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Liu Shao-Ch- i, Wife Arrive Here For Visit SSllSS3f pS9:fIf' At The Invitation Of Their Majesties

Shao-ch- KABUL, 4. Liu i, Tunj-Hsin- Vice-Mjnis- tr April the come. ,, ... of Public President of the People's Republic of His Majesty the King and their Secrurity; Feng Hsuan, Deputy China, his wife and presidential com- honourable, guest inspected a guard qf of the Standing Commit- panions arrived here at 10 am at the honour. tee of the National People's Congress; invitation of His Majesty the . King A salute welcomed, the Pre- Wang Tao-ha- of the and Queen of . sident of China as the band was play- Commission for Economic Relations ir His Majesty and Her Majesty the ed the national anthems of Afghanis- with Foreign countries; Lai Ya-L- i, Queen received their guests at Kabul tan and People's Republic of China. Director of Protocol Department, Min- International Airport which was de- Some of those accompanying Presi- istry of Foreign Affairs; and Chang corated with flags of Afghanistan and dent Liu Shao-c- are Chang Han-f- Tung, Director of First Asian Depart- People's China. of Foreign Affairs; Wang ment, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Their Majesties the - King and the Queen, Marshal Shah Wall Khan Ghazi, Prime Minister Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal and his wife, Dr. Abdul Zahir, the President of the Bakhtar Correspondent Writes Wolesi Jirgah; Senator Abdul Hadi Dawi, the President of the Meshrano On Chinese President's Visit Jirgah; Ali Mohammad, the Minister of Court; members of the cabinet, the jr-'-:J April Afghan ambassador ; in China and the kabul; 4.. is expected during state of Shao-ch- Chinese ambassador in Kabul, the It that the visit President Liu i on Chairman of the Chinese-Afgha- n of China talks will be held between the two sides issues of

Friendship Society, . the governor of mutual interest including international 'affairs and relations bet- Kabul, and the mayor of the city wel- ween the two neighbouring nations. comed the guests near the plane. The Chinese leader arrived here Sine-Afgh- an relations, says the As President Liu Shao-c- was dis- along with Foreign Minister Chen commentator. embarking fromthe plane, His Majesty Yi at the invitation of His Maj- Relations between the two ' Majesty King his guest, Chairman Liu Shao-ch- i, inspect the guard of honour at welcomed him. His Majesty introduced esty the King. , countries in different economic His the and the officials who were present to wel- Afghanistan was among the and cultural fields have been wid- Kabul airport this morning. come the President of China. first nations which extended off- ened and both countries have Shao-c- icial . President Iiu introduced the recognition to the People's founded friendship societies Republic ' HM members of his entourage to His of China and the two which are rendering effective Receives PM Jodrell Bank Gets Signals Majesty the King and Her Majesty the countries have respected the prin- services for the cause of promot- 4. ' KABUL, April Prime Minister Queen. - : ciples incorporated in the Ban- ing goodwill among the peoples Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal Was Luna-- W . dung Declaration, Bakh- Marshal Chen Yi, the Deputy Prime writes a of the two nations. . received by His Majesty the King at From USSR's Probe correspondent on Minister and Foreign Minister, it' ac-- tar commenting Gul Khana Palace Sunday noon. 'companying Afgha- the Chinese President Chinese President' visit to When Foreign Minister Chen Prime Minister presented His Lovell Believes Craft In Moon Orbit " - The to Kabul Airport was packed with nistan. Yi visited Afghanistan earlier Majesty the King an account . his JODRELL BANK, England, April 4, (AP). says of people welcoming President He that at the Bandung last year an agreement was sign- five-da- the of y trip to western parts of 'Afgha- After' a series of conflicting announcements, Sir Bernard Lovell China. , Conference of 1955 the represen- ed on the basis of which China nistan during the audience. expressed belief Sunday night that the Soviet space probe Luna-1- 0 Residents of Kabul including school tatives of African and Asian agreed to extend a 10 million Maiwandwal returned from the trip is around moon. children while waving the national countries became acquainted with pounds lean to Afghanistan. This in orbit the Saturday afternoon. telling newsmen, "my guess Calculations based on the perfor- flags of Afghanistan and China were the Chinese envoys. Chinese assistance has been ap- After is that one probe is either on the mance of the Soviet Union's earlier shouting "She Raghla" meaning wel-- From the start, Afghanistan has preciated by the people and gov- Official Testifies endeavoured to restore the right ernment of Afghanistan. moon or in close orbit around it,"' moon probes set arrival time in the of People's Republic of China in Talks are continuing between i On 1344 Budget the scientist retired to his chart room vicinity of the moon at about 2100 Bakhtar Installs the world body, and believes Afghan and Chinese delegations to study frequency changes. When GMT. that the government of the Peo- on finding the fields in which this Before Commission he came out he said: Previous moon rockets have taken New Transmitter ple's Republic of China is the ,Chinese credit will be ' utilised '.The most logical explanation three and half days in the journey 'KABUL,' April 3.-- Chief only legal representative of ' agreed of the from extremely complicated records from earth. . KABUL, April 4. The installation the and it is that the best Budget Department in Finance Mi- is unmanned package of instru- of a transmitter and six receiving sta- Chinese people. sphere in which the assistance that the probe isi in orbit of the Jhe nistry Yar Mohammad testified be- ments is expected go into tions to hook up the Bakhtar The Bakhtar correspondent can be exploited is .agricultural moon and is not on the surface of to a moon ' Newt fore the Finance and Budget Com- ' Agency writes while the two countries, in projects. the moon." orbit to provide ah observation sta-- " with six provincial centres was mission of the Meshrano Jirgah completed their contemporary history have Lovell said signals that blanked tion with cameras and sensitive last week and it is hoped Tuesday morning on 1344 budget will launched similar struggles against Also the two countries signed a out earlier, were picked up again "ears" tuned to wrest more secrets that it be officially inagurated soon, which was approved through a Luna-1- 0 from nearest neighbour. the agency announced Sunday. foreign influence and domination border treaty in 1963, the demar- - from at 1943 GMT. the earth's Royal decree last year in the ab- This is thought to Through the network provided by and have made sacrifices to re- Cation of which was fulfilled in probe have' gain sence of Parliament during the latter He said this was compatible with enormous possibilities in , helping West German technical assistance pro- their independence, they 1964. The signing of the treaty part of the transitional period., , its coming from behind the moon. Soviet scientists gramme the news agency will be able also consider useful and effective and the completion of its demar- prepare to put a "It confirms our belief that Luna-1- 0 the exchange of visits between cation work are an example of ; All royal decrees have to be ap- man on the moon. Experts believe to transmit radio teletype news to pro- is in the moon's orbit," Lovell vincial centres of Kandahar, Herat, their leaders for further consoli- good neighbourly relations bet- proved by the newly-conven- par- such an attempt may be made either dation of good relations and mu- ween two told newsmen. by the Soviet Union or the U.S. Baghlan, Nangarhar and Pakthia. the countries. V liament, according to Constitution. . i respect and good neighbour-- , before 1970. Sakhi Ahmad Farhad who returned tual He reported "a burst liness. .... from the provincial tour with experts . of signals just before 10 p.m. indi- A treaty of mu- ' Luna-1- 0 last week said Sunday each receiving friendship and cating that the probe is in orbit" will provide the Soviet station is equipped with emergency tual and a bound- Lovell said the Luna-1- 0 signals Union with her second triumph in treaty Af- Rusk Feels South Vietnamese ary was signed betwene Be- moon exploration instruments so that when there is - a were switched off at 1749 GMT. in two months.. ghanistan and China -- The The first was the -- failure in local power :systenr, the1 in1960. fore anouncing.this, he said the . sqf landing of. " main features Luna-- 9 own power supply could be put of the treaty are Moving Toward Elected Govt. appeared to "have been on Feb. 3 on the barren "' respect for each others sovereign- in operation.' , " fired and "the probe is moving very rock, surface of the ocean of storms. ty and independence and Soviet scientists c The transmitter, with 20 kilowatt WASHINGTON, April 4, (Renter). close to the moon." were due Sunday in the affairs of one night to try to put a scientific ins- power, has been installed in Yaka Secretary of State Dean Rusk, said Sunday night downfall Meanwhile another AP despatch other... These form the basis of that from Bochum, West Germany trument package into near orbit Toot where Radio Afghanistan's trans- of the South Vietnam's military government did not appear "in adds: mitters are also operating.; The Bochum Observatory reported around the moon, a key step toward the cards". ; Sunday night that it had begun re landing a man there. Kosygin, Wilson He said in a television inter- Some or healthy." ceiving clear signals from the Soviet The unmanned Soviet moon probe ; view: "the armed forces have ships of U.S. allies sailing to" Luna-1- 0, Linden Museum Publishes the moon probe Luna-1- 0. launched Thursday, had - ' TV India most solid and integrated and or- North Vietnam carry little of this Pamphlet On Badakhshan Visit The Bochum Observatory reported announced purpose. . ganised power in the country". military importance "it's more KABUL, April 4. A pictorial pam- NEW DELHI, April 4, (AP).-Pr- ime at 1945 GMT Sunday that the "Now they themselves have an- of a political question than is phlet on social and economic condi- Minister Indira Gandhi said it Soviet satellite Luna-1- 0 had begun nounced that they want to move military question." Afghan Press Delegation tions of the northeastern province of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and transmitting the communist anthem, toward a constitutional civilian, N President Johnson operates Badakhshan has been published in the British Prime Minister Harold Wil- "the internationale." Calls On W. BengalChief government" more like former President Harry Federal Republic of Germany. son would be visiting India in the The report came after the obser- The prospect was that S. Truman while former Presi- KABUL, 4. The Archeological Institute of months ahead. they vatory had said the satellite's ele- April The visiting Af- would appoint a group of civilians dent John F. Kennedy was ghan Press in Stuttgarter Linden-Museu- conducted She said. U.S. President Lyndon more mentary signals 'had ceased at Delegation Calcutta call- to draft a constitution to be sub- like former president Franklin D. ed on Chief Minister a series of research in that part of Af- Johnson has also accepted an invi- 1845:50 GMT. The observatory P.C Sen on mitted to the S. Vietnamese people Roosevelt in ghanistan covering tation to visit India in principle. administrative style. had begun to receive March 28 when thehief Minister pre- Faizabad, Munjan at some 'sort of referendum Johnson makes large the sigpals ; or use of the sented the members of the delegation and Zeibak areas in 1962. Mrs. Gandhi spoke to newsmen plebiscite after moonrise Sunday night' this year and hold elec- - . regular federal departments, with autographed copies The research was conducted by Dr. at Palam International Airport as At 2055 GMT, the observatory of his book tidns as soon as possible after- whereas Kennedy "likdd to ex- "New Dimension". ; Peter Snoy and Dr. Friedrick Kussmaul. she returned from ten days abroad reported that periodic interruptions wards. plore ideas with a considerable The delegation also visited Their work lasted until May, 1963. during which she visited Paris, of Luna-10- 'i signals indicated that Central V. "We have been impressed by number of people.! ' Glass & Ceramic Research The result of their studies has been London, Washington, New York the satellite may be orbiting the Institute and - the way in which the present showed keen interest in published in the form of a pamphlet and Moscow, talking with world the Central Intelligence Ag- moon once every 70 to 80 minutes. its activities.' leadership of the generals has The Public Relation Officer in the last quarterly edition of Tribut leaders at each stop. ency does not get into any Such a duration for an of the thrown itself into the necessity orbit West Bengal Journal. Leaving Moscow she told repor- activities without advance State would indicate that the satellite was Government gave a for economic and political and ' in Department luncheon honour of the Delegation. -- The the pamphlet, the scholars have ters she had explained India's posi- social approval, and the "not too far," from the moon's sur- development, alongside of "while The guests included leading carefully studied the history of the tion on the implementation of the CIA collecting information face but he said he could not esti- Calcutta the military effort." Rusk said. journalists and editors. people of the area and its geographical Tashkent agreement On plays no significant policy mak- mate the distance. other matters Rusk said: The delegation also visited the and climatic conditions and have given During her meeting with Kosygin, ing role. A Reuter despatch from Moscow, Central while peaceful discussion and gineering & ' if he had anything : Locomotive Works and a minuW account of agricultural, the architect of the Tashkent Dec- peaceful demonstration to do over says "The Soviet Union's moon is a pro- again the Tata Iron A Steel Company in- and gardening methods of the laration, Mrs. Gandhi also discus- per differently, Rusk, who has satellite Luna-1- 0 was due to reach part of U.S. democracy, rowdy-dis-m cluding people of Badakhshan. been Secretary of State since its goal the Housing colonies. sed Soviet aid to India, including and other features of last night on a mission to some 1961, would re-d-o On March 30 the delegation visited The pamphlet also contains useful food. S. "like to the bay pave the way for a trip by ... Vietnam protests are not "whole- - ' the Foundry Forge information on the economic status of ; . (Contd. on page 4) Plant the Heavy Machine Building the people along with pictures. . plant and the Train- ing Institutes of the Heavy Pictures for the pamphlet have been Engineering Corporation in Ranchi. Later provided by Hermann Schlenket The the mem- bers of the delegation were authors have thanked Afghan authori- entertained if- - to tea by local press men. The delega- ties for their cooperation in " completing tion left this scientific study. Calcutta for Bombay on 1 March 31. . Ferou&hi Presents Credentials KABUl April 4. The new Iranian Ambassador in the Court of Kabul Seminar On Inspection Mahmoud Feroughi, presented his Opened In Kabul credentials to His Majesty jhe King at KABUL, April 4. In a 11:30 a.m. Sunday. seminar held In the Prime Ministry's Feroughi later, accompanied 1y the General -Accounting "and "Audit- deputy chief of the protocol depart- ing Office Tuesday was approv- ment of Foreign Ministry, it Ghulam ed that in accordance with Farouq, placed a wreath on the mauso- the policy statement govern-me- n, leum of the of the. late King Mohammad auditing and Nadir Shah. accounting ins- pectors should make new moves to avoid unnecessary evnenriiHira STOP PRESS ana losses oi .pu,bJicw-- v MCARTA, APV-- lna wiicr according to Minister Malik- - said Ah w a hew law Monday t.i?ffice must msDect the way that his country will return public money ha to the United Nations and will seek to the capital and improve ' in the provinces. relations with the United He said States... the seminar has been held to solve Malik speaking the. various difficul- at a news conference, ties the inspection gave no detail of the new Indonesian are facing in their day-to-d- - government's contemplated return to work. The results of such seminars are the world organisation. Kabul students and residents gave to be a rousing welcome to Chairman Liu Shao-ch-i despite the rain. published in a special bul letin, every three month. ' "APRIL 4, 19G6 Page 2 THE KABUL TIMES

S.- - Editor-in-Chi- ef Observation TIMES - Khalil, Study, Suggests UN Peace THE KABUL Telephone: 24047 , 1 Thant. The United "Nations needs a pro--, containment of violence in .the reg- - of UN Secretary; General v v Editor k . i .... . duties' would cover, such Shafie Rahel, ressionai peace ooscrvnuuu vuips iu ion carries with it the danger of es 'Their every day except Fridays by the Kabul Times ' warring Published help in patrolling world trouble' calatlon". activities as separating for Publishing Agency a cease-nr- e, mvesuga- - For other number! first spots, a group of foreign attain The study was requested by the ces, achieving reporting the fact of Inci- - dial switchboard number experts has told the U.b. disarma- - Disarmament Agency to. determine :ting"und settling disputes, reporting on 23043, 24028, 24026. ment Commission. whether enlarged peace observation .dents, agreements The report was given in a study, - and oeacekeeDina activities by the violation of truce and financed by the Disarmament Agen United Nations would help to create the like.., ,,.,. v., ...... Circulation and Advertising: cy and prepared by the Washington a political climate in the world fa- At a later stage of development, Extension 59 : profes- Centre-o- f agreements. the study suggested langer Foreign Policy research. , vourable to disarmament organisations of peace ob- The Centre is part of the. School of r The researchers concluded that more sional ; Editorial: Ex. 24, 58 Advanced International Studies ' at extensive peace efforts would have servers might be formed and in this T" . ' ' that effect. r " 7 7Tt: connection a dfps of 267 "officers'7 ins-- .. cost of about $9 million is sug- Printed by Government The study surveyed score of : They also decided, however, that, at a the smallest feasible group Printing Press tances, beginning with the League at the moment, with the United Na- gested as and to deal with, several trouble: spots of Nations alrnost half a , century tions in financial difficulties t"- ago, in which international organi- - with continuing East-We-st different at ..onoe- w- Costs also given for larger sations- - have , undertaken to stop ces over its peacemaking activities, were million a 516-ma- n iimiiinimiiHiiiiiiiiiuiiiNliinmiiMimmiiiHiiiiiiiiniHiiniiiim small wars by separating belligerent evert a small step to create a pro- group $17 for armies while efforts are made for fessional corps would be difficult to corps and over $30 million for a ; ,' 1,002-ma- n corps. . ' Nations. v peaceful, settlement, , achieve., .. . . :.J ,' Shao-Chi- of China in the United , Liu 's Visit In welcoming. President Liu Shao-Ch- i, we The study reported that the Uni- They recommended, therefore, im- beginning member coun-- . The report .of the research aroup strengthen ted , Nations is still haying to that as a are sure that his visit will further ' group of is being studied by the : Disarma- The visit of Liu Shao-Ch- i, the President of between the two neighbouring prove groups to meet such crises and tries contribute "a small the relations mili- could form the ' : . specially selected and trained ment Agency. It the People's Republic of China and his entou- " ' ..' commented , ..... countries. - per- proposals to the Uni- rage to Afghanistan at the inivitation of His "Improving a peace observation tary observers,' who would be basis for U.S. time is of the manent international civil servants" ted Nations, for . creating a profes- Majesty the King is another signpost in the mission is risky where . Delaying the control and subject exclusively to the authority sional group of UN peacemakers. long friendship between the two neighbours. Cutting Down On Luxuries essence. !'.'. Although Afghanistan and China have had many ties during the past several centuries and Prime Minister Mohammad Hashim Mai-wandw- al Afghanistan was one of the first countries to in his Id message again clearly stated New Generation Of Politicians recognise the People's Republic, the friendship the needs of the country and his government's Britain's and cordiality have been further strengthened plans to meet Ihera. He also made an appeal ranks university ; of stature big enough to challenge since establishment of diplomatic relations to economise by avoiding The country squire and the cloth , largely from the of th( to the public at large " Heath his modern brand of early 1955. foreign-mad- e and other luxu- cap may be going into retirement as and i, secondary school .teachers. and in the use of clothes : ' ' journalists, doctors,, law- ! Toryism'.--- i 7 7 Exchange of official visits of the leaders of -- -- . svmbols of Britain's Conservative There are ' ries. 7T- 7.,..:,.: ... T ses- scientists, businessmen, a Heathfi who "will be 50 in July," S" the two countries has been one main cause for As Prime Minister stressed in his Id and Labour parties in the new yers, the ' ' a bearded i expected to. hold off any challenge,' sion of parliament. t ' housewife and even the development of friendship between the two message something ought to, be done by the ' emerging Bri- artist. ' '' ;.:' j first and foremost because 'there are' His Majesty the King visited China in end, not totally at In their place are nations. people about putting an if tech- Only handful are manual J few Conservatives of sufficient sta-- ( tain's new men the teachers, a ' 1964 Majesty . ; ; October along with Her the of luxury goods. . least partially, to the use nologists and political professionals workers. Their average age is 7jn ture to replace him. 7' Queen. Majesties' visit which was ac- leadership Their At present, as the statistics from various who will try to change the character the 30s. Almost all went to college, Possibilities for the are by claimed the. Chinese press as a "new, great official sources reveal, our imports are frequent- of Britain's ancient House of Com- some to Oxford or Cambridgetwo former chancellor of the exchequer contribution" to the growth of friendship bet- ly larger than our exports. r mon; The accent will be, above all, voting districts which labour cap- Reginald Maudling, passed over by ween Afghanistan and China was followed by difficult, frankly speaking, to when parliament meets-- ' tured simultaneously for the first the party last July m choosing It may be on youth ' history. There is even a Heath, and former Labour minister . the visits of Chinese leaders here and exchange stop using all luxury goods at once. But there April 21. time in represent of cultural and educational delegations. are certain items which people can avoid us- The newcomers are largely on the new Labour MP wno went to won, Ian Macleod. But both "modernising, liberal doc--" En-L- ai ' training ground for the the same Since 1955 not only Premier Chou Afghanistan today imports Labour side, since Prime Minister , traditional ing. For Instance, ' "' lit-- - ; as Heath and would offer and Vice Premier Chen Yi have visited Afgha- Ministry of Mines and Wilson's party gained 49 seats. The Tory .elite. trines many cigarettes. If the tle''advantage in a change.' nistan but several other delegations of cultural steps to import and Tories also had a small handful of There seems some danger that the Industries takes immediate join up with ; Conservatives from Heath down leaders, sportsmen, women, and journalists, newcomers, but their process of new intellectuals may install a cigarette manufacturing plant in the in" make trouble ; were busily assessing "the ' reasons - modernisation', is underway a , Labour's left wing and ' have been exchanged. - country and people cooperate by not smok- ' 1 Party's victory. the sense; The - voters retired for Wilson. This will not be clear for the Labour treaty of Friendship negative 7 The and Mutual foreign cigarettes we might be able to save ; . Heath told a news conference that ing one after another of the old Tory till parliament, meets. , a ' be--' and boundary treaty concluded some of our scarce foreign exchange. guard leaders, reflecting the mood of The Sunday Times questioned 5U ,a more formal party study will between the two countries are other signposts ' Ministry of Commerce pre- Labour hopefuls before the election gin Monday after he has had It is time the change in the country. ' -' his home of peaceful between the two na- pared and announced an index of.what It terms Ravan Gunter, Minister 6i Labour on ideological issues such, as ,yiet- weekend of rest at in' ' tions with different social systems. The main luxury goods. Facts and figures should accom- and union official and chairman of nam, the .common warxei ana wage Broadstairs, Kent" ' of treaty respect l ' '" execu- restraint .It found only. 5 on the He said that at first reading he features the are for each pany this list . the Labour party's national basic . the ..de- - non-inte- rf side Wilson. V . saw two reasons for other's sovereignty and independence, and ,.. The preparation and publication of such a tive said: , 7 ,7 7 , of ' erenc in the affairs of one another. list will have three main advantages: it will The significant thing is the num- .Some of Heath's new Conservative were swept out in the 1. Prime Minister, Wilson's Afghanistan and China are both working serve as a guide to the people; it will show ber of lads who come up from the technocrats A. the new techni- Labour tide. Among them is D, avid ; Labour gpyernment- has 'had, pttly 37 for advancement and progress, fought in- working class to be have our investors the fields in which they can Heath's chief months in office and the electorate cians. The old Howell, , one of the against colonial rule, have great respect for the vest be assured of the protection of given longer and the the rest of it, may idea men. . , balieved it should be a principles of the Bandung Declaration and have the cloth cap and government and cooperation of the public; and, ; The Conservative defeat left the 'j term. 7; '. '.'''. ",' . well be finally over.". , t , ; 7 been good neighbours for centuries. government to (Contd. 'on 'page 4)y finally, it will help the control Labour's newcomers are drawn party's right with hardly ; a leader Afghanistan has always stood for the; res- the import of .these, commodities in a more effl-- " :"'"-;'- ; "' toration of the rights of the People's Republic cient manner. ";;-;- Law Governing Municipalities H 0 M E P RE S S A T A G LA N C E .1. Article 34; Article 26: for services by the municipalities, Islah editorially discussed here, the writer, Sayyed Mohammad In the advanced world milk is con- - cannot run as candidates in mum-- i Sunday's To be elected a member of the ' ' ! 'will 'preside over' the importance of transportation in the Hashim Herawi, urged the Ministry of sumed almost like water and there is Municipal Assembly, one . must cipal elections. 7 ; , The Mayor ab-- , 'municipal Meetings. In his , development of a community. Information and Culture to see that the so much of it that every family Uses meet, apart from the require- . will '. Ha- - paper is expanded. By publishing more many liters each day. Unfortunately ; Article 30: ,. . isfence, the 'Assistant' Mayor As Prime Minister Mohammad ments of Article 25, the following ::7.. ' ' in lack, take chair. ' The Chairman shim Maiwandwal pointed out in his articles, it can serve its readers better, our country of an adequate : k the conditions: ; 7, , milk is even vil- - - municipal 'of the session 'after, calling, the speech in Farah, it is heartening that he said. amount of felt in the Be a resident of the area at Matters related to recent lages. Why should it be like this? ! touched upon in; roll, if the necessary quorum, is' today remote the coun- From time to time, during . elections not . most areas of twV years prior tq begin- least ,'ses-tsio- j 'preseht,,. shall announce the' n try are linked by modern highways and years, many people have npted the On the basis of the information tneielectipn.' this law, are governed by ning of i'X 7 open. " Conducting '.th,e de-- -- insufficiencyof rrfilk Available. on the...... which. Xbate acquired the problem ap- jParliamentary important . centres are also connected f age 25 - reached the of t '' "j pf by air transportation. - local market and the unsanitary con- pears to be the result of geography. Election Law. bate" and announcing the'ea '. before the month of Akrab in the i are among duties This development has not only ditions prevailing in the handling 'of Our country is mountainous and loca- the session the year in which tbe; municipal elec- i ' body, Organisation of , sessions of ;of the Chairman. The Mayor . shall, helped us to establish permanent con- milk. . ted very far from any of water place., . s old-- tions take r v ..v i . give chairmanship to 1 tact between the people in various Much has also been said about the Except for winter rain and snow, . in ,i Municipal Assembly. .. the the 3. Not be under criminal inves- ! ' est member of the Assembly' in parts of the country but also can play excessive amounts of impure water many years much of country remains .. 7 tigation or trial. .. ; the session which hears the an-- j a significant role in the country's eco- mixed with the milk. parched and dry. In some of the de 7 iArtic!e,31:,J Vl '77 7 .' 4- - Not have any" .unsettled ac- iuial report of municipality. ' nomic progress, asserted the paper. In a real sense, milk means health, serts in various cornors of Afghanis- the offices or In a country like Afghanistan in vigour and growth for young and old' tan spring rains breathe life into the counts with government The Municipal, Assembly twill J; ,. . , Article 35: which comprehensive development and for large and small since it in- grass for a few months resulting in other organisations. jif s hold, two sessions each year., KvV arranged plans are underway the existence of cludes many substances needed to enough fodder for a 'few of thet. flocks...... ''"' sessions can be 27: , Mayor, The sessions of the Municipal better roads and means of transporta- maintain good health. ','; (continued on page 4) Article 7 'at the request of the the . officials, except, ; one-thir- d of Assembly shall be open. How-- , tion is a necessity, pointed out the pa- , Government Municipal Council or of ever, upon request from . per. governors, attorney generals, the membership . the General the Mayor one-four- th already judges, police and gendarmerie .Assembly. or of the mem- The highways which have ' . t bership, closed been built in the west, north, and east members, military officers or pri- sessions can be WORLD PRESS ' 'Article 32: i; vates, can candidates held. , of the country will undoubtedly great- run as in ; ..... ,r ly help the country develop, conclud- municipal elections without re- of the congress likely to set up a new "watchdog" Notice should be given to the In such cases, prior to ed the editorial. The sessions 3rd signing from jobs before- holding their re- remain in the spotlight of the controller of JBBC similar to an :' members three days before a , the session, the Mayor shall in- Sunday's Islah also frontpaged pic- hand.- - ' : ; Sunday Moscow newspapers. authority already in control on 7 7 gular or extraordinary session is form in the woleswalis, the woles--, tures showing scenes of Prime Minister If the candidate is elected, if his There is a communique on Satur-- . the commercial network. to take place. Resolutions passed wal, and in. provincial capitals,, Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal's visit employing Ministry agrees, he ( day's meeting the a Wilson thinks or recommendations made in re- the governor, of forthcoming to Kandahar and Chakhansoor. ' of Congress, the BBC's cur can perform his duties as a De- the Congress diary, reports frflm the rent affairs reporting during gular sessions or extraordinary ' closed session.1' I1;' In Sunday's Anis a letter to the the puty, while still remaining an ' Congress Hall, items and inter- was biased against him. meeting must be sent within 48 The" woleswal or governor can editor referring to one recent editorial campaign employee of Ministry; - '- the hours, in the capital to the.Min- -' personally ses- in Anis oh city planning said Herat views of delegates, foreign com- His resentment, hostility arid attend the closed ments on the Congress proceed- determination, to take retributive ister of Interior, and in the pro- sion or send a representative. is one of the biggest provinces of the Article 28: vinces to the governor. country but has no trained architect ings. mens have mounted. ; Governors, judges, ; attorney 36: - Peking Daily" said Article The writer, Banas, urged the Depart- people's " "' ' ' generals,' members of police and Article 33: '' Mi- Pravda and Izvestia carry Saturday the latest Viet Cong 7 ment of the City Planning of the gendarmerie offi- forces, military, i The Municipal Assembly1, nistry of Public Works to see that slight abridged texts of the bombing of a U.S. army billet in can cers and privates cannot run as : The Municipal Assembly shall ' appoint at any of its 'trained, experienced architects are as- speeches by party leaders. Saigon was "really good news." sessions, ..a. candidates in municipal elections hold sessions when two-thir- of commission to ques- signed to Herat so that construction of The speeches of the delegates Three Americans and three S. Viet- deliberate before resigning from their jobs. the membership is present Deci- tions under study. The commis-- " unplanned buildings is and guests show clearly that the namese were killed and . 67 Ame- and houses sions shall be by majority sion shall present prevented. key to the strengthening of unity ricans and 30 S. Vietnamese were taken its views with- Article 29: yote. In case opinion is equally in the time limit Another letter writer in the same of the world communists lies in loyal wounded by the terrorist attack prescribed by Executives of commercial es- divided, the Mayor's vote will the Council. issue of Anis suggested that the size adherence to' the general line set Friday' on theVictoria Hotel in be, tablishments, which are employed ; decisive. t be of the daily Etefaq Islam, published forth in 1957 and I960 in the his- Saigon. ' (Jo continued) in Herat, should be expanded. torical documents of the Moscow An edior's note in the paper The daily recently began its 40th year meetings, documents drawn up quoted by New China News of publication. For the last 20 years collectively by the fraternal par- Agency, said the latest bombing the format of the paper has not been ties and verified by life itself, by not only demonstrated the Viet changed, noted the writer. the course of the revolutionary Cong's "bravery and resourceful 80 Million Have Secondary Education Since it is one of the oldest newspa- development in recent years. ness but also showed that, they In USSR pers, in the country and has played a The London Sunday Times in a must nave flesh and blood rela ' significant role in developing the press front page article, said Wilson is tions with the people." ' The "USSR in Figures in 1966'V was' used for consumption and found in eastern Kazakhstan. a statistical handbook, says that accumulation,' increased in 1965 This Is the biggest crystal in iHIHIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimi HIMIIMIMItltlt r IIKMII M M tl M II I M III M II II H II M Mtt If H M 1I tl M M M M t M II It M I M I Mil II II II M on the first of January 1966 the (in comparable prices) by 53 per ' ' the mineral collections of the USSR had a population 231,869,000 ',.' ; '..cent USSR, Tass was told by Alexei , ' I . SUBSCRIPTION BATES of whkh 80.3 million have a hig- i In the seven years from 1959 to Parshin, of -- director the geological A her or secondary education.' : 7" '71905 the output of industrial pro- ' museum of f Yearly ...... Af. 1000 T OVERUSING B ATE 8 the National Academy Display: Column inch, Afs. 50 The handbook gives figures, ducts exceeded the plan targets of Sciences. Half Yearly Af. 600 ' ; .. develop-- 5 by ,46 - J which characterise the thousands of million rou- The 30,000 exhibits of this mus-- " 1 Quarterly ...... Af. 300 ment of the national economy ',bles.;'7 ' ' for 7 ' eum include a monocrystal of . Classified: per line, body type, Afs. 10 -, - the period of 19131965. The eco- The freight , turnover of 'all smoky quartz weighing , ":' . a ton and FOREIGN , . nomic and cultural indices ef the types "of transport constituted a 60 kilogram crystal schee--lit- Yearly .. :. 1 40 iminimum seven lines per insertion, anything less of e I USSR-i- re, c (TmpfuafMa-thniM- ! . of 2,761,7004)00,000 ton kilometers. " " (a mineral of tungsten). will be charged seven lines), ', trk'ttiS. and , The Ixvtik also oUttritttMitnui-- , contains indices , .'. They had to erect a special . Quarterly . . . v. .'...... :...... $ 15 The volume also contains characterising rise of liv- Alma-at- triesv the the building in a to display . somedata on the development of ing and cultural standards of the the collection of , Kazakstan's eco- '- 5 Subscription Jfom abroad will be accepted by cheques ... contact advertising - For further information the economies of socialist coun- Soviet people. ; nomic minerals containing prac- local currency at the dollar exchange mSnager. . or official rate. tries. Meanwhile, a unique eight tically all the elements of the. r ' Compared 1958, na- . with the kilogramjnonocrystal of casstte-rlt-e Mendeleyev . table. 4 7 ntllltMllrilllMMIIIIMIIM Mlllltllll M II M M II HI IHII I H M 111 H I M U I MM M tfT tional USSR, ' llllll IIIIHI II It Ulll II Ml Ml II I Mill II II II Ml K4I IH t H III II income of the which a tin mineral has been ' (Tass) : . 7 .

7. APRIL 4, 1966 Ptfe 3 THE KABUL TIMES :

Mrs. Etemadl Impressed 1 Chinese Efforts In Building r- - By Chinese Progress

Mrt, Suleha Etemadi laid in an Steel Industry Succeed A ' interview with Hsinhua in Canton on by Chin Ling the eve of her departure for home China passed her 1965 targeU' for used through all the centuries before the lafter .a three-we-ek visit to ChjmBas iron, steel and iron ore one month founding of the ..People's ..Republic. . -- :the.. .head of .the .Afghan Women's ahead of schedule. " ' ' Chinese-mad- e light channel steel beams delegations that the was most impressed In the course of the year, China turn- and thick cold rolled steel plates are ( ' ; by the develop-- " trtmendous ed out more; than 500 new steel pro- used in the manufacture of the latest II ' ment of China in recent years. . ducts, among them many types of high-gra- types of tractors. , "Everywhere we find that the heavy alloy steel resistant to heat, cor- China produced little steel before and light industries, handicrafts and rosion and high pressure. Most of these 1949. A few industrial plants processed many other fields of work are very products, now being made for the first Chinese iron ores into pig iron for ship- - ' ' i well organised." ; time in China, are widely needed in the ment abroad, mainly to JapanT Saleha" Farouq" Etemadi praised The ' engineering, textile, chemical, petroleum. New China, with its policy of self-- education of children in China. She ship building and farm-too- ls industries. reliance, has made' great efforts to .said that China not only looked after is now producing practically all build up a steel industry ' the Awa during the health of its children, . but paid thctyver one thousand different varieties . ..past aecaae ana a nait. By the end of even greater attention to bringing them of steel used in, the making of cars, the first five-ye- ar plan in 1957, the up as people who something an do tractors and harvesters. - combine - country was already producing about' for society. . ' China's own steel works are providing 75 of the various types of steel it She spoke highly of the attention the artificial fibre industry with many needed. Today over 95 of the "steel given by the Chinese government to types of steel that the needed by the country's expanding the health of the people and said that country once had to import One of industry are produced in China. she was surprised by the large number these is a kind of stainless steel used in China is now able to design and of hospitals in Chinese cities.' equipment for vinylon factories. Special build its own modern steel plants "Everywhere in find from China we steel plates being j . , are produced for the smallest local plant to the giant ... women working side by side with, men containers for the chemical fer- steel various jobs, complex with a capacity of at in factories and even tilizer industry. ,3,000,000 tons of steel per annum. ; A view of the visit to, Chin .in 1364 of His Majesty the Klagtand the.Queen. in heavy industrial, plants. We admire Steel making techniques have deve- - them for their energy and drive. China, is now mass producing huge loped considerably in recent years. V "Women - have been appointed to steel beams and girders for many construction China is now producing equipment for .ilcey posts. There are many purposes, and minutely fine wires. n oxygen, converters and for nurseries, and kindergratens. These are Jhat cannot be detected with the naked eye, injecting gas or liquid fuels into blast China Launches irdyoTearPlon- great convenience- - for the mothers," for the precision instrument industry. furnaces. A big vacuum induction fur- she. said. , Under China's general policy for nace for making ' purified metals, spe- She .expressed thanks to the Chinese 'Bj'JearMiii-We- n . of the national economy, cial steels and alloys.. building people for the warm hospitality accord- Full confidence, ' China ,vhas important ..breakthrough .and i more economical results in which takes agriculture as the founda? has also been built. of ..an ed to her delegation during its stay five-ye- launch a solid in embarked on ita third ar plan: - (made China virtually socialism. .They will, tibn and industry as the leading factorr "TheTapid" pronress in the steel in increase China. beginning 1966, vt grand plan to and .transport also i nationwide movement to the steel industry has produced more dustry has paved the way for a fresh , economy. The delegation left here for home develop their national' economy.'The great advances. ' The Taching (production and practice than 120 new steel products for agri- advance in the course of China's third 'made on. March 31. after a tour of Peking, ; their, goal,. ihey will: five-ye- central content this plan is. to 'Oilfield. .rose as. a. pace-sette- r, on ,To attain culture, to replace the primitive plough plan which is launched in of .up. Shanghai, Canton and other Chinese i .Make, great efforts in developing and the heavy grindstone further' develop the national 'econo- V the industrial, ..communications and .cities. that had been 1966. stand- (agriculture,.'. increase Jhe production raise 'the people's living ; transport.: , ; factories, .mines my,' iront. A farewell banquet in honour oil the ard and strengthen national ' . de- .and enterprises throughout .the iof. jrain.and.cQtton,jdevelop a work energeti- - delegation was given here by Tseng fence. The' fulfUment of the'ihird ; country have made great efforts .to and take precautions Sheng, of Kwangtung five-ye- ar - have brought i; Taching. result ically to resist and plan would1 learn from As a province and his wife... independent ' fairly ' com- : many outstanding industrial enter- against natural calamities. an and '.Mrs. Saleha Farouq Etemadi, Pre national have emerged the style of Carry forward, the, movement for plete industrial 'System and prises in sident of the Women's Institute, has economy.1 ithe Tabbing .Oilfield (technical i.innovations and the been one of the pioneers in the field of ' strong position ! .supply sornmodtties .on revolution so as to give China is riovHfta The pt Jhe serving the cause of women in Afgha- - potentialities the as to-- material- resources and techni- i market increased' steadily,' in "line .full play to.. the. in nistan. . klll carry out heMhird fiye-ye-ar with the development of industrial i fields of indwtry . and communic- cal to , The Afghan 'Women Welfare Society plan; '! iand agricultural production. Com-jmet- y ations and transport,,-and- at the .construe--jtio- n has not only organised several literacy few years, the Chinese prices - same.time,iSSBed xp the In the past r remained stable and. courses 'for women, sponsored courses people, under :the .guidance and ins- ' prosperity-itjgnc- .the brisk market. of new project in order to for teaching women embroidery, knit- -' "tilliil piration of 'the general line for tuild-in- g years statereve-inu- e to go into early operation, ' agricul-tture.b-y ting, sewing and handicrafts, but has succ- i Give vigorous support to socialism,' have made great and expenditure were: balanced !a,lso steps . taken to establish a school general; pol- iarKf th foreign-trade- was well turning out more industrial ess-id 'carrying but the nlan for women in its premises in Kabul. icy- developing thenational eco- ; fulfilled. 11 loreignjdebts were, iproducts auited, to the .needs of the of One-o- f the major achievements of with agriculture as the foun- China" has1 become a xoun--' countryside. nomy the society has been the establishment and industry as the leading- - 'tuy'that'wwes-n- o debt-t- any coun- dation jpf literacy courses for women ; Organize circulation iej factor.-- ;. x' ' try.. Great achievements .have also the. of n !; ! produetifin .hs;.tnuuJB bim made- - --culture, " education, rationally and raise the Agricultural, in At' present, several literacy courses treirlendous and remark- , culture (standard of the trading services, so advances for women have not only been orga teen .achieved ,in svork. 'Research m iencfr.and tech-nolo- as i to , make, commerce bettet serve able results have nised by the society, but also volun A newly established iron and steel factory In Peking. All ' --production and,the people. the stearfUV increasing; output advanced ' by ' leaps and - . ''"'. teers- to teach these courses have been equipment for this plant was designed, made and installed by j (Take steps in directing Worrlc on water Conservation, pro- ibounds. All departments in the further ' ' .'found.' .4 Chinese experts. j jects and improving' farmland have made k significant icultural, educational .i and health been very, fruitful The rural peo- - successes .in jthe.use. otrtaewidesigns, iwork. towards the countryside, and revolu-ition- .. havi twn further - inew tethBiques,new - technological push., forward ,.,:the..cultural consolidated: In the struggle b buil- iproces. ew materials and new . ' ding jw villages-.- with equipment. "'" ' ''. Strengthen national defence, the Women Broadcast Radio Programmes, -- the Guide and' "hard working, the Tachai .Pro--' AU this' has provided powerful People's Liberation Army and duction Brigade has come forward jmaterial resources for'the carrying imilitia. . ; , as,&.iacMetterJRural areas all over iout bf :the"third ii ve-ye-ar plan. Tourists Write Copy For Advertisements ! the-fir- At present, China is entering a thev country Jiave made:' great effort' '4966 year ofshelhird The first two: groups of students to increase the number of pages edited Although she is still a student, atten- .) new Upsurge, a period of to.'Jearn,ifromTachai,jand "many The' Chinese people period, of. graduate from the Department of for women soon. She also wants to give ding 11th grade in night school, she d industrial, outstanding farming , , have iwlll.flght'the batUe welt from the first development in Journalism of the College of Letters wider coverage to' local women's acti knows quite a bit of the history and - - production. The emerged in the style of Tachat. - . i with elfless' labour, so as to- make i and- agricultural included seven girls. vities rather than concentrating on geography of Afghanistan and can five-ye-ar -- ; Chinese people; have' - tlhorjB.vwas :.ew; progress, in; (indus- . ;th naw' plan a success! 650 million These girls were the first trained i foreign filmstars, recipes, and fashions. provide effective guidance and informa- - ' - trial, production twith vnaw leap-- m (from the ery start. never been so high in. spirit and so wemen journalists to enter newspaper Besides these graduates, there are tion for visitors to Afghanistan. ' 1 They increaaing the number Of varies j In this new year, the ' Chinese strong in morale as at present. offices, radio and other departments ' many other women working in various Miss Adiba has been ,working with - ' i andi;imprpvirig, quality. (.Many - weak f peplewin continue- to implement are working with full enthusiasm on affiliated with the Ministry of Informa- departments in the Ministry of Infor- i the Afghan Advertising Agency ever ' l respective posts the imple- - ' links. tin industry iia an aground way the. grneral line their for tion and Culture. v mation and Culture. since it was established over two yeafs ' high mentation, of, the Five-Ye- ar 'r-- - Many gaps were filledin. The pet-- ; of"going all out, aiming' and Third "Two of the four girls who graduated , Miss Hashima Rasedi has been work- '. ago. 1... J - -- A " 1 wbieving greater,' taster, better; and Plan. t - in "1964 are now receiving further ing for the Tourist-- Bureau for' the She was employed originally as a jU.-- education in - Australia under the last itwo years, bne serves as a recep typist but she turned out to be an Colombo Plan. Before their departure tionist and sometimes takes tourists on ''excellent salesman, a good receptionist Madam, My Madam: for Australia they worked in Bakhtar sight-seein- g tours around Kabul. morrow." folly .Toynbee Is Expelled News Agency and at the headquarters Cigarettes Versus antiques .From Southern Rhodesia of the Ministry of Information and : ' :" ; .1 ' :v".--. '.By AlBkts OUm '".;' Culture. Mrs. "Honey,"; 1 t61d"her,r "even if you nearing. With great difficulty I had JOHANNESBURG, n April 4, Another from the same class,, spearhead hie I just can't stop managed to acquaint myself with (Reuter). Miu Polly Toynbee Shukria Raad, after working for a smoking. A 'man must have a hob-- the taste of a pipe. Pipe smoking British worker for amnes- period , of time in Radio Afghanistan by," I persisted. An unsatisfactory 1 is much cheaper than I had thought,: ty international who was - expelled went for a year's study in the Federal . Republic of Germany and is now back smile appeared on her pale; counts-- particularly aince-- I .did not like from ' Rhodesia Jast week, . left for nance and 'disappeared bke:a shoot- - tastaof pipe tobacco andjtheweight London last week after spending a on her job. She broadcasts three prog- ' liii bedroom here. rammes for women, children and. ing star. ; . of the pipe itself. nighf in an airport ami-- j ',? Ger- ;, reiurn- - Toynbee, grand-daught- er youth. During her stay in West lllilla "Yes, Jan,-- she said, I agree with With pay in my pocaet, i Miss of broad- -- Toyn- many Mrs. Raad took courses in you fully". , You must have a hob- ed home in a chudisn nurry. British historian Prof. Arnold by, but what happens to our monthly Clad in her best dress, my wife bee was initially barred from leav- casting and toured various radio sta- budget As a mother of three came to the door to welcome me, ing Johannesburg's Jan Smuts air- tions in the Federal Republic, children I have to stay at home, and She kissed me sweetly and asked port after ahe flew in from Salis- Commenting on her job here she : ' - - had one word "rewarding". She hoped look after Jthem. We are hving ' if I had the money. bury. i roh-boy,- " found programmes from hand to moiifh. What you Yes,-- J did, J told her. the listeners her earn, she said sympathetically, is she uid with equally childish- excite--' Informed. sources quoted 'South rewarding, too. just not enough. And then your ment African officials saying '.that Miss In the Department for Literature the girls in smoking, consumes much of our in-- She- - took itV-- - - . . Toynbee. had not been allowed into and Arts one of four the ' Africa view of reports 1964 class, Mrs. Nourejahan Farani, g' come." ; At the. dinner table: she asked, me .South "in t received lrom Rhodesia about Miss has introduced new dimensions into if I .were 'all right "Of eoursei" - ':'i' " , V, . V':i'V:i:: "With the money we save," she said. Not even very tired,M' told Toynbee's activities there". radio entertainment were three girls included in the :'' She arrived in Rhodesia on Feb. There ' said in a festive mood, "our child- her, rrWhy?" - -- 1 if . t - Sr "" three-mon-th the journalism i i ren can have) more milk, we can She sighed delicately and said: 23 for a visit to do '1965 graduating class of whitewash the walls, and eat better "WeU, you are not very observant welfare work for the wives and chil- department Africans detained or res- They are now working in Zhwan-dou- n food. t today," she said, looking straight at dren of 1 the opposite wall." tricted. weekly,, the Literature Depart- you understand, Jan?" she "Do (continued on page 4) ment of the Ministry of Informati6n asked, looking directly into my eyes. ,. and Culture and in the Afghan Adver- A solution win have to be found tising 'Agency. ' to the problem, I told my heart,' Miss lamila Amin hopes she will be which, apparently wanted to sacri- able to make Zhuandoun Weekly good' fice the hobby, for love. reading- - for women. She now has two , Miss Adiba writing copy for tn advertisement which she has ; "Honey.",-- ! told her," ; I have pages in each issue but she plans to just obtained by telephone. found a solution. I cannot give up smoking, "I said sternly," but I can aisf ' T' w"- do something else." - She flashed with anger for a moment and then asked frowningly: "What is it?" -- "I can start smoking a pipe . in stead." "Oh," she said angrily, "you con- sider everything I tell you a joke. !) How, can a chain smoker become --a. overnight?" she asked pipe smoker t . mockingly. , "Yes, I can," I said. "You just ? A-- ' watch and aee, honey. From to-- -

iiiuiiuw uiyui v "Are you serious," At asked I, jumping up. . 'Yes; of eourn," I aaid, -- "Jan, promise," she said with a y little fuss. "Yes, I do," 1 put my right hud up as though taking an oath of office. - A month passed. Pay day wu Mra. Shukria Raad taping- one of her programmea. Miss Hashima Rasedi knows quite a bit about what is where in Kabul. '"'I'"'

4, 1066 Page 4 THE. KABUL. TIMES. ... , .... APRIL- ' World Briefs Ky Warns He Will Dispatch Catching' SliKrlc ( Firemen' Peking Daily Writes Surf Union Calls Off (Reu-ter- ). In Australian BUENOS AIRES, April 4, Troops To Liberate Danang Police fired tear-ga- s among On Mrs. Gandhi's ' ; FouivDay Strike rioting spectators at a football match ; Sydney,, April 4, (Reuter).- - . . - SAIGON, April 4, (Reuter). To .i Taxi driver Terry Mc Sweeney ; . here when angry fans pelted players Visit US V Vietnam's, military government warned yes- - caught an 11-fo- shark bare- -. - April 4. (Reuter). with stones and bottles. The leader of South ' WASHINGTON, in Syd-:- : John-sor- t, , terday he Is dispatching troops to, "liberate" the northern city handed the surf at Answering a plea" from President HONG KONG, April 4, (Reu- ' ney's-- Manly Beach Saturday., ', i ". , . the. locomotive, firemen's union of Danang shaken by three weeks of demons- ' ter). main Chinese news- ' y ' JAKARTA, April 4, (Reuter). The Mc Sweeney 28,,' law'v the yesterday ordered an end to its four-da- trations. ' paper, the Pefcin-- Daily,; said Fri- ' shark, swimming , ' Indonesia's parliament has called on inshore and rail strike which has crippled for a day that Indian. Prime Minister shouted a warning to bathers. 'transport ' - down industry the government to prepare was the Prime the. country, to discuss setting.' up and slowed This Minister Indira Gandhi had slandered" He raced, into' the water and .. general election, the official Antara de- a body which could draft a cons-- .over .wide areas of the . ' Nguyen Cao KyVreply to ! China while she was in the Unit- : : grabbed the by ' "Agency" said Sunday.""" shark the tail. .The . announcement that the Strike News monstrators' demands for an end titution. ed in, the belief this Two .young women) helped This would be done by convoking States, that Was over wai made to reporters by to military rule in the country The decision was made at a ' ' to up would get "more alms from the him pull it on the beach, ; a session of the people's congress three-hou- r meeting Saigon Willard Wiftz, the Labour Secretary, and elections to appoint a new in of ! - wall street magnates." where, it was Mlled.1.:?-- the--, a body which includes Parliament, government. - - - the armed forces congress called who' Said the .President of union civilian - - representatives of the armed services He said the demonstrations in to discuss the spreading civil had agreed- td resumption of .work. " ' The New. China News, Agency three-judg- and other groups. crisis. ';:; Earlier a e appeal' court Danang South Vietnam's second quoting an article by Commen Belgian Mother; Meanwhile the mayor of Dan- had upheld a $2,000 a day fine for largest city with a population of tatory" believed, to be by a LONDON, April 4, (Reuter). ang said Sunday night it is "stu- . contempt pf court, against the union. 170,000 had all the trademarks government spokesman, .today Ilas'Septuplets ' Soviet Union protested to pid" of Prime Minister Nguyen said A Federal1 District Judge',' Saturday The of Viet Cong tactics. paper been referring the expulsion last month Cao Ky nor-- , the had toi ordered the union to be fined if the Ghana at The Premier's promise of to declare that the .' BRUSSELS. Anril 4'. '. YReufert. offi- Mrs. Gandhi's joint communique' several Soviet embassy . city belongs to the commu- -' strikers vdid not resume work by noon of action to put down disaffection in thern A young mother who gave :VbiruY Soviets serving in ' with President Johnson, irf'which Sunday..!' cials and other the north followed demonstra- nists. ey .)) China posed to seven babies-th- survived only ' that country, Moscow radio reported The mayor Nguyen it was stated that The. union has '''Jbeen struggling for tions in another northern town, ; .seven to; eight hours was , shown threat to particularly in, ( seven years 1 vyesterday. Hue, Van Man. added that he is sure Deace, to save 8,000 firemen's and in the capital itself, - them before, they died-- and chose issued by the the Saigon military regime Asia. jobs on 'dieieT engines which do not Quoting a statement Saigon. will a name for each '., .. ;. one, doctor said Soviet embassy in Accra, the radio University be overthrown and that he hopes ,i need firemen., Jt plaims that railway In Hue Sunday stud- .here.- '-- '. z government had soon" a kind of temporary govern- companies have' not lived up to pro- -' said the Soviet ent, leaders threatened to step up By ..The woman, a pretty, - measures to the Gha- ment will follow that will pre- Oil Painting mises to retrain the firemen In other also demanded their agitation and said violent member of Belgium's nobility, had naian authorities to half what it cal- action would follow de pare for general elections. ' jobs. if their Sold shown great courage but was ser- led slanderous fabrications" by mands not Meanwhile' the U.S. embassy Late Churchill were met. iously ill at, the Edith Cavell hospi- 4 radio, television and press. "The Sniffnn onwmmpnt v,oa - in Saigon has been urging Pre-- , Ghana In tal here the doctors said. '' i China Protests Indian More than 200 Soviet diplomats, only one course ?mier N8uyen Ca0 Kv promptly Paris Auction of action 'before .At the beginning of the pregnan- Talks With Formosans lea-"U- appear a commission to lay teachers, supervisors and their fam- it to abdicate", one- student o . ' cy everything seemed normal, hos- ordered out of Ghana last the groundwork for a rapid trans- - ilieswere der declared. ;.PARISr April 4, (AP).r-- An oil pital nurses - saidr Later the woman' month the overthrowof Pre: most fer of "authority" to a "civilian gov- 'THONONpTAiiril 4, (Reuter). after .But ihe serious challenge painting by the late Sir Winston was told she must expect twins or "Sident " Kwame"Nkrumah and the to the military leadership's autho- ernment. China has accused India of "ganging Churchill brought 50,000, france even triplets. Finally the1, doctors ; President Johnson and other up" with the , nationalist regime in establishment of the National Libe- rity came from the demonstrators (10,000 dollars) at auction Saturday; decided quintuplets . high officials main- were on T the Taiwan against her.: :. under Lieutenant in Danang 600 continued to ' ration Council kms. northeast of way, ; ;. :, tain a close watch on the situa-- A strong protest note handed to the General Joseph Ankrah, about 70 Saigon. There is a big U.S. air The painting,, reported to be the Last tion.' ' ' August a woman 'in Sweden Indian embassy in Chinese were also asked to leave. force base there. '.' Peking Saturday first by Churchill to be sold in gave birth still-bo- rn ' In Washington, according to to septuplets. warded the, Indian government that The mayor of the restive city France, was "black swans'". an AP dispatch, General Wallace titled The only other recorded septuplets this.' policy "obviously get Home Briefs was accused by Marshal Ky of bought by to more M. It was an unidentified birth was in 1894, when all the ba- hand-out- s 4. Prof. Sidikultah using public Greene, Junior, commandant from .the United States" KABUL, April funds to pay people American ; -- of marine corps Sunday at the Palais Galliera bies died.! ;v.'.; would only worsen the Rishteen, the President of the Pakhtu to join in the demonstration, the said ' f ";.;';:. already strained auction. . Sino-Indi- U.S. ? relations. Academy has returned from a tour of The Premier declared: marines in Vietnam would ;, not be sent into the city of Dan- The cause of protest was the pre- India during which he visited several ; "Either this government falls The Canvas, measuring 70 by 56 .').' :hi 'i yh. ...'' ang to help Premier Nguyen Cao sence in the Indian - libraries to obtain information on or the mayor of Danang will be capital, of a Na- Ky's Saigon centimetres depicted six black swans British Ambassador Gives hand-writte- government take con- tionalist Chinese delegation headed by n Pakhtu books. shot." '; , swimming on a small lake trol. with a Sooks Minister Economic The country's ' To Medical College of Affairs, K.T. Li military leaders meadow in the background. v- - "This problem, if there is one and er of foreign Affairs,; KABUL, April 4. The construction earlier had announced they were ' .there at this time will to KABUL, April' :4.-T- Jbe' C. Shen, to attend and pavement of more than three kilo- calling a national political con- have v Bnn'sh the ECAFE confer- be handled by Vietnamese ence. ' metres highway connecting Darul Aman gress, representing all factions of the Ambassador handed, .over a gift of ,'., ';.,-- and I am sure they are quite cap Rhodesia Won't fake medical books ; The,, noie alleged Indian with Chilsotoon has been completed. Part to the, Dean of . the ..' political able of taking care of situa- Faculty personalities .had welcomed Colonel Khwazak Khan the Com- the In Commonwealth Games of Medicine, pf Nangarhar the Taiwan television- i tion." Greene said on a . ' officials' visit, and had mandant of the Labour Corps said University, Jalalabad.' . ,. ;.: held receptions -radio programme. .,.;.' ' in their honour Sunday the work was completed in 4 The gift of books to the providing them with four Tokyo Meeting ' The SALISBURY, April 4, ,(AP). " other battle the endless Value 6f $200,, been pro- opportunities for carrying out days. The road it 10 metres wide. The Rhodesian empire- - . had war between Viet Cong and Ame-- ; and vided assist activities. v.- from British', technical ' ',.' ' Discusses South Olympic games asociated de- ",' - " rican and South Vietnamese tance- - funds under the Colombo :;.;.:-;- r- KABUL, April 4. Shamsuddin troops continued. cided Sunday not to send a team to i. .y?; Plan. ,,. ,:.,V: .... Gardezi and Abdul Munir Hasar,-za- i Asia Development Seventeen the Commonwealth Games in Kings- Jack Ruby Gives Up Hope miles south of the Two gifu of books officials of the Helmand Val- ton, Jamaica next August. ' further of the TOKYO, April 4, (AP).-T-hree capital, while pushing through same value To Escape Electric Chair ley Authority here v: are, being assembled for left .for the delegations and an observer con- the ,dank waters of the Saigon .: United States Tuesday presentation tip the Ministry, of Jus;. ' under a verged on the Japanese capital Sun- River swamps, American troops President Douglas Browning said: DALLAS, tice and Kabul, University, , Texas ApriK 4!(AJX , U.S. government scholarship to presence day night from south-ea- st uncovered a big Viet Cong base "the of a Rhodesian team Asian Jack Ruby, killer I of , President study accounting and public ad- r:!vc',f',''',-A'.,.- ; points to attend a ministerial confe- complete with hospital, mine fae-to- ry under existing circumstances would to'' Kennedys ministration. assassin, , says he has rence sponsored by Japan to discuss classrooms-an- bunkers but :be anything but welcome; v v Gen. Grivas In Athens V given up' hope.. ' ways" to speed up economic develop- the guerrillas had vanished. "The association decided to with- : J Reporters, ', . .To Discuss Cyprus , asked him Thursday, KABUL, April 4. The Institute Viet Cong draw earlier acceptance of invi- ment of the region. : saboteurs mined the about whether he expects to be exe- of Business ATHENS, , April 4, , (AP)- - and Industrial Manage- about 370 miles tation to take part in the games". - f The first arrivals were Malaysian nbrth of Saigon, Greek cuted in the electric chair, and" he ment will inaugurate a three week killing General George , , Grivas Deputy Premier. Tun Abdul Razak, seven civilians. and would' only reply "Well, you figure training course for Banke Melli offi- wounding commander of the Cyprus, armed Philippine Chairman of the National another. forces, it 6ut" ;,.'.;' .;;;;:,;;;. cials, Dr. p. Azimi the head ins- On flew here . Saturday from of Economic Council Filemon Rodri- Friday, a Viet Cong sabo- Nicosia to 'to - titute said Friday. tage Press tftfk the Athens" gov- And for v the first time, clearly guez and Pote Sarasin. Thailand's squad battled its way down he The institute also con- a ernment about his differences with stated . remorse for shooting plans to Minister of National development street in central Saigon to blast down duct" Cyprus President Markarios. , ,,. Lee Harvey similar courses for other eco- U.S. officers billet with - explo- (Contd. Oswald on , Nov. 24, The observer was Indonesian new from page 2) A crowd, 1,000 nomic institutions as well as com- sive.. ,.. of greeted him. 19$3, two days , after he killed ambasador to Japan Major General At this time livestock owners of means The mercial schools, he said. Seven people three U.S. police- General said he Kennedy;.-''- ' ;.; Rukmito Hendranigrant, who arriv- gather and transport what fodder they would have :' men, three Vietnamese and Viet no statement until he Asked if he regretted shooting ed to assume his post with fresh ins- can and dry it for the winter. has seen KABUL, April 4. The Indian Cong woman agent were killed Greek government lea- Oswald, . ,Ruby said "Yes, many, tructions from Jakarta to attend the .The writer, Achakzai, suggested that ders next week. I... Ambassador at the Court of Kabul in the explosion and 127 injured. . ,.r. many times". ; . : : meetihg, which Sukarno's previous the Ministry of Agriculture and Irriga- Griva.s was to Cyprus by General P.N. Thapar held a re- North Vietnam shot down five sent ' .. Asked if all hope was gone. Ruby -- government had spurned because tion should see better, facilities of that ,are the Greek., government, Jiini-i- s ception in honour of newly ap- American, planes and ..Captured " under isrThis is just a Malaysia's presence, : provided for" farmers and livestock saidIture the 12,000 man , pointed Afghan, Ambassador- - to several American pilots in Greek Cypriot farce," he added.: " Razak, asked by a reporter on the the owners' so that they can keep their "New Delhi Monday. last three days, Hsinhua national guards plus Oreek volun- Ruby talked to reporters reported " as he Indonesian decision, declined to from livestock well-fe- d throughout the year teers said to be secretly on. The function held the Ambas- Hanoi yesterday.. , the was brought itjto court for a hear- at comment on the ground that Jakar- and thus get better milk products. The agency island and numbering 10,000. , , ; sador's by said three planes ing.; ; . residence was attended ta's policy of confrontation was still high-rankin- g Afghan officials were downed in Guang Binh pro- and continuing, although "it is a bit foreign vince and one each in Ha Tinh diplomats. quiet now." and Thanh Oa provinces. - The April 6-- 7 conference is Japa- : "'''"'"i;,;"1;1mmm KABUL, April 4 .The entrance n's major diplomatic effort since U.S. To Sell examinations of Kabul University for world war two. Japanese commen- Military freshmen have been completed1 and tators have said it is really the first Jet Aircraft To Jordan the results of the exams will be an- Japanese sponsored meeting since the WASHINGTON, April 4, (Reuf-ter- nounced on April II, the University "great East Asia conference" spon- The U.S. State Department has announced Sunday. sored by wartime Premier General announced that the United States Charges India Hideki Tojo in 1943. ' has agreed to sell a limited number lias Violated Agreements Laotian premier Prince Souvanna of military jet aircraft to Jordan. Phouma is expected here Monday. Commenting on the Sales agree- UNITED NATIONS,. April 4, Lim Kim San, ment with the Jordanian govern- (AP). Pakistan in to Singapore minister a letter the of finance ment, the department said. Security Council said that India and Au Truoung Thanh, South Vietnam's minister "We can confirm that an agree- has violated ag- for the terms of the ment has been reement for withdrawals. national economy and finance, are recently reached bet- ween th United States "The govereriment of Pakistan due here Tuesday. and Jordan, Burma has turned down providing for Jordanian purchase of takes a grave view of the situa- Japan's invitation on the ground that its a limited number of military jet air- tion, said, the letter, from Pa- - policy is to attend only U.N. meet- craft for- its defence system re- kistan delegate Ahmed Ali to UN to ings, and Cambodia has accused the place older models." Secretary-Gener- al U Thant. Tokyo meeting being The department's prepared state- Ali said India was violating the of more poli- tical than economic. ment said that the sale was in line terms by keeping its forces in with U.S. policy to be- three specified refrain from areas rear Sialkot, British Leaders coming a principal West Pakistan. supplier of arms j... (jConid. from page 2) to the Near East. The Security Council called on .. ', 2. "A general feeling of prosperity India and Pakistan to withdraw in the country" from the nine per their armed personnel to the ' ' areas cent increases Rusk ' " " ' in wages he said were Testifies ',' ,i . .,..; "'' held before Aug. ' ;'' ' 5. after a cease- ' ., . granted during the 17 months. . ':'i . ., .... . fire. The two agreed at Tashkent Some political commentators gave (Contd. Jan. 10 to carry out such withdra- from page I) othef reasons. Ronald Butt wrote of pigs" the 1962 wals by Feb. 25. . Cuban invasion BY,IACrVlCOUNT in the conservative Financial Times failure. ,rrr-- 'The government of Pakistan" that the younger, middleclass vo- Secretary of State, be- Ali wrote, "refute the contention testifies of ters were disillusioned with the hind closed doors today as the the Indian government as being it:-i- Tories. The people of Britain, he Senate Foreign Relations Con X v?..V'";;' Jv-- v '';"ij totally baseless as the United Na- ' said, are ready for '.'radical social mittee begins hearings on tions observers will confirm bills V' ; the changes". They didn't believe they providing funds U'EVERYSliN&AY Indians were present for the foreign in these would get them from the Conserva- aid programme. areas of Aug. 5..." ' tives. . At least one critic of the ad- "The government of Pakistan ministration, lC45g IC-4- had implemented But most agreed the basic Tory Democratic Senator their part of the failing Wayne Morse, has withdrawal agreement was in getting its message announced he without re- across to the "floating voters",' the will not attend the closed sessions V143Q D vi; servation and India he KABUL' 1210 asked to uncommitted centre, which the Times because he refuses "to dignify the do the same de-J-ay without further -- 0945" has estimated - as 34 per-ce- nt ' with Concealment policy of the Secret 55" S;i3 Without-any- - A; reservation": the electorate. (AP) tary of State." . The letter, circulated as a Se- ' And the Republican ... :'i'.v-i-;Ji-'-A- curity Council document by Pa- New Governor Appointed Senate lea- .TlmlS',c;1n Local. Time der, Senator Everett Dirksen, also kistan's request, was dated Friday. For Jouzjan ' Province expressing regret V V; F6r .detajls A UN spokesman said here that that Rusk has 1. please content your word had come refused to speak in public, said from the KABUL, April 4. Mohammad the Republicans travel, agent.. ; observers that the Indians governor will charge the had Rahim Nasiri, the of - - 1 - administration with . .;' v ;:,f ''.;-;'.- :, withdrawn from one of the three appoint- wasteful Kurar province has been spending in the aid programme. '.. j.l.l- aisputea points. "as'""the"governor of Jouzjan, ed The committee is expected But a Pakistani rfeWatUrf . Interior Ministry announced' to esman said Saturday attack the amount and duration "we have Tuesday. .foreign, , JNES ' "" of .aid ttquptirt,!--:,- T Ififoritia- -' The arihouhremehif also said thaf ' sident Johnsoil; irtiHas viltf-Arifit- ia " ' tion from our government skflfa4 Cct ; V assoctdtjon ;ATgf,,,f! Airlines that Governor Mohammad Sidik of $2,400, million in they have vacatedany of economic assist- these Nangarhar will also take care of ance and $917 million in military 'C JIO positions". of the affairs Kunar province. aid. 1 . r t.