''''''''''''''''':=_==_i==~'''''''''''''''''''':''''':::::'''=~:~:::~''""'" applied They Included 450 Ch,­ 26.500,000 dollars (10,600,000 ster­ duellon of textiles wlthm the COun­ - """"" 1_ ment 10 the arts and SClerlCps; hng) saiiJt .'smaIII J....- fall. nese, 42 Indonesllms, 34 Japa­ executIves, techDlclans and 10 kept playing until It left try IS a wise move Since we are sull The figures show that an addi­ spendmg a large portIon of our for­ - ClaSS/Iud per Ime, bold type AI 20 Telephone 24047 ~===== nese ,and 19 Burmese other speCIalISts who have Ute. maDs bodJJ "In tile ..ftIIat st'''~n tIOnal 413,000 dollars 065,200 eIgn currency on thIS Item of COD (11llmmuni Imt'.li per msertton) Relaxed AsIl1D' 1JtllD1gratlOn spent substantial pertnds In Aus­ wQ.~ and naturallsatlOh laws were an­ sterhng) was spent durute ithe sumer goods - Shafie Rabel Editor tralia. busmessmen engaged 10 year on trammg the students The- do\:tor silowed' X-ray nounced on March 9, 1966, by the bIg mternatlonal tradtng and photographs of the r;\!lio's in­ Several textile factonts WhICh then Immigration mInister, Hub­ from Afnca, the PacifIC area those who h..ve been of parttcu. and other develOPIng COUllUles ternal progress to the North eXist 10 the country at present can­ ert Opperman, now high com· lar and lasting help to Austra­ Th.s year 10,800 pnvate stUd. ItbIne Westpha11a Justice not meet all our demands and at miSSIoner to Malta hs's mterests abroad ents from AsIa, AfrIca and the Minister, Herr Josef Neuber­ leaS! hy lbe eod of the Thud Five ~:~;::-:,~: ~ !_~= ':~,:::~:::,'::":~""I The reduction In residentIal One Impo~t factor of the 1lP...... tou ditMI vrt­ Year Plan we should be able to pro­ '$':25 '"' PaCIfIC are studYIng m AU5tI:8l. qualificatton from 15 to five reductIon nf the 15-ye..r I,mlt is Ian schools, f universities, aluI son. l.IlJl,:e a major poruon of what We yea~noW"the sllJDe for Asians He did not say wby the prl. Half Yearly etreu/arton and AdvultS1ng the reunltmg of fam.hes separa' teehmcal colleges They make need 10 thIS respect wUbm our as well as .Euro.tJeans-is thbught ted for many years soner chose the diet of pop "_=_= up per cent 01 fulltlme- en­ \.lHlOtry Plants are to bw\t m Quarterly $ 15 § - Ext.Slon 59 _ to make up 2;100 AsIans in A!.is. I'Q 11111'1111111111111111'11111111111111111"111111/11111/11111'1111I111IUI'UIIUUIlUllllllllr =11I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111:':' Austraha sbll has no annual rolments at umverBlties 1IlUSic. Ilalkh Kandahar, Herat and Kabul traha ehluble for citizenship quota for AsIans The GOvern- (REUTER) '. ; , • J • , T. .. , \ \ . .' . . ,\' , .' " . , " \ \ '\' . .' . PAGE 4 , ~ ~ ." 'taE KAB~ ITIMES , , , (. ___. ,_~..;,.. ,'-..:.:-:""--~....:.:.:... .. __"_-+,,...... ,..:."..';;:..\..... A_U:"'G_U_S-'.T...._.19_/.,.:1_96_7~·....-''' ~c, . ';:..; ~l1: " ,.~ ~ . -. ,:. " J .:/ .,/' " ,rUary:i196r. "~nbpJ.;'foi-r~pa_~imd·:.'for. ,fllnds. 'It a . ..'. I., " ",.1 , I A United Nations It recl~-;:'I . would .ag9.ln"wisli.',~~:app~a~ ~ ,. , v '. committee recommended ThalJlday that drew attention ·to the {dct that tho' lnation . , - '" next year's world conference '&(womoui-'pi'its; ,- t· ~,t" .;,: 'to' the' executive' secretary .t a ,. of non-nuclear powers shotild be ough 56' per' cent of We world's po- I~ke r, • :~ ; held In Geneva p~la#o~ I,'dp' 'nOtl>rOXlOsee Ihe Asian HIghway Trsnsport ft, e dIS- t1on. he said. advisor to the Chamb\!r Tech-: ' " ' , .:/ ' ";' II • bile. ~ appreciate ,~; 'l'f~ ,of ! ,-,- nlcal Ilureau s re- • cussed WIll be (TTB) woUld take I DonateS··Af.50,OOO how the non-nuc' The committee agreed without Commerce, Commerce . ," I'.. .;;.' . 'marks.ln'·tbi~ fesp~dt-illliii;·;. lear powers can Mlalstn', steps to initiatt physical .surveys hope prevent the sp- objection to the principle of will represent Afghanistan, at .', ';;' .., i" 'he will kiridly p)Jrsue',this mat- read of nuclear at anclllaJ;'Y "facilities along some weapons: "association" of the nuclear po. the Izmir International. Fair. ter. ',.:.1 ,: /31~"'r" Though the states whll'h have werg Nearly sectlons of the Aslah Hlehway In For The Blind in what was intended by all crops raised in Afgha­ cooperation ., . r am' sure. all of' you.'l'wil1 join not developed a nuclear capacl' the AssemblY resolution nistan with the Governments me KABUL, Aug. 20, prlms' will be shown at the one­ concerned, a.nd· expressed in expressing again our gra.. (Bakhiar).­ ty would be the prtclpal partlcl- rily as a conference of ncm.nuc­ month fair. the hope teful'thimk); Her Majesty the Quecn has donat, pants. that the secretadat would to our friend, Arb- It was also agreen that lear states to answer dissemi- : abi from Iran~ cd AI. 50,000 from her personal the nuclear these nate. the results of for having invited powers also should main questions: KABUL, Aug. 19, (Bakhtar).­ sucli surveYS 'and !ls to. hold holdings 'he Help the Blind be . experiences to aU the countries tne next meeting in '0 Com· assocIated" With the meet- I How can the security of the Certificates wete presented of Tehrau, We are cussions mlttec. ings. wlthout Thur­ the region. looking lorward In the light of "new voltng rtghts nonnuclear states best be as' sday by Kabul University to that opportunity. guidsnce" from The commIttee, which IS rtow 16 lt was left unsettled whether Rec­ The Government of France has We ate also the Arab chiefs sured' tor Tourialai Etemadl to 26 tea­ grateful to our popular of stste. . months old, holds courses in read· Pekmg. which IS not recollntsed . shown mterest in this matter and is .friend chers from the provinces who from Malaysia and w,e Earlier dispatches ing braille and handicrafls fOI by the UN, under whose auspicl'S 2. How non-nuc~e~r considering supplying, on a non-re- hope that from the many PC· completed summer courses we will ~njoy Ira farms under culUvaUon. forces by 10,000 or 15,000 men are under and ed to have effeclJ't'cly sealed over a construction all of which will be FOr further information and The loan wlll be spent tor agricul· sImultaneous mobilisation of the nft-the ma~nery so-called "consultation completed by the end of the lural and implements reserves merely as minor replan­ gap"-thal rescr\'Ulions ask your Pan Am had been appeaflng 10 current Year, the provinCial edu­ B\:4~N~G-)(O.·8' and parts and for the salaries of ex., ning move baving military ramifi­ Trav('! U S.-West German relations. catIon department said. Agent or call us . I perts used in developing Nangarhar cations only in 'tbe German area. SlOce the Chancellor look: office, Kahul Hotel.. Tel 24731 Valley Project land. The area A hmiled reduction of West Ger­ both sides had been speaking at covered under the agreement is man troops must of GI toeU .. 1o: ~GENEVA·ROME·MOSCOW necessity cause each other from different Sides of LONDON·fRANKFURT 32,500 acres. . other allJance partners to take steps the Atlanuc-a far cry (rom The loan is repayable in the KABUL, Aug. 20, ICAlRO.B·EIRUT·DHAHRAN in, five the same direction. shuation when Chancellor (Bakhtar).­ .TEHRAN. KABUL'KARACHI.DACCA years The first installment LudWig The Ministry wUl be Johnson has particularly 10 mmd Erhard paid of Education medi1 paid with hls frequent consulta­ KHATMANDU' RANGooN' CANTON •SHANGHAI t.l:lree per- cent interest in the reactions of Belgium and Bn­ tive cal team returned from Wsrdak one year, visits here. yest<>tday tain The new after a month visit­ World's mosttD The agreement West German lcader ing .- was signed on be­ pleas~d 51 middle and .primary scho- . experienced -. . . half of Americans by expressing his Afghanistan by A.A. Atayee, He sees himself as no longer be­ philosophy ols. They gave medical exami­ president ot treasury on the future role of the nations airline . ln' the Minis· 109 in the political position ot effec· Common to more than 10,000 stu­ try at Finance and Market, a role that djd dents . -. for, the Soviet tively resisling maS$ive demands not and msde speeches at var. " Union by detach 11 totally from the United ious 'PAKISTAN 'NTERNAnONAI. A'RUNES A. Skavetln. economic Within the U.S.A. to withdraw seve~ States. occasIons on different asp' counsellor in the USSR hnl on Ill<" \,I.. nlle 1".1. 1 l .. IHl ,\m.lI.~ PIA· t;mhassy. ral American divisions from ects of preventive JIledicine. Europe. But he held firm on his reserva~ flUI on lJIo: I'.. ~,hc 'If,j H"u"lJ lh~ President of the N'angarbar Deve~ \V... lld The President envisages as the lions The mission sent 15 students topment Authority about sigrung a nuclear non~ • A. Hakim" iome long term effeci the complete dism­ proliferation to Kabul for treatment according other officials Nan~ treaty tha, did not and experts at tegration of the Atlantic alliance, 'to Dr.. Iiassan Ali, president of PIC to garhar provide explicit guarantees agamst ,. Atayee (left) and Skavetiri signing Valley Project' and some of whkh he considers tiimself the Health Department of the .-" the loan agree­ as "nuclear blackmail" by nuclear , men~ members of the Soviet Embassy, fnend and protector. Ministry of Education. They were aiso powers against such non~nuclear present, 1 The question' of Johnson Visiting treated 1,250 students In the powers as West Germany provinces.

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