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5-4-1967 Kabul Times (May 4, 1967, vol. 6, no. 35) Bakhtar News Agency

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Newspaper Archives at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kabul Times by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. , \,l.- • -, I ,. - r ..- .... r ,, \ \ '. , • t .. ) ,. I for preciS&:~.I~ul.tlons PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMEs APRIL 3. 1967' , j" I _• _ , , W·~· IfleC;S8!:. "I U Nyun ECAFE JUixon-Smith Exiles: I· 1i9ME~N~~S;I\~ ~~IIEF Wolesi Ji,gah , FOR SHEER Describes As t' " '. , ~~ BOOT, April 3. (Bakhtar) -De- KABUL, April 3, (Bakhtar)- (Contd from pagel) Profit ..; DELIGHT Asia"-s' Economic Parliament Governor-General pu~ ~~iIptlO!l1N.nJs~..,Jff.l.,Mob,!Ull-,_,Dr,.~lllli,Kaml@r. a doctor working Deputy J ama GuI, Pakthla Prestig~. ~""-', ma~fAlttam ' TOKYO. April 3. (Reuter),­ FIU:ETOWN, April 3, (R~uter) arrlYed,he.,.i{l',e8terdf'¥ • for _the ':Public Health Ministry re­ centre, to '\Ilslt s"hool~ TOdRY ci"~iY'~~"~- . ~il'rJl~a from Tokyil yesterday where Deputy Mohammad Osman. " Portability ECAFE Executive Secretary U Nyun was optimistic Saturday -SIerra LeolJe's new military pect,ed to /l0 to GaramMrjitO Inspect _ lie went sIX months ago for training ~ rulers have deCIded to send Gov­ Tolak, Ghar, about progress both on the Asian llighway and on the Cambodian th'*''!/lI'!roJture ..\1oor _~llti!. "',- :1 Iu thoracic surgery for tUbercul~sls Deputy Saleh Mohammad Hani­ ,, ernor-General SIr Henry Light­ , _...... __~..:.f".,l ~ ~ ."~ ... " stage of the Mekong River development project and hopetul for ..~ ,'" 't .....He \went to Japan under a Colombo Bara~l. foot-Boston, reprnsentattve of fl. Barakl Logar. and De­ r the prospects of six new regional projects to be discussed at the ~,ULt Apr!lj 3, (Bak!'1ar,;- ,FlaB programn'le iluty Ahmad Pasaband. Queen Ehzabeth, mto exl1e !Ulan. 20th general meeting In Tokyo next week ' Ghplam Jelanl Ai'ez, <;baipnlin 01 --'--_ Ghor Vol VI, No 10 I con~ They say their NatIOnal Refor­ ~- -~;;..~~-.!1KA~BUL. , U Nyun addressmg a press 29 members would be discussing the the Institute of Geo/lr;phv, College KABUL, April 3, (Bakhtar)- peputles elected to serve on - ....- ....,..-.__ TUESDAY, APRIt. 4 1967 (HAMM; 14 1346 S U) mabon CounCil, WhICh has sus­ , , "'" - 5 1 ,.~ ... [crence 1n Tokyo. deSCribed ECAFE establishment of an Asian StatistI­ at 'Letters, and , \l4ohalnmad Afzal Ghulam All Karimi••dean at stu-, the Budgetary and Fmanclal ,AJ.­ v:: 5 Com~ pended the Constltutton and de­ (the United Nations Economic cal Institute to traIn men to join in Pakhtllinl,;Ii faculty member hi tile dents at Kabul University left for fairs "and LegIslatIOn and Legal ~ II I ~ ~ 'II 'I Iff·'11 'tJrf,I.IViI~ mISSion Cor Asia Bnd the Far East) the planmng and to evaluate the tained pohttcal leaders, now re­ College at EducatIOn return"d"from the Uh,ted States yesterday to par­ presents the Queen as titular head AffaIrs commIttees Saturday are: as ASia s economic parhament achievements of nallonal develop­ DeIhl yesterday wbere they attend­ tlclpate In a aernlqar on student Budgetary and FInanctai Affairs The corrung general meetinl{ was of the country's execuhve affairs ( ment programmes ed a seminar on sOCIal guidatlce Committee: HERATGOVERNOROPENS Wa,dcik Gets an hlstonc anniversary for the only SIr Henry who IS 68, IS expected New A start was belDg made With the The slX-week seminar Is belilg -!?eputy Mohammad Akbar, Maiwandwal Internatlonbl orgamsoUon 10 Asia to leav~ m about a month, prob­ KABUL. 'April 3. (Bal8l'tle­ 'COTTON GINNING PLAN'!' Middle Schools ment on a regional basls, whereby Deputy A'llilul Hussam Maksou­ tries of the realon. from Iran and ral of Pakthia development project. Honoured At 'Jne country would start m mdustry, LIeutenant-Colonel Andrew KABUL, Aprd 3, (Bakhtar)- dl, Nawor, Ghazm, A cotton gInn! d ' HERAT, April 4. (Bakhtar)_ MAIDANSHAR, Apnl 4 Afghamstan in the west to Japan in left Kabul tor London Yl!stl!rda:l' to p~esl' such as making fertilisers or. paper Juxon-Smlth, chamnan of the Dr Abdul Hussain Wahdat, Deputy Abdul Kayoum. centre Herat by Gov:fn:: ~~e:::;a:l~n~;"as~~augurated yesterday in (Bakhtar) -Two middle school~ the east and from Mongoha m the patUclpate In a seminar on rural NatIOnal ReformatIOn Councl1, dent ot WaZlr Akbar K1ian Hospital, of Badakhshan, University north to Australia, New Zealand milling, to serve a regional group development and pack 1,000 kg. of cotton an bo e q. e plant. which can gin In Sayed Abad Woleswab, War­ of four Or five told SIr Henry to leave at what left for yesterday to parti­ Deputy Ahmad Khan, Nahre Company trom the Soviet ur, was bought by Herat Cotton dak, were opened Monday by and Samoa 10 the south he said The three-month semmar is- also U Nyun descnbed the rote of he called a "most S1nlcable" 25­ CIpate in a medlcal conference The Seral, Helmand, InalJguratmg the plant Snted 1/1 the ceremony He men- ASia InvolVing IndoneSia, MalaYSia, electIOn sparked off the fust of tlOnal facllitles, and declared plete sections of Route One He also visited various courts, prj· The Fimsh ambassador in Moscow rawod, Urozgan, Also awarded degrees were Les dustries, was also present at the tloned the good nelghbourly rela­ Singapore Burma Thailand India the two mIlitary coups here m are In East Pakistan where sons and reform schools in Tokyo Deputy Mohammad Saleh, Go­ 'I ter B Pearson Pnme MlOlster of tIOns eXlttlOg bclween AfghaOistan their readmess to do everything and Ceylon the past three weeks Jormn Vanemo, who is also accre­ there are major fiver crossmgs and The seminar was attended by dited to Kabul, lett here for Moscow zn, Herat, 1-1 Canada a Doctor of Laws degree tInci the ID their power to make these new Addressmg a press conference i> border and Burma where the representatives from Afehanistan. yesterday He was here to say good­ Deputy Abdul HakIm Spm, , and FranCIS M SedgWick the projects a Success by provldlDe U Nyun, said other ECAFE pro­ In Freetown Lieutenant-Colonel Jirgah Committee Some rcpresentatlves of the Mm Lnanclal asslstance trouble IS secuflty Iran PakIstan, India, Nepal, Thai­ ~nd centre of Farah. \ \ sculptor and author a Doctor of Andrew Juxon-Smlth chaIrman by at the of hIs term of office IJ IstnCos of Planning and Agrtculture U Nyun was asked about the $33 Jects were the ASian raIlway which Deputy Sardar Abdul RashId, FlOe Arts degree The WazIr Fateh Khan PrImary at the NatIOnal ReformatIOn land, Ph,hpPlOe. Australis. Malay. KABUL Aprll 3, (Balchtar) -The j' and Irng.1tlon also attended the million Prek rhnot hydroelectriC would be of great mterest to many 8sla, and Japan, the host country.. ' Pule Khumn, Baghlan, The Pnme Minister was laUded Chairmen Okayed (llnrtlon school In Gozra woleswah of He­ contr~, CouJlcll saId 'It has come to our Ambassador of the Federal Republic I dam to be bUilt In near Phnom countnes typhoon and an Deputy Abdul Ahad Karzal se b} the university for sharing hIS rat was elevated to the rank of notIce that certain people are of Germany Gerhard Moltmann KABUL, Apnl 4, (Bakhtar)­ Herat Cotton CeHnpan) was estab Penh 10 Cambodia as part of the ASian Institute for SCIence and cond dIstrIct Kandahar CIty, Kan, 'ft knowled~E' of political sCIence eco secondary school yesterday plannmg trouble' returned to Kabul yesterday from Chalrmen VICe chalnnen and llshed fOllr \ears ago With a float. l four nallon plan for the coordmat Technology dahar nomlCS hlston: and religIOn With G OpenIng the secondary school USSR To Set Up the FRG 1 secretanes of the Wolesl jlrgah's mg (apltal of Af 411 milllon Now ed regional development of the Deputy Mohammad Omar, hiS lountrymen through his teaching overnor Mohammad Sedlq ~ Committee on NatIOnal Defence ..-tbe (OmpBnv s r .-tpltal IS Af I(~O mil. Mekone With Laos Thailand and Charborjak Chakhansoor and hIS wntlngs 1I0t! spoke aboot the role of educatIon and AgrIculture and IrngatlOn ,i' South Vietnam Deputy Abdul Razak, • Surkhe Under the gUIdance o( HIS Ma­ m enhghtenmg the pubbc and Pak Electrical World Briefs 'I elected by the committee mem Lflst vedr the company bought 33 He said I am very hope(ul Parsa, Parwan, ", Jesty Mohammed Zahir Shah Mal millIOn k,g of (olton from farmers about the contnbutlOn which d ,( bers were approved by the ge­ catlUn k C u JudgIng from progress so far, that Narayan, Husain Tipped As PARIS, AprIl 3--The cabmet Deputy Mohammad Naden, wandwal IS one of the prtme arch, an Hcrat and BadghlS prOvinces and ma es to well beIng and Complell neral sesSIOn of the Jtrgah yes­ prosperity of the mdlvldual by thiS project Will be lmplemented In of Georges Pompldou French Mousa Khel, Pakthla, and Deputy i tects of hiS country m bUildmg terday exported dhout I million kl{ to the Its enhrety Out of the $22 millIon Mohammad Asef Ahang thIrd <:l democracy the cItation read prepal Ing hIm to fIght and face KARACHI April 3 (Tass and Pnme MInister reslgn'ed Satur· I The seSSIOn began at 10 30 Sovlel UIlIOri needed In overseas aid pledges total Successors To Radhakrishnan dlstnct Kabul City, Kab~l ~ We salute him today for hIS past and :;t:lOd up to dlffilult,ei NEW DELHI Apnl 3, (Reuter)­ AP) -Pakistan sIgned Saturday day The deciSIOn came at a meet· a m under the chairmanship of ~bout $8 million of all state legislatures, who have Committee on Legislative and achievements hiS present attam -Dr Zaklr HusaIn has mdlcated in Karachi an agreement under mg of the CounCil of MinIsters of Dr Abdul Zahrr PresJdent of U Nyun saId the Prek Thnot dam the nghts to vote If there IS Legal Affalrs' ment and hiS future promise to the IndIan government that which the USSR Will set up a France, preSided over by French the House and lasted untIl 3 30 ..... as now ECAFE stop prtOrlty, and only one nor InatlOn the PreSI­ Deputy Mohammad Sarwar The colourfu I ceremony markJng he does not want to contInue for heavy electrIcal complex costmg PI eSldent General de Gaulle , The NatlOnal Defence CommIt­ h(' belleved that an announcement dent Will be declared elected Warsas, Bamlan, ' the University s toundIng, ~as View­ a further term as Indla's VICe­ a total of about 26 mIllion $ US tee members elected Deputy Ha \\ auld be made durmg the 4 day after the last date for nOTl1i­ Deputy Ramazan All ShanfI, ed by about 4 000 students faculty preSIdent, accordmg to authorita­ nahons on Apnl 3 (rupees 130 mllhon) It IS not expected that the new II Mohammad Sedlq Toukhl ( onference A foreign exchange component cabmet Will be formed before Jaghon, Ghazm members and fnends of the guests Prime Minister Mohammad Hasblm MaiwaDl)w I t Kosygin Praises Services Australlan and Japanese teams tIve sources Pnme Mlmster Gandhi has al­ me from Obeh, Herat, and Deputy bas been estahhshed at approxI­ the end of ' the week Observers Deputy Ghulam HOjatullah, of honour US Chief Justice Earl Warren on March 29 In Wasahl had completed feaSibility and eco ready had talks on the subject Lal Mohammad from Shahwab mately $12 mIllIOn whIch WIll believed de Gaulle IS likely to Jorm. Badakhshan, Among those present at the cere ton at the Supreme Court og· Kot Kandahllr, chairman and VIC{' nomic surveys and the project was Sam..ukta SOCialIst leadel, With both Dr Radhaknshnan Of Marshal Malinovsky be financed by the SovIets out appomt PompIdou as Pnme Ml­ Deputy Abdul Rashid DawarI mony were Abdullah Mahkyar, the Th h chairman respectIvely nO ..... at the Investment stage he SM Joshi has ISSUed a state­ and Dr Husam Afghan ambassador to the UnIted e 19hest U.S. court, which for many years sat In of credit which was negotIated nIster once agaIn Nawe Barakzo, Helmand ' Deputy Kamaluddm Eeshaq­ saId ment suggesting that the 70­ The Congress Party parllmnen­ _ (Contd on pane 4) a chlamber of the US Capitol, moved to the present build M h MOSCOW April 4 (T ) by the two countrIes last Novem­ Deputy Mohammad Kabl[ Eb­ ars al RodlOn Mahnovsky was burl d M' ,ass - U N) un deSCribed progress on the year-old Dr Husam be asked to tary board is expected to dlsCUSs '~n~g~n~I~9:35~_ zal from Sare PuI. Jozjan and e y rat, Khulm, Samangan, ______:-.:...::.• ...... :.:..- '-' ' wall, which IS as old as RUSSia's mllita londa In the Kremlin Mekong project the highway and become preSIdent of India ~t ber Deputy Abdul Samad fro';' SPIn further at a meetliClJ1-APrn PARIS. April 3. (DPA)­ Deputy Abdul Wahab, Chem­ -~------Enllre units of the Vanous armies the ASian Development Bank whlch These developments have PakIstanI offiCials said It WIll -" Boldak, Kandahar, were elected ry g Or:y take SIX years complete the A former French paratrooper tal, Balkh preSIdent and VIce preSident f of the USSR had (orne to Moscow was formed dUTlng the past year as brought to a head the POSItion of to prOffilllent party leader and states complex wltb the help bf Sov­ and three friends are !acing Deputy Abdul Rahman Makh the CommIttee • on AgrIcultu~e to pal lflst homage at the funeral sohd ECAFE achIevements Indl0's next preSIdent, whose Much Interest Shown In As· Franklin Book man flavlng recalled that Mail let experts court trial followUJg an April douml centre of Kunduz and Irrigation respechvely of the 68 lear old M n from Chahabad, Takhar Won AlexeI Kosygm the Soviet Pre Mahnovskv exerted much effort of heavy machme-bUllding of vice and Defence MInistry. Deputy Nazar Mohammad the seat of secretary on the Com, for the present PreSident, Dr Sa­ micr Who opened the funernl meet so that we would have a top cla,. Peking Papers Several former servicemen Tarnak and J aldak Zabul • Broad Interest In the Asian Develo TOKYO, April 4. (Reuter) _ mltte.. on Agnculture and Im­ rvalpalll RadhakrIslinan, a not the industrIal Development Cor­ Meet Ministe,s 109 JJl Red oquare caHea lVlallnov­ ~rmv ' Malaysjan Dfbqw poratIOn of PakIStan deSCrIbed the who bad fougbt In Algeria oeputy Abdul Satar, " Ajrestan ley development programme tb lsment.Bank, the Mekong Val­ gatlOn ed philosopher, to be asked to By A StaIr Writer sky a dlstJngulSheci SovIet soldIer newly sIgned SOVlet-Pakistan , receIVed ordCl'S to report Sa­ Urozgan, ' Criticise Liu stay on for a second teon International projects do.teJ th Ian highway. and otber Joint KABUL, ApTlI 4 -Datu, As stated b} KosygIn, the deceas contract for bulldmg a power eq. tUrday morning at an old Deputy Mohammad Hasan There IS precedent for thiS 10 With Philippines ' meeting of the EconOmic Commlssle opening session of the 23rll • C SmHh lr PreSident of cd mlOlster reabsed deepJy that In TAIYUAN Apnl 3, (Hsmhua) ulpment plant In West PakIstan fort In the Vincennes suburb Anardara Farah ' the case of IndIa's fIrst preSIdent, Moh~mmad (ECAFE). whlcb got under way he: ::n~sla and the Frr East Franklln Book Programmes Inc our epoch the army IS Invmcible Jt -Natwnally renowned model KUALA LUMPUR April 3 momentous event 10 PakIs of Paris for a speCial 48-hour Deputy' Shahpur Dr Rajendra Prasad, who served as a About 350 delegates from nearly ay, New York, and Edward Booher' 15 armed With Marxlst.Len1Osl peasant LI Shun-ta lolned prolet­ (Reuter) - MalaYSIa and the tan's econOmic life. secret mission, Ghorian, Herat, ' ' 40 I appreCiative of ECAFE' two five-year terms regIOna and non-regional na s achleve boal d chairman of the corpora~ thoughts, brought up in to the spint anan revolutlOnanes 10 Pmshun Phlhppmes Saturday stood on Under the economic and techm­ Deputy AzlZullah Wasefl Khak- - ments In thel Nonprolif~ration Dr Radhaknshnan IS a south tlons are attendmg the two.week s r commemorative lIon today met EducatIon M,nts­ Pact Vital of SovIet patflotJsm and proletarnm country, North Chma, and recent­ the verge of a diplomatIc row cal cooperatlOn agreement of The OrdCl'S. marked "secret" rez, Kandahar, ' IndIan and hIS continuance conference, which IS to revte peeches Some of them stressed the ter Dr Mohammad Osman Anwa­ IOternalJonallsm eqUipped With ly seized party government, fi­ over f1 ve year-old FIlIpinO ClaIm September 9, 1966. the SOVlet Un­ and "confidential" came from Deputy Mohammad Shah Er­ pa~\ would also meet the convention ECAFE s achIevements In tbe teconomlc dIfficultIes faclOg the na- rI and InformatIOn and Culture modern arms and If It has master nanCIal and cultural power 10 to the MalaYSIan Borneo state of Ion WIll help PakIStan desIgn the former French office shad, Bagram, Parwan, 20 lOns 10 the reg b t To Peace, Says Humphrey that If the Pnme Mlmster LS years 'Of Its eXistence aDd look rail IOn, u they gene- ~Inlster Mohammad Osman SId. ed them to perfection' Marshal the country 'from a handful of Sabah and bUIld the plant and supply "Joint Organisation of the Deputy Abdul Wakll, Khost from the north (as IS Mrs Indi­ ahead Into Its new decade flY held out great hopes for theIr Mahnovsky devoted much energy party persons In authOrity takmg ThIS followep the publicatlOn the necessary eqUIpment Sahara Temitories," .. body Pakthla and Deputy MIr Mo: ra Gandhll the R,resldent should They tnclude 27 member naUons u fillment through Jomt efforts of Matters related to acttVltH's of VlCe,Presldent Hubert Humph L°alNdDON, April ~, (Reuter)._ to the CaUSe of strengthenme the the capltahst road' In a local newspaper of a letter Will also grant PakIstan a whicb ceased to exist when hammad Sedlq Farhang, Second re~onal be from south It and two associate member nations and non-regIOnal countrIes the FranklIn Book Programme In Uulted Stat rey s here last mght that the armed forres ot the SOCIalist sta.tes In OpposltJon to the mstruc­ from the Phlhppme Consul~e­ Algeria gained ber Indepen, Dlstnct Kabul CIty. Kabul credIt to pay for these seIVlces, who are to dJSCUSS a wJde range of he conference IS to hear more I~ :a~~':::d::::c members of the Warsaw treaty It ' lions of Chairman Mao Tse-tung dence. Afghantstan were dIscussed at step the a nuclear nonproliferation treaty a vital But other Congress Party mem­ neral In Smgapore, MR Lo~arta, It IS prepared to gIVe Pakistan subJects for economic development ~~mmemorative speeches today and these meetIngs The Franklin and the party's Central CommIt assIstanCe In trammg Pakistani bers feel that the health and fail saYing that the people of Sabah of the regIOn on the agenda en proceed to dISCUSS what JS des· Book Progr..amme IS workmg here Marshal Andrei Grechko said tee 'the handful at party persons Humphrey said In a teleVISIon In ~etltng 109 eyesIght of the 78-year-old were not truly free becaUse they speclahsts for work at thIS and In the open109 addresses Elsaku cTlbed by &:;::AFE offiCials as the to open school libraries, prepare .. UJ) of iJ sPlIb;)rne multtiateral In the postwar years Mnhnovsky 10 authOrity taking the capItalist other such plants VATICAN CITY, AprIl 3 (Reu­ :~st terview what we are ~king a firm Dr Hadhaknshnan would prec­ were not allowed to vote agamst Sato the Japanese PrIme MInIster important Item on the agenda, the ground to step up book pub­ l~ nucleur ror~ oj liuriucc vessels who possessed a vast mllitar; road In Pmgshun country had t)'r) -POP<1 Paul VI asked Roman Weather Forecast stand on 1s the danger of the spread kno\~ belonging to the MalaYSian fede­ The slgnmg of the contract, the Takeo Mlkl the Japanese Foreign economJc Situation 10 the re- \lver three yours QUO It would in- ledge and a wealth of mlhtary tned In every way over a long lude hIm serving a second term hshing and Improve distributIOn general dIrector said In a Ta$ CatholIcs Sunday to pray that hIS Mi t U glOn of nuclear weapons nnd we consider MeanwhIle, oPPOSItIOn panles ratlOn Alhance party", the state m· O1S er, Thant the Umted Na- systems mtroduce pUblJshing f CJb,!dlr'. W~st Gel rnhny and other experience made a great contribu penod to dlscredlt Li Shun-ta as appeal thiS week for nch natIOns to the nonproHferBtJon treaty one of have put forward the name of was ImpOSSible because of MaIay­ tervlew IS one more indication of ~Ions General Secretary and U (Contd on page 4) NA10 (UlJlltrll'S WIshing to JOIn But tlOn to the further strengthenmg of a model help underdeveloped countnes Skies throughout tbe country children's books and SUPPlements;;" the vita1 bUlldmg blocks of peace Gandhlan dISCiple Jaya Prakash sla's mternal secunty regulations the favourable development of Nyun the ECAFE SecreiatY--Gene~ I ~-cently thiS Idea has been dropped (Jur armed (orces He dId much to A Reuter report flam Pek10g would YIeld concrete results will be predonunantly cloudy readmgs and expand the Education W6 are wholeheartedly commit Narayan as a posslble preSident and asked that they be lIfted dur­ economic cooperation between with showers ill east, central and ral all stressed the Importance of P ress III (lIVour of nL'W arrangements 10 eqfJlp the OIrmy and nayX With the >aId the leadership of Chma's ted to It and we are working WIth t1~ 109 the forthcommg first dlIect Pakistan and the SovIet UnIOn A~riculture the- Wcstl'rn .1111<.111('(' for gJVIng most to datp rmhtary hardware Commufllst Party intenSIfied ItS The 64-year-old Narayan, a non· nortb regions Yesterday Kabal the progress so far made by ECAFE Bost Under the programme the SovJet Umor. and With our electlOns 10 the state on AprIl Another representative of the AMMAN, Apnl 3, (Reuter)­ t~ Bonn and othll NA 10 governments Marshal Gre( hko also stressed the ne" ly launched offiCial attacks party man .who commands WId­ bad 3 mm r.un, Herat 11 mm; Ja­ and referred the ASIan Develop­ worth of books have been bought allies in Western Europe to try to 8 corporation A Sardar. also spoke The Arab authOrIty-board for the more S.ly In nue Iei'll <.:onsultatlons latl' l\larshal s (onslderable contn against Head of State Llu Shao­ espread respect for his mtegrIty bul Seraj 3 mm; N, SaIanil' 10 ment Bank lower Mekong develop- for school IIbra'nes As attain It highly of the contract Until now explOItation of the Jordan liver School Opens Earlier Ilurnphre) III talks With uVlwn to the development of Sovle. chI and selflessness, IS at present en­ mm. South SaIanil' 10 mm; Gbel­ men t and t promotion of ASian high. sIsfance ]S also extend- The MalaYSIan Foreign AffS1rs he s.,d, PakIStan had to Import and ,Its trIbutanes has postponed \~ mIlitary sClence gaged on relIef work In drought­ min I mm, snow 2 em; Kalat 3 a} proJect • BOST Apnl 4, (Bakhtar)_ ed to the Educallon Press British ministers (ound a wJde mea All newspapers splashed oyer M,mstry Immediately retaliated electncal eqUIpment ItS meet109 Wh,Ch was due to be The American VIce preSident said stncken Bihar mm. Mukur 1 mm, and Karcze All other speakers were highly Deputy EducatIOn Mmlster Dr In the form of tramIng of per' sure o( ,lgr('(·mt.'nL on problems rang The Polish MinIster of National their entIre front pages a fIerce With a press note saymg It was held In BeIrut On Apnl 10, It was the preVIOusly proposed Idea ot a HIS assoCIates have mdlcated By bUlldmg the plant With So­ MJr 1 mm. sonnel press management d Ing from IllternatlOnal trade to IlU Defellc£' Manan SpyrhalskJ expres onslaught agamst 'the gr eatest seeking urgent clarifIcation from announced here Sunday Mohammad Akram yesterday 10­ NATO multIlateral nuclear fone that he mIght stand If hLS noml Ylet aSSistance, Pakistan would prOVISIOn of eqUIpment 'to ~~e f le.lr non prollferallOn se-d deep grief at the passlOg ot ruhng authonty In the party tak the Phihppmes as to whether Lo­ The temperature In Kabul at augurated the agnculture school eMLF) was no longer a poltC} nahan were unammously agreed not only meet Its growIng requl 10:un was 5C. 4lF In Garmser, Helmand Education Press one 01 the best known and most 109 the capltahst road" garta was preSSlJ18 the off,clal There are enough fingers on the If there IS more than one con­ rements In transformers, genera­ Kabul The AmE.'rJ( all VH e preSident had cxperJemed generals and oream The attack was repnnted from VIeWpOint FRENCH CLUB 11C Ie Gaullist Elected· The school IS movIng thIS year The two Franklin Book Pro- nll( lear tngger WithOUt adding testant, elechons Will be held m tors electnc mot6i' and other eq, 52F h am Kabul to Helmand because a ll'ngthv talk With I:orelgn Sene sers the forthcomlOg Issue o( Red Flag It saId It beheved that the Cur 34F gramme offlclals arrived In Ka more Well the MLl- IS nu lunger II Delhi on May 6 WIth all members ulpment, but would be able to ex­ SHARE-NAU Kandahar t.ll) George Browll on the second A Reuter despatch from Moscow offiCial theoretical journal of the rent debate on the Sabah elec 17C 6C the large Helmand Development bui Sund poh('} of both houses 'of parlIament and port Ihls eqUIpment Itself FJoencb Classes will begin on 63F 1'0 Head French Project prOVides a better environ ay evenIng They were H dd day of hiS three day VISit to BrJtulO ¥ids Central Committee Although It lions In the press may adversely 43F guests at a receptIOn e a ed Ihe government of the In accordance WIth the contr· the 8th ot April Three levels. be­ Maunana I J.hlrt of a West Europt>an listen and A~t the end 01 the 45 minute Red

'-- - , t i r~------, / , THE KABul.. TIMES APRIL 40 1967 PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES • • , LS9viei.Viewsl 0! ~Hti. I In·\tiet-nam The PentagonJ lis uSlDll 425 000 wllilcaL:t8uperloJiltY' ovell, th~~ne, In th h~~ la{h:d~~[:;~onall American soldIers 55000 merce- my lind thekmorale !a~tor Is f:;n;he a tile ~p It In reconnais Food For Thought narles from satellIte cOUntne~ to be of ey unpo anCe _ t; 'BUSIN'ESS TN ---~ ---.....;...... ;..-_...... ahd about 700 000 soldlerll of the progress and outcome o~ waf th ~Ists the author .!AliI w~ Ju~et~y N;~~~:~nLlbe~atio~ The beSI laid $( hemes 0 mlet SaIgon puppet regime m Its I TJ g n .l:fl!"'tf§ing to encircle m South 'VIetnam The army ;a ef" t~ e I n f the pat and wIpe out any consIderable mam Kennedy Round Deadline Set For April 30 hberatlOn and guernllas number ron t e t t e ';:age a per concen~<>ns of patn'ltIc forces ~~::nt Sg~~~llftaI~;' alummum cotton textiles mach! a d nen gang aft agley 283000 accordlDi to Amencan re and there- But thn Siluth ce Of success graphIcal conditIons have deter ral Agreement on Tariffs and Tratle to tobacco and frUlts an vege org~msatlOn countries and tariff reductlOns on Vietnam It a1IlO /has abllolUte aU" mmed alSo the orgaDlsabon of (GATT)-the that tab es the r present exports and - noeuvrablhty m mountainOUS than April 30 They also decided make use of the negotiations to Afghan Fur Tailoring Plans Expansion that a final negotIatmg package enough time to comJ?lete the neces Regular sessions of the Wolesl Jlrgah the tlie battlefield WiUIi 1. mm:e tian which u of great =por.tan areas Jungles and marshland as Co. contribute In a substantial way to March 22 The Meshrano Jlrgah s committee on must be ready by Aprl1 8 so that sary GATT procedures and for coun on many OCcasiOllll ~ i8J;e ce U1 • conditIOns of, unfa for fustance ID the area of the The kghan Fur ~atlormg Com By Our Own Reporter By careful neat work the com the solut on to the urgent trade and Lower Bouse of Parliament began this week financial and bUdgetary aiJairs has been COn com an tries to satisfy domeShc reqUIre pelled to be defendera lind carilIne vow:aJ>le _ balance Mekong delta whIch IS cnsscross pany plans to estabHsb several twelve employees have already pre pany s able to attract customers governments can take deciSions that econom c problems of the less As the President of the Bouse pointed out In ments before a final agreement }s slderlng the budget for the past three weeks branches m the pr01/lOces process pared 800 pIeces of karakul in seve Hassan finds Alr-eady the number w II lend to terpunatlOg the nego developed nat ons hIS opening speech despite the fact that the therr activitli!s to se8rch oJll!1"- Patil:lotIc tltX\Pll are- eJDP!oymg ed 'Oy hundreds of smaJI nvers to Signed The Umted States must sign After suggested emendations and additions lion ",hlle tbe guerrillas ihave flhitih! taetica ch&racl>erised by The mam umts of the liberation and' tailor karakul and enlar.ge the ral colours for sale has ncreased 30 per cent in the t attons by the end of Apnl \, rr.cess delayed dealing with Important leglsla Finn Gundelach deputy director such an agreement by June 30 when have been propmed it will be sent to-the BolISe, been attackinl: the eDlIIDY ID1lllS t~ manoeuvrability, a CO!lrect army are battahons and regun Kabul plant If It IS successful says We offer every kInd of Item 10 first two months The customers- Thus In the com ng weeks the tlon It aJrorded the deputies an opportunity to general of the GATT confirmed to US authority exp res under the 11 Since ample time has been pl!JCed at the dIiI san~ mfllctma eve~ DlOlle seillOua cl1li\oe of and and struggle for The successes of the libera bus(ne88 in Share Nau on Sher Pur Hassan reports room plant he says especially one on the I beral salion oC baraers that their constituencies and study ways to solve bClpntmg in the committee meeting For the trade negotiators reQrc afTect trade in tropical products the Plan we hope that they will approve It as tlOn army the wrIter of the re Charah! The fur often comes directly from ro.om n whIch the many items made­ senting more than 50 nat ons thjs these problems All thIS IS due first of aU. 10 the the l'eY1l!W'says VIew sums UP show once more agroed to abide by tills timetable cotton texties and other manutac soon as possible lr\Dl'Btwe, The company started production the karakul owners Sometimes the- from karakul are displayed In a generatIOn of rlSmg expectations and the fact the co\Onel wtites, tbai company sends out buyers to find means lOtcnsive nonstop bargaIn tured and scm ma \ufadured pro ,The nation with great hope for further on; the -wJt01e tha intervention thaf the comb'lt power of armed WIth an [nltlal capital of Af 400000 ambitIOns such as ours the constituencies re the VIetnamese people are Will ISts ~ thell' satellites ...... hemg I b th the h ghest qual ty Of karakul ava I Bossa 1 spent 'four months In the Gundclach told newsmen that ng n the coming weeks du ts These nrc goods less develop 1 instltutlonallslng our democratic aspirations Is harllllSed and beaten evarywhere forces IS gauged not on YY e about two and a half months ago presented by the deputies realise their needs Ing a Just war of liberation able The karakul also comes from Un ted States nnd Europe n 1964 though there are still problem ed nat ons need to export to ndus anxiously awalt1ni the approvai and final pas Although hil",ng good bases pat number of weapons but to a con Two tanning and dyelOg machmes areas In the industrial sector the In the ndustr .01 sector of the and want the government to help them It Is agalnat ~ .inteJtVentimnsla and t d d h 11 w th a commerce delegation headed ot tr n sed countr cs to earn fore gn sagc of the political parties bill We are sure nolle forces aile always on the slderable degree by the army s costing Af 120000 each are ex ra ers an s opowners as we as b Howard G Nyberya an interna negot aUons t was the consensus negot at ons where ~he a m 5 to therr henclunan Suoh.a war ~ directly from I vestock raisers fh s Y h It t d exchange for the r econom c deve In line with these demands from the public that that it will be one of the greatest achJevelil!lJlts morale whIch m turn depends pected to ar; ve from the Federal t ana s ness consu an sponsore of the comm ttee that agr culture cut tar ITs across the board by 50 keeps,high mc achIeved we may see the day mulat ng Iran s Fourth Develop cultural Development Fund Thro n nc ease of 228 per cent over se has met these a ms for us of tbis when these fnghtful fearful ment Plan the most crUCIal task ugh th s r nd large scale develop ed and I:"eneral growth of our national economy threshold ot great economie SOCIal and educa It means, a~ :tIiiit 'We have dewoe~ ~t llDiY IJJ1IWtbor;ised th 19(( fgue weapons are m the hands of ma facmg the country s government ment projects w 11 be encouraged ln 1966 lhe offset rat 0 exceed In additIOn to conSIdering the Third Plan 1I0nai change requires harmoruous eooperation a umque responsibility un1que ID actIon E'irery further step along ny natIOns Their concern and The planners have set amb1t To preven1 land from bemg frag the House has several other unportant bills and between these organs to assure a smooth en h story tor the defence of free the way from declSJon to destruc S n any tally f lATA suc ed 99 per (.'ent n 53 cases An capac ty for control may be more ous targets for themselves Ac men ted nto uneconomic un ts farm outstsnd ng example came n De­ laws for study and approval before It These forcement of laws and ImplementatIOn of much dom Our nuclear power alone tlOn IS governed by the two-man cess over the last two decades hmlted than our own cordmg to to a high placed plan corporallons are to be set up Under cember when one member clear has deterred SOVIet aggre&Slon. rule Two or more men must act the London Clear ng House must mclude the press law the pnvate foreIgn m necded projects Fortunately both the Govern So our work agamst nuclear nmg authonty the Fourth Plan this system farmers will be share ed $18973069 (£6776096) mvol Under the shadow of our strength mdependently take actIOn lank among the great aecorop vestment law the marnage and divorcc law ment and Parhament have realISed this fact spread must go on Will be far more advanced tech holders and the shares-not the land vtng 94 separate aTrl nes for an our fnends have kept their free I shments and a number of bilateral agreements The and have acted In concert WIth each other m An elebOrate System of checks ThIrd we have developed WaYs nlcally than the present plan -Will be diVIded In the event of actual settlement of only $11 105 dom and have buill therr natIOns House WIthout wastmg any of Its valuable the past and counter checks procedural to meet force w1th appropnate The Plan IS to have In addltlOn death To br ng all agencies n hne Year after year t ntercepts cur (£3966)-an nffset of 999 per It means that great powers can time Will proceed WIth all deliberate speed to We are sure that thJS splnt will continne and mechamcal guard agamst force by expandmg and moder to the flnanc al balance employ w th the new reform s luat on the rency problems of member a r cent never agam delude themseives get through the pending legIslation to move them during this sessIon We there any unauthonsed nuclear burst ms10g our conventIOnal forces ment foreign exchange and pro Agr cultural Bank s regulallons are lines before thcy occur Day af mto thmking that war Will be We are happy to see that the government fore wish our Woles, Jirgah, the House ID We have placed PermISSIve Ac We have Increased our ground ductlon balance to be reVIsed so that t can finance ter day oHsets the work of one The n t al membership of the pa~ or that Vlotm7 Will be has already presented Parliament with the which the aspIrations of the people live great tlon LInks on several of our forces We have mcreased our more development operatlOns a rime on behalf of anothel And CleallOg House 10 1947 was SIX easy Thus atomIC power creates Before the year 1345 drew to In the mdustnal sector lies the success m ItS cllrrent meetings weapjlllS Thl!lle are electl!Ome­ taatical Bll" force We have merea month after month It renders the members which expar1ded to 24 budget for the current fiscal year whIch began urgent pressure for peacefll! set an end the plarmers had succeed burden of expandmg rapidly eno- chanICal locks whIch must be deb t ered t account In dollars or by the end of the year It cleared sed our al,lift We have mcreased ed 10 completlng the work of ugh to absorb economlcaUy 1he ex 11ements and for the strengthen opened by secret combmation terl ng regardless of the number only $52 mIll on m that year In our stock of the most modern evaluatmg the 1hlrd Plan and cess farm populatIOn whIch WIll be .."..~S.., ;oM -. 1"....~ I mg of the Umted Naltons .AIll ;tlhe world can rest assur f CUll enc es Involved n the 1966 [ c1ealed accounts for 110 ...... ~ ~"'.- ~ GL"~~... a.cb1lllge-~-anne weapons devIsmg the ~ ourth Plan strate released from the land once mOdern ...O ME a":' I Ii means ed that we have tilken every $!p Thus we do not need to use transact ons part es mcludmg 82 of LATA s • • AI. -' m the hfe of natIOns Man hss gy detaIls of wh1ch have not yet lechnolol:tlcal practtces are lOst/lute Sunday s An s carr ed two ed to and the news says the ch Idren sued b) Afghan stan and the Uruted fought since time began and now man Can deVIse to Insure that nuclear power to solve every Bas cally ts a ms are to en members 24 members of the neJther a madman nor a malfunc been dIsclosed to the publIc cd r u s-one ent t ed Common Feel have been arrested before Do the States which expresses the desire at It has become clear that the con proWem We Will not let our Though the planners ID theIr Encouraged by a h gh growth able member a rlu1es to subst tu US AIr! nes Clearing House Inc tlOn could ever tIgger nuclear and four speCial accounts ngs For The Need Of Coex stence po ce ntend to release them agam both nat ons to expand cordial ties sequences of confhct are greater mIght make us musclebound technIcal settJDg might not be rate the young M100ster of Econo Ie a s ngle monthly settlement war for a var ely of SPOl ad c and se • and the other on traffic problems he wonders l{ they are released vh ch throw I ght on the actlve than any gam and man Just SlDlll We have worked to damp down awar.e of the fact the most crne my has announced that the object Comment ng on the observat ons aga n w Ir the parents be able to on al gnment pol cy of Afghamstan pili' must change If man IS to We have al$a to aVOid war by dIsputes and to contam COnflICt parate Interhne payments m nu Through the Clearing House mIscalculatIOn The(e may ht­ lal dunenslOn they have gIven (Co .d on page 4) made by the Umted Nations 50cre help them reCorm Abasl wants to and wh ch shows the mutual con surVive be In an atomIc world any spark to piannmg Is reglOnahsatlon To A tailor Ilts a karakul coat for a customer merous currenCles to reduce the the members are able to bIll each kn w cern of the two countries for flnd 1 th the_. tle tiJDe for deCISIOn between our mIght Igmte the bonfire Thus them reglOnalisaUon means other In the] r respectIve curren tary General when recelvmg an h I n IS a Omle age we av CJ.I fIrSt warnmg and Our need to honorary degree at the Umverslty of l1e proposes that a reform sc 00 ng a solution to the Vetnam prob ways been reqwred to Show res our responses are f1rm but mea creation of a sltuatlOD In wh1ch cles and to clear accounts WIth f r Juvemle delinquents be estab lem reply U our weapons could be sured partlClpatlOn of the people ID a \v de varIety of currency lang ~ac:lihaen n:~c:~~IYOf ~~: ~:~~ ~:~~ ~~~ a~f wde;~:v:tr=ho~t~~ easily destroyed we would have Need For International Cooperation To Combat Hunger uages and laws The claims are , shed n Kabul He recalls that The tun ted Sttatesthas expressed We constantly work toward the plannJDg process IS assured Fr me M n ster Ma wandwal pro n eres n par Cipa og n A/gba to make the fmal deCISIOn m a d h I arms control A test ban agree ThiS IS to be done In Ime WIth then convel ted IOta el{her US to promote fratermty fr: en s PIThsed n a speech last year to es n s an s rd Fve Year Plan The lear power has been essential matter of mmutea Internat onal cooperatIon and Followmg are excerpts ot h s ad feedmg one b1Uwn more persons production the rna n solut on can ment has ended atmosphenc ex the pronounced Government po­ dollars or sterl ng at the dally se\flessness and coex stenee h h tabl sh s ch a SChOO! With money paper concludes Wlth the hope that But we have never rlattlled ~~r self help are necessary mgredlents dress than It does today not be expected to 1e 10 mcr.eosed Sc ence and technology w c roc ets or come care ess y o ....e ploslOns Whl<;h were pOlsonmg licy of setting up local bodies to rate of exchange for each cur from the nat onaJ we fare fund relat ons between the two nations d k • E~ f th t t By protectmg our power n the successful fight aga nst hun The growth of the world s produc Bnt we need 1\ot walt 15 years to acreage rency for the month 1n questlOn have resulted n an arms race atege OJ war 0 e grea the abnosphere We have estab­ facilitate the people managmg agwnst surpnse attack we gIve ger Amer ca s ambassador to the t on of food IS slmply bemg out know the gap between food produc Fifth If follows that the greatest race to the moon and the planets. e~ t:~~1 so:s~~: J~o~m:t:~m~ntan II be f rther stren,ethened conflicts of thIS c ntury have be hshed a hot Ime mstant com theIr own a.ffalrs The Clearing House Was set s ourselves more bme to confIrm UOlted Nat ons sa d n Larend stnpped by the growth n the num bon and demand s steaddy WIden s ngle potent al for lOcreilsed food up n London n January 1947 un and fl racE" to aCQ re pol t cal sup gun when natIOns wrongly murucalJon between the Umted The unplicatIon of thIS polIcy that war has actually begun Kansas last week ber of mouths that must be fed 109 We need not wa t 15 years to product on I es n more sClentlfic der A J Qu n HarklOg He re States and Moscow In case of 1S pronounced In Its refll sense remary g ve I HIe opportun ty to thought others should shnnk be Thus. we have plalJed mlsslles In Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg And to aggravate the problem still know that the world s food must and more product ve farm ng on ex nat ons to th nk of the prosper t) fore theIr m1ght crISIS It means democralisatlOn of the malned manager until retIrement protected underground Sl tes We told a gather ng of mid west far mOre the slowest mcrease In food rome from mcreased product on­ st ng acreage n tl e less developed and the abo t on of h nger the We have worked conslstently As PreSIdent I ordered a cut process of economiC de~lopment n July 1966 when he was suc have placed mtBSlles beneath the mers attend ng the 50th ann versary I roduct on 5 generally Jound 1Il producbon that must at least equal countr es ceeded by FD Cresswell e~s 0 back of unnecessary nuclear pro through creatIOn of democratIcal ieve red ntr es sc! s the to bring nuclear weapons under seas And we have prov1ded con observance of the US land bank those reg ons of the world w th the and exceed the rate of populat on Let me em, has se th s last po ot ~ dutlton and submitted several Iy elected local bodies I to a careful control and to lessen the stant and seoure communlcat on system wh ch prov des credit for most ap d ncrease lO poputat on­ growth f we are to aVOid any wor S and nate themselves ar~ 1he l\lesti t ef re s s hoW- to Tw gg:\- ncandescent and n full members of the National Reforma danger of nuclear conflIct and maJor new proposals to the dlsar The Fourth Plan IS to have an Net annually Cleanng House between strategIc forces and the Amencan farmers reg ons that also contain the new sen ng of \.he present state oC hur mportn t but-to say what every save rs Ives from fear a d an colour gave Amer cans Sunday lon Counc I thJS pohcy has been the policy (jf mament conference In Geneva admm1strattve base ThiS means cost s shared by members pro­ PreSIdent of the UDlted Satets The emphas s I am plac ng on and develop ng countnes-a ld rc ger and malnutr t on and f there se ent fica I y Ira )1ed farmer klows PO) t onately to then groSS ann x et) U Thant s answer es n the her blue gray eyed nnocent look the Umted States of Amenca for These are only first steps But that the present admInIstratIve I do lun.t the the necessity for international co g ons that no v depend more and s to be any hope not for a better -are less mlJortant than kno v ng en ou age neot of h man tar an feel oC childhood The law also proh b ts any refer more tban 20 years now and thIS .not "".ant to they pom.t the way toward the set up must give way to a deve ual cia ms In 1966 the cost was spread of nuclear weapons The operation and self help In combat more on lood mports I fe but for I fe Itself for hundreds ho v to make the best use of them ~47 ngs 1hrough wh ch fr endsh p and From the cover of Newsweek the e ce to Serra Leone s polltlca) WIll contmue to be the polIcy of ultu;nate ehmmation of ultimate lopment onented machInery 1m 000 or $29 per mllhon of dIgnitY and the mterest of our 109 world hunger JS not due to any One stat slJc deallOg w th th s of m t1 ons of people to produ«~ belter seed ho v gross teee veables lual t rna} grOw These obJe ockney model big as life her eyes pC! t es whTch the military dlssolv the Umted States of ArnencA. destructIOn I mtend to follow bued Wlth suffICIent techmcal lack of generosIty or humaOity It alhes demands that they share dangerous fact shouts a vorld w de The p cture s bleak enough n to usef arm mach nery fert I sers NEWS REVIEW I"'TAl t ves h vever can be alta ned onI) enOrmous her I ps slightly parted ed aIter takmg over here We have worked. to aVOId war that course WIth all the patience skIll to carry out the develop s because we firmly believe that the nuclear responSIbility and we ;;at my command warn ng of mpend ng d saster the extreme What can be do e an I other Se' e t fie a ds Th stech h uugh cd at on ubs£> ves the m d surpr se looked 1 ke a boy Nev. spapers are also forb dden to by aCCident or mIscalculatIon ment proJects only way to cope WIth the problem no og,: f lomb ed Ylth moder • I u tJ (' stat on b., d str but The nagaz e s (OVer stOT) quotes I t es or between persons of d trerent Unlit now all these bIts of pot So II was with gunpowder and rate of soclal and economic pro­ provemc ts continued at the r pre­ r ~s to play here and they nr~ The Un ted States through our ~ I ences nl\ after exam n ng Beatr x Miller ed to of BTlttsJ rei g ous fa th are hable to put the nca-now a class1c 10 the com gress Trade With enllal htter have offered me have the wheel so It will be one day puter world-<>f the fIrm whIch sent rate Ir fact the defiCit w II be reas gly turn ng the r attenllo J ubI ( and pr vate agr cultural lh s \\a::;: stated b) the secretary the t:apabll t) f dr vers Traffic Vog ~ as sa) ng that nly ten P 01 sl er n Ja J for not less than been a death or endowed policy WIth the XYZ s Mark I and II Closely related to these factors IS too large to be met by the ent re tu vi at tI ese roles can be agen(' cs IS prepared to work closely of the Mala) s a Mln stry of Com tat st s show that most (dents ears ago somebody 10oklOg I ke t va and n01 more than five years was taken to task by the Human WIth a CanadIan msurance com r,rst generatlon and second as RIghts Commlsslon for havlng no tbe qucstlon of co-ordinatton at the COMECON States food export ng cupaClty of nit the tood W th regard to a concerted attoek a \d <:onstruct vely toward thiS end nerce a d f Justr) Raja Mohar ur uccause dr vers do not know Tw gg) wouldn t have bee 1 notIced fhe Moscow N€w Tun.e" published pany of the Readers DIgest at a well even unto the thIrd and local level Many of the government surplus countr es of the world In tI e food sHunt on tselt certain v th all countnes-the few w th a Negroes on ItS payroll The fIrm By 1970 Bulgana Will have t tJ e e d uf a J rotra ted barga t aUk I s a rl rc~ at 0 5 and bv am one n the fashion buslI1ess a tervew n vhlch the Pakistan reduced rate fourth bodIe... wh ch are overlappmg and 20 years then n lust one gener~ (a ts as we have had oceas or to surpl s and the more w th a defic t protested that It was WIthout doubled her trade WIth the v U u Sov et t ade m s haY," be tauHht 1 dr Vl' (or She has exactl) the r Ji:ht look at ambassador Sulalman All $SId that t 0 a large percentage of tJ e But before that happena be prejudice m these matters and duplicaUng each other espec1ally at c I the UnIted Nut ons are ev: dent I or as the Secretary General of the In al Sov t d e~ntlo t:' t the r ~ht t me Sov et Pak stan relations are now COMECON member coull$rles as Both are easy to ignore but fore everYone sees the computer the vlllage level can be scrapped world 6 peop evil face fam C"­ Let ne qu ckly revew them so that Un ted Nat ons has sa d every l:i t (OUI that to ensure that th,s was so compared With the 1961 1965 per the tr) f he ed tor a prOf oses that tra n The r Ji:ht look adds MJller s developlOg qu te successfully and u less urgent steps are take lOW .> Will kl ow our posrtlon on a (0 ntT) able to hell must JO I r when the quealton My date s for what It IS warts and all tbe apphcat.Jon forms of all em The government departments Will be g rses for nc w dr vr: s be held seve tee and starved And lt have good prospects IOd Accordmg to the trade agree to avert d saster n atter In wh ch you are so direct!) th s great crusade It must belome race should be CaucBBlan On there IS gomg to be the mtermed ployees were fed mto a computer rcsponslble to local autbOrltles and MaliJ)s a s expectc;d to have per u the dCJ artmenl came along at a t me when teenage The peaceful pollc;"'" which the I~te ments that have been SIgned so I Wilt Just menhon a Cew other or cerned a r sade that VIII turn the vorld antal or AsIatic? stares up at 'Stage where the computer IS and the deCISIOn left WIth the rna reg10nal projects will be cremony cltOrll leHers that follow effcctIve barner to econom1C growth we meet the toad crISIS 10 IndIa 109 mo~e tood does not he in these D'Afe-haatstan Bank The Sov et slde IS also anXIous to to the day-surely not far dlSt grammer came from Alabama be purchased from the USSR And gra n as you know m order advanced countr es ADVZRTlllNb nus S And all that hap.PeDS lli that -the programme s soc1al galDs must stra ghten out its trade balance With and had fed m along WIth all the More than 674 mtlhon roubles ant-when It WlIl be c,ted m the affair dl:lSOlves m a gale of be matched With economJC achieve to rna nta n a mlmmum reserve we Third while we are told by KABUL Apr I 4 -The follOWing Mala) s a AccordlOg to offic al (n l1jl lum .seven lm~" per inuTuon) other relevant data the SImple WIll be soent on the supply of Telephone the dLvorce court For it ta the laughter when the Clly treasurer ments In other words the questlon have ncreased our wheat acreage sCientists there is conSiderable pro are the exchange rates at the D Af figures for 1965 the Soviet Un on D13play Column Inch Af 100 fate of ail unIversal panaceas to instrucllon If black reJectl equipment for complete enter - allotment by 15 per cent We now explams It was Just the com of boostmg farm productiVity to m se n unconventional food sources ghaOlstan Bonk expressed In Afgbam vas MalaYSia s fifth brggest export CllU.ijied per II"e 00/4 type Af %0 become SOOner or late-r unlver In America people are begm PflS" from the SOVIet UDlon export about 20 million tons a year puler -that was to blame-It was consohdate the reform movement IS such as those found in the world s per unal of foreign currency market With total sales amounting sal scourges .DIng to understand how easl1y Trade Wlth the other COMECON Val SIJB8CRIPl'ION RATES ove....efficlent VItal but we ld be hard pressed to seas the extent to which these re­ BUYing Selling to 225 000 000 Mala~ Slan dollars = Yearly Af 1008 these things happen With com countrIes Will also tncrease along raise th s figure appreciably al sources can be opened at acceptable F.r ether Bumbers fir.t dial ...,t...... '.. Any man or machme heralded In thlll case no one IS really ThIs IS to be achIeved through to At 75 50 (per US dollar) {about 26000000 sterling) wblle puters. But ID England most lay co,rrespondmg \fnes The pohcy though we shall do our best to can 5 Half Yearly Af 60ll today as the answer to all prob hurt But it is certain that more creaslDg superv1sed credits and str cO;its not yet known We still Af 7600 Malays a only mported about people are shl1 so mesmensed by pursued by Bulgana m her for \ nue to meet emeregency needs w II have to continue to rely tor Quarterly Af 300 Bumber 23M3 24028 2002' lems the cure for all 11Is wllI and more people m officialdom engthenmg the co-operative move Af 2I I 40 (per pound ster!tng) 5 700 000 MalaYSian dollars (about the electroDlcs that they forget eIgn trade 1S an expression of The extent of the emergncy can = surely become by tomorrow or ate gomg to use computers to help roeht both II) Size and scope Deve­ at teast the immediate future on At 21280 (j70 000 sler 109) worth of Soviet that someone s fmger has to push the fact that she has already hest he real sed perh~ps i1 I tell conventJonal lood sources ~f FORBIGN CITculallon and Adver/I11n6 the day afte~ the source of all Wlth decISIons whlc\l properly be lopment of agriculture thtough m 1887 50 (per hucdred DM) goods the start button before anything creased mechamsatlQn Qnd appllcn bUilt uo a big and up-to-date you that 15 years from now the Fourth due to the cost and time Quarterly BxteoSlOO 59 =~ our Ills-the reason for aJI our long to the hUlIjan- mmd and At 1900 00 ns of patn'ltIc forces ~~::nt Sg~~~llftaI~;' alummum cotton textiles mach! a d nen gang aft agley 283000 accordlDi to Amencan re and there- But thn Siluth ce Of success graphIcal conditIons have deter ral Agreement on Tariffs and Tratle to tobacco and frUlts an vege org~msatlOn countries and tariff reductlOns on Vietnam It a1IlO /has abllolUte aU" mmed alSo the orgaDlsabon of (GATT)-the that tab es the r present exports and - noeuvrablhty m mountainOUS than April 30 They also decided make use of the negotiations to Afghan Fur Tailoring Plans Expansion that a final negotIatmg package enough time to comJ?lete the neces Regular sessions of the Wolesl Jlrgah the tlie battlefield WiUIi 1. mm:e tian which u of great =por.tan areas Jungles and marshland as Co. contribute In a substantial way to March 22 The Meshrano Jlrgah s committee on must be ready by Aprl1 8 so that sary GATT procedures and for coun on many OCcasiOllll ~ i8J;e ce U1 • conditIOns of, unfa for fustance ID the area of the The kghan Fur ~atlormg Com By Our Own Reporter By careful neat work the com the solut on to the urgent trade and Lower Bouse of Parliament began this week financial and bUdgetary aiJairs has been COn com an tries to satisfy domeShc reqUIre pelled to be defendera lind carilIne vow:aJ>le _ balance Mekong delta whIch IS cnsscross pany plans to estabHsb several twelve employees have already pre pany s able to attract customers governments can take deciSions that econom c problems of the less As the President of the Bouse pointed out In ments before a final agreement }s slderlng the budget for the past three weeks branches m the pr01/lOces process pared 800 pIeces of karakul in seve Hassan finds Alr-eady the number w II lend to terpunatlOg the nego developed nat ons hIS opening speech despite the fact that the therr activitli!s to se8rch oJll!1"- Patil:lotIc tltX\Pll are- eJDP!oymg ed 'Oy hundreds of smaJI nvers to Signed The Umted States must sign After suggested emendations and additions lion ",hlle tbe guerrillas ihave flhitih! taetica ch&racl>erised by The mam umts of the liberation and' tailor karakul and enlar.ge the ral colours for sale has ncreased 30 per cent in the t attons by the end of Apnl \, rr.cess delayed dealing with Important leglsla Finn Gundelach deputy director such an agreement by June 30 when have been propmed it will be sent to-the BolISe, been attackinl: the eDlIIDY ID1lllS t~ manoeuvrability, a CO!lrect army are battahons and regun Kabul plant If It IS successful says We offer every kInd of Item 10 first two months The customers- Thus In the com ng weeks the tlon It aJrorded the deputies an opportunity to general of the GATT confirmed to US authority exp res under the 11 Since ample time has been pl!JCed at the dIiI san~ mfllctma eve~ DlOlle seillOua cl1li\oe of and and struggle for The successes of the libera bus(ne88 in Share Nau on Sher Pur Hassan reports room plant he says especially one on the I beral salion oC baraers that their constituencies and study ways to solve bClpntmg in the committee meeting For the trade negotiators reQrc afTect trade in tropical products the Plan we hope that they will approve It as tlOn army the wrIter of the re Charah! The fur often comes directly from ro.om n whIch the many items made­ senting more than 50 nat ons thjs these problems All thIS IS due first of aU. 10 the the l'eY1l!W'says VIew sums UP show once more agroed to abide by tills timetable cotton texties and other manutac soon as possible lr\Dl'Btwe, The company started production the karakul owners Sometimes the- from karakul are displayed In a generatIOn of rlSmg expectations and the fact the co\Onel wtites, tbai company sends out buyers to find means lOtcnsive nonstop bargaIn tured and scm ma \ufadured pro ,The nation with great hope for further on; the -wJt01e tha intervention thaf the comb'lt power of armed WIth an [nltlal capital of Af 400000 ambitIOns such as ours the constituencies re the VIetnamese people are Will ISts ~ thell' satellites ...... hemg I b th the h ghest qual ty Of karakul ava I Bossa 1 spent 'four months In the Gundclach told newsmen that ng n the coming weeks du ts These nrc goods less develop 1 instltutlonallslng our democratic aspirations Is harllllSed and beaten evarywhere forces IS gauged not on YY e about two and a half months ago presented by the deputies realise their needs Ing a Just war of liberation able The karakul also comes from Un ted States nnd Europe n 1964 though there are still problem ed nat ons need to export to ndus anxiously awalt1ni the approvai and final pas Although hil",ng good bases pat number of weapons but to a con Two tanning and dyelOg machmes areas In the industrial sector the In the ndustr .01 sector of the and want the government to help them It Is agalnat ~ .inteJtVentimnsla and t d d h 11 w th a commerce delegation headed ot tr n sed countr cs to earn fore gn sagc of the political parties bill We are sure nolle forces aile always on the slderable degree by the army s costing Af 120000 each are ex ra ers an s opowners as we as b Howard G Nyberya an interna negot aUons t was the consensus negot at ons where ~he a m 5 to therr henclunan Suoh.a war ~ directly from I vestock raisers fh s Y h It t d exchange for the r econom c deve In line with these demands from the public that that it will be one of the greatest achJevelil!lJlts morale whIch m turn depends pected to ar; ve from the Federal t ana s ness consu an sponsore of the comm ttee that agr culture cut tar ITs across the board by 50 keeps,high mc achIeved we may see the day mulat ng Iran s Fourth Develop cultural Development Fund Thro n nc ease of 228 per cent over se has met these a ms for us of tbis when these fnghtful fearful ment Plan the most crUCIal task ugh th s r nd large scale develop ed and I:"eneral growth of our national economy threshold ot great economie SOCIal and educa It means, a~ :tIiiit 'We have dewoe~ ~t llDiY IJJ1IWtbor;ised th 19(( fgue weapons are m the hands of ma facmg the country s government ment projects w 11 be encouraged ln 1966 lhe offset rat 0 exceed In additIOn to conSIdering the Third Plan 1I0nai change requires harmoruous eooperation a umque responsibility un1que ID actIon E'irery further step along ny natIOns Their concern and The planners have set amb1t To preven1 land from bemg frag the House has several other unportant bills and between these organs to assure a smooth en h story tor the defence of free the way from declSJon to destruc S n any tally f lATA suc ed 99 per (.'ent n 53 cases An capac ty for control may be more ous targets for themselves Ac men ted nto uneconomic un ts farm outstsnd ng example came n De­ laws for study and approval before It These forcement of laws and ImplementatIOn of much dom Our nuclear power alone tlOn IS governed by the two-man cess over the last two decades hmlted than our own cordmg to to a high placed plan corporallons are to be set up Under cember when one member clear has deterred SOVIet aggre&Slon. rule Two or more men must act the London Clear ng House must mclude the press law the pnvate foreIgn m necded projects Fortunately both the Govern So our work agamst nuclear nmg authonty the Fourth Plan this system farmers will be share ed $18973069 (£6776096) mvol Under the shadow of our strength mdependently take actIOn lank among the great aecorop vestment law the marnage and divorcc law ment and Parhament have realISed this fact spread must go on Will be far more advanced tech holders and the shares-not the land vtng 94 separate aTrl nes for an our fnends have kept their free I shments and a number of bilateral agreements The and have acted In concert WIth each other m An elebOrate System of checks ThIrd we have developed WaYs nlcally than the present plan -Will be diVIded In the event of actual settlement of only $11 105 dom and have buill therr natIOns House WIthout wastmg any of Its valuable the past and counter checks procedural to meet force w1th appropnate The Plan IS to have In addltlOn death To br ng all agencies n hne Year after year t ntercepts cur (£3966)-an nffset of 999 per It means that great powers can time Will proceed WIth all deliberate speed to We are sure that thJS splnt will continne and mechamcal guard agamst force by expandmg and moder to the flnanc al balance employ w th the new reform s luat on the rency problems of member a r cent never agam delude themseives get through the pending legIslation to move them during this sessIon We there any unauthonsed nuclear burst ms10g our conventIOnal forces ment foreign exchange and pro Agr cultural Bank s regulallons are lines before thcy occur Day af mto thmking that war Will be We are happy to see that the government fore wish our Woles, Jirgah, the House ID We have placed PermISSIve Ac We have Increased our ground ductlon balance to be reVIsed so that t can finance ter day oHsets the work of one The n t al membership of the pa~ or that Vlotm7 Will be has already presented Parliament with the which the aspIrations of the people live great tlon LInks on several of our forces We have mcreased our more development operatlOns a rime on behalf of anothel And CleallOg House 10 1947 was SIX easy Thus atomIC power creates Before the year 1345 drew to In the mdustnal sector lies the success m ItS cllrrent meetings weapjlllS Thl!lle are electl!Ome­ taatical Bll" force We have merea month after month It renders the members which expar1ded to 24 budget for the current fiscal year whIch began urgent pressure for peacefll! set an end the plarmers had succeed burden of expandmg rapidly eno- chanICal locks whIch must be deb t ered t account In dollars or by the end of the year It cleared sed our al,lift We have mcreased ed 10 completlng the work of ugh to absorb economlcaUy 1he ex 11ements and for the strengthen opened by secret combmation terl ng regardless of the number only $52 mIll on m that year In our stock of the most modern evaluatmg the 1hlrd Plan and cess farm populatIOn whIch WIll be .."..~S.., ;oM -. 1"....~ I mg of the Umted Naltons .AIll ;tlhe world can rest assur f CUll enc es Involved n the 1966 [ c1ealed accounts for 110 ...... ~ ~"'.- ~ GL"~~... a.cb1lllge-~-anne weapons devIsmg the ~ ourth Plan strate released from the land once mOdern ...O ME a":' I Ii means ed that we have tilken every $!p Thus we do not need to use transact ons part es mcludmg 82 of LATA s • • AI. -' m the hfe of natIOns Man hss gy detaIls of wh1ch have not yet lechnolol:tlcal practtces are lOst/lute Sunday s An s carr ed two ed to and the news says the ch Idren sued b) Afghan stan and the Uruted fought since time began and now man Can deVIse to Insure that nuclear power to solve every Bas cally ts a ms are to en members 24 members of the neJther a madman nor a malfunc been dIsclosed to the publIc cd r u s-one ent t ed Common Feel have been arrested before Do the States which expresses the desire at It has become clear that the con proWem We Will not let our Though the planners ID theIr Encouraged by a h gh growth able member a rlu1es to subst tu US AIr! nes Clearing House Inc tlOn could ever tIgger nuclear and four speCial accounts ngs For The Need Of Coex stence po ce ntend to release them agam both nat ons to expand cordial ties sequences of confhct are greater mIght make us musclebound technIcal settJDg might not be rate the young M100ster of Econo Ie a s ngle monthly settlement war for a var ely of SPOl ad c and se • and the other on traffic problems he wonders l{ they are released vh ch throw I ght on the actlve than any gam and man Just SlDlll We have worked to damp down awar.e of the fact the most crne my has announced that the object Comment ng on the observat ons aga n w Ir the parents be able to on al gnment pol cy of Afghamstan pili' must change If man IS to We have al$a to aVOid war by dIsputes and to contam COnflICt parate Interhne payments m nu Through the Clearing House mIscalculatIOn The(e may ht­ lal dunenslOn they have gIven (Co .d on page 4) made by the Umted Nations 50cre help them reCorm Abasl wants to and wh ch shows the mutual con surVive be In an atomIc world any spark to piannmg Is reglOnahsatlon To A tailor Ilts a karakul coat for a customer merous currenCles to reduce the the members are able to bIll each kn w cern of the two countries for flnd 1 th the_. tle tiJDe for deCISIOn between our mIght Igmte the bonfire Thus them reglOnalisaUon means other In the] r respectIve curren tary General when recelvmg an h I n IS a Omle age we av CJ.I fIrSt warnmg and Our need to honorary degree at the Umverslty of l1e proposes that a reform sc 00 ng a solution to the Vetnam prob ways been reqwred to Show res our responses are f1rm but mea creation of a sltuatlOD In wh1ch cles and to clear accounts WIth f r Juvemle delinquents be estab lem reply U our weapons could be sured partlClpatlOn of the people ID a \v de varIety of currency lang ~ac:lihaen n:~c:~~IYOf ~~: ~:~~ ~:~~ ~~~ a~f wde;~:v:tr=ho~t~~ easily destroyed we would have Need For International Cooperation To Combat Hunger uages and laws The claims are , shed n Kabul He recalls that The tun ted Sttatesthas expressed We constantly work toward the plannJDg process IS assured Fr me M n ster Ma wandwal pro n eres n par Cipa og n A/gba to make the fmal deCISIOn m a d h I arms control A test ban agree ThiS IS to be done In Ime WIth then convel ted IOta el{her US to promote fratermty fr: en s PIThsed n a speech last year to es n s an s rd Fve Year Plan The lear power has been essential matter of mmutea Internat onal cooperatIon and Followmg are excerpts ot h s ad feedmg one b1Uwn more persons production the rna n solut on can ment has ended atmosphenc ex the pronounced Government po­ dollars or sterl ng at the dally se\flessness and coex stenee h h tabl sh s ch a SChOO! With money paper concludes Wlth the hope that But we have never rlattlled ~~r self help are necessary mgredlents dress than It does today not be expected to 1e 10 mcr.eosed Sc ence and technology w c roc ets or come care ess y o ....e ploslOns Whl<;h were pOlsonmg licy of setting up local bodies to rate of exchange for each cur from the nat onaJ we fare fund relat ons between the two nations d k • E~ f th t t By protectmg our power n the successful fight aga nst hun The growth of the world s produc Bnt we need 1\ot walt 15 years to acreage rency for the month 1n questlOn have resulted n an arms race atege OJ war 0 e grea the abnosphere We have estab­ facilitate the people managmg agwnst surpnse attack we gIve ger Amer ca s ambassador to the t on of food IS slmply bemg out know the gap between food produc Fifth If follows that the greatest race to the moon and the planets. e~ t:~~1 so:s~~: J~o~m:t:~m~ntan II be f rther stren,ethened conflicts of thIS c ntury have be hshed a hot Ime mstant com theIr own a.ffalrs The Clearing House Was set s ourselves more bme to confIrm UOlted Nat ons sa d n Larend stnpped by the growth n the num bon and demand s steaddy WIden s ngle potent al for lOcreilsed food up n London n January 1947 un and fl racE" to aCQ re pol t cal sup gun when natIOns wrongly murucalJon between the Umted The unplicatIon of thIS polIcy that war has actually begun Kansas last week ber of mouths that must be fed 109 We need not wa t 15 years to product on I es n more sClentlfic der A J Qu n HarklOg He re States and Moscow In case of 1S pronounced In Its refll sense remary g ve I HIe opportun ty to thought others should shnnk be Thus. we have plalJed mlsslles In Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg And to aggravate the problem still know that the world s food must and more product ve farm ng on ex nat ons to th nk of the prosper t) fore theIr m1ght crISIS It means democralisatlOn of the malned manager until retIrement protected underground Sl tes We told a gather ng of mid west far mOre the slowest mcrease In food rome from mcreased product on­ st ng acreage n tl e less developed and the abo t on of h nger the We have worked conslstently As PreSIdent I ordered a cut process of economiC de~lopment n July 1966 when he was suc have placed mtBSlles beneath the mers attend ng the 50th ann versary I roduct on 5 generally Jound 1Il producbon that must at least equal countr es ceeded by FD Cresswell e~s 0 back of unnecessary nuclear pro through creatIOn of democratIcal ieve red ntr es sc! s the to bring nuclear weapons under seas And we have prov1ded con observance of the US land bank those reg ons of the world w th the and exceed the rate of populat on Let me em, has se th s last po ot ~ dutlton and submitted several Iy elected local bodies I to a careful control and to lessen the stant and seoure communlcat on system wh ch prov des credit for most ap d ncrease lO poputat on­ growth f we are to aVOid any wor S and nate themselves ar~ 1he l\lesti t ef re s s hoW- to Tw gg:\- ncandescent and n full members of the National Reforma danger of nuclear conflIct and maJor new proposals to the dlsar The Fourth Plan IS to have an Net annually Cleanng House between strategIc forces and the Amencan farmers reg ons that also contain the new sen ng of \.he present state oC hur mportn t but-to say what every save rs Ives from fear a d an colour gave Amer cans Sunday lon Counc I thJS pohcy has been the policy (jf mament conference In Geneva admm1strattve base ThiS means cost s shared by members pro­ PreSIdent of the UDlted Satets The emphas s I am plac ng on and develop ng countnes-a ld rc ger and malnutr t on and f there se ent fica I y Ira )1ed farmer klows PO) t onately to then groSS ann x et) U Thant s answer es n the her blue gray eyed nnocent look the Umted States of Amenca for These are only first steps But that the present admInIstratIve I do lun.t the the necessity for international co g ons that no v depend more and s to be any hope not for a better -are less mlJortant than kno v ng en ou age neot of h man tar an feel oC childhood The law also proh b ts any refer more tban 20 years now and thIS .not "".ant to they pom.t the way toward the set up must give way to a deve ual cia ms In 1966 the cost was spread of nuclear weapons The operation and self help In combat more on lood mports I fe but for I fe Itself for hundreds ho v to make the best use of them ~47 ngs 1hrough wh ch fr endsh p and From the cover of Newsweek the e ce to Serra Leone s polltlca) WIll contmue to be the polIcy of ultu;nate ehmmation of ultimate lopment onented machInery 1m 000 or $29 per mllhon of dIgnitY and the mterest of our 109 world hunger JS not due to any One stat slJc deallOg w th th s of m t1 ons of people to produ«~ belter seed ho v gross teee veables lual t rna} grOw These obJe ockney model big as life her eyes pC! t es whTch the military dlssolv the Umted States of ArnencA. destructIOn I mtend to follow bued Wlth suffICIent techmcal lack of generosIty or humaOity It alhes demands that they share dangerous fact shouts a vorld w de The p cture s bleak enough n to usef arm mach nery fert I sers NEWS REVIEW I"'TAl t ves h vever can be alta ned onI) enOrmous her I ps slightly parted ed aIter takmg over here We have worked. to aVOId war that course WIth all the patience skIll to carry out the develop s because we firmly believe that the nuclear responSIbility and we ;;at my command warn ng of mpend ng d saster the extreme What can be do e an I other Se' e t fie a ds Th stech h uugh cd at on ubs£> ves the m d surpr se looked 1 ke a boy Nev. spapers are also forb dden to by aCCident or mIscalculatIon ment proJects only way to cope WIth the problem no og,: f lomb ed Ylth moder • I u tJ (' stat on b., d str but The nagaz e s (OVer stOT) quotes I t es or between persons of d trerent Unlit now all these bIts of pot So II was with gunpowder and rate of soclal and economic pro­ provemc ts continued at the r pre­ r ~s to play here and they nr~ The Un ted States through our ~ I ences nl\ after exam n ng Beatr x Miller ed to of BTlttsJ rei g ous fa th are hable to put the nca-now a class1c 10 the com gress Trade With enllal htter have offered me have the wheel so It will be one day puter world-<>f the fIrm whIch sent rate Ir fact the defiCit w II be reas gly turn ng the r attenllo J ubI ( and pr vate agr cultural lh s \\a::;: stated b) the secretary the t:apabll t) f dr vers Traffic Vog ~ as sa) ng that nly ten P 01 sl er n Ja J for not less than been a death or endowed policy WIth the XYZ s Mark I and II Closely related to these factors IS too large to be met by the ent re tu vi at tI ese roles can be agen(' cs IS prepared to work closely of the Mala) s a Mln stry of Com tat st s show that most (dents ears ago somebody 10oklOg I ke t va and n01 more than five years was taken to task by the Human WIth a CanadIan msurance com r,rst generatlon and second as RIghts Commlsslon for havlng no tbe qucstlon of co-ordinatton at the COMECON States food export ng cupaClty of nit the tood W th regard to a concerted attoek a \d <:onstruct vely toward thiS end nerce a d f Justr) Raja Mohar ur uccause dr vers do not know Tw gg) wouldn t have bee 1 notIced fhe Moscow N€w Tun.e" published pany of the Readers DIgest at a well even unto the thIrd and local level Many of the government surplus countr es of the world In tI e food sHunt on tselt certain v th all countnes-the few w th a Negroes on ItS payroll The fIrm By 1970 Bulgana Will have t tJ e e d uf a J rotra ted barga t aUk I s a rl rc~ at 0 5 and bv am one n the fashion buslI1ess a tervew n vhlch the Pakistan reduced rate fourth bodIe... wh ch are overlappmg and 20 years then n lust one gener~ (a ts as we have had oceas or to surpl s and the more w th a defic t protested that It was WIthout doubled her trade WIth the v U u Sov et t ade m s haY," be tauHht 1 dr Vl' (or She has exactl) the r Ji:ht look at ambassador Sulalman All $SId that t 0 a large percentage of tJ e But before that happena be prejudice m these matters and duplicaUng each other espec1ally at c I the UnIted Nut ons are ev: dent I or as the Secretary General of the In al Sov t d e~ntlo t:' t the r ~ht t me Sov et Pak stan relations are now COMECON member coull$rles as Both are easy to ignore but fore everYone sees the computer the vlllage level can be scrapped world 6 peop evil face fam C"­ Let ne qu ckly revew them so that Un ted Nat ons has sa d every l:i t (OUI that to ensure that th,s was so compared With the 1961 1965 per the tr) f he ed tor a prOf oses that tra n The r Ji:ht look adds MJller s developlOg qu te successfully and u less urgent steps are take lOW .> Will kl ow our posrtlon on a (0 ntT) able to hell must JO I r when the quealton My date s for what It IS warts and all tbe apphcat.Jon forms of all em The government departments Will be g rses for nc w dr vr: s be held seve tee and starved And lt have good prospects IOd Accordmg to the trade agree to avert d saster n atter In wh ch you are so direct!) th s great crusade It must belome race should be CaucBBlan On there IS gomg to be the mtermed ployees were fed mto a computer rcsponslble to local autbOrltles and MaliJ)s a s expectc;d to have per u the dCJ artmenl came along at a t me when teenage The peaceful pollc;"'" which the I~te ments that have been SIgned so I Wilt Just menhon a Cew other or cerned a r sade that VIII turn the vorld antal or AsIatic? stares up at 'Stage where the computer IS and the deCISIOn left WIth the rna reg10nal projects will be cremony cltOrll leHers that follow effcctIve barner to econom1C growth we meet the toad crISIS 10 IndIa 109 mo~e tood does not he in these D'Afe-haatstan Bank The Sov et slde IS also anXIous to to the day-surely not far dlSt grammer came from Alabama be purchased from the USSR And gra n as you know m order advanced countr es ADVZRTlllNb nus S And all that hap.PeDS lli that -the programme s soc1al galDs must stra ghten out its trade balance With and had fed m along WIth all the More than 674 mtlhon roubles ant-when It WlIl be c,ted m the affair dl:lSOlves m a gale of be matched With economJC achieve to rna nta n a mlmmum reserve we Third while we are told by KABUL Apr I 4 -The follOWing Mala) s a AccordlOg to offic al (n l1jl lum .seven lm~" per inuTuon) other relevant data the SImple WIll be soent on the supply of Telephone the dLvorce court For it ta the laughter when the Clly treasurer ments In other words the questlon have ncreased our wheat acreage sCientists there is conSiderable pro are the exchange rates at the D Af figures for 1965 the Soviet Un on D13play Column Inch Af 100 fate of ail unIversal panaceas to instrucllon If black reJectl equipment for complete enter - allotment by 15 per cent We now explams It was Just the com of boostmg farm productiVity to m se n unconventional food sources ghaOlstan Bonk expressed In Afgbam vas MalaYSia s fifth brggest export CllU.ijied per II"e 00/4 type Af %0 become SOOner or late-r unlver In America people are begm PflS" from the SOVIet UDlon export about 20 million tons a year puler -that was to blame-It was consohdate the reform movement IS such as those found in the world s per unal of foreign currency market With total sales amounting sal scourges .DIng to understand how easl1y Trade Wlth the other COMECON Val SIJB8CRIPl'ION RATES ove....efficlent VItal but we ld be hard pressed to seas the extent to which these re­ BUYing Selling to 225 000 000 Mala~ Slan dollars = Yearly Af 1008 these things happen With com countrIes Will also tncrease along raise th s figure appreciably al sources can be opened at acceptable F.r ether Bumbers fir.t dial ...,t...... '.. Any man or machme heralded In thlll case no one IS really ThIs IS to be achIeved through to At 75 50 (per US dollar) {about 26000000 sterling) wblle puters. But ID England most lay co,rrespondmg \fnes The pohcy though we shall do our best to can 5 Half Yearly Af 60ll today as the answer to all prob hurt But it is certain that more creaslDg superv1sed credits and str cO;its not yet known We still Af 7600 Malays a only mported about people are shl1 so mesmensed by pursued by Bulgana m her for \ nue to meet emeregency needs w II have to continue to rely tor Quarterly Af 300 Bumber 23M3 24028 2002' lems the cure for all 11Is wllI and more people m officialdom engthenmg the co-operative move Af 2I I 40 (per pound ster!tng) 5 700 000 MalaYSian dollars (about the electroDlcs that they forget eIgn trade 1S an expression of The extent of the emergncy can = surely become by tomorrow or ate gomg to use computers to help roeht both II) Size and scope Deve­ at teast the immediate future on At 21280 (j70 000 sler 109) worth of Soviet that someone s fmger has to push the fact that she has already hest he real sed perh~ps i1 I tell conventJonal lood sources ~f FORBIGN CITculallon and Adver/I11n6 the day afte~ the source of all Wlth decISIons whlc\l properly be lopment of agriculture thtough m 1887 50 (per hucdred DM) goods the start button before anything creased mechamsatlQn Qnd appllcn bUilt uo a big and up-to-date you that 15 years from now the Fourth due to the cost and time Quarterly BxteoSlOO 59 =~ our Ills-the reason for aJI our long to the hUlIjan- mmd and At 1900 00

j [ \ PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMEs fOr pteefll8 cltlcuJatfon. WORLD NEWS IN BlUEF Experts To Keeil • FOR SHEER KARACHI Apnl 4 (DPA)­ m nals no v I v ng n Canada had PM AT SANTA BARBARA WASHINGro'N April 4 (BPA) - T\1ls extenAlve redeployment DELIGHT (C"onld fron paQel) ~ Better Watch A satisfactorY and lastmg settle been d stnbuled to appropr ate Deterrent mlsallea WUl ihe num- which cosl some $150 .hIUlon bad Jri ~ ment of the Kashm r dispute s a government departments States Ronald Reagan Q:overnor of ber one itenl on the alenda wheo some tases led to Iocreased milder Profit Callforn a Harry R Wellman the ULTI precond t On for ap. armament A spokesman decl ned to say the NAT6 nuclear plannJrill commlt nisatlon and refinement ot the de- Prestige acting president of aU state cam On Weather cut n both lnd a and PakIstan 1 ow many names were on the tee meetS on Thursday 10 Washinll fence organisation Portability :,; Pres dent Ayub Khan of Pak s I s wh ch was handed to the Ca p ,hes of the Unlvers ty of Callfor ton U.s. Detence Secretary Robert The largest share or American GENEVA Apnl ~ (Reuter)­ nia Dr Vernon 1 Cheadle Chancel tan sa d he e Monday nad an embassy n"ll enna last 1vfcNamara said here last nillht. material in France was moved to Weather experts from 100 coun He was comment ng on press year by S mon V esenthal the r of the 1:Jnlversity s Santa Bar The secretary told a press con lhe Federal RepubUc ot Germany tr es thiS week set m motIOn a eports hal lnd a under pres na vho racked Ado ( Eichman bara campus and Robert G Neu ference ihat he would discuss llIe This removal which was demand completely new mter contmental manh the US ambassador to Ai su e flom the Un ted States had He also lecl ned to say wh ch question ot Soviet deterrent mlsailes ed by the French I government, meteorologICal system in which KABUL SH) approached Pak stan WIth the departtpents rece ved the hst If ghan stan with his six colleaiUes from West would result iii econbmlc savlogs, artifiCIal satellItes eomputers lIIld Price IV.. J As the un ver.S1ly s chancellor suggest on to reduce the armed a ny act on was bemg taken Germany Canada Italy the Nether which could be measured up 10 the a high s~ed telecommumcatlons read the c tat on flags of .(\fgha forces n both CQUntT es. SINGAPORE Apr I 4 (Reu lands TurkeY. and Britain mUlIons without e.lsentlal\y affect system all play a part stan the US and Canada te ) -Bulsar a has g ven Its trade McNamara also said that Wa'Ih!D' Ing the fightlog strength McNamara I> fluttered smart,) n the ocean Gulbahar Primary Production Upper BONN Ap I 4 (AP) -Arne eprescnta' ve here a mandate to ton s talks with Moscow 0\1 putting said The system known as the ADLAi STEVENSON Herat Traders Propose an and West German spokes negol ate th S ngapore on jO nt breeze an end to the arms race would -...;.-_...... _-~~.....-_....._...,- World Weather Wetch WIll un UA Monda} mo ng before he m n Monday n ght den ed ads ndustr al ventures the repre also corpe under con~derat on at med ately Improve the !fi:curacy School Upgraded At Gulbahar Mills was honoured by the honorary deg New Industrial Plants patch f om London wh ch saId entat ve Stantcho Stantchev the meeting of weather forecasts for 12 to 24 INSTITUTE HONOURS ee P me M n slc Ma wandwal CHARIKAR ","pnl 5 (Bakhtar) he Un ted States s cons der ng a d Monday He stressed that the nuclear plan Ghana Media.tors hours ahead and the advantage HERAT April 5 (Bakhtar)­ MAHMOUD RAQI Apnl 5 m ae an ex-tens ve lour of the un[ Tlle Gulbahar v llage pnmary (Bakhtar) The Gulbahar tex w thdraw ng of ts troops from n ng commIttee had made more to agriculture and mdustrY s Establishment of several factories proposed hy Derat traders was vers campus a scenic complex M~lIWANDWAL KINSHASA Apr I 4 (Reuter) progress durine the last 12 months expected to far outweIgh the ope school was elevated yesterday to discussed at a meeting yesterday of the Derat Chamhcr of Com t Ie m II plans to boost I nen pro­ West Germany o[ mode n bu Id ngs w th the paciOe Arrive In Lagos the level of secondarY school The report has no (oundat on -1 he (ourth sess on of the Con toward atomic cooperation Within rat ng cost merce Deputy Minister of Mines and Industries Dr Mohammad duct on th s year cean on one s de and green moun SANTA BARBARA, Calitornia, April 5­ Parwan Governor Dr Khahl n fact sa d an Amencan. spo golese pari ament opened at the NATO than all that had been made LAGOS Apr I 4 (DPAl-A top Anwar Akbar Mohammad Yousul Fatand director of economIc Pres dent of the company Eng s on he- other Ahmad Abawl said Day after kesman vhen asked about the Pala s des Nat ons here Monday during the prevIous 17 yean level Ghanaian government delega At the 2lk:lay f fth world me Prime MiDJster Mohammad Hashim Malwandwal completed a affairs of the Ministry of Planning Governor Mohammad Sedlq Amanudd n sa d prem ses of the e s te- I an art class n sess on open~ day we hear news of new schools d spatch wli ch sa d that two of ctrternoon It w II cont Due unt 1 The defence ministers will also tion flew mto Lagos from Accra teoralog ca congress which husy official schedule here Tuesday with a reception and lunche and three Deratl Wolesl Jlrgah deputies factory could accommodate more ar1d then nspected the student and educat anal instttut ons elevat mach nery Over 300 new ones he three br gades n each Arne­ a new const tut on has been adop review n depth the development. Sunday for another roupd of talks here Monday more than 3M on In his honour given by former US Ambassador to Afghanis The- Chomber of Commerce has nor the Charpber of Commerce and ewspape operal on where he was ed to h gher evels were purchased from the Sov et ncan d v 5 on are to be sent back ted for the republ c production possible use and con with Nigeria s m Utary ruler Lieute­ delegates 91 e expected to approve tan Louis Dretfus sent to the M nistr es of Commerce the traders pt Herat the M nes and I: ve a opy of the current Slue These ate sIgns of our efforts However t s dely exp~cl sequences of the possible use of nu nant Colonel Gowan detailed plans for the World Wea Malwandwal today flew aboard the sor of history Bnd director at ts and P ann ng proposals made by Ind str es and Commerce M nistr es Un on and the Federal Repubi c o the Un ted States Nt h [eatli es a page one article to move forward promot ng edu cd that the two houses v 11 bc clear weapons Informed sources sa d the delega ther Watch drawn up over the special US AIr Force charter air- Centre for Middle Eastern Studies the Lrading house of Pesarane Mo vou Id cooperate by advis ng them of Germany and are now be ng on Atghan stan w tten by Abdul cation and brmglng tlie develop­ d ssolved before the three month MeNomara made t clear that the lion led by a member of Ghana s last four yeaTs by WMQ plone to ChIcago where a reception Our emphas s Polk sard at the mond tor start ng a tannery with a :lnci ass sting them n pu chas ng nstalled WASHINGTON Apr I Nub of Kandaha a soc 0 ogy ment stage sess on ends The d ssolut on w 11 US was constitutionally restr cted ruling National L beration Council Tiley foresee the nuclei 01 the ond dinner wlll be given 10 his t me ot his appointment, wlll be capital investment of Ai 6 m Jl on r.stnl ng and runn ng the propos The new mach nes have a pro Un ted States ~ or at the ampus duct On capac ty o( 15 m II on b automat <; onCe the new cons as to re ease of nuclear intormo JW Harlly brought nQW proposals Watch as three computerIsed honour by the Adlai Stevenson Ins ess International than mulUnatlon The government he sa d consl a carpet woo sp nn ng i;lctory w th d JJ ants est to shov.. Ma wandwa a, so v sited the cam ut on 5 approved n a ereren ton trom Ghana an mil t'nry 'Culer world meteorolog cal centres n titutc of International Affairs al We hope to focus on problems ders Its pr me duty to extend a cap a nvestment o( Af 5 m A so d scussed at the meeting metres per year In the past year pus rad 0 stat on the cofeter a the 1 But he st essed that bceause of Joseph Ankrah for ending inter Moscow Wash ngton arid Mel On Thursday he wlll return to shared by 0 number of countries but educat onal opportun tIe;. to peo on by Ataullah Arbabzada and we e text e a extrtlc ng ond the Gulbahar m lis produced over m t be held h rtlv book stn e an the m s (' depart nterall ed exchanee of nuclear tr bal tension n Nigeria bourne The ( rst t" 0 are already New York CIty for three days of wbJch may be domestic rather than pie In all corners of the nation shareholde s of Ha i company an cc m::Jk ng pants panned by the 38 m II on metres of cotton and n en s nformot on a long conventional It s the latest or several media n operat on meetings with ftnanc a1 and publlC' diplomatic He congratulated the res dents a urn niumware factdry w th a cap He at Cotton Company wh ch sta t I 769000 metres o( blankets Th 0 ghout h s tou o( the am war such as the Second World War t on moves by Ghana m the past nternotionat organisations Each year the Institute wil ap of the area on the open ng of the tal investment oC A( 3 m 11 on by cd ts cotton g nning p ant Monday Over 64 m II on mettes of cloth p s he epeatedly stopped and talk \ was now nconceivable under the tew months The first ma]or step The centres v II rece "e and The Pr me Minister will leove po nt 15 fellows from var ous parts Gulbahar secondary school and seve a pa ners and ate pant were dyed at the lTl lis Th s was o dents present c rcumstances was a meet ng with the N gerian process data from satellItes ocean New York Sunday endIng a two of the world to undertake a study urged the students to make the p oposed by Mohammad Hassan an a marked ncrease over the MINISTER INSPECTS Among lOOse accompany ng h m He sa d that the number of US m tary enders at Abur Ghana buoys automat c weather stations week vis t to the U.nited States of c uc a war d ssues The Inst most of the faclht es at the r d s lIash n Taq zi.lda I Commerce Chamber prev ous year dur ng wh ch cot h 5 tour were Isaq Shohrayar of CHARDARA CANAL atom (' weapons n Europe amounted ear y n January n desert reg ons apd other sour The two days Malwandwal spent tute w 11 also nold meet ngB of four posal The Deputy M nister of M nes ton product on h t 30 m II on met Kab a g aduate studtmt 0 poll KUNDUZ Apr I 4 (Bakhtar) to 7700 at present Meanwh e twas ees and transm t mfonnat on to n Santa Barbara were crowded sludy g oups and four d(scusslon He asked the people a conl nue nd Indusfi es p am sed. the gave es and b ankets I 000000 metres s ence and p es dent the Agr culture and Ir gat on M a or W thout go ng nto deta s on the that Eastern N ger an yeather stat ons n every cant n w th public and pr vate functions groups eaoh year tocus ng on such as befo e to help all (hey can to m Members Elected C!sso a ed s udents of Af~han stan (orthcomlIlg sess on McNamara re eluding ceremon es Monday at the p obleros as Latm American trade n ter Eng M r Mohammad Ak L eutenant Colonel Chukwemeka em prove and expand schools n the KABUL Apr I 5 (Bakhtar)­ he Un ed States and the un [erred. to t 8S one of the most m Un versity ot Ca fornIa here where the awyer n the deve opment pro NEW ITALIAN ENVOY a Reza yesterday nspected the Odumegwu OJukwu has warned that area S x hund ed and wenty ade s of head yorks of the Charda a Ca e s s v ce chance 0 Dr Steph portant and far reachlne: steps of tlie any attempt by any tore gn power of the unance for the he was g yen an honorary Doctor (Contd on page 4) SHOWS CREDENTIALS 8 Goodspeed Kabul yesterday elected 30 mem al H vas accompan ed by ast decade n NATO development to he p the (ederal gave nment m programme wlH come o( Laws degree KABUL Apr I 5 (Bakhtar)­ Ma wandwa was then honoured bers of the Chamber of Commer Kundu Gov nor Faq Alef McNamara announced that w th pose econom c sanct ons agatns h s fr'Lm nd v dual countnes But Ma wandwa later was guest of The new Ital an ambassador to n('heoo g ven by Dr ana honour at a reception given by Dr ee and f ve alternate members UNITED NATIONS Apr I 5 and Sena a Nash r The Char d awal of US forces from France eg 0 wou d be ega ded as a nat 0 sneed ng ass stance w 11 the court of Kabul Anton 0 de Chead e n the chancellor s Grenacle, Gun Battles Erupt they are (AP) -UN secu y agents lara canal r gates more than bad released 18000 troops for duty severe provocation be able to apply for this to the Vernon I Cheadle the un versity Monteforte presented h s creden neon campus elsewhere chancel a and hat even ng was aunched an nvest gat On Tues 50000 acres of land 0Jukwu was speak ng a Un ted Nat ons Development t a s to H 5 Majesty the K ng yes Khwa a Azmudd ~ Shah day nto the poss b 1 ty that some f\ d ng he uncheon were Their dependents had been e­ at Aba n eastern N ge a the featured speaker at a d nner Af er talk ng 0 he res dents of Fund and to a spec al voluntary Again In Terror. StruckAden terday n Delkusha Pa ace Mohammad Bahar Lal one ns de the world orgamsat on me M n stc Pearson and Sed turned to the Un ted States he sa d day He a so sa d thal any further ma king the 99th ann versary of Ute h a ea Eng Reza sa d that he fund to be set up by WMO ADEN April 5 (Reuter)­ Later on the ambassador ac Haj Abdul Rahman Mohammad n ay have been respons ble for k bo h of whom later were to The Secretary stressed that the m~t ng between the eg ons or Cound ng ot the univers ty Cluld OOn end a eam of ex The congress w II be called up- BrItish troops were attacked with grenades ID three dIstricts of compan cd by Mohammad Am n Hash m Oaftar M r Mohammad a boobyt apped book that blew he hono a y degrees with w thdrawal had not resulted m any N ge a mus be on the bas s oC The d nner to be g ven by the pe u vev and study the on approve the WMO budllet Aden yesterday as nationalists held demonstrations and strikes Etemad pres dent of the protocol Na m M r Mohammad Yakub up n a Cuban delegate s [ace p Afgha P me Mister Gov essential disadvantages nor bad t assoc at on as save e gn un ts new Adlai Stevenson Institute of } ael rk:) n r1r Ie mpr v(' I he nex fou yea s staged for the UN mission trying to bring peaceful mdependence department n the Fore gn M n s HaJ Abdul Rah m Mohammad Ev denc ava lable nd cates Reagan We mann Ambas weakened western defence at a Inte nat onal Affairs n honour of try wen to the mausoleum of Ii I n to South ArabIa Tah r Sarwar Haj Ahmad Jan hat tli b k def n tely was Neumann and two former The only effect, he continued had P me M n ster Maiwandwa Apr I la te K ng Mohammad Nader Casua t es n the attacks on tne Mohammad Hakim Mohammad rna lod at on f the t vo UN mbassado s a Afghan stan been a certa n ncreased vulnerab 5 w I be one of ts first torma mons a a s f am va nat ana s Shah to lay a wreath D cyfus and Sheldon M1I1s tunct ons B t sh n the She kh Othman d s organ sations Monday n Dha a Am n Ghulam Ahmad Sayed po [[ 0 uu add tonal nfor FARM COURSE OPENS I Ly of the supply and commun ca Sovief Union, Malaysia Agree The ambassador of Italy was Mortaza Abdu Hab b Samad €' The recently estab shed lnst tute t ct n the C ate Town a ea whe e About UUO demons a a s oC the rna on wh ch came to I ght dur GARDEZ Ap I 4 Bakhta) A ept on and d nne was g ven ons lines wh ch had been removed bor Naples He rece ved h s Ma vandwa Monda even ng honour ng the memory of the late two g enades exploded ond two banned Nat ana L bera on Front :la Haj Faq r Mohammad ng the day to a poss ble ns de T en v tbree farmE'rs enrolled n trom Fll3nce to Belg um the Nether deg ee n law from the Un vers t (" ve stamp s To Open Diplomatic Ties Ame can Ambassador to the Un ted sho s we e fired were th ee k I ed (NLF pa aded oppos te wo a my hoshb n Sayed Mohammad or goof the book bomb tself a I m n h ('ou -se opened vester lands L xembou g and West Ger ty 0 Naples entered he d p Nat ons and tarmer gaverno ot and several nJured mps au s de Dha a w th NLF and Al ub Moh3mmad Yousuf Mo A UN pokesman sa d a gum day b he Ja Ma dan rural man.> KUALA LUMPUR AprJ! ~ (Reuter)­ amat c serv ce 34 years ago III no s offic ally opened ts doors A few demonstra ors sta ted bon l:i sh ba ne S h 3.n n ad Anwa Mohammad Sa n cd add e s labe ava table on y development P jec The curse MalaYSia yesterday agreed to set up diplomatic relations with the Our ng these years he held d f Home News In Brief n Ch cago on February 5 1967 the fi cs or rubb sh n Crater Town Shortly afterwards about 400 sup h Saf Nour Gul Ha Abdul to UN employees and correspon w II teach mproved methods of War On Hunger SovIet Union Its first tIes With any Communist country ferent posts at the Fore gn M n 6 67th anniversary of Stevenson s s ene of boody gun and grenade po te s oC the Front fa L berat on Az z Abdul Lat ( Haj Wal Mo den s as used n rna I ng the farm ng and harvest ng and hov. The dec s on mark ng a maJor1948 try and has been posted n Mo­ Con d fro pag, 3) BritIsh Ma,ket birth batt es between Br t sh troops and ot the Occup ed Sou h Yemen hammad Eng Mohammad Saleh package 0 Cuban Cha ge d Af I f tore gn pol cy sh it b) the t ad tion But the government n recent naco Frankfurt Rabat Madnd KABUL Apr 4 (Bakhtar)­ to ut e cs s t he bes ad answers they (orget how The d rector of the Inst tute Is nat anal sts Monday but they d s FLOSY) a so gathered ou s de the Sultan Mohammad Hab bullah fa rs N olas Rodr guez He was vantag<, a y an commun st Malays an gov s ateme 1s has drawn a d stinct on and Havana o Am r Mohammad Mohebza W lIIam R Po k nte nationally pc sed when they fa ed to attract fede a a my and the r va demons Mansour Mohammad Tah r Ke bu ed superf 0 ally when he depends on the man who Entry RDlsed At e nmen was announced n a com between doctr nes oC v a ent reva In recent years he served as da pres den of the nspect on de­ Th s s he econd such course known author ty on tore gn affairs Btshtoops a a sater co ded n Dha a shawarz Mohammad Eshaq opened t n h s of! ce Monday asks t the questions mun que ssued at the s gn ng of ut on advoca cd by some countr es partment of the Publ c Health opened by th. Ja Ma dan rural In yes\Crday s valence 23 people ch ef of the (orelgn affairs de Alternate members Ghulam If they ve not started do ng so the llrst trade agreement between and the pol cy of peaceful coex st and a Univers ty of Ch cago protes FLOSY last n ght openly accused M n stry Ipft Kab I Monday for nf'vel p nen prOje t w e wounded partment of the Fore gn M n stry Mohammad Mohammad Shar f alrcady local authont es w 11 no Bonn Meeting the two countries ence as proc a med by the Sov et the NLF of k 11 ng one of ts men N~ Deln a JH t pate n a se Another Arab was k ed and n ne and has represented Italy on var Merajudd n Sher Bahadur A{ oubt sao be aUocat ng the r Fee ng has run h gh aga nst Com Un on n erater Town The accusat on was French Assembly m nar on hosp tal management BONN Apr I 4 (DPA) -Br were nJured n a clash between de o'»s nternat anal commISS ons rad and Abdul Ahad Ham d coune 1 houses by computer or mun sm n Malays a s nee the 12 D rect trade re at ons between the made by a FLOSY speaker at the Most of the southeast As an la n WIll soon dec de on wheth~r g us ng them to dec de whIch com yeaq ebe I on wh ch bake out n tw nat ons has become vital since Thant In Geneva aves de of Ha der Al Shamsh r countnes are tak ng part n the to apply agam for memb~rshlp Vice Presidents p ehens ve school a ch Id should b an Aden A ways c e k found r d 10 he SOy et Un on became the g ~anellopoulos 2 day sem na go to And no doubt the council the European Economic Com GENEVA AprJ! 5 (AP) -Um To dIed w th bullets n the morn ng muruty (EEC) BntlSh ambassa gest buyer of Malays an rubber FIve, Nation Observer Team lors or aldennen Wlll Sit on thelr ted NatIOns Secretary-General U Observe s here be eve the va Include Cwnmunist BAGHLAN Apr I 4 CBakhtar) dor n Bonn Sir Frank Robert MEETING bo ster ng fall ng market pr ces of Thant arnved here Wednesday eather benches smugly satlSfl ECAFE the commodity by shopp ng for y between the two a gan sat ons -Governor Mohammad Baq You told Bntlsh and West Gennan for a four-day stop durmg wh,ch Present Cabinet ed that all charges of favourab $288000000 Malays an (about has taken a ser aus tu n s nce the Arrives For Sabah Elections ~ufza yesterday comm 5S oned a trade delegates here last night Con d fro pagel he 15 to have rountme annual diS 1sm or d seT m nat on w 11 auto 34 000 000 ster ng) worth on the NLF b oke away from FLOSY ast JESSELTON Sabah AprlI 5 (Reuter)­ carpet weaVlng mach ne n the mat cally be groundless S r Frank stressed that at pre The conte ence e ected Ho ch ro cusslons v th the heads of the On Aprd12 anuary on grounds that FLOSY IndoneSIan ohservers to Sabah s forthcommg elections saId here sent the tide favounng fresh ap­ London and S ngapo e rna kets last Baghlan pr son But w II they take any steps Asaka ch et Japanese delegate as yea vanous Ul\ Illlencles based 10 thiS had (a led to real se nat onal un ty Tuesday then government would not accept the outcome of the proach to the communIty IS ron Th s was the second mach ne o( o make ~ure they understand cha rman of the sess on and as de city ATHENS Ap 5 (AP)-New In C~ ra FLOSY Secretary Gene mng h gh n Bntam and added elections as an mdlcatIon that the people of Sahah had voted to s k nd to be nstalled thero The the pr nc pies that really govern puty eha rman IndoneSIan Fore gn U Thant declined to answer any Greek P ern er Panay at s Cane a a Abde Ka vee Mackawee sa d that Her Majesty s government stay m MalaYSIa i rst went nto operat on 10 years computer sc ence? For n the com M n ster Adam Mal k Austraban questions at Geneva s aupert and poulos announced Tuesday n ght berat on forces and commandos A spokesman sa d they cons de expected very soon to reach Asked f Ma ays an Indones an re ago The mach ne uses 001 f om s Fo e gn M nister Paul Has uck Vietnam said he IS saving any statements that he would p escnt his r gh s throughout South Arab a had been ed he e ect on as a genera e eel on puter age t s as mportant for the r decls on ons wou d be mp oved af er Kabul woollen m lis hem and the r sen or officials Marce a S Ba atbat secretary of unt I later Wednesday when he s gave nment before Pad ament Ap a dered to k I as many Br t sh to choose the state eg s at ve as the e ect ons (po ng s to open on Br tam sought once before to the Ph ppme department of Com (Contd fran page ) 12 to be able to look over the pro­ scheduled to lunch WIth UN troops as they could sembly not as a referendum April 8 and last to the end at the enter the SIX nation EEC but meree a d Industry and Tha Na a al uf 08 m ss ons over North sho loor and know correspondents Canellopoulas was choseD. as Pre But he den ed that they had been The seven man Indones an delega month) Basr ss replied th s was for KABUL Apr I 4 nly sat n the House of Commons Tue~ not approved s ogan banne sand p ctu eS of UAR they have vov.ed to say n Ma a ve e be ng fUlly consulted at but a pact ca ea ty a short tl gh f am V e nam late day and heard at first band the Br The p opased new electoral sys P es dent Nasser and Mackawee s a If th 5 s so we cannot help each stage oC Br La n s efforts to The Secretary General sa d the yesterday t sh government s support to the em was cons de ed essential tor One p ocess on banne a so ac But h go e nment wou d no Weather Forecasc LBl On A Power JO n the EEC successes have also shown that m Meanwh the Un ed S a es A J\mer ca posit on in South Vietnam sma pa t es to surv ve the general cused the NLF of. k ng Shamsh a, ep he out a ne as an nd cat on