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1965, 8, 1344, S.H.) PRICK Af. 2 VOL. IV, NO. 53. KABUL, SATURDAY,' MAY 29, (JAWZA Their Majesties Depart For State Visit Jo France V v KABUL, May 29 --THEIR Majesties the King and Queen left for a state visit to France this morning by a special Caravelle jet airliner pro- vided to Their Majesties for their trip by President Charle de Goalie. Mi- . Their Majesties' plane took off neral of Foreign Affairs in the Mo- - at 8:40. A large crowd gave them nistry of Foreign Affairs and : a warm send-of-f. : hammad Ali Suleiman, member Those present at the airport in- of the Protocol Department in that cluded His. Royal Highness Prince Ministry. CoL Abdul Shukur and Ahmad Shall, who will act as Re- CoL Afedul Karjm are accompa- gent to the Throne while His Ma- nying Their Majesties as their jesty is abroad, the other princes, aides de camp. " Her Royal Highness Princess "Their Majesties are to arrive in. Bilqis. HRH Marshal Shah Wali Nice, Southeast France, this even Khan Ghazi, Prime Minister Dr. ing. After spending two days Mohammad Yousuf, cabinet Mi- there, they will begin their state days. nisters, high-rankin- g civil and mi- visit lasting three litary officials, heads of diploma- His Majesty is to hold talks tic missions and Pakhtunistanis with President de Gaulle and also residing here. " visit several French projects, in- His Majesty the King, who was cluding the Nuclear Research Cen- in a brown suit and Her Majesty tre at Saclay. in a light blue dress shook hands Their Majesties' plane made a air- stop Interna- with all those present at the brief at Kandahar ' tnn'IrlBIIWWM port. tional Airport before taking off k- - "" V" 4 ""I'll" MMrmiimWnrmiM-iMiniim-i-riiiiii- i plane, Before they boarded the for Beirut where it was to make' tne jxauonai ADuem was jjmjrcu another brief halt. Their Majesties bidding farewell to people at the airport this morning. and Their Majesties inspected a guard of honour. Royal Audience Total Budget For Those accompanying Their Ma- Afghanistan Celebrates 47th jesties on their visit to France are KABUL, May 29. The Depart- Dr. Abdul Zahir. Deputy Prime ment of Royal Protocol announ- Year 1344 To Total Minister and Minister of Public Anniversary Of Independence ces that the following were gran- Health: Ali Mohammad. Minister KABUL, May 29. ted audience by His Majesty the Af. 4,750 Million of Court; Abdullah Yftali, Minis- THE 47th anniversary of Afghanistan's Independence Day was King during the week ended ter of Planning; Prof. Khalillnlah celebrated with special ceremonies in Afghanistan and in May 27: KABUL, May 29. Afghanis- r. nan ii to xiis ma- reguflar development Aaviser Afghan embassies abroad. . Dr. Abdul Zahir, Deputy Prime tan's and Presi-- - (1965-66- to- jesty; Mrs. Saleha Etemadi, Minister and . Minister of Public budget for 1344 ) will Ata-ulla- . HRH Marshal Shah The reception, was dent of the Women's Society; h In Kabul attended by Health; Khan Moham- 4,750 million afghanis. This Prime Mi-th-e first of- - General tal Nasir Zia, Chief of. Protocol Wali Khan Ghazi, the mad, Minister of National De- is 353 million afghanis more than in tVia Min.i:trv nf Fnreiffn A ff-- nister Dr. Mohammad xousui, Council of Ministers of the USSR, - - fence; Sayyed Kassim Rishtya, last year's budget. D cabinet, the the nt of the- - Presi- aus, Hawaii f aiiiwu, uun.wi nit member? of the Minister of Finance; Dr. Abdul A finance Ministry source said Mayor and Governor of - Kabul, dium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kayeum, Minister of the Interior; on Thursday that the budget was members of the Jamiatul-Ulam- a USSR, and by foreign diplomats. Dr. Mohammad Anas, Minister of approved by the cabinet at its Mine Explosion and high-ranki- civil and mili- A function was also held at the ini- Friendship Education; Engineer Mohammad last meeting and it has been tary officials congratulated His House in Moscow, Hussain Masa, Minister of Mines tiated by His Majesty the King. Majesty the King, the guardian of About .200 muscovites, Afghan Kills Over 375 Embassy and Industries; Lt. Gen. Ghulam The source added that the re- independence, on Afghanistan's officials and students Farouq, Chief of the General venues during the year 1344 will a. I National Day by signing a special gathered in the main hall of the Staff; Mohammad Kadir Taraky, rise in proportion to the increase nearunanoaa book' opened at Dilkusha Palace old mansion which was bedecked President of the Cassation Court; in the budget. The deficit in 1344 between 9 and 11 a.m. with the flags of the USSR and Dr. Abdul Samad Hamed, Rector will be 400 million afghanis which, DHANBAD, India, May 29, Accompanied by Osman Ulomi, Afghanistan. . years. (Reuter). A huge underground of Kabul University; Mohammad is smaller than in previous Deputy Chief of the Royal Proto- Vice-Preside-nt Moosa Shafiq, Deputy The regular budget expenditure explosion blew up a coal mine Nikolai Dvoryankov, Minister of col, heads of diplomatic missions of the Soviet-Afgha-n Justice; and Mohammad Khalid will amount to 2,853 million af- near here early yesterday. A in Kabul signed the special book Friendship Deputy - ghanis development bud- miners' union ' leader said Society, who opened Roashan, Minister of and the last at Dilkusha Palace between 11 the meeting, 46 Press and get expenditure will be 1,897 af- night 375 men were killed. recalled that years Information. a.m. and 12 coon congratulating ago Soviet Russia was the first ghanis. The remaining 523 mil- Efforts to retrieve the bodies of His Majesty the King on Indepen- Output Of lion afghanis spent the victims trapped inside the country to recognise the indepen- Karkar will be in were hampered by dence Day. dence and sovereignly of the Af- repaying foreign loans. mine carbon 'At noon S.F. Antonov, Soviet ghan state. Mine To -- monoxide. Ambassador, doyen Increase All-Ind- who is the of Nikolai Dvoryankov pointed out Demen Sen, President of the ia the diplomatic corps, Colliery - Federa- was received that the relations between Afgha- His Majesty Grants Workers' by His Majesty the King at Gul nistan USSR To 105,000 Tons tion, said in. Calcutta that accord- and the were a Interview For French TV Khana Palace. Antonov . congra- example ing to striking of peaceful co- May 29. information reaching him tulated His Majesty on behalf of existence Coal KABUL, May 29 The French 375 miners had died. between states with output from Karkar mine near radio Wlevisionx mission filmed the diplomatic corps. differing social order. "The entire Earlier reports said that more Soviet-Afgha- is expected to in- at 7:30 pjn. last Friday an inter- 300 According to Tass, Mohammed history of ni rela- than miners were feared dead Aref, Afgha- crease to 105,000 tons this year, view with His Majesty the King ' in explosion at the Ambassador of tions convincingly shows that they it was riivlrvurl Kv an af-- the Dhori colliery, nistan in Moscow, a recep- on any at his officejn Gulkhana Palace. 260 miles from here in Bihar held rest not temporary, tacti- rter Masa, Minister of Mines and The mission arrived m Kabul ' tion on the occasion of Independ- cal considerations, but on mu-(Con- state. the inurs-da- y. days ago prepare ence Day on Thursday. page 4) inausines, visiiea ine site several to films Sixteen people on the surface on on Afghanistan for French televi- of . Last year the mine suffered serious in- mmmmm mmmmmmmmm the output was 87,390 sion viewers. His Majesty's inter- juries. The explosion struck just tons. view will be put on the air one as workers were charging shifts. It is also expected, that a fac- day before his arrival in Paris. The explosion scattered wreck- tory will be built near the mine age over an area of about two and this year to make briquettes Premier Yousuf To a half square miles. It was the from coal dust. The installation is already progress. worst mine disaster since a - gas in Visit West Germany explosion - killed 298 West Ger- The Karkar mine has 735 wor- man miners in Saarbruecken. kers and five specialists. During KABUL, May 29. Chancellor The world's worst recorded the first two months of this year Erhard of the Federal Republic of mining disaster occurred in April the output of the mine has been Germany has invited Prime Minis- 1942 when 1,549 men were killed 17,538 tons, the official said. ter Yousuf to pay in the Honkeiko colliery in On Thnnsriav 1Aaca alen 1 a state visit to West Germany. Manchuria. I the Pul-i-Khu- power plant The invitation has been accept- anu me mineral survey work- ed by Dr. Yousuf. The date of the shops. He inspected the work on visit will be fixed later. Premier Yousuf To the ri electrification network. . Her Royal Highness An official Attend Afro-Asi- an of the Gbori plant Princess Bilqis Talks said the mineral survey work- shops which was completed To French Reporter three KABUL, May JT- - years ago. of 29. Miss de Algiers Conference consists nine Felice, a correspondent of sets of machines for drilling, po- the Mi-nis- er daily Figaro, was KABUL, May 29 Prime lishing, welding etc. Thirty-fiv- e Parisian receiv- Dr. Mohammad Yousuf will Afghan personnel ed by Her Royal Highness Prin- and nine fo- cess Bilqis at attend the second conference of reign experts are working in the Karezmir on Afro-Asia- n countries which, is to workshop. Wednesday afternoon. The French journalist inter- be held on June 29 in Algiers. The In the foreign ministers' pre- official added that the as- viewed the Princess on the wo- paratory meetings, which start sembling work on the briquettes men's movement in Afghanistan, plant has been partly completed. the activities of the Volunteer four days before the conference The in Algiers, Afghanistan will be remaining work will he fin- Women's Committee and the represented by Abdul Rahman ished in the second part of this Princess's interest in the activi- Afghanistan's year. When completed the plant ties of the committee. Pazhwak, Ambas- The Prime Minister is sign ing a special book at will have a capacity sador to the United Nations. - to produce Miss Felice left Kabul for Palace. . seven tons of briquettes per hour. home on Thursday. PAGE 2. KABUL TIMES MAY 29, 1965 U.S. View On Viet Cong Tactics: At a Published By: Viet Cong Efforts To Sabotage Economic PRESS Glum BAKHTAR NEWS I AGENCY Life Of S.Vietnam Fail To Break Spirit Thur-da- y Editor-in-Chi- ef SAIGON, May 29. Shattered people and villages who may en- - With help from the government Both Islah and Anis on Sabahuddin Kushkaki buses hijacked trucks, overturned counter temporary shortages and reconstruction of - damage caused featured the 47th anniversary locomotives, broken bridges and rising prices. by the Viet Cong proceeds rapidly. of the regaining of Afghan inde- Editor important S. Khalil cratered roads play Sabotage, like other forms of In the countryside, villagers often pendence. "Photographs of His ; parts in the Viet Cong strategy terrorism, is used by the Viet contribute labour and local mater- Majesty the King and His Majesty ,1 Address: in South Vietnam. Cong as a method of Shah, Afghanistan intimidation ials to help rebuild bridges and late King Mohammad Nadir Kabul, The Viet Cong bands devote a and means to make their power repair roads. as also those of His Royal High- Telegraphic Address: large proportion of their effort to appear greater than it actually is. The railway personnel, despite ness Marshal Shah Wali Khan "Times, Kabul". such acts of sabotage against . It is the easiest task for a guer- long years as the particular tar- Ghazi and His Royal : Highness Telephones: . life of the South rilla group. Few areas of Vietnam get for Vietnam sabotage, hate a late Marshal Shah Mahmoud 21494 Extns. 03 Routes of communication are are distant from a forest, jungle high morale. With rare . excep- Khan Ghazi were published by 22851 4,5 and 6. a constant targets. During the or path of tangled brush which tions, interruptions- - of railway both papers. The caption under past months the Viet Cong have can provide cover for a small due sabotage are repair- AFGHANISTAN service to His Majesty's picture published in carried out 73 sabotage incidents band of guerrillas planning to ed, and service is resumed with- "His Majesty King, '. Subscription Rates Anis said: the against the roads and railways in place a mine or blast a bridge in 4 hours or less. the founder of the - democratic Yearly At 500 the South. during the night. The village and provincial mi- movement and the guarantor of Half yearly Af. 300 These included roadway brid- In areas where the Viet Cong litia forces, as well as regular Afghanistan's independence." Quarterly Af. 200 ges and culverts destroyed or da- cannot operate in strength be- military units, have increased Both papers carried editorials FOREIGN maged, blockades of by roads cause government forces are near- their efforts to eliminate . Viet on Independence Day. Anis in its Yearly - $ 30 craters or ditches, and incidents of by, sabotag may still be possible. Cong terrorist bands. A new editorial said 46 years ago when Half Yearly $ 18 sabotage and harassment on the An effective guard at all times programme to improve the train- the British Empire was at its Quarterly $ 9 railways. on every culverWend curve of ing and equipment of the local zenith, it was confronted with the Subscription from abroad The Viet Cong have long stop- railway would require vastly units should add to their effective- iron will of the Afghan nation will be accepted by che- ped trucks and buses on country greater forces than are available ness. Our leaders and people were well ques of local currency at roads and taken all or a part of in South Vietnam. Most important, the Viet, Cong aware that they were dealing with the official dollar exchan- the produce being transported. Consequently, although many of have rot succeeded in breaking forces far superior to their own, Recently, however, infiltration the Viet Cong terrorists are the spirit of the Vietnamese po-pl- e. but this did not shake their deter- ge rate. from North, Vietnam has increas- -' caught or sabotage contin- inducing registra- at: killed, Rather than mination.. That is why they chose Printed ed Viet Cong ranks and thus crea- ues. tion and acceptance of Viet Cong the motto: "Total destruction or Government Printing Bouse ted a greater need for transport pressure, sabotage serves as a independence. and supplies, and so the number of The Viet Cong have undoubted- reminder that it is the Viet Cong Such a struggle against heavy incidents in which the Viet Cong ly destroyed much and caused who are responsible for these out- odds must at first have appeared KABUL TIMES seize the trucks as well as their extensive hardship and suffering rages. impossible. But the banner of cargo has increased. through their acts of ' sabotage, The villagers of South Vietnam 29, 1965 freedom raised by Afghanistan ' MAT but it has not brought them the have preserved in their determini-catio- n was the beginning of the freedom This aspect of. Viet Corg ter- -' objectives they seek. to prserve their own pat- movement in Asia rorism imposes a considerable Despite the buredns imposed by and Africa. It Afghan-Frenc-h terns of life and their own free- proved to the world at large and burden upon the economy of Viet Cong terrorism, the economy dom despite the .Viet Cong sabo- more particularly to' countries South Vietnam. of South Vietnam has continued tage and other ' forms of terrorism. under the colonial yoke that a Relations The weight of sabotage falls to move forward. Agricultural This determination continues to nation's voice raised in unity is heavily upon the farmer seeking production has increased, fishing . be a principal foundation for as- greater stronger King and to sell his vegetables produce grown rapidly, and than the Their Majesties the and has and industry, surance that the Viet Corg can mighty forces of colonialism and Queen left this morning for and who must turn back to his although still in its early stages, be defeated and the burden of suppression. state visit to France the .village when he finds the road is developing at an impressive sabotage lifeted from the econo- Right their blocked. It also upon towns- pace. from that day the freedom first by a head of the Afghan falls my of South Vietnam movement started to grow in the state. We have no doubt about Indian Photographs the fruitful results of the visit. of the heroes of the Afghan War Afghanistan and France have Chinese Abolish System Of Military Ranks of Independence adorned the had cultural contacts for a long walls of Indian cafes and restuar-rant- s. time and the relations between In Army To Conform To Revolutionary Spirit The edifice of colonialism them nave always been cordial. mity with our army's - glorious in Asia and Africa began to During the years of the Alge- An editorial Tuesday in the tradition with the clost : relations ranks affects neither the command crumble the day Afghanistan re- Army Daily" discus- bet- gained its independence.. rian conflict. Afghanistan sup "Liberation between the officers and men, in war nor the united command - mi- and-low- er Waving tor ported the Algerian people's sing abolition of the system of ween the hightr levels m a combined military action ta- the souls of the litary ranks in the Chinese Peo- and between the army and the ken together with the armies of martyrs' of independence, the edi- right to But Army said torial said it is for us to safeguard had faith that the peo- ple's Liberation people. Most fundamental in the fraternal countries". we also that "this important measurt pro- building of our army is, taking" The says new this independence against the who themselves editorial that the of ideologi- ple of France moting the revolutionisation of Tse-Tung-'s threats economic and justice, liberty Mao thinking as the hat insignia and collar badge are had fought for our army fully conforms to its guide, to strengthen the political dignified and simple, the outstan- cal and fraternity would even- revolutionary spirit and glorious and ideological work, raise the ding colour being red, the colour Friday's Islah carried an edito- tually come to terms with the tradition and is an expression of class consciousness of all the com- of revolution. The red star on top rial on the Kabul . Corporation's Algerians. the desires and demands of the manders and fighters, and foster a symbolises the leadership of the decision to start paving some of result of the broad masses of cadres and figh- good style of work. party the city roads. This announce- It was as the and Chairman Mao, and by Corporation must wise leadership of President ters. It has the enthusastic sup- Therefore, the abolition of the the red flag on the collar sym- ment the be hos- port of all the commanders and system of military ranks is com- bolises the highly ploratarian and welcomed by all those anxious to Charles de Gaulle that the see that the capital city is pro-- , tilities came to an end and the fighters of the Chinese People's pletely correct and necessary. It militant nature of the army. Liberation Army." is beneficial to the unity between perly maintained Kabul has will of the majority of the grown considerably during recent to- The' paper is the organ of the officers and men, the higher In conclusion the. editorial adds, French people was directed Chinese People's Liberation Ar- army be years. This naturally has created with the lower levels and the and "there should profound unders- wards a settlement my. and the people, and to the further tanding of the signi- more work for the Corporation. At Algerians on the principle of The editorial says the State development of the glorious ficance of this measure and we the same time many people have . Council has decided, in accordance tradition of our army". should resolutely strengthen bur been evading payment of munici- pal dues. We are happy that our King with a decision of the standing The editorial goes on to say that army in accordance with Chair--: In such circumstances committee of the National Peo- Mao's how can the Corporation meet its and Queen are visiting France the abolition of the . system of man principles on the which under President de ple's Congress and an order gi- military ranks will also promote building of a people's army. responsibilities? gone long way to ven by Chairman Liu Shao-Ch- i, the revolutionisation of the ideo- (Hsinhua) The editorial suggested that the Gualle has a system Corporation should make obli- assume its rightful place in the that on the abolition of the logy of the commanders and figh- it of military ranks every member ters. The abolition of the open gatory for owners of shops and comity of nations. The French of U.S. To apartments to pay the cost of to create a of the Chinese P.LA and the expression of gradations will help Withdraw leader is striving People's Public Security Forces people more consciously to place navini? the sidewalk-- in fmnt nf world of hostile blocs. their properties. free shall wear a red star hat insignia themselves in the position of or- More Troops This has been the traditional po- and a red collar badge. From Thursday's Anis carried an governments dinary soldiers and ordinary licy followed by all "Our army is a people's army workers, remould themselves id- article by Sabahuddin Kushkaki of Afghanistan. We are sure founded and led by the Chinese eologically and go further In es- Santo Domingo. entitled "Our Duties in Elections." After making re- that His Majesty the King and Communist Party 'and Chairman tablishing the idea of whole-hearte- d explanatory Tse-Tung-," WACO, Texas, May 29, (Renter). President de Gaulle will find Mao the editorial service to the people. marks on the new Electoral Law points out. "The unity between the President Johnson said yesterday the article emphasised the need many things in common when The editorial says, "our army is that he is ordering withdrawal find them- officers and men, between the hig- a highly centralised and unified, the for all enlightened men and wo- they meet. They will of more- U.S. troops from the Do- men in the country to one not only where her and lower levels and between fighting collective which possesses take an selves at the army and the people minican Republic. interest in the elections in what--' issues are concerned but strict organisational discipline. In commencement world is a fine tradition inherent This centralised unity and orga- ceremonies at ever capacity they can and not to on of relations ' Baylor University here he also the future in our army. Our cadres nisational discipline is based on said adopt an attitude of indifference. comrades-in-arm- that the troops between Afghanistan and and fighters are s the high political were in addition The same issue' of the paper consciousness of to the 1,600 which had left - France. and class brothers. Our army and the cadres and fighters. The low- the carried a cartoon which was ori- country two days Akhbar-el-Yo- m f or many years r rancc mu the people have flash and blood er levels submit to the higher earlier. ginauy published in in the deve- ties and are as intimately related of Cairo showing - many helped Afghanistan levels and the fighters respect the In, addition, Lieutenant General lopment of Its educational sys- to each other as fish to water. Our cadres. This is done consciously Arab leaders, including the UAR young army had no system of military Bruce Palmer, comander o Am- President Gamal Abdel Nasser, and training of its by every soldier for the needs of - tem ranks. erican forces- in the Dominican chasing Tunisian President Habib people. His Majesty the King the revolution and does not de- Republic, had- - This system came into effect in been instructed "to Bourguiba . away ; with dubs, himself received his higher edu- pend on the operation of military discuss possible-- ' 1955 after victory throughout the grades. further with- stones, batons etc. The caption French ranks or drawal" with Gen.' Hugo Panas-c- o cation in France. country. Ten years - under the cartoon helped of practice The editorial recalls: "during said: "It was archaeologists have to has proved that it is not in confor- - Wurazil, the commander of the uijr uiuH ucairc to see of Afghanis- the past decades, we defeated Organisation of American States viiciiueu unearth evidence strong both home all Arab leaders follow me one past. enemies at and forces there, the President said. ' - tan's glorious contrlbutors of aid specially to abroad just the same. In the war day." is however great scope At the same time. President Thursday's" Anis also carried an There its own former colonies In to resist US-- aggression and aid Johnson called for "new interna- for closer between Africa. Korea, Vo-- editorial on complaints of: those the Chinese People's tional machinery X-r- geared to meet using ay facilities in the capital' the two countries. The people of Afghanistan . lunteers had no military ranks fast-movi- events." coun- - . . jj.. a jtia arc As an underdeveloped are confident His Majesty either, yet they displayed patrio The lessons .. j that learned from the costly it is very necessary in cer- try Afghanistan can profit the King's state visit will lead tism ana internationalism, coor- last monthof strife in the Domi- knowledge In dinated well in fighting shoulder tain cases for the doctors to have from French to further strengthening of nican Republic have shown the X-r- ay to shoulder Peo- their patients' before technical fields. Although friendly ties between Afghanis- with the Korean necessity of such new machinery, making diagnosis. ple's Army, and together with it, a The the fact is not widely tan and France and we may be he satd. "When hours can decide tragic part .of the whole defeated the VS. imperialists and the fate of generations, the .mo- publicised, It Is known that sure that the French nation achieved a great affair., is that doctors often among leading victory. This ment of decision must become the France is the reciprocates this feeling. shows that the absence of military moment of action," be said . (Contd en page S) PAGE 3, EABTTLJ TIMES MAY 29, 1965 Radio Afghanistan nobiol 93iH Programme ; j.: j The Royal tGimimn fW&mmi I This is the plane which took jA f: tun Kabul ' Airport for FrancS fQ3?Mfi - - SATURDAY . Majesties with Their on board. Enrouter il was to hohrrstopitr-Kahdahai- J1 WASHINGTON. May 29, (AP). make and i)Th Beirut arrivinS - frtTClile't 8:25rihAT4rml UJHtjSwice jLauqchedi Foreign Services, The plane is a'tiraetle jet which1 was1 Mtessjtfjeparts1 sent to Kabul to serve as Royal carrier by. 'March 'and0 I :.'V o:l fonowedup "with" a J & ':Z' French President, General de Gaulle.; Western Music "J, WW lid UDUIU i Aeronautics "Sbace Adminis-- .: -- . :. "'J ?;rl Vta w and J in: --' ' v. - tration dLclrvtf':'WfdTitcTir ' io 5ini!ir4 - Programme: ''All'- were launched1 from 'Van--' Vrdu -- 6:00-6:3- 0 p.m. AST 4 775 Kcs on denberg Air" Force Base," Calif or--' 12 m band. nia, and1 ' were 'unidentified" UHtil" NASA listed them in Knglish Programme: satellite summary,-"-- compiled' t 6:30-7:0- 0 D.m. AST 4 775 Kn nn A ithe "Goddard Spacer FlighfCentre--: 82 m band. 'Greenbelt, Maryland. f'i In disdosedthe" Russian Programme: first of the J ' which-'too- k place-ilarch- 1. 0:004:30 p-- AST 4775 Kcs on ; k fk m band ; 1. The aur force merely had 9.-- that a satellite had bun - laGmched- - by- - llMF-eges-a Arabic Programme: . a rocket. J:30-10:0- 0 pjn. AST 11945 Kcs on 'I'm Uoard summary ldeoti-tie- d 25 m band. tne orbitmg bodies; now ver, as:i--;j- i Jj.,..,iill. , L, t German Programme: i'wo gravity- - gradtwrt saitel-- 10:00-10:3- 0 pjn. AST 9635 Kcs on 31 m band. ituoiopTisB-- uw-ear- gravity; Wfceep a sateUUaj-jHJtetiB- pomu; ... The above foreign language ing constantly --toward - tte.'artb4 programmes all include local and A de- international news, commentary, ELECTORAL CONSTITUENCIES rived tpesfgaiactio'caaiatmiiexr ' 142. Zendajan articles on Afghanistan, and Af- " District penement, and1 previously .iaaneos Editor's Note: Following is 66. Sorkhani District 143. iuseti-fo- ghan and western music. . Kohssan District ed grebs nave been, e saiar: the table the 215 electoral . X-K- of 67JChass Konar District 144. Udrasken District measurements. ncUv-i- constituencies which is appen- 68. - Twenty-Secon- WESTERN MUSIC Paych District d Chakhansonr Oscar III. a -- ham sadip satel- ded to the Electoral Law pub- - 69. Kamdesh District Daily except Friday 1:05 pjn. Province lite, Oscar I was-- a simpidcariee 1:30 . ' lished in the Kabul Times bet- Eleventb Raghlan Province 145. Center of the Province merely thajiwovdi pjn. May 12 May 18. - that transmitted Friday 12:30 1:00 ween and . 70. Center- of the Province 146. Assl-- e - Chakhansoor Dis- pjn. pjn. First The Kabul Province. "hi" in morse codejiandOscac IL On short wave 41 m District trict a lanes-sag- e. band. 1. Kabul City's First and ' carried somewhat ' longer The 72. Nahreen District . 147. Charborjak District Second Districts Oscar IH was deagncd o . 73. Underaab District 148Dieshoo District receive at su kilocycles eamOiiai 2. Kabul City's Third and , 74- - Doshi Lash-oTawe- District 149. two-met- District tenia tional re amatean Fourth Districts - Twelfth Kunduz Province - 3. City's radio band, and to retransmit ; iast Kabul Fifth and Sixth 75. Center of the Province Twenty-Thir- d Farah Province Air Services '- tantly on. the same band. It rwill Districts - 76. Chardara District 150. Center of the two-wa-y 4. City's Province permit conversations Kabul Seventh and 77. Qalaizal District . 151. Porchaman District between ground : Eighth '. stations up to Districts 78. Urchi District 152. Bakwa District 1600 km apart. SUNDAY r ' 5. Kabul City's " Ninth and 79. Khan Abad District ' 153Sheen Dand District - S ureal, a device for measure- V , Tenth Districts 80. Hazrat-e-F.ma-m District 154. Unar Dara District ABIANA AFGHAN AIRLINES - 6. Chardi District Thirteenth Samangan ment of the refraction of radio Province 155. Qalai Kah District waves in the ionosphere for cali- , 7. Kohdaman District 81. Center of the Province 156. ' Golestan District bration of the Defence Depart- 8. Paghman District 82. Kholm District - 157., Arrival-111- Balablook District ment's space surveillance system. 5 . 9. Deh Sabz District- - 83. Dara-i-So- of District , grs m, not 10. Bagrami District 84. Roy-i-Doa- Twenty-Fourt- otherwise idecr District h Helmand Pro- tified. - . Herat, Kandahar-Kab- ul 11. " Sarobi District Fourteentli Jouzjan Province vince ' Arrival-154- 5 - ,. - A A solar radiation satellite. 12. Qarabagh District 85. Center of the Province 158. Center " Kabul-Kandaha- r, of the Province spacecraft 13. ; a identified merely Herat Shakar Dara District I 86. Aqcha District 159. Nowzad District Departure-081- 5 Sar-e-p- as dodecahedron, apparently des- Second Logar ul The Province 87. District : 160. Moosa Qala Kabut-Khoa- District cribing its shape. t 14. The Center of the Province 88. Sangcharak 161. District Garm Sair District eight-satelli- te Departure-084- 5 : The second shot 15. Baraki District - . 89. Qarqecn District 162. Nade-A- li District occurred March 11, the only ob- IRAN AIRLINES 16. Mohammad Agha 90. 163oVahr-e-Sar- aj District Mongajeck District ,0 District Tehran-Kab- ul , ject among these yet given a de- 17. Azra District Fifteentn Takhar Province 164. Baghran District Arrival-100- 0 signation is Egrs H, is transmit- - Third Wardak Province 91. Center of the Province 165. ai Kabul-Tehra- n - 18. District ting at 136.838 megacycles. The Center of the Province 92. Rustaq District- - TwentyFifth Kandahar single Departure-110- 0 . 19. Sayed A VS. rocket placed four ' Abad District 93. Yangiqala District Province AEROFLOT 20. - x. ui un iKiarcu lo, ana Chuck District 94. Eshkamesh District 166. First Part of the Tashkent-Kab- ul ' Kandahar another on April 3 placed Moscow, 21. Behsood District ; 95. Khost-o-Peran- g three District City - ' Arrival-095- 5 22. , including Egrs V, in orbit. First Part of Behsood Dis-- 96. Chah-e-Aa- b District 167. Second C S A trict Part of the Kanda- On April 28 a rocket launched 97. Farkhar District har City seven satellites, the Prague, Sofia, Athens, Kabul Fourth Parwan Province 98. Khowaja Ghar District 168. Speen Goddard study Arrival-1040 - 23. Boldak District showed. The Air Force had an- Center of the Province Sixteenth Badakhshan Province . 169. Shorabak District Jabal-us-Ser- aj nounced an Atlas agena 24. District . 99. Center of the 170. shot that ' Province Dand District day. - 25. Bagram : District " 100. Darwaz District v 171. Khakraiz District Important i 26. Ghorband District 101. Jurm District 172. Maiwand District - 27. . Surkhparsa District 102. Eshkashem District 173 Panjwa-i- e District PRESS REVIEW Fifth Kapisa Province 103. Keshm District 174 Arghandab District ' 28. Center of the Province 104. Wakhan District 175. Shah (Contd. from 2) Telephones r 29. Wali Koat District pae Kohestan District . Seventeenth Balkh Province 176. Arghestan District reject the pictures on account of 30. Nejrab - rd District ; " 105. Center of the Province 177. Ma-ro- of District their quality. .The 20121-2012- 31. Tagab ' Fire Brigade 2 District 106. Balkh District . frustrated patient forgets 32. Panjshair about Police 20507-21- 1 22 District 107. Charbolak District ' Twenty-Sxt- h Zabul Province making a second attempt in most 20159-2404- Sixth Nah-re-Sha- hi Traffic 1 Bamian Province 108. District 178. Center of the cases-- - because he just : Province cannot . 33. Center X-r- Radio Afghanistan of the Provinco 109. Chemtal District 179. Sheenkai District afford it. Therefore the ay de- 34. ' New Clinic 24272 Panjab District 110. Doulat Abad District 180. Dai-Chop- District partment technicians should either "' 35. Yakawlang District 111. 181. improve D'Afghanistan Bank 20045 -- Shortepa District Jaldak District their performance and 36. Saighan and Dis-tri-ct 112. get Pashtany Teiaraty Bank 22092 Kahmard Sholgara District 182. Arghandab District - . better equipment and know- - 20703 Eighteenth Faryab 183. Shah irvai rViefn'M ledge or Dubliclv ' ' Province annnnnm that 37. Orse District Twenty-Sevent- 4 20502 113. Center of the Province ; h Uruzgan patients ' cannot be accepted .at Bakhtar News Acencv 20413 Seventh Ghaznl Prnvimi 114. Undkhoai District Province their establishment. ' " Afghan National Bank 21771 .". 38. Center of the Provine ' 115. Belcheragh District 184. Center of the - 39. Jo'ghato Provinco Free Exchange Kates At Airport i - . . ;" 22318 District 116. Sheerin Tagab District 185. Dehrawoud District 40. -- D'Afghanistan Ariana Booking Office Ander District 117. Qaisar District 186. Dat-Kon- di Bank : District 24731-2473- 41. Qarabagh KABUL, May 29. follow-tn- g 2 District 118. Pashtunkot District 187. Gizab District The Aeroflot 22300 42. Nahore District 119. Darzab 188. are. the exchange rate at " District Shahrestan District - 20550-2150- 4 43. Mokor District 120. theD'Afghanistan Bahnk expicjw-e- d ASTCO- ' Doulat Abad District . 189. Ujrestan District " 44. in Afghanis TMA 22255 Jaghori District Nineteenth Badgfaeess . 190. Uruzan per unit of foreign " District currency. . Lufthansa 22501 45. Sherni District 121. Center of the Province 191. Ghoray District PIA T 46. Malistan District 122. Morghab District 192. Kajran Buying Sellinr 47. Nawa District Af. 72.00 (per CSA 21022 . . District 123. Qades District PART VS. dollar) 7250 ' B Af. 201.60 KLM 20997 - 48. Katawa District Jawand District ' (per one pound sterl- 24714-2140- ' 49. . Iranian Airways 5 Wazakhwa District 125. Ghormach District : ing) 203.00 Eighth First Pakfitia Province J At 1800.00 (per Indian Airlines 22527 The Laghman Province Twentieth Ghor Province . 193. hundred German ' 50. Center of the Province mark) BOAC 20220 Center of the Province .126. Center of the 194. 1812.50 Province Zormala District 1676-3- 51. Qargaie 127. - Af. 7 (per hundred District ' Shahrak District , 195. Jaji District Swiss 52. Alishang District - - . 128. Toolak Franc) 1688.01 " District 196. Jani Khail District Af. 1457.49 53. Alingar District .; 12ft ,". (per hundred French District 197. Sayed Karam District Franc) ' 54. Nuristan District . 130. Passaband District 198. Urgoon 1467 2 Ninth The Nangarhar Major District Province 131iTheori District . ... 199. Spayra - Pharmacies 55. Center of Twenty-Firs- District the Province t Herat Province . 200. Gomel District 56. Surkhrod District 132. First of ; 2Q1. PART C Part the Herat City Khost DUtrict Koochis 57. Khogiani District 133- - Second Part of the Herat 202. Zadran (Nomad) Constituencies ; District 211. Arian .Phone Nov 20527 - 58. Ghaznl City Ghaz-naw- id Rodat District . City . 203. Zazi for the 59. 134. ' Maidan District Koochis Momandara District Ghorian District -- 204. : - ; Samkani District 212. ffatan :- No. 21020 60. Kama District 135. Enjiel Ghazni for Katawaz Koochis ' y District 205. Moosakhail - ; 61. Shaywah District l. 136. District 213. Qalat City for the Qalat Faryabi Karokh District :. ; - District Phone No. 20887 62. Hassarak Gheljai District 137. Pashtoon Zarghoon Second Koochis - District Nangarhar Province Tenth Konar Province 138. Gozara District 207. 214.1shkargah City for Garm-sai- r, Shakari . Phone No. 24470 63. The Sheenwar Major District Regastan Province Center 139. Obay District 208. Nazian District and Balooch 64. Chouki District 140. Koshk Koochis Shari-No-w District 209. Acheen District 215. - Phone No. 20079 65. Bar Konar District 141. Golran District Jalalabad City for the 210. Deh Bala District the Nangarhar Koochis KABUL TIMES MAY 29, 19G5 independence uay I Israel Wrecks Three Jordan U Thant Sees No Grounds For lUWMk num page 1J Installations In iwuiy auvamageous jmoesus Ol Retaliation oax' peoples . Optimism In World Situation ne uu uiat ia projects nad been , NEW YORK, May 29, (Tass). For Attacks On Civilians ouiit ui AXgiiauuutu irom u to ADDRESSING organisations affiliated to TEL AVIV, May 29, (Renter). lauu warn ooviei tecmiicai assist- the United Nations, UJ. Secretary-Gener- al U Thant said ISRAELI forces carried out a three-pronge- d attack on military ance. Thursday that the world situation had been aggravated in first and industrial targets Thursday night in retaliation for i,piause giecied the, Aignan five months of year gives no grounds for optimism. wuo the and recent bomb attacks on civilians. Ainuaasaaor moiuunnua aim Secretary-Gener- in certain respects was no longer suessea " The pointed An Israeli spokesman announc- that the secret group "believes in mat ine menaiy rela- out that in 1963 the Moscow Treaty up to date. ed mat ore Israeli unit crossed uie immediate, direct sabotage against tions between Aignaaisian and tne on the partial prohibition of nu- He said that the povisions of ng uoort are stronger Jordan and wrecked a saDotage Israel an dindeed has been, com-miti- growing irom clear weapons tests was signed, the Charter dealing with threats day to aay . He described as sym- aggression were base at anuna. Utners destroyed a acts of sabotage and is the General . Assembly passed to peace and with bols ox iiienosoip tne industrial a Hour mm and an ice lactory in claiming credit for the incidents." resolution banning the orbiting of partly to blame for the organisa- jemn set a petrol tan, aoiaze Israeli authorities, the diplomat facilities built or under construc- tion's current political and consti- and tion in Aignanistan with soviet missiles with nuclear weapons on in tne border town 01 Qaiquya. continued, have intercepted one board, and adopted almost un- tutional crisis. group of one man assistance, ine ambassador said he U.N. mechanism," however ine spoKesman said raiders saboteurs and was animously several other important The came to set oil a is now up for trial. conndent tne iriendry rela- great its shortcomings might be, irom jemn blast tions betweeen tne two countries decisions. "But the hopes that this inursaay at Anulen, injuring After giving a detailed account would be followed by a further was not solely responsible for the Waiquya plant- of sabotage acts Harman said that were unshakeable. present situation, U Thant said. mree. Utners irom in JreKing, says Hsinhua, the improvement of the international ed tne cnarge wnich blew up two the Israeli response of Thursday atmosphere and that the United Of other contributing factors he of night was an indiscriminate res- Afghan Ambassador to China, reluctance of govern- nouses in tne border village Mohammad Chouaib-- Nations could become a truly ef- named the on February 2a. ponse: we attacked installations Miskinyar, ments to utilise the mechanism for iviar riess gave a reception on. Thursday ev- fective instrument for peace were He said tne camp at Shuna at a place called Shuni, which is not justified. the ends it was designed to bring ening to whole-hearted- the base of this organisation, and celebrate Afghanistan's ly housed "el latah a sabotage Day. U Thant pointed to a certain de- about and to act supported oy selected targets at Qalqilya, from National parture accordance with the essence group reportedly en-La- i, Vice-Premi- from the major provisions in which these attacks were made," .Premier Chou er the ideals of the Charter. me Syrian government. o, enforcement action by the OAS, and he fo and - It esterday s announcement, Harman said told Rusk that in the Dominican Republic As to the best way of improv- - Arab-Israe- of the People's Congress may no any under the li armistice National ing the present situation of the which made mention ol Standing Mo-J- o have consequences. care was agreemept the country which to- Committee Kuo organisation, U Thant advised ab- Jordanian resistance said and Lin Feng were among those Under the UJM. Charter such ac- during the raids to avoid lerates the existence of such sabo- tions may staining from a Charter reform taken groups is responsible. present. be sanctioned only by casualties among the local civilian teur the Security Council. for the time being and trying to Since the Jordanians say they Ambassador Miskinyar and interpret and apply the provisions population in Jordan. Vice-Premi-er Po He said: "If OAS is recognised an- disapprove of it, we hope they will were warm- of the existing one in a way apt The raids followed an Israeli ly applauded they spoke as competent to take certain en- it would notify take steps to apprehend the sabo- .when of to enhance, its efficiency. - nouncement that teurs and then the situation will the great development of friendly forcement action in a particular the Security Council of a recent two country in its own region then we of planned from inside be quiet," the ambassador said. between the Commemorative series acts In Cairo the Arab heads of gov- countries in recent years. have to admit that the Organisa- Second Jordan. tion of Unity compe-te- rt ernment continued discussing po- Speaking of the visit to China Africa is also Stamp Appears Tomorrow This year, Israel has complain- to ac- op. nt last autumn of His Majesty King take certain definitive KABUL, May 29. The Phi- attacks on civilians litical items their ed of several agenda against a background of Mohammed Zahir Shah and Her tions in its region. The same con- latelic Department of the by raiders from over the Jordanian Majesty the Queen, the Ambassa- siderations naturally apply to the Ministry of Communications in. an incident reports from Jordan about the border, culminating dor said that be- League of Arab States if the will release its seven injured. Israeli attacks across the armistice it "marked the announces that it which left a total of ginning of a new stage in the tra- League decides to take certain en- second commemorative issue of According to Jordanian lines. DPA News of the attacks came after ditional friendly and good neigh- forcement action in its region." 1965 on May 30. King yesterday summon- Secretary-Gener- al Hussein a stormy meeting at yesterday's bourly relations between Afgha- The UJf. This Tourism series vill con- ed 'the Ambassadors of Britain, Defence Council to discuss nistan and China". then said that this is a problem to sists of three denominations red France and the U.S. and gave Arab ponder by of the Po said it had "contribut- over all those who are city-a-f. 1.25 Bamiyan-a-f. 3.75 of Israeli attacks the state Arab defences in them details the face of possible Israeli military ed greatly to the strengthening of sipcerely and honestly devoted to 5.Q0. Those wishing Thursday. Sino-Afgh- on three Jordan areas intervention against Arab projects friendship". the Charter. to purchase these stamps may do The King asked the ambassadors to divert the waters of the river Both speakers referred also to According to DPA U Thant so at the Philatelic sales window inform their governments of Vice-Prem- on First-da- y to Jordan. ier . Chen Yi's visit to warned Wednesday against of the General Post Office. the incidents and to warn them of Afghanistan March, the precipitating a sweeping reform covers will on peace by The Chairman of the Palestine last and the "danger to caused Liberation Organisation, Ahmed signing of the boundary protocol of the United Nations Charter. May 30 only. the Israeli attacks". re- agreements If the whole Charter was revis- - Stamps will also be available at reported Shukairy who submitted his and the on economic Radio Amman to that signation at Thursday night's ses- and technical and on ed all ih one go. he said, the spirit our New York and London offi- Soviet not in- 1945 the ambassador was sion did Friday's meet- - cultural, between the of might be seriously jeopar- ces. . as ' of town not attend formed, he was out in. two countries, which Po I-- des- dised and the harmony then exist- and could not be contacted. cribed as "important ing among the big powers easily KABUL, May 29. Dr. Abdul of results of the Official Jordan versions the Two Tribes Hold relations of mutual respect, mu- vanish altogether. Samad Hamed; President of Ka- incidents said two Jordanian tual confidence, equally fri- In a message to an international bul University left for the Unit- were and workers and three children Jirga At Makin endly ' which have colloquium dealing with "adapting ed States last Thursday to visit killed and four wounded. long existed between our two co- the United Nations organisation to cultural and educational 'insti- Jordanian soldiers were said to KABUL, 29. people the world of today", U Thant ad- tutions there at the invitation of Is- May The untries". have killed the leader of the of Bahlol Zai and Masoud tribes The Ambassador said that they mitted, however, that the Charter the United States government. raeli patrol. held a great jirga in Makin at "marked a new development of In. Washington Secretary of which the tribes elders express- the friendly freUations between State Dean Rusk summoned Is- their disagreement China and Afghanistan". Har-ma-n ed ' serious raeli Ambassador Abraham with Pakistan's policies and Po I-- said the Chinese to the State Department Fri- that warned the Pakistani government people derived great pleasure NATIONAL day to express the administration's to grant rights Afghanistan'c many success- series of military the due to the from concern over the people, of Pakhtunistan and refr- es in national construction, achie- raids carried out by Israeli forces ain from creating tension in this ved under the leadership of His in Jordan territory Thursday, said part of the world, according to Majesty King AP. Mohammad Zahir reports from Central Pakhtunis- Shah. , i . Harman told reporters the Is- sequance tan. Present at the reception were raeli version of the of Yen-Pin- an The participants of the jirga Shen. g, of events which led to the raids also urged Pakistan to abandon the Chinese People's Political which the Israelis said were in re- its plans " for construction of prisal to terrorist activities oc. Consultative Conference National various establishments in Sera Committee; Tsai Ting-Ka- i, an Israeli soiL Ragha. They Fatah, said the people of of the National Defence An organisation called Pakhtunistan cannot bear any Council; government ministers, meaning storm, was formed in sort of by gov- January, interferences trie commanders of the Chinese Peo- Jordan probably early in ernment of Pakistan and if it ple's Liberation Army, leaders of Harman reported, and he said continues its policies Pakistan democratic parties and people's will be responsible for the ser- organisations and other promi- ious outcomes. nent figures in the Chinese capi- Nematullah Khan presided tal. Members of the diplomatic Central Pakhtunistan v over the jirga. Tribes Continue Struggle corps in Peking were also present KABUL, May 29. Reports from Central Pakhtunistan re- port that nationalists belonging to Hakimi Describes Health different tribes of Central Pakh- tunistan continuer their attack on Programmes Here To WHO Pakistani military establishments ; May 29. ih Chandola, Saroki and Zormak. KABUL, reports that these attacks AT the 18th session of WHO'S General Assembly in Geneva The add the Afghan delegation' cause . the government of Pakis- described Afghanistan's future tan concern. The Pakistani gov- health programmes and the activities of the medical institutes ernment threatens these tribes in the fields of preventive and curative medicine.. 1IY I continually, but the tribes con- In expressing the desire for that tha thrM-wro- V irxtotins t-- tinue their struggles and are further expansion of the aroa-- tended by 104 nations passed im- not frightened by Pakistani rammes to combat communicable portant and useful resolutions fRarjaif? threats. and infectious diseases the mem- on world health programmes? bers of the Afghan delegation told It decided that the drug import- fo the meeting that the developing ing and exporting countries should KABUL, My 29. A message countries need help from WHO as have well-equipp- laboratories to EUROPE has been sent on behalf of His well as from developed nations in examine the drugs qualitatively Majesty the King to President fighting these diseases, especially as well as quantitatively. The by Tito of Yugoslavia congratulating smallpox and tuberculosis in pro- meeting reaffirmed the need for him on his 73th birthday. moting environmental hygiene, developing countries particularly jet Congratulatory messages have including the supply of healthy to make efforts to solve this prob- also been sent on behalf of His drinking water. lem. Majesty the King to His Majesty King Hussein of Jordan on the The Afghan delegation return- Dr. Hakimi presented two Af- occasion of Jordan's . Indepen- ed to Kabul on Wednesday. ghan carpets from the Afghan dence Day and to President Ar- Dr. Abdul Rahman Hakimi, who government to the head of WHO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT te Elya of Argentine on Argen- led the delegation, said on arrival to decorate the new WHO build- IRAN SHER-l-NA- U tine's National Day. at Kabul International Airport ing in Geneva. AIR Tele:21405