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1-7-1968 Kabul Times (January 7, 1968, vol. 6, no. 226) Bakhtar News Agency
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'" I,'SAIG N ':'Jan: 6 .(Reuil:f~e- The', SP91S~sll1ll!l 8,"! ,v"t,t' "ong.;! i\ .' \. . ,.':, ., , " ~ ..ric8# .trOo';'~ have', bad. mop,: '7~_ gueri)ll"·iho,t,:\ do'f;lba ~u~nabre~ ,'" -rl.. " ~ ·~'Zf. :" ., . " ... . ~. 'CAPE TOWN, jan. 6, (AFP). ~7,OOO ,mo~urloil Tbu~- 't ':'I~ , "No photographs. !lave been KABUL. Jan, 6, (Bakhlar};T;" 'altles:-:.about; I 140 mUes northeast.of Salgoo - . I, , , /. (c. '0'" , ~~l :' ',' II .. '. 'The general con'dition and blood taken by NBC either dUri':,g o~ , Dr. Ghulam Sediq Mohebi, a f'!-7. the,lJil't ;Blniile~,~ ':t!'ail irI,;l\ll' the 8~ay as: l}1e jet div~ on their .~s,- . PI\,/mUB .;'. J~\6 "q.~~~:. I circulation of Dr. Philip Blaib since the operation." the sp kes culty JDemhet:. of the Kabul PolYc ,'"'lst o~ th~'.Vletr1J\m' w....,put, toge- lions. 'The ;pllot was rescued, " Central",Corrinllllee ''Of..th61 ~ /II,- r , erg, the man with ;J. new heart, rnan stated. technic Institu'te, 4aft Kab~ fpr thei, sa:otdinr .to,oUlc181 'fi~ rc..' " T,he, 1~l\1lkea"!Jiti(1aid ;,,{(9,,; \~m .. , lo~k":'A'w.lnunJ!,f, pffiy:'~~i ,tll\d •,. '.::.,:' '. "are good", the Groote Schuur No instructions had been rece- Mos~ow for research iJY'nuclear I...... d 'M,~",. w.edn"":'!ay;. I '. ( ,ricaJ!: :plaliesl~~~~, tieell"'anolr down., ~e'.lea~~p·,~of,:,the :partyt~4 ,the ", " Hospital announced in an after L·~ ~nd , . PRICE AF."3 ived from NBC in New Yorl< to .'PhYSIcs, U.S. t8JUaltl", ,tronl. the' stsrt of over. North' VIetnam 220 over nalion yesterday In a move .io end' , ~ ...~:':.....'j ~ ,,--...... ". _.--v.~.,...... noon,bulletin here Friday. oppose attempts by the Cape Mohammad Hassan Sarwari, 1961 :t'1 ..the end"of 19,67 ate 'H6,/;!7 South VI.tnilln~999 jn all.. • three months of political c~s,.; , Meanwhile twenty-five thou provincial administration to have 'and Ghulam' a.soul teachers at men dead, wowided or " missing An!\th~. S66 plan~s have been lost ," • ~;'. • sand' will be paid to Blaiberg and photos taken of Blaiberg at the the Kabul T~chnicai. School, lett ($9,997 dead). ,.'. " 'i ill ,the war in,lirounfl auacks, cra· It retsllied Antonin NovoUiy' . as W~:s~~"gton" Resists· Pressure his "';ife Eileen, for their own aiJ~ b~t ARAB . use. trom the $50.000 contract Groote Schuur Hospital. for the :Federal 'Republlc of Ger-' But in 1967 .. alone, there.', were' shes 'other 'inCidents. president of· the rel!ublic, liave lDany for further training in au- 71,163 casualties (9,353 dell'l!). . In .fairly clear wcather Thursday ,his other post as fint.""c~ry , of ~t9P Viet~am they. signed with ,·the NatlO)lal "J do not belleve that NBC pla~ fi~w ~is~ To:: Bo'mb'ing ·N,. BroadCasting Company (NBC) would oppose any official move tomatille repair. Meanwhile, three more U.S: ,-!:S. flghttl,r-.boinhers: 135 the party to'.. A1eXai!ClFt 'Doltsiun ". . SUMMIT; television network of the United to have Dr, B1aiberg photogra nes ha.ve been shot. out of thC sky s,ons over North Vietnam, bomhmg 46 first secretary of the SloValt ClI- Mohammad Hassan Amlpi; an over Vielnam' llringi,!g American two 'of Haiphong'. four main brid- m;"uiust Party. - . WAS!'trNGTON, Jan. 7, (Reu overtures from -Hanoi have to a States. phed for the flreSs provided they terl.-The United, States resisted certain extent overshadowed were also permitted to do, sb. official of, the Rural Development plane loss<;s to \'iet COng 'anli'North lies' in the ,city centre and ballering Departml!ht left for London un Vietoalliese fire to 999, an Ameri~ pontoon' add ferry by passes near It also moved' Jeisef' Lepllli out molintin~ pressure Saturday to Monday's meeting" the Phnom The contract. giving NBC ex However this matter involves Dr. minIBt~.r declare a' halt In the bombing of Penh talks have raised high hp POSTPONED clusive rights to photograph the Blaiberg's privacy as well, 110 it der " ,United Nations program can spokes"!-an said Friday.' - both' bridges. .. of tho post of ptfme and me to studY local administration. .During hea~y raids on tho. J!:anoi- have his job to Oldrich,' !!etltraUy North Vietnam to test Hanoi's pes here of improVed relations' Blaillergs "hefore, during and will be his decision that ~ou'!ts" offer to t'alk if the bombardment between the U.S. and Cambodia, CAIRO. Jan. (AFPj-The Arab after the operation." provides for Ens. Alunad Farid Eshaq, a Haiphong 'area Thursday that stre- Tho Hanoi high*ay and rail considered as the country's' leading the spokesman said. ~taff ,• stopped. ' Bowles's visit results from a summit meettng Will be postponed, the outstanding amount to be member of the Water and' t"hed .10 within 10 miles of the bridge, three miles norlh of tlie city economist., political quarJcrs in Culro s:ud yes Soil Survey Department. of tlie Cl1ili'ese border, anIi-aircraft fire centre, and a ferry bypass around , I Officials said the U.S. govern surprise invitation by Prince Sih- . given either to the ?oroote Sch ment was not going to he rushed terday as the Arob League Council ~ar. Ministry of Agriculture:. and 11' ripped thrciug4 a silver crusader jel the mile-Ions Paul Doumer bridge dep~ty anouk last week to' the U.S. to uur Hospital, or the ChrIS RED CROSS TO Cemik had he... • prlme . lOto .anything ani!' preferred to reo' ~n met here for n special Ihrce-day ll rigatlon also left for 1.on<\on un sending' It plttnjing to the ground. across' the Red River, conoei:tmg talk with him in effort to prc nard Fund (for research IOto minister and chairman of tile' state lyon'!Iuiet round-the-world dip session. der the United Na~ions program The pilot is' miSSIng. " Hanoi with China and Haiphong. vent his country becoming a heart surgery) and the estate of planning commission. lomacy to'4lscov:er if Hanoi' teal The council must now choose 0 Clive Houpt. the heart donor, VISIT PRISONS me to studY water resourcea., ." Wednesday a bomb·laden U.S. were also bombed, ' battleground. through American ,,. On Cernik. had been· tipped in recent ly was Interested in peace talks new dote for the summit whkh WIlS Tllis was announced Friday by Thundercliief was caught alone by There was no accurate assessment troops trying to prevent Viet weeks as most Ilkely to succeed bot nr was just trying to get Ii bomb· due to start In Rabal on January th~ Ghulam Nabj Nateq, II faculty a - delta-wirigelt Mig' 21 and shot of damage in the raids, the spokes- Corig guerrillas escaping from a spokesman for firm of Cape WEST BANK Lenon as prime minister, hut Nov Ing ureprieveJ'. the neighbouring battle zone. 17: Town attorneys actmg for NBC. ON member of the College United States under ,a The International Red Cross is "~ and Eastern capitals of explore tlrst announced early Saturday by not to give their share of .the USAlD programme to study gra soon to ViSlt all prisons on the .;, fully Hanoi's intentions in the the Cairo ~overnrnent daily Al contract payment to organ1sn phic engineering. Israel-held west bank of the B. a winner even when you lose. wake of a statement last week Ahram. 110'05 cllnneclcd With the heart Jordan, a spokesman (or the end by North Vietnamese For Tass Says Eshko,I, organisalron said. here yester Mohammad Haideruddm, Mo A!ter UAR and Moroccan forM transplant. eign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh eign ministers had conferred. UAR day hammad WaH OIoumi. and Mo .hat his country "will" talk with J",hnson Will Talk The spokesman went o~ to say Thelf tour Will include a call hammad Asel, staff members of officials confirmed thist lheir gov the U.S. on relevant questions ernments were In favour of postpon that there was no mdicatlOn. that ot RamaHah, where the Arab the Kabul Public Library left fGr If bombing is halted. either NBC or the, Blmberg m3yor. Nadlm Zaru, has comp- India to study lIbrary sCience un Abc·ut Naval Forte ement. would alter their eXlstmg c~nt lained about conditions in the der a Colombo Plan programme. Saudi Arabm and Tunisia have Previous North Vietnamese alre;llty dedared for postponement ract as a result of complalOls town Jail ~ ~ Mrs Mosouda Kamal. a staff ,tatements have said only that a MOSCOW, Jan. 7 (AFPj-U S and SYria IS aglilns! Ihe prmciple from the South African Press The Red Cross spokesman said' member of the· EducatIOn Press hom bing halt "could" or "might" UnIOn that difficulties were the Vlslls were being made lion returned to Kabul after participa President Johnson Clnd IsraelJ pre of holdIng any Arab summit meet 1I'Tehran, or cash prlzea up to AL:1se.- In this context, U.S. ambassa "Washington IS engaed In a do ght deprive it of the sums Whll h heen refused permission to visit I[ MOSCOW. Jan 6 (Tanjug). GladloU and nower bods In 'l'eur money adds up to the society's ..l:Iility to do a better job dor to India Chester Bowles is uble game at the moment:' con· kmg Faisal has been pnYlng to Ca the prison himself and added: wher8ver-aDd expected to try to get Cambodian Talks on trade between Yugoslavia tinued. "While prelendlng to be lht: iro on a .quarlerly basis. :;lOl.:C lasl whenever its help "" n.eeded. I~ and the Soviet Unton for 1968 started "As far as I can judge our jail beautlfnl colours. chief 01 state. Prince Norodom friend of the Arabs, II stepping August's Arab summH, as \,;ompen· is full of innocent oeople." here Thursday mornmg. On behalf , Sihanouk, to give hill) his perso up lls promIses to supply equ,p sation for the closmg of the Sue7. at YugoslavIa the Yueoslav general Official sources in Tel AVlv Buy an Afgllan Red Crescent iociety Lottery '. nal appraisal 01 the Hanoi during menl to Israel. In thiS WClY It enc Canal. demed that there were any poli Be(ween the !Jlue Mosque and talks in Phnom Penh on Monday. secretory for foreign trade, Dr. Vasil , ourages Tel AVIv 10 act Increasmg Furlher. Ihe UAR's gesture wn tical prisoners in west bank Though the reported' peace Grivcev, is Inking part in the talks. the French Clnb. Iy as the serVIle watchdog of Am uh..l plcase AIJ!cna whkh was har jails. Those heing held were su erican oil monopolies" and on behalf: ot the Soviet Union spected of taking part in or in Ticket They help. dly cnthuSliJS'IC aboul lhe summit. thg Soviet Forei~ Trade Minister, The Israeli leaders, by "Obstinately rhe Arub Leaguc COUlluJ was citing sabotag~ and would be Caution Promised Nlkolw Patpllcev. _ refusing a peaceful setllement," are mcctlng herc under the rhalrman brought to trial. Arabs were gambling with the future of thclr The aereements on lime term nnt arrested for poli1ical incite- shIp of Morocro's adlng foreign trade between the two countries for In Bombing Port, country and people", Tass saId. fllmlsler Abdul I-Indl Boutalcb. the '966-1970 period are being exa ment. . ." An Israeli Defence Minist.ry '.' . mined as well as the determination spokesman said Defence MinIS' Says U.S. Reply or trade lists tor this year. " ter Moshe Dayan had met chief CHALFONT TO VISIT Last year's trade between Yugo Israeli Red Cross delegate Loren WASHINGTON. Jan, 7.' (Reu BONN FOR TALKS slavia and the Soviet Union was the Marty a fortnight ago and told t~.-The United States told the most successful onc reachlne $ 400 LONDON. Jan. 7. (DPA).·- Rapacki Calls For him: ' Soviet Union in a note made million It is expected that this lurn Lord ChnlfoI,lt, mmister of stale at "I have got the prisons in public Saturday it would make the Foreign Office and Britaln's will be higher this year. ~very Europ,ean Security such a good state that you ,can effort to avoid damage to Common Market spokesman. is visit them whenever you want. Soviet or other non-hostile ship to visit Bonn on Monday for one WARSAW Jan, 7, (DF-'A) And if you see anything you do pmJ by U.S. aircraft over Viet day talks With West German Un The two rival military organisa nam_ not like, we will change it" der-Secretary Rolf Lahr. tams In Europe-NATO and the The note. handed to Soviet \OVars.tW P f'-', '.
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' The .ducahon system 'n Yugo.la Cullural Edu.atlon was enacted Jt Ilptt1~""....@(rllll\tl!d 19 2 per cent s¥JMt!~~/SfrJM PERS" ~ ll1~r V ~r'ubllo1'tiiii1Jfllllso ON , N ·v.a Was rapidly expanded Wo prov.des optimum condillon. tor a , jiro,.d.d Ihe bulk 1'1~bme ~fnd 'By .tlMluJ padtC'po rrhe .l:!moh of Tajlk Writers 'n _ 'Jlhe ;t(!ilhan reptesellla',ve8 were cUlional syst.m need.d 10 be d.ve rapid. development of the .ducatlon ler per.ebtages of Incom... to spee,a tlng vlted Afglianrstan Iran Ind.a and '&11 pol!try~blank loped syslem were instituted Th/e FedecaJ lI.ed .chools .chools for Il/,Iult edu 'for mOlIern and • The iIIfghan and JEanlan represen In the school year of 196566 the Economic Plan for the development CRt. on scliool centers nnd tralnmg Pok,stan to .end r.pr....n14t1v.s otherwiso blil 'Wonted In .e. order lahas were IIllervlewed On Rhdlo -Chri.l1<>pher Mor/'ll PaklSlan coulil not parttc'pate In In It I 1blir tho .ympciliium that the 10 10 and \teigems w.re prln sludenls tncr.ased by 157 per cent from publ,c fund, which can bo St,en... with M,rza :rorsoonzadeh one another by horpmg upon the t.d 10 TOllk. on tho VOIce of the o( these 100 per cenl wore full lim" -Allbough IhDlotute On Ftn~n, <~pl~lned by the very nalure of tho as the symposium pr"ldent Durmg SRm. shuQg Ju.t bcqu"" the 81''' IEsst 1m Dosbambeh and tho LI und TajikIstan m the 1920 s In re means duclion of the prinCiples of income II Lett to rlgbt Writer Mlro. lav Rleza artist Boz)dar Jakac the siruggle of Ihe Yugoslav peoples Koc c (1877-1916) the novehst en accordlAg to IllW the repub l:cnl years many gIfted poets ar.-ose With regard to the flCst resolution (J(~lermmatlon To eliminale tbe un In 1966 publrc funds for educo ilL: must (,itrectly prOVide the nece and the 1961 Nobel 'PrIze winner tor Ilterature Ivo Andric f{ r mdependence and umty The NuSlC (1864--1938) n Iran who became popular m all the leader of the Iranian delegation deSirable consequences o( thiS kmd tJon accounted for 885 per cenl of iary resources out of Its own bud l:ounler revolution which came as The Yuogslav peoples f nally elem~ntary Ihe three countries Prof Khanlan extended an lnV1ta The begmnlngs of literacy am of f1nanemg In 1966 a Federal Slo the total mCOme of sch gel and resources kJsh onslaught once agSIn began to a reaction to the events of 1848 unlled In 1918 litter the d.teat of (ol~ Afghamstan s share In thIS wave tlon to the TOJlk and Afghan scho ong Iho South Slavs dol. back to tute on Financing Vocational and and the socl8l political comm (YUGOSLAV SOURCES) develop omong the Serbs who had reachonary regime set up m Ser the Austro Hungarian Emplre Yet of moderOlsm was not consldentbk lars to attend a slm~lar symposium Austflan absolullst rule and the em grated 10 the seventeenth cen bla were unable to check the upliur the new state was rent by ,"ternal on PersIan prose 10 Tehran next whlle TajikIstan was overwhelmed early mnth century when the lury to VOjvodma and the southern ge of nahonallsm and liberal demo antagonismS and unsolved SOCial SandWiched between thiS wave co year Upon the suggestion of a Chriotlon /lIJsSlooart.. Cynl and part of Hungary crahc Ideas ElefJlents of SOCIal en and national problems until Its tall 11 pr lmute IOlcrnatlon II (oo~r Hil n mmg from Iran and the fountam Tajlk Writer the subject of readang A fIB tllons sland l\J1 the pillars uf non MethodlUs translated some Greek In 1941 Yesterday corned ,n edlto matelm) for the chIldren was a1so The learned Dosltej Obradovlc lJCI,Sm may also be found In the nal welcoming Ihe arrival of Pr~ Involvc=m nt In ml1llary blol:ks anti In v tflt Us are \s heads of Russton hterature TaJI I.xts mto Old Church Slavomc (1742-1811) IS a dlStrngUished hI Yugoslav hterature was receptive mcluded literature of the penod a Iaterature pc Iletul loexlslen(( Of k'1stan faced tIllS acute problQRl Mediaeval Yugoslav literature erary figure of thiS perod Among to the mfluences of vanous Europ sident Joslph Brnz THo of Yugu Optimism Lessens In Opening Suez Canal K'1lljul had alncady played hoSl msplfed by ImagmatJon and emo I he edllonal In c.:onciuslOn ex pre With resourcefulness and ltppropn developed under conditions of co the Slovenes who were exposed to ean )Iterary currents--eJ[presslOn slavla as guest of HIS Majesly the to rraman Tajlk Indian and Pa tlon Among the Serbian poets of HOlh nallOns the editOrial s Iys ssed the belief that Ihe currenr VIS OptimIsm has decreased ab ate restraints nhnuous struggle for the preserva national literature received strong Ism vanous brands of SOCial and Kmg By Jean Pierre Joulln Egypl had Slde stepped Israel 6 the tJme Javan JovanovJc Zmsj It Ive galned the L:onrldence of Ihe II by the Yugoslavian leader will oul ihe diplomatIC battle to froe • lion of nahonal mdlvlduahty On the pressures of Germanrzallon (1843-1904) and oJura Jako.c psychologIcal realism The most I he resldenls f Kobul tnll the world for the the r pol1L:leS of peace furlher l:onsohdate the foundatIOn of domand transmilled via the glnal works: as wen as trans1ations 15 foreign shtps stranded In the canal orgamsatlon Doats were Impetus durmg the penod of enh (1833-1881) IS tho best known Important hterary figures from thiS people of AfghuOlstan as I whole UN observeI corps for a new and have thus helped 10 atlempts to fr endshlp between the two n tllons blocked and wreckage strewn allowed to ensure dot. from IhlS penod fn addillon 10 ghtenment penod are the 1961 Noble prize tre awaltmg Ihelr esteemed guesl supphes and agreem~nt to begm prepara Croatian wrUer of the perrod while Suez Canal the security of the trupped , Master Of fantasy .eccleslasllcal texts the Interestmg wmner rvo Andric Mlroslav Krl With Impalienl:c sa rl the ed lonal tl lOS for releasmg the stranded Franco L.vsllk (1831-1887) won The semi offlc.al newspaper ships loy llcrature of Ute time conslrted In the history of Ibe Yugoslav eza and Prezthov Vorance Many Afghanistan S SHunted nAsI t vessels grealest dlstlnetlon among the Sio AI AlJrom wrote of sUdden The Umted Arab Republic pnmanly of the lives of 881nts blo people. the filS! holf oC the nme talented and powerful wrIters such YugoslaVIa lies n ~ropc Both. Salah Gohar Egyptian under To be accorded lOstant popularity After 54 years Erte IS stili In de venes These are only a few of the comphcallons whIch could '.pre now considers that parhol c1ea graphiCS of SerbIan mediaeval rul tcenth century was marked by a vlg as August Cesarec ISldora Sekuhc trdve dIfferent regimes but lhe ~dl secretary of state for foreIgn af al the age of 75 must be sraufymg maud as a dcsigner havmg heen Yugoslav romanlllc wflters whose vent the operation s success rance operations come wlthm ers and slmdar works orous development of natIOnal con Veljko PetrovIc TIO UJevlc Gustav ,onal said dl~nce and the faITS replYing to a message Of Erte the RUSSIan born scene and acclaImed as a genlUs In Holly works alreday contam the seeds of ntue I These sudden reservallons the scope Of thIS arrongomont The fIrst prlnlmg press was set fr om General Bull sa,d Thurs ~ wood mundated With commisstons SCIOU8ness by pollilcal and armed realism Krklec VJeko,lav Kaleb JoSlp ulffer-=ncc In regimes have In no follow a new Journey to Israel costume deSigner one can say more up In 1493 Iff Obod near CetlnJe Israel does not agree and dec rI ,y that Egypt would contmuv for musIc hall and In constant de struggle for national liberation It The beglnnmgs of reahsm In Yu Vidmar Clf11 kosmac Kosta RaclO way stood 10 the way of friendship by UnIted NatIons representa he deserves It IIls .xhlbltlon at the (Monten.gro) lares that navigatIOn In the 10 rvspccl Gen Bull s July 27 mand from magazmes Hrte Is tdlll was 10 thiS period that the foun gosla:v hterature appeared In the to mentIon only a few left a lastmg between the two nallons A Durb n newspaper descnbed Illocraltl: st lie Blryuwv wrlles tlve Gunnar Jomng ana a hesh Grosvenor Gallery 10 London (Oc canal of other th.n supply sh.p appeal for a hall to all m,lttory The Damallon towns partlcul dahons of Yugoslav RomantlCJsm fust half of Ihe nmeteenth century ImprlOt on contemporary Yugos Brlllsh press treatmenl of the so e'(change of m""sages between lober 67) follows a New York ex hard al work lasl year he deSlgnod With the Vlsll 01 M lrshal Amencan has not the flghl to re wQuld be a v.olahon of the ar activity In the canal a revue starnng Maurice Chevah~ Ilrly lh. City slale of DubroYn,k lind modern literature were IBid While Ihe Romantic wC1ters brought lav literature L:alled apartheId aspects of South General Odd Bull chief of the blbtllon earlier 10 the swnmer at lito and Madam Jovall fuse to kccept HanOI s apparent of rungement made at the end u( But Gohar saId thiS d.d not were centres of Yugoslav humarusm A controversy developed between to Yugoslav hterature their feelmgs AfrlL:B s second hear! trunsplanl UN ob~ervers and the United wJUch every deSIgn w.. boughl for at Expo 67 Such populallty r.ql ka Brol I new page IS added to Ihe fer of peace talks at liS face value July place any hmlts on movements wnters who preferred tbe arllflc131 M any of them have also played I ubsurd grotesque and taste Ires explanation and RenaIssance culture Playwn of nallonal pride and made notabIe hlst ry of fncndshlp and ~lImcahle Ihe leflwl11g FrenCh dally (nmhat Arab Repubhc author,tl"" ( the Metropohlan Museum before an Imporlant role In postwar litera less n the canal by vessels f1ymg Flrst II IS clenr lhat Erte has pia gh' Malin omc (1508-1567) and SlavoniC Serbian language used In contnbutlons to lhe Improvement of relation... between the two countries slid Israel demands Ihat General the flog of the Suez canal au the openIng eccieSlaslical texts and those who ture JI IS characteristic of most of rhe N It II Mn Ir) saId lhal If yed for safety He Isn t mediocre th.. poetlven Gundulrc (1598-1638) literary style Ihe realists were the "tid Ih<> ed torlnl Somo responSIble EgyPtians Bull should hOlldle tho op~ ru lhonlv thought that the literary language of these authors that they mamlaln Ihe general treatment tnel level of felll that Israel may now want but he IS never outrageous His cos whose epic poem Osman IS consl first to ntroduce SOCial themes AI expressed Ih h pe thf)\r Ih t olher French mOl nlnB news tlOn with UN boats or thut a The under secretary was rep Not that Ertc IS unknown He has dered a major poehc work of Its should be based on the living language Svelozar MarkoViC (1846-1875) ed h gh1y crlhcal situation of pre Lnmmenl 10 Bntlsh newspapers W I~ to profit from the clearing ape tume designs are obviously post-Paris at "1he Display Column Inch AI 100 • from Europeans and most of Ihose ago of 19 he (\lund the 'eochma al S KHALIL Editor III lhell country Names would of co nlers of the old Wblte ;Hlgltlonds? " C)h", who get the money are Asians ur~s ,be 4nyfdinu~ but I have met y~ry ""any of these left at'the lime , / the Academtc Juhan where he had (mlmmum seven Jlnef per 'nserlwn) " TeI.phone 24{l47 If we pOi thIS In a European co mall¥. Eu"opeon~ in ~.nya who th of<\riil~pendence It wo. a lood tbmg been sent to study p[untll1g unco nlext we can see Ihat IS is not only ink of"themselves as wbrkl/lg 'hem lhat tJiey lerl In many _ca.., and ngenlal CI"..I/ied peT lI"e bold IIIP' AI 20 He was clever a!1d fortunate m " StlAPIE RAH!L Eduaf u mailer of race It Is also a matter selves out o(~atlob Tiley have ac 'he} w~re themselv.s wise to leave ~ .."f clll's Europeans In th,s analogy ,oPted ,government demands )for •¥ou can t Im~gtne how rude and fmdlpg employmenl wHh the lead 1000 u'pp~r log couturjer Paul POlrel POlrct WetS ;;" Yearly Af olher numbers f,nt d,al Iwlteh borad would be class ASIans would 'i\frlCan!tlltfon and are In Caclikn-Ij., ~'~gant 1hey were'to Africans I 8 collector of conte nporary Frenc.:h Half Yearly Af 601 number 230.43 24028 24'26. be middle closs and the Afncon. o1l'lo81y'engaglrig In 'an l!Jlorol.e Jl\ was ,olil by alhEugltib bot.l owner I Quarterly Ai 300 would 6e Ihe propeta"at (.xcepdng 1918 painting aod an enthUSiast for new pllvat. entl,pr!leJ!ecbnICllhiJJc.. - tn. small farmiog tdlm as she po on~ Edlronal Ex 24 58 of course t~ose In government) nce-an exerCISe wblch WI~ natijre Il1ted ouL to me tlie 10UDIe st.ps Ideas 10 all Ihe arts he was of FOREIGN and 10 dlgr... a httle th,s IS Wby u bound 10 come 10 on .nd on. day beyond whIch no Afncon was allo ~. the f"st 10 take an IDt.,.St 10 the In the f"sl haff of the twentieth g~neral ~~ revpluhonary Ideas of he Amencan Clnlliallan and AdverllsfIIR A. a rule upp.r classes wod to 80 m Ibe bod old days Ye.r1y $ 40 century so many Europeans found photographer Man Roy II was l:xten.lon 59 I.nd 10 be more adaptable than mId ny of Iheso farmers orrgmolly)J " " bluck Africa such an attractive pro die c1a...s And thlB rule applies to (rom RhodeSIa and South A~ Ihrough POlret lhol Erl. got Ihe 0 C!>stunse tor Hera ""mmIs " pashlon for they would have never Ihe Europeans and the ASians m { mmlSSlon for hiS first costume des stoned by William Randolph " Half Yearly $':"""""'''''''''''''I'~''''''''''''''''''''25 '"'''''''''''''''''''''''''' III 1111111I111111 I,.. ,,,,,,,,"',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, "'1""""'"'.. "" '" , lit 1'"'''''''''''''''''' havt' made the upper ClllSS at home In KellYO There .XlSt w.1l 10 do (Coll/"w.d on page 4) I Ign for Maa Harl at the The til\: de Hearts tor te proJected.film Bal In Renaissance In J913 Th. Guadalqulvlr destgned for the River.; Foiles Berg.ro des Arts 1919 -C-~.J <. .. , J~tT~r~f:PI!~;M ~ -=-~~-- ...-.L~ JANUARY~-~....;.___"':'...;.;...-_'_:_7, 1968 .-..i..~ __-:-~,:- \ , 1 ~ '", 1l'",~ ~I ~ ------t • ~ ., For TlwugJa,t Food· FiJrancing E&ucitioo IllY h' 1 "\, <: "'a ARGBiAN lNnl~N, USSR ~SCHl £1f.BS' 'lmlID J • , ~f;~ r,: l:.:t,,-,,! ' The .ducahon system 'n Yugo.la Cullural Edu.atlon was enacted Jt Ilptt1~""....@(rllll\tl!d 19 2 per cent s¥JMt!~~/SfrJM PERS" ~ ll1~r V ~r'ubllo1'tiiii1Jfllllso ON , N ·v.a Was rapidly expanded Wo prov.des optimum condillon. tor a , jiro,.d.d Ihe bulk 1'1~bme ~fnd 'By .tlMluJ padtC'po rrhe .l:!moh of Tajlk Writers 'n _ 'Jlhe ;t(!ilhan reptesellla',ve8 were cUlional syst.m need.d 10 be d.ve rapid. development of the .ducatlon ler per.ebtages of Incom... to spee,a tlng vlted Afglianrstan Iran Ind.a and '&11 pol!try~blank loped syslem were instituted Th/e FedecaJ lI.ed .chools .chools for Il/,Iult edu 'for mOlIern and • The iIIfghan and JEanlan represen In the school year of 196566 the Economic Plan for the development CRt. on scliool centers nnd tralnmg Pok,stan to .end r.pr....n14t1v.s otherwiso blil 'Wonted In .e. order lahas were IIllervlewed On Rhdlo -Chri.l1<>pher Mor/'ll PaklSlan coulil not parttc'pate In In It I 1blir tho .ympciliium that the 10 10 and \teigems w.re prln sludenls tncr.ased by 157 per cent from publ,c fund, which can bo St,en... with M,rza :rorsoonzadeh one another by horpmg upon the t.d 10 TOllk. on tho VOIce of the o( these 100 per cenl wore full lim" -Allbough IhDlotute On Ftn~n, <~pl~lned by the very nalure of tho as the symposium pr"ldent Durmg SRm. shuQg Ju.t bcqu"" the 81''' IEsst 1m Dosbambeh and tho LI und ed torlnl Somo responSIble EgyPtians Bull should hOlldle tho op~ ru lhonlv thought that the literary language of these authors that they mamlaln Ihe general treatment tnel level of felll that Israel may now want but he IS never outrageous His cos whose epic poem Osman IS consl first to ntroduce SOCial themes AI expressed Ih h pe thf)\r Ih t olher French mOl nlnB news tlOn with UN boats or thut a The under secretary was rep Not that Ertc IS unknown He has dered a major poehc work of Its should be based on the living language Svelozar MarkoViC (1846-1875) ed h gh1y crlhcal situation of pre Lnmmenl 10 Bntlsh newspapers W I~ to profit from the clearing ape tume designs are obviously post-stunse tor Hera ""mmIs " pashlon for they would have never Ihe Europeans and the ASians m { mmlSSlon for hiS first costume des stoned by William Randolph " Half Yearly $':"""""'''''''''''''I'~''''''''''''''''''''25 '"'''''''''''''''''''''''''' III 1111111I111111 I,.. ,,,,,,,,"',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, "'1""""'"'.. "" '" , lit 1'"'''''''''''''''''' havt' made the upper ClllSS at home In KellYO There .XlSt w.1l 10 do (Coll/"w.d on page 4) I Ign for Maa Harl at the The til\: de Hearts tor te proJected.film Bal In Renaissance In J913 Th. Guadalqulvlr destgned for the River.; Foiles Berg.ro des Arts 1919 -C-~.J ,, .
PAGE 4 \ THE KABuL --- - "- ...... _"':""....__-l...... ;;::.'...,;'~...' ;,;. .,;;,;,~~~"...;;.~.,.l.~~~~-...,:.~-:.-".;"""~.:".;.;.,~,.;..~..,..'"--+;... """"...;.::,;;,.~ ,.!~~~~+.:. , ( - - ...... , . Africa,~, Future Of ~. ~Eas~ 'P~~Il~ ~~i~~~ , \ ' •I , ' • "". \ Plot FQded, Says' RlnlStIw DIscussed By ·U.S~:.. KARACHI, Jal1. 7, (Rellter).- "discussed 'their plans with Lt. A plot to break l!aSt Pakistan aw- Co. MiSra, Maj. Menon and Vice President'\1 ,:. IIY from its 1arger "twin" West ~onle others. ADDIli"ABABA; Jan, 7, (DPA)· .:tbti Jli'e8}aent;":.6fii.1y;~via.{ "and. Pa~ bas been foiled, an of- Their alleged object w.s to -Visiting- • 11.S. VIce. President· ·Madam. 'I!~oz.,. irf\i~bw, (od.y .,:~ Min'tslu~f'loof :MUi!a" .: tlo!, ~hic~:Js, ;tJ:I.~n"iq~s. ~f Mar: invitiltio~ shon , Tito'·· caul"";' 'AAftc:em'•, ficial statement announced yes- secure a size.ble qu.ntity ot .rms Hubert HlIJllphreY.. had -talkS 'the\ '}of'. 'His; ,Majesty_ihe-,Hn' :tb!o ,Fpijlign /MinlattY. , perial . TIie'royat,l guests, who were listance of the, SoViet' Utilon east world; r a.n:d ,.lr...._,' t '.~' ., for alJegei\ly trying to bring .bout plan. Documents h.d been found majestY...,for two hours on IJnport eived at be .irport by Their' M.j~._., of Satllbi. Marshal Tito will I1lso Th,e: .bilate~al ~fah.a~ Yugoslaviail Of Pakistan's secession. mcludlng • list .rms to have ant matters relating to the fUture , tics .the King' and the Queen, dUl'i visit. the K/lbul' mU8u~m.. _ relations. " ...,,; {j ! Among them were a number of been secured .s a result of the .of Mrica",!, Humphrey aMd "em ing their four'clay,official visit Will . Dyting his SiBy,.}1ete, iPresidenl One uf th'e}lmportant aspects of jumor army officers and non- Agart.la meetmg, the stateJ;11ent ergmg from the·J ybilee ·palace. attend official receptions held in Tito will discuss with His Majesty the talks will bil, economic ties •. , ~ . -;...... , cormsslOned offIcers. some of said It is, believed that the 'Emperor . • In .hother "evelopment ~ond them were still m the .rmy .nd and Humphrey'also .talked aliOut Among those anested tbe stato- . Id I Oeputy Prime Mitilster t Abdullab others retired H~Jf 'Yallah headed an',Afahan ei:ooO- The statement accused SOme of ment named Lt commander Mo- pressing war prob!!Jl1ll In M- .,Blaiber!(s .Enters l '. ",. I ,r,' mlc de/egalion to,'the Soviet '}nion the alleged plotters of haVing VI azzam Hussam of the Pal"stan! rica and els,ewhere, Incluiling the .- r war in Vietnam. ,• fo{ bilateral economic, talks. .' SIted Agartala-across the border Navy. the treasurer of Chitallonll During the course of his plllace Rejedi~n m India east of Dacca. East Pa d,stnct Awaml League oppo- audience. Humphrey handed to 3 Week PIIDse. Ynflali. who was minlsler of pia· nning in the former l!o~em1nent kJslatl's capital-to diSCUSS their slllon party. two civlf servants the Emperor a special message from CAPE TOWN, Jan. 7. (AFP) 'doctors and nutses, however his plans and a number of serving and re'- President Johnson. _-Heart transpliiilt patient Dr wife', Mrs. Eileen Blaiberg, has will conduct talks on the' pO&>libi: The mln1stry announcement tIred armY offIcers and NCOS. I' "A fitting symbol of our ad- Philip Blalherg's condition con- not ~et been allowed to gee him. lIlies of the Soviet Unioo's partlcl. was made shortly after an In ~. tinued to progres!l favoutably as The ontient is no loriger lying potion in Third Five Year Develo. miration, and of the bQnda pment Plan projeeta, dian offICIal spokesman. m New of friendship betweeJI ,Ethiopia he entered 'the crucial rejection flat on his back, bllt Is sitthlg up, atate accortlins to a iIledleal bul- propped by pillows; Mailers· related to the loans obta DeIhl had reported that PakIstan India Expels and the United Stiltes", John. had expelled the fIrst secretary Ison said in his message. letln' Issued late yesterdny by The hope was gtil! running st· ined from the Soviet Union in ·tlJe of the IndIan Deputy HIgh Com Ol Vice President. HumphreY ar- Groote Schuur Hospital. rang here that Dr. Blaiberll. who PB9t may elso be discussed In Mos miSSIOn '" Dacca. PN Olha Pa k DIp omat rlvcd m the Ethlopian capital-. The former dentist underwent has been given the heart of 24 cow. Mcmbers of the delegation, The Pakistan's mInistry's state- FrIdaY on a 4~hour vlglt. He lea the world's third heart transplllnt year-old coloured Clive Haupt, Include officials from the rvtines and ment on the arrested saJd that NEW DELHI. Jan 7, (Reuterl ves for Somalia Sunday (today), operation four days ago. The cr- wao died of a stroke. will be able Indusl".. Mloiatry. Planning Min some of Ihe people arrested had -Ind.a has accused the counsel Addressing African diplomata uclal rejection stage comes about to return horne In three weeks istry, and Foreign Ministry so that been In touch wllh OJha lor of the PakIstan High Com Eth,oplOn government official' .nd 72 hours after the operation and time. as this would reduce the explollotion of mJncs and careful The statement added that those miSSiOn here spying and yester· InVIted nUll)bers of the dlp(oma lasts about three weeks. . chances of Infecbon. study Of some of the projects 1D whn had v'slted Agartala had day gave him 24 hours to leave tlC <:ommumty at Mrica Hill" HIS diet yeslerdaY mcluded- South Mrican heart transplant the Third Five Year Plan will bigh- the country Humphrey saId "We ID Amer!,. for the first time since the opera- speclahst Prof. ChrIS Barnard hght talks 10 MoScow. • A note handed to Paklstan's ca are WIth you-materially, and tion-ehicken and vegetables. Dr told a press confer-ence he could In 1967 several projects were ca deputy hIgh comlSSlOner Abdur WIth our hearts-m your erforts Blalberg IS talking cheerfully to not estimate how long Blalberg mpleled with the help of the .soviet would have hVed If he had not KENYA Raouf Khan saId that the coun to bUlld a new and bett'll" ~on- ,> Union. Among them were the Na (ConHnlled frOm p 18ft 2) had the operatIOn. sellor. MM Ahmad. had engag tinent. J •••• ghlo Hydroelectric power slation and that IS where they have now Dr. Barnard srod that Dr Blal I ed 10 espionage and subverslve We may at tunes make iriIata· which IS the higgest in Afghaols berg had been a livery sick manII Uta Majesty Marshal Tlto deUverlng their speeches at the recepUon held In hono Broa In Dellwsha PaIaA:e last n1iht. Icturned actIVItIes It saId Ahmed had kes. our own shortcommgs 1ri1lY Adeni Mutiny tan, the electrzc transmission line ana The few European farmers that dlstnbuted arms and money to before the operation. "I thmk It belween Pule Khumn aDd Kand be pamfuUy clear We may, in IS Important to say how would are left appear not to have a great anti-natIOnal elements ID India. confUSIOn, sometimes obscure our dus, the contructioD of the Sarde MA~STY, Iuturc. tbough most of them have The Indian move came an an Against British he have hved rather than how dam and the gas p,peline to the HOPES VISIT WILL HIS AfghalJistan's International real purposes and goals". \ long would he have hved" ·their HM come (0 terms With the new way of nouncement here that Pakistan "We m Amenca see ourselves SovIet Afghan border. !tfe As far as I can tell. those who hod expeUed PN Ojha. the as your natural partners...becau Remembered ARSHAL TITO Role Receives Praise have recently been- expelled from first secretary of the IndIan De Se we see wlthm ourselves the The ~ale of gas to the Soviet Un STRENGTHEN TIES ADEN, Jan 7 (AFP)--South.rn the counlry, tbough they were no puly I-hgh Commission In Dec· VISion which challenges '''yo':','' Surgeon Says He Ion bas exceeded. In tbe past two MGjesties H,s Majesty's speech at the Del. venmg the Frist Conference of HOLD TALKS Following l.r Ihe uxt of Mar- part of the world can not be s'ab a<.ubl dealt w,th hardly. had been ca, capital of East Pakistan Humphrey added Yemen's InteTior Mimster, Mobam~ months, preVIOus calcu1ation~. Afg kusha Palace banquet On January Non.allgned Nations in Belgrade BUL. Jan 8, (B.khtar).- slul! Tlfo's sp«ch deiIv.",d ar rhe Illsed wllhoUl the Withdrawal of e~perlcncmg m.d Afl Hellham. yesterday rena, Israeh troops from occupied tern great difficulty 10 co Has Arthritis honlStan and the Soviet Unton thiS 7 In thereceptwn held In honour conshfute one of the Important ev a f,c,aJ talks were held between recepllon held In hIS and Madam mmg 10 terms with government po mec;lM Crater police barracks as 'une year Signed an agreement for tbe H'onour Of Marshal JOSlp Brol Tllo and en's 10 contemporary hJstory. s Majesty the Kmg and Mar- Brat' nonour last night In Dr/ku- tones licy on land . 20 b.tracks. NEW YORK, Jan 7, (AFPl. sale of natural gas to the Soviet Madam Jovanka BrOz Afghamstan and Yugoslavia as .1 Joseph Broz Tlto, Presldent sha Palace. It Will be certalOly necessary to There IS no dOlJbl that thiS bit- Yemeni Republican Defectors : This date IS remembered by the Frof Chnstlnn Barnard Cape Union for a total of $300.000.000 Dear Excellency sincere followers of the policy at YugoslaVIa, at Delkusba Pa.. Your MaJeslles, ExcellenCies, La- exert fresh efforts In order to re terness has been pomled In the fight former British regIme as tho tragIc Town heart surgeon said In an m the course of 13 years. I am delighted to welcome your nonalIgnment believe that pursuit e thiS morning at 1030 dies and Gentlemen. and fflends ach an eqUItable and lastmg solu Royal tion as soon as pOSSible on the ba dlrecllon, not at the people of Kot Told To Come Back Or Else day on whic\! 12 unsu,pectiog Bn Amencan teleVISIOn mtervfew Excellency, Madame Broz and your of thIS polJ(;y by aD Increasing nu. Pnme Mmlster Noor' AJimad May I express on behalf of my ya but the BntIsh There people .tlsh soldiers were mass.l'l"'d In a broadcast Saturday night that he Wife, my asSOCiates, and In my own SIS of the deciSions already adop'ed Saona was cut off from food sup-' F,rst Deputy Pnme Mlmsler and companions on behalf of myself mber of countrIes and their respect d ollgmally came to Kenya at the de. ADEN. Ian. 7 (AFP}-'RIe Ye pollce mutiny had arthrllls In hIS hands and the Queen and tbe people of Afgha: for the principles of nonpartlclpa ema I. FIrst Deputy Pnme wIthIn the Unifed Nahons plies. ~_. Mm.ster of Education Dr. Ali Ab D1ster and the MinJster of Edu- name our thanks to your Majesty, mand of the Bntlsh Government, men's Prime Mmlster, Gen Hassan - 'The mutiny beg.n in the army would one day be unable to ope Guests olstan tlon in mJlJtary groupmgs and their The conlInuatlon and IOtensl!JcB WhIle radIO reports from bOth mad Popal opened the .new winter l c tlOn Dr Ah Ahmad Papal, to the government and the peop],' Amn last nIght threatened death to over a tribal Issue and spread to the ratq He saId he could not saY tlon of the war to Vietnam are and they fccl that they ougbt to have Sides suggest that a desperate stru teacher training courses for the in. I, was my long cherlsbed deme JOint efforts in this regard bave cs. urt MInister All Mohamad, of Afghamstan for the kind mVlta rc(.clved far better terms than they famlhes of men who have gone pohce. when th.s would happen threatenmg peace in Southeast ASIa ggle IS takmg place, the precise pic service teachers on the eve of Eid KABI'L, Jan. 8 (Bakhtar}- to welcome your Excellency to our sentmlly contributed to tiJ..e strenth'w a.nnlng MinIster Dr Abdul lIOn. cordial welcome, .and hospltall- did at mdependence They also feel over to the RoyalIsts "for the sake Troop~ were Withdrawn fronl Barnard 44·year~old' surgen, and in thc whole world to an ever ture remams obscure because the Morc than 620 instructors have Their M lJesties the KlOg apd Queen country as the head of a fnendly entng of peacefUl coexistence and mad Hamed, Inforrn.tlon and ty that we shaH always remember that eyen now those of them In di of money" If they do not return Crater. But one patrol. was out of who performed two heart transp been cnrolel! in these courses. ~..\ held a r.'Ception io bonout of Mar- country, and as a dlstlOgUished the consolJdatlon of world peace, Iture Mmister Dr Mohammad I WIsh to tbank Your Majesty IncreasIng extent. Yemen Is nOw Virtually '"forbidden lante m Cape Town m less than a We have alwayS believed Iha' tflculty should gel much more help to their homes wlthm 10 days. radJo communlcatlon, was decim Th~ courses were inItiated by , shal Bro~ Tito .nd Mad.m Broz 10 world personahty. The Victorious struggle of the 3S, Mohamad Osman Sldky. particularly for the warm words terrItory to Independent journalists. month thought the arthritis the only acceptable solul1on IS the Ihan they do from the BntJsh HIgh The threat was broaucasl over Su ated by point-blank machme-gun Delkush. Palace last evening. Now that We fmd your Exc~llen- Yugoslav NatlOO under your lead. e secretflry general In the For addressed to us aDd J avail myself Gen. Amn's threat last night was "may have been a stimulus to go the Education MInistry 11 years ago.... w CommiSSion ana Radlo, which claimed that tbe re· fire when It drove past Crater barw Later the. College of Educahon' HRH I'rlnce Ahmad Shah and c~mong ourselves. we arc very hop- ersh,P. for her liberation and the n Mimstry Afghan Arobassa- of this npportunlty to convey to the one that would enable the people puhlicans hod kIlled more tbao 190 accompamed by a Saana Radio an ahead, because I have a hmlted of Vietnam to decide their own So. JD the hght of all thls. what racks ll Kabul Uolverslty, !ook over' the . his WIfe Pnnceses Khatql. HRH py and partIcularly sa to meet you. preservatIOn of her Independence ·to Yugoslavia Dr. Abdul friendly Afghan people the best nouncement that Chief of Army of • IS the future are those who say It IS Royahsts, IOcludmg some European The dead mounted to 12 wheo . number of years to spend Marshal lhah Wall Khan GhaZl, dame Broz aod other Yugoslav as well as for her advancement I~ future Without outSide mterferencc Staff Col Ali Salf al Kholan. Commentmg on the controver malO task of organISing these cou yum Rasoul. Dlrecto.-General wishea and the greetlOgs of the pe- non-existent-and J would be IOdeed mercenaries, 10 two req:nt battles second patrol was sent to search Prime M mster Noor Ahmad Etc- fr nds. different walks of hfe-the signs and that negotlBhons ID thai sense who was aPPolDted on December Sles ranging over the ethIcs of rses. Poht,cal AffaIrs Dep.rtment opl<: of YugoslaVia ambitIOUS If I were to attempt to near Saana for the miSSing men. The college smce then has been madi, Cb,~f Justice Dr. Abdul tare certam that your VISit to of which I had tbe pleasure to the Foreign Mfnlstry Dr Ra- We are glad to VISIt a counlry w,th can prove to be realistic and pos· 23. 1967 when Gen. Amri formed the he9rt transplant, Barnard s.ble oniy .f they are preceded by decide between the two. It follwed the Royahsl radlo's ," hold109 these courses regularly Hakjm Z ayee Dr. Abdul Zaher' Ii; IIhamstan wlll contnbute to the wItness while viSItIng your coun " F9rhadl Dlrector of the Di. such glonous tradItions of s'ruggle hIS eablnd. had been replaced by saId ..unply. uncondlhonat cessatIOn of the bo I There is one last poInt that IS sel. vltaHon to the people of Saana to try-are fully appreciated by the Mal Abdul Raqeeb Wahad Ahm.d. "My feeling IS that God gave every winter. 'Nolesi 1I4Iah President. Sen Abdul fu er s'rengthening of fri.ndshlp matic RehtlOna I;lepartment for freedom and ,"dependence. dam far from the thoughts of Ken take refuge In "royahs-controlled ' Afghan natinn whIch has fIrmly mb.ng of the Democratic Repubhc me the ability to do this, and he . Hadi Da\\ i, Meshrano Jiog.h pre- between our two natIOns. the ForeIgn Ministry Dr. Sa- whose people have an mdomlllable areas surroundlOg the capita'''' No explanation for the switch was pledged berself to embark in ber ec_ of Vletnam~ yans. Jorna Kenyatta, the great man given gave me the know-how and brain Not only teachers of 'he college, sIdent, I irst Deputy Prime We will always chensh the val- d Uah Ghausi participated in the spirit" and whIch has, courageously IS I One of thc major proble"s an 'be The radiO, broadc.astlng a state they all love to admlfc, 73, and World Briefs to do thIS. and if he didn't want but experts from UNESCO and Minister and Education Mmister uable memorJes of our V)slt to onomic and political development t Iks all' the Afgh.n SIde. resisted strong conquerors in the hIs health IS not good Afncan pol ment by the army commander-In gen Amn Issued the threat ID after having resisted for long deea. world 15 the questIon of in'croa the form of an appeal to those me to do that, he wouldn't have the ColumbIa team help tegch these Pt. Ali AL llad Papal All Moham- your beauliful and hnspJlable co- n tne Yugoslavian SIde were course of hIStory 1I11.:180S, both inSide and outSide the chief promised refugees JIloney and "an AMMAN. Jan 7. (DPAl.-Um Court Minister ~mbers of the untry seveo years ago des, colomalism, foreJgn domina. Iional economic relatloos and of ~celved by Royalists, our SODa allowed me to have that amount courses which have _proved to be '.Jm'd ..... b"", "oClaust Republic As- We are glad that we sh.1l ha' e ruling p.rty. are dIVIded about the food tell Nallons specIal Middle East 9ablnet, g""....als of the Royal Army The warm recephon accorded to tlon and unfavourable condltions of the poslUon of the developlDg cou· and brothers who have left their mediator Gunnar J arrmg. of of abIlity'" highly useful In r.ising the stand. S ml".!Y L:ha1llJlan MIlos Mmlc, the opportumty to get acquamted ~ole of Europeans In their country Th.s call to the repubhcans to de ard of education of the teachers lIlembers 01 the entourage of Mar- us hy your Excellency .nd the peo- life. ,-".",ue11t,.1t ,,",cretary General more thoroughly WIth the results ntnes houses, children and relatives for Sweden, will VISIt Jordan some It IS the du'y of thc m'ernatlonal 1 hi!. spht IS saId to eXIst even WIth· sert Saana followed persistent Roy· some of whom have not even gra~ ahal Tito, "'.bul Governor Pr. pie of YugoslaVla, as a .,gn of the Afgbamstan and Yu~oslavia hold aamur r"OpOVlC, .l"ederal ~ec- that you have achieved ID the deve- the sake of money," giving them a time next week. according to Ra LONDON, Jan. 7. (MP) -At 10 the Cabinet While Kcnyatta liv allst claIms and a report by the Mohammad Akram the Af,han am- cordIal friendship between the peo- SimIlar Vlews Dn a number of Jm. r ary far ~ lOanee J anlio Smale lopmellt of your country and with communlly as a whole 'to stop the few days to return dio Amman Jarring returned least 12 people were killed Sa duated. ~s. there IS no doubt that Europeans Tass correspondent 10 the Yemen's b_dor in Belgrade .nd the Y". pies of the two countnes. has left portant world problems. a the ~ugoalavlan amb....dor the efforts thal you are exerting 10 process of constant deterioration He warned:" those who do not to h.s NICOSIa headquan.ers turday when a Manchester-Lon To meet the shortage of teacbers, i:t of the poslhon of Ihese countfles have a place In Kenya-and Il IS tbe port of Hundaydah on Tuesday tb.t 10 will be pumshcd severely Their ho Thursday after a hrief ViSit to don express train crashed mto to Improve their stand.rd of leam asIaviaQ ant....ssador in iC.abul with unforgettable memories our he- tq I\.abul ivan MlI'OseVIC. order to ensure a better Bnd hapPier w tragedy of Afnca that If Europeans the.r wi.... .ttended the receptioo. ..rts. The support of the rlghl of natl- 1A future for Atghanistan and to prevent attempts by imperia ------.~- mes and families Will be exposed I,;rael for talks With Israeh For a heavy lorry which had "Jam mg. aod to help keep up liaison of- have a place at all It must an pre ons and peoples for free self-deter- spo.ltesman for the AIa'han • By the active and constructave rO'le Itst forces to take advantage of eIgn Mllnster Abba Eban. He f.ce betweeo the ministry and tea AI Their M'lesti.-. accompaoied lbe people of Afghamslan are senl circumstances be a leadlhg pl to destructIOn and death if they med" on a level crossins. mInation, the necessIty for 8D end a~.leKd.Uun SRld Ulat matten of it IS play.ng on the mlemariooal those dlfficull.es then announced lie would be Several more bodIes were be proved useful. The ministry has by Marshal rita gnd Mad.m Broz fully aware of your people's love ac.c. When he dies, the 8ott-Europ. ARAB COMMAlNPOS do not make the best of thiS oppor • entered the reception of freedom and their struggles for to coloDlahsm under all Its manifes. luL~J.~st '0 tne two couJllnea and plane. your country has gained Wi'h regard to the problems that tunity retUTDlDg to Israel shortly heved late tonight to be sllll also established a fund for needy br~ad eans, eIther WIthin hIS own party or KILL 15 ISRAELIS hall of the I 'e!kusha Palace tbey ,urv,val and mdependence. ta°Jans, the efforts aime~ at general l.I.I.L~hUu.lOual aJ.J.8US were QlSCUS· great prestige 10 the United Nati. eXIst today a concordance of "Tbose who care ab9ut theu ho- trapped lD the wreckage teachers. ' # In former Vice-PreSident Ogmga were cheered by their guests. The Afghan and Yugoslav nations and complete djsarmamenl. the pc- liea.l.11 a atmospael'e ot COl'WaJ.1ty ODS Bnd the recogmtlon In the views and a common mterest Bnd uses and relatives should return BRUSSELS'. Jan 7. (DPAl-- ~ Odmga's lefhsl OPPOSItion parly. DAMASCUS. Jan 7, (Reu- Laler each of lhe guests were re- have both made numerous sacnll- aceful solution of mternatlonal co- aua WloelstaI1QlDi· Id f f co~ action to be undertaken by the de qUIckly" The captalD of a Bnl1sh yacht An OUlela! communique will wor as a actor 0 peace and might corne to power ThiS I am ter) - Arab commandos announ ceived by Theh Majesties and Marw ces (or safegurdJng theIr JDdepen~ nfllets, are conSidered by both co. operahon based on I ty velopmg countnes IS necessary Saaoa RadiO quoted a military whJch M was to have taken 25 De IssueC1 at the end 01 the VISIt equa J told IS unhkely. and I like to be op ced here that they had kIlled 15 ahal Tito and Madam Bra&. dance and have sUPPQrted the ca, untnes to be maJ'or factors cootdb.. Thank, '0 Its co • t I ThiS 19 conf.rmed at the recent spokesman as saymg that 16 p,isow Paklstams Illegally to Bntam DEXON uI lVlarsnal l'lto to A1ibaDlstan. "nSIS en Imp e- umlshc-for It would be the rum of Israeh serVicemen In one operaw DEXON - The royal nlOtorcade and !hose use of he world peace and freedom utmg to world peace. lV,leaUWnue lVlarsbaJ. .LIto and men~aUon of the pnnclples of pea- conference In Algiers and I am co ners captured by the Republican was released by harbour police in nVln'ced that thIs Will be also fully Kenya But 11 may also be WIshful tlOn dunng a series of e1ght at· of their guests were welcomed by of nafIllDs and peoples. Both our The Israeli naked aggreSSIOn aa· J,V.laaam JovanKO l-lro% accom- ~ reful and actIve coexIstence Afgha- 10th battahon ID the western area Ostend FrIday but had to sur tacks IOta Israeh-held terntory "'I-'" , manifeS'ed at the forth"'o"Ttlng Se thlnkmg. Dexon made by (Dente the royal guanl at the entrance of coun TIe I respect the pnnclples of amst Arab countfles last iummer V8..Iuea by Ivlohammad Anas~ mlslon hossu cceeded In s,ecurmg Its had been executed 10 Saana "un•• render hIS passport un111 Mon .ur, cond UN Con ference on TrQde and Keoya today IS an unk.nown qua· between December 18 and Janu' day Fliz) Factory or dllJerent the Delkusha Palace which was UDiled Nations Charted and cons- causcd great anxiety to peacelovJoa vDler of l"rotocol MOhamJnad: mdependence and secunly and 10 der pressure from the people," Development In New Delhi nHty What we see In the streets of ary 2 decorated with hghts. .der lhe policy of posillve and ac- nat.ons. Anlln ~temac11 in ForeJ,gn M1wl:. expand109 cooperaflon With a great FortY-SIx Royalists were killed There 's stili some doubt as to kinds of metal cabinets for The developlDg countr es nghtly NaIrobi may be the begmnlng of The announcement was made what WIll happen to the Pakls Yesterday afternoon Marsbnl Tlto tlve nonalIgnment to be a pcrmon~ The coopera'lon of AfgbaDlstan rustry and Mrs Noor Ahmad. num~r of countTles regardless of .A.frlca's first really successful exe by the general command of the In the battle, 10 which prisoners expect that the deve'oped counlrles were taken ' tams. who m the meantime have libraries, homes" archives, and Madam BJOz relurned the VI- ent baSIS of their mternatlonal rela- and YugoslaVIa and a Dumber of J...temadl, la1d a wreath In tbe; differences m SOCial systems rCise In multi-raclRl partnership And Assefa (HurrIcane) commando . olher countries 10 the United Na· mausoleum of late King Moham-~ By this concrete example. Af- will show unders andIng and con In the eastern area, the Repub been lDterrogated by offICIals book keeping office, post s.t of lbelf MaJestws. They mel tlOns we must hope It is-for the 0PPOSI te 01 gamsatlOn, which IS affiliated TheIr Majesties at ·the Gulkhana Alghamstan. as a nallon whIch lions durmg the General Assembly's mad Nader Shah. ~"ghani.otan has shown that peace- tribute for their pari 10 the adop lican arttIlery, commandos and ml from Interpol and Scotland"'Yard 1<; not pleasant to contemplate to the Palestme NatIOnal LIbe offices is available in dif palace nt 4: 00 In the evening follow. thIS pohcy. hIghly aprec- dehherat,on on thIS subject is a. Ii! ful coexlstentle and equitable 10- lion o[ concrete proposals 10 accel (SWISS PRESS) ration movement EI Fatah htary college students defeated Ro Hjl.H Prmcess BllqlS and offJ... " lates Ihe valuable role played by brIlI:ant example of the two coun.. ternahonal cooperat~on are not erate and to facilltale the e-:onomlC yahsts and kIlled more than I SO. THE HAGUE. Jan. 7. (DPAl fernt sizes and shapes. It did not say where the 15 -Dutch ForeIgn Minister Joseph lals aC9Qmpanymg Marshal Tlto. Yugoslsvla m es'abllSh ng contacts. Ines support for tbe lofty princiw distant Ideals but poliCies which developmcnl of the developmg co· were kIlled but added that one meludlDg European mercenaries, or Tel. 21382 (Continued on page 4) Luns has appealed to the U.S " Afghan amb.ssador 10 Belgrade ahd undenlandlOg and cooperahon bel, p'es of the Umted Nations Char- have been already reahsed and commando was kIlled and two The radiO said the Europeans Contact Yasin Market, YU80alqviftn ambassador In Kabul ween nonalIgned countfles were believed to have planned a to examme as seriously as pos ler FOURTH practiced and which are producmg wounded In the raids SIble the readmess of North VIet_ I'~"nt. ... (Connnued on P(Jg~ 4) POSitive results. heavy weapons campaign 2nd fioor, were altq Y<,ur Excellency's eff"its 10 con- nam to start peace negotiations Mohammed Jan Khan Watt For aU these reasons, tbe people Every chance for a peaceful of YugoslaVIa welcomed Your Ma- West Bank solutIOn of the Vietnam confhct MAN GETS Jesty's VISit seven years ago. .Let Copts Clash In should be exploited. Luns saId This ViSit prOVided U9 a power- Skies In the central regions , ful mcentlve for the promotion of Mayor Warns and over the Pamirs will be NEW HEART relatIOns and mulual underslandmg overcast. yesterllay the war· Bethlehem Church PALO ALTO. California, Jan which were maOlfesled 10 'er In the mest area of the country was 8. (Reuterl -Steelworker MIke course of varloU! high level contw Of Violence BETHLEHEM. Jan 7 (AFP} B. a winner even when you lose. RAMALLAH Jordan Wesl Bank Farah with a high of 19 C. 66 F· Knspeerak IS 10 satlsfactory con acts and 10 the constant sirengthe , Your Israeh pql1ce intervened In the Chu- Iun 8 (AFP}-The Arab mayor of The coldest was La! with • low dItIOn nt Stnnford UnIveraltv nmg of tnendly cooperation rcb of the Nahvlly here Saturday thIS town on the Israeli-held West of·1I C. 12 F. Yesterday Ghel, MedIcal Centre after undergomg Our two counln~ have adopted min 10 cm snow. Sharak 7 when Armenians and' Egyptian Bank of the Jordan Sunday warn had ~ the world'a fourth human heart close or Identical positions with cm, Lal 12 cm snow .nd 12 mm CoplS ,rartcd hghting :J'.:.r.'ij"'':.to ~M ',lso 000 Elf' ... 1 k ' '. . • aggressIOn aDd exc:rted aotive eff· The West Bank. he argued. should I The Kabul Times bank in obedience to calla by' Arab . -' """~is-"".~~~~"'",. .;.... , "",' v~n·. .YJD, areD t .~QC Y you. stili ,Win. T'!1~~P'~':!I"'~~'1~ ~etter The donor h.d n;,en uncopsclous orts for the elimmahon of the con become part of Jordan ag81D beea. ARIANA (l1NEM& Gives A 10 Per cent governments. opifJ IOClety. ability. to do a 'ob Wberuer antJ for 24 hours !>efore \he operation sequences' of the aggression, use the East and West banks were At 2, 4 30. 7 and 9 p.m. American Only about 2,000 Gr~k 'Ortho- When.eY~.-;1,UJ!'~elp....·'b~;!, . '. ,.~ "{: ~ ,. ~ '. . '. -. while she was bemg supported W,thin the framework of the Un, "'wins and cannot live apart'" fIlm Discount To Every :~~o:.ri~~l~~::~.:~~ f~r.m.~e or~ llid.3:C~'-~cent, by artIficial respllalion. Ited NatIons as well as on a Wider The mayor alleged that thIS town THE SUCKER New Subscriber BUy:iinflfgJlllft iociety ·LOtte·ry A medIcal bulletin Issued this plane great efforts are made in or· In the hills 20 km. north of Jeru... PARK CINEMA Be~ ltseU-~oday swept by , ~~ ..',."', 'J~~ • ::;••'t ...t~ ,_~.l~{:~~_~ _ morning said Kl1llpeerak, who wa~ der to fmd a solution for Ihls CClS alem was OPpo!1DB the Israel. "oc Introduced By oourlesy can of Their Majestl.. the ~ lUId At 2, 4 30 7 .ad 9 p.m Amencan q b,tterly cold wmd. About '200 't1 k .' ,... '0 -,I '- ,;""1 forced to relire from work 18 lS, but It remains unsolved. cupahoo" by p~BSive resistaoce and fJIDl ' A Present Greek Orthodox oon-Arab visitors C et The''tF' -R"e' p by Their MajesUeli In the Gnlkhen' Pa1alIe. months Ilia, woke thla momWIl. Of courso the condlhons In that was .om permanent mourLDj." THE:. LAST APACHE WAR Subscriber wore also preseot • tJ· • ~ . ,.~
