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c_ . " .. ' .' -- -' - , .- .... ~ '. = -- " ' " " , , ' ~ .. , .' { ." , -- , - " SEPTEMBER \ 1964 PAGE 3 K..U3UL .rIMES:' ~ SEPTEMBEIJ. !; 1964' ,-- PAGE 2 KABUL TIMES __r__w-.;.;"..-.;...... ;...;;,__"- ~ •• ...:....;;.~.....;;.;.;,,~...;..;.;..,..~~,__-...... --"--'7-~'~~---,c..------'"-~~ '. '.' " IllllllllllllllllllllllnlllJllllllllllIUlllUJllllllIHllIIlllIlUu.. ~~io Afgluinisron -- _. 4: History. QflJ~~. ~,.:'::. -_. '" 'KABUl TIMES Jl!~~J:l SPeec~ : ,. IPRESSAt a· I Programme S~e _E:xp~-oritti()n :',0. ' publiahed By: . ~'m'- 111l111l1l1l1l11;rllll~IlIlIIlIlIlIlIlI~~~~I~~I':~"~"hl" ~ ~ Be~ BAKHTAR NEWI ' ier Explains Afgha. nForeign Policy· TUESDAY - '. .:HoWani-. . , , I Sunday Anis carned an artIc e - AGENCY Pre :- 'Not so loilg ago U.S. rocketmen':' • In accordance to tbis, in additi- PART, jI"llic development of Afghanistan, entitled,"Our New Constitu~o~ . U!wr·ta·C1tlef m . 1. Eq1lsli Prornmme: " were, liappy W they litiisteiLa '- ~~\akl on,'fo expanding and completing lhe Panj and Amu nvers for"and this has strengthened even and its practical IJI1plementation Sabahudlful '.00-3.30 pm. AST 15225 k~ = < : sm~U' balLwith a geiger l:0unter. _ " the' Engi1H~ering -College, the. pro- makmg common and mulh·pur. fu:ther. our long-standi~g friend- by Engineer Amiruddin Shansab. -Wtar 19 m band. int~ any kind of )11;1 orbit abou~' ,. Jed for establishing' . one po~- pose use of the . unprec~dented shIp With that ~tate. With IsI~- The new_constitution .. of Afgha •. 1 QalU O. EIlrll.all Prorramm..: the-earth. _··0-· •. _. _.- - ._ - _. .~ technical 'ana: two techIV- and ncp resources of those rivers. IC world and WIth other countn- nistan, said' the article, which I\ddrua;- L 3.3(}.4.(Xr pm. AST 15125 kcs= .Now they are Iaunching:satel1-' " . curns are at hand and .th!! cons- The contmued assIstance of the 'es of the world especially the Re- has been prepared' in a progress shift~·,- ~ JOY Sheer-3, develo'pment~l ~ian wi~ 19 m band. ites by 'the bundle- and- are . Kabul. Afghalilitu truchon- work of theit buildings SOVIet UnIOn m public of .India and other slve manner under ,the of Urdu prorramme: , 'ing them'all o:verthe' sky alniOst " --_ ' Telegraphif -Addn'~:- . Will begin ·soon. The country's te- field' has. an Important place III and African countries, our rela- OUF beloved Sovereign proVldes 6.0ll-O.30 pm. AST 47'111 ltcs= as easily. as a telephone operator "' , . "TimeJ, Kabul . -Jepnone and telegraph net-works the ImplementatlOn of our plans. tIOns are ,also developing desirab- for separation ,of powers and , 62m' band. democra~k moves the 'plugs:in a switchboal"ct Telephooel!:- -are being developed and expand- The people and go,:,emment of Af- Iy Afghamstan supports all elf- contains aU princiPle) 10. _Ush Prorramm~: , ", Am.nnst~a:d of providmg ,i" fey; ~ 214~ ,{Ertn. 03 ed, in l1ccordance 'wltli a general ghamstan appreciate .thls assls- orts for the strengthenmg of peace in- social hfe. . ti.30-7.oo p.m. AST 4775 kcs= precIous oils >or" in'formation ;ab- . 22851 [t. 6 !.1ld II. and modern plan an{! new trans- .tance and human progress. whether in- It secures indiVidual rights ac- 62m band. ~DMerl.tlO. Ka1ea. mittefs fOF radIO, which in today's Our relatIOns wI~h .our other Side the United Nations. or out- cording ~ to' the Human Rights out electrons- and protons•.todaY's , KlIllIll:.ul ProrraD'me: satellites radi"o scientuk: data by , AFGIV>NIST.w .world IS the best effective me~I' neighbour,. Iran'are smcere· and Side of th~ U.N. Afghanistan will Declaration and guarantees to re . ...u 2b1l •• .'1.30-11.30 ,p.m, AST 4775 kcs'"" ~ .-. ';the ,bush.eJ~ i~ansmit pfc~Ur.es. o?,-- - - -. ' ~. . urn for enlightening pubhc are expandmg as usual. In r~ take part m the second conferen- gulate a progressive . and p'ros- ~ m Yearb .. AI' 150 02 band. Tserve the weather-. serve as COIlF--,' .' ~!. minds, ace 'being install~d. gaFd to PakIstan, another IslamIC ce of non-aligned states wliich is perous life for the people and HaU yearlY, 80 ta Arahlc ProlUUDJDe: [ municatibns and- .navigation aidS." . "Qua-rter!Y j , r "" As you 'kno\v, in t~e 'financial country ~.:hlch IS situated III the to struggle against .the r~mnants put cU,ros on tyranriy. The new : 11.00-11.30 p.m. AST 11735 Ilcs= ,the~ .c, ',~ probe ,the'moon and planets; pat-_ ForEIGN '$ JI 'affalrs of COUlltry' a number same regIOn WIth us, we h'!ve th: of colomahsm. ehmillate mtema- constitution, is a valuable . and, l5 m band. rol outer space, spy on other cOun., Yearly of deeply einbedded reforins[are same deSire at heart out unfortu ional tensions. exert effo.rts for valid document for our future French Prornmme: iries and'returnctheir cii:goes 'or Half YearlY, S -8 at. nand, the, real purpose of nately the pOSItIOn of that ~oun- general al!d complete. dlsarms- generations.- .It is therefore our 11 30-12.00 midnigbt 15225 kcs= S Ii . ,-'l11en.. and data to'earth: 'Co. -~' ~ QuarterJ:y , d which is to maintain and preser- try m regard to the Pakhtumstan ment. enhance econom1C and cul- duty to come out" fox: its 'preser- 19 m band 5ub'scrIption [ron, 'aoroa " Now the' United' States:has' , , . ve the b"alance of Hie. St'!-te Bud- issue presents Ltself as an obsta- tural cO'-ope:ation between peo- vation at the cQst of pur lives- and Germ311 Prorramme: ~ome ,up with, a' new sPace: idea. , -'.-' . : . "11 be accepted hy cheques get through retraining from un· cle to the rea!lsatlon of thiS de- pIes 'and natIOns of the worl~ Af- 'property, said the article. . 10.00-10:30 :-p.m AST 15225 kcs= :/local curt-eney at the. ~lIi· thes~ it .fs'maneuvering a -:., satellite'" so "'- . " necessary' expenditures and a. bet- sIre The opportumty avaIled .It- ghalllstan hopes that WIll. be Eversmce the· new 'constitution 25 m band. d!rec!l~ ~one~pot', cial dollar exchange rate ~ecently ~aklllg pul>lish~ -l·It will ha,ng ove! :. . ter procurement of·.the, State reo self durmg the bnef used m the way of such has been in the press 1he Programmes include news, .. . ::- on earth. '" Printed a\;- • , venues.' For this purpose a long stopover VISit qf HIS Excellency . lofty Ideals yIeld fruI;:'!.1JesuIts. we have fortunately noticed that commentaries. interviews, topical G4versmeat 1"rlatlU 80_ ...:. -. -_This' remarkable feat otspace and .contInUOUS -tight agaillsl bn- Field Marshal Ayub Khan, the ;,i;J!!!Iiito positive, reflections and support end historical reports and music. _~ 'acrobatics is. being: accoriipliShed' . '" bery, !,mugghng, and aU .ot~el'" Presi~ent of PakIstan. to expla;n The precedIng was a brief ac- have been given by most of the Wes1era Mnsle 'wiEh~ - ..'" -,-,"' a the' Syncom 3 coIIIIiJunicati- , , " aI1'tI-soclal' actiVities has been our V1ews once agam on th s. count of the stp.te of affairs and the learned figures and writeFS. The Sunday, 9.00-9.55 pm. classical .- "~ of" the e'xhi''bit ,of' _ play, 'Oll' ~the thp, J.loor o.f t.he-:: ,. 'ons satel}ite laUnched' .recently_: .. TIMES commenced, which ~s trye only subject ola<;kmg policy of the government which writer. says the article,- is fully and light programmes. Friday over P KABUL p~licy, r~~' Boris Veimain, correspC)n· ow, uiJdi 'fnom,Cape'Kennedy: . " ,', " The c·oun1ry·s foreign _ as lithe deSirable .developmen.t oJ has been offered for your infor- con;vinced' that the new constitu- 1.00-1.45 pm. light programme. ding member of the Acadelny ~at paintings by great So__viet ~ l\1imstry '?f Pn:ss ',B, ng. . Syncom 3 is a far CTY £:tOm' Ex~' :, < SEPTEMBER'i. 1964 you '!re aware. IS !he contmuatIOn alatlOn5 bet\\een. the t\\O cou matIOn. As you notice, we tlOn whIch. is·a source of prIde, Tuesday 500-5.30 p.m. popular of Fine Arts in Moscow, looks artists wlucli 'is-now on dis- 'for:the next two ,weeks.· .- plorer' I, .the fiist .U.S. ' satellite ' . of the traditIOnal polIcy oased -on ~tnes ' hare passmg through an Important digmty and prosperity for the ,tunes. Thursday, 5.00-5.30 p.m. p0 ...... :__...,...... :.----.:.---.-'-: -...:..-~-....:.;....;.,...,-::..;.,..:;~~~~~"'=::=' '. '. launched' jan-., Jf. 1958. Profect·,·· , the' natIOnal int.erest, an~ benefit \ We are nopeful that ,WIth t e and deCISive phase of our national people .will be approved by the I pular tunes. .. Atom ·For Peace" af the countr~. ThIS POlICY' has ,creallon of an atmosphere of g~ hfe Our suc~ess In this stage. members of the Loya Jirga who Life In USSR FeaturedJ., US-~'R"r~:i~ti,n.g.~_.; :'~':_',~.-:~, ,~:~~~s\~~;: ~~~s:;,.:~:~.~~~~", been based on' neutrality. non-- odwll1 and through ttie contmua- above .all IS dependent upon the 'have no desire .but to see a happy .. " conference· alIgnment ~\'Ith' military pacts, ad- 'tlon of contacts. grounds for the unIty and clroperation of the men Afghan society. 1 "'f PB Id woether j.t gotcil!1to orbit,:' I~ In Minis.tr~ \J ,,:, .. res"s.',~' 'the. development'of .,larger·,--- The third world ':At tacts and meetlllgs which were the. border ,which IS continumg Igencles of tIme and with the dls- tranSItIonal government will rule. Beirut.-Tehran, works by painte.rs of dIfferent ge-, kiiown. tQ~e,SOViet and foreign PIOneer 4, first'satellite to .r;;~'clT ' - ~'on\"entIOnal Kandahar. denouncmg the horrors of wars $ources of ener- held With leaders of Ine world du- nght now is an exampie of the cernment of the common puty According to. artiele 126 of the ~ and callmg upon the' people ,to nerations. Among the oldest one's audlence< , ',_ eaft.h esca-pe, velocity' " of 24,500,_ ' .\. I nsus . rmg one year' have resulted In selfless co-operatlOn between the we have for the cornIng genera- new dmstitutlOn the transitional Arrival-1316 w~o of.se!=~es,o£ Q\", It IS the /;enera conse; is'Vladimir A..Favorsky o:-ou-' The"genre. gictt;r'7' miles an hout; compared'to-orbiW-- .: ~ill i Kunduz. prohibit the repetItIon of Hiro pa~nters, e~- .~.,cetlaIn ~heme ~peed- oi screntlsts that only o!lclear fudher'strengtlJemng .friendly two countries • tlons you wJ11 gIve a pOSItive and government take all the shima You Will get acquainted gnt up a galaxy -Of 'created o.n !£, a oL17,500. I(became the fut, . ties and ft"Ullful 'Co.:operatlon b~t, practical rt'p1y to thIS invitation. necessary measures to provide the Arrival-1625 gravers and book. illustratms. ·He _ c~8Eactenstlc fe.ature' ,of the So:o ,'0 'orbit,the>un, Mardi 3,,1959. . , . pO\\'er could fIll" the immense ween Afghamst,!-n-- and these We 'enJoy, good relations' with Before concludIng I once again fe- ground for Implementation of the ,. Kabul. Mlliar. With Simple Soviet people who grapli!~s. -.w~ther " are working m plants on cong.., IS a, vIrtuoso of the" chIsel and _ viet -:asel Deplc,tmg the t 'Firos 1, se.nt firSt' pic. I eOUlrements <)If ~orld .demand~. countn~s . ' . the great country of the United licltate HIS Majesty the King on constitution.. Maimana. founder of a harmomouS" syste~ (Jld,hme o~' the p'7sen,t days: of tures frp.ID' space- Aprile 'I, 1960: :. '" tructlOn sItes and m VIllages ." q Departures. 0730 ~ingle.;, S~V!e.t pa~!1-ters -usua~y Gre~aaviga- J:Ol' -energy 10 the futUre. , As rou kno\\", along wLth the States of America and are appre- the OCcasIOn of ihis auspiciGus ce- It IS the duty of every person throughout ,the USSR. of the book illustratIOn as a people. 'f. Transit 2-A .gnd ,-\5 far as·It IS known only __ other developmen.t projects whIch ciative of the assIStance ·which it 1ebration and wish all my coun- ,to try to see' ~hat no action is Kabul-Kunduz art1stIc orgarusm: , '. . create s!lve,a[ drawmgs, ea(:l:J (Jne tion' and, radiation satellites-the.- the ,United ,States recently al1' are on hand thrcmgh the co-ope' has gwen us III the development trymen happy eelebation days taken or no order is issu~ by any Departure. 1400 Colourful and Rich Paints·in ,Oil. '~:. havi-?g its 'o.wn, subject '~I!l.itteI" fi~st mullUlle satellite' launchiri:g;, ' nounced that .It has been -able' ratIon' of our neighbour and fn- of our economy -and educatIOn. Long live the KIng and Long authority c(:lntrary to the prOVl Kabul-Kandahar You \\'lll feel how rich and dI- . The rece,n~ly ,depa.rte~ Geor.gl -an~,Jts O\\:n' Idea. ~ut at the s~e June 22.'1966...S}nce .then.:as. J!lanJo" , Departure. 1500 10 make .an 'Ieconomic break- endly couritry, fhe S01i"le~ Union. SImilarly, ,the Federal Repubhc Live the Freedom of Afghanistart 'smns of the 'constitution. and.c~ltur,al.ties. ~issed IS an al!-our ghan-istan, without discrImInation Peshawar headquarters of Pakis- ter their products. are .sorted and " 1. _ ~nfortunate 7~~~~~Z:& m~n _Gemilll . progr.an'irne..' They at han-<:!. It IS that etc. serves us >Vlth another IIlus-- and preference, ,posSes equal .tan's air force, the Associatetl"Press standardiSed. " .\ W!Il stay' In oroit fO!: two ,weeks., ..' :he maJor' portIOn of this ,tratlon nghts and oblIgations under the of Pakistan news agency. reported. The, daily Hey'wad' in its edi- Abal Phone No 22743 'link 'thelr craft, With other-~orbit- .: ;;"urce of energy IS bei:Jg srient ,'. . law" may be considered' as a Pakistan's aIr force IS mostly. torial published under the title Afghan 22919 , mg sa'teHnes and' step into' 'sPa- . '~Ivebry " un milItary purpoijes_ To em-, 'classificatlOn of rights landmark in the- constitutional de- American equipped "The !?akhtunistan ProJ?lem,in Mortaza' 20560 .ce:aU to . practlee- for: ·lan·ding: ~ '~I c~ge woul~. , ploy_atomic power in military . . e like a which. velopment of Afghamstan. It es- The U.S. has an air force base the LIg"ht of Reality" has' said' Inayat 23908 men' on the mOon_ '..., '- , wople~ . fIelds means fhaJ mankmd I'S unpnson .,mtegrlty, the tabJishes equality III all spheres of near Peshawar. "the idea of Pakhtunistan is the AzIZ 24131 Telst,!!-l·.. opened an "era of. In \\'orklng for"self-ann'lhllat>ion' whole .c0ncep: of-.nghts . revol:ve ':human.,activities between 'minori- General LIU who is alSo Vice demand of time. It has stemmed' Carte-Char 23871 ~. < tercontinental , '-communlcatIon ' . d th' ,round tnan s personalIty, ltS ty and majortiy communities. Millister of Defence will meet from a'liberation movement. It is Faryabi 20887 (Contd. on. page 4) , . . -- an to: use IS energy m peace- lUowth and prevention (Jf ~ecad- TlJis article the draft consti- Marshal Asghar Khan, Comman-' a national problem based on his of : held~ , -, ful means the, future. enc.e. . '. tut-ion is also broad that it estab- der-in-Chief of the Pakistan air torical realities. History has forc " .... ." ~ -.,-- happmess ~ and prospen~y ~f, Si~ce an ,all-time' ,formula-like !lsnes equality between men and force, at Peshawar and visi.t ed the 'people of Pakhtunistan .. ., human bemgs: The chOlce is claSSIfication of, r.ights is neither . women. :Rawalpi'ndi, capital of Pakistan to move towards -freedom. It is , .' . ' :. - "'. '- ... ·0 _. \'el-Y clear and needs no com· . possible nor feasible, therefore" This is a recent developme~t. before leavmg for Peking o~ the obliga~ion of Afgbanistan to men!. .. constftu"ti-onal thinkers .speak of The "nse of feminini,ty" IS l1noth- Thursday. support it." , '. ...~ '. .~. - - -~.. . • '. .' '. , . " " • .:..~-~.::.~ =~ -. -: .• : ;." . " '. . ~ .. "- -- .- .., , - .: : '. -- ' .. ': ; ". -- -._~-:~: .. '. ...- .. - , '. ..- .- . - :" . _..:: . ;:;. -:.-. . -' .. '.- , . . - " - .- ." ... : --. -. : -'. - . -.. ' . - --. - :: -."- : . " ..... - .' , ~s': KABUL~ SEPTEMBER 1, 1964 . sTAtts .' ': -, '. PAGE~ • 'f'$: WEATHER ...... , =----:--,----"-~ _.,- _ ..': HO'teI; hb1!l Hotel; 'SIW-_ : -. . -:-:. - - .. yesterday's 'Temperatures ,~aw ~ParkCiDema.JUbul· ~ - .:.M°C. .. Max. +31rC:"MlDbimm . ·lntemal1onal'AJrsjott. , ,-,•.. .. JHomeNewsInBrief Sun sets today:at ~ p.m. .1I"ltoDL 'Kabul Times'iS.avaUilble:at:' Sun. rises tomorre.1t,d<5i! ,_ .' ",' Khyber Restau~t;--· Spbisai': KABUL, Sept. 1 -A reception ·Tomorrowllt 0'liUtiIk:-... tn.Jii, • as given by the 'Culture Relati- Air AuthoritY .' .-- -Forecast by , , :: ~: --. '. of the Ministry M~ ~ - ,~':':. ons D.epartment 1~ ,il 1343,S.H.) - ,,~, 0':= ....'_. :.:, 'PRICE 2· .. '-- :'" . - , of Press and 1nformation' at the . KABUL WEDNESD!'Y, SEhE,M'BER 2, SONBOLA I VOL. ill NO. 151 r press Club Mohi!ay' evening,In Wt~~~~i~-FQr TOkY6:01~;k~-~':' , . honour 0( the artIsts who had ~U; Maj~~tY:.l{e'ceiv~s Afghan .. '", .. ,,:, ... come to, Ka!:'ul' from friendly '- ~ -~ , '" ; . ; '. '-'. ~ . c~ ~ ',' ' :,,'.: in the ThantSay.s No Solution .~: ". .' ..,:' ":", " . '. .. "': '... - '. countnes to j)articipate. u. , .. '. -: remonies.of the' Afghan inde~n- " .' , dence .Venus, Aug. 27-Dec. would give him a report on medi role In U.S. attempts ~ . - . ~ -' ".. of Chma "persiSts or imernational meetmg you con- - -;.' - : - ~-- -... .. - munist Partly 1962 Twa manner spacecraft are ation negotiations by about the milttary ~uperioriiy in space. velie, it will be Illegal ." . -~ .~",,:--.....-"----.;:~....,.-,,~:,...:.:...--,- ~ in Its stand f-or an mternational- to Mars . felt Bleymilier's It says-: . the, 'Central Cqmmlt to make slmdal' missions. middle of October. Other sources ...... '. ' :' :.. ', -- . .." ,'. meel mg .Qf· Ihe fraternal parties thIS 'year could slightly high, that J{Osygin To,Ardve. --:: ... -':', , '--'" tee of.the CPC sol~J'!Inly declares': late The Secretary-General percentage was 'j,m' Illmty ,on :the hasis 'of Marx:' massl\Ie rockets the negotiations estimate would be 80 to after We wtll neveT take. part many Coming liP are not say where a better > .S I~m-Lenmism~ to ,be _held sophistlcated . 'satellite place, but he said that 65, per cent because of· the orbit -< ..•. .:-; ;nd we are mternatJonal meeting '~r any pre-, .and more would take InKabul 'TOday ·IA1otIa6Piin:ceSMakiIig ample .prepar:atlOns. maneuveTlng .teeliniqifes. The .per at any rate all parties involved failure. opposed to your schI~tlc paratory '.meeti.ng for '1\, which c:.~.~'~ .Jirmly -spht. tentlal IS' unlrmlted-space stati Turkey, Greece and Cyprus would ~BUL, 2.':"Mr.. Ale.·· :' ~r~gtes~_ln-:pat~~.T~Iks~::" .. :,' .. meetIng' It a:dds. "we wlll never you, call for the purpose of .Sept. No 24 or more men. Lunar to be consulted on the mat The third stage-a versatile , international, tmg the i~.t€rnatlOnal communls( ons ,with have ~'.~ '~-,.- ~': akp part. m; any bases,. giant unmanned, ! embassy.,souree said the ' lidl"" \\ith t,'-e' US' . I'1Sts note saId . nefj,t the entire nation". Mr. Mohammad Zahir Siddiq . "Thirdly; ....;.hili! we, agree that had ··refused tne;:suggested: '-' , ,. .. Irnpena ad~itJOn ernment supported a substantial vi~ ni'ail~u'o!:ei1,N: :~Fmces_ are .di~m;Siil& t:vP'.?t, a -- :', . ~nd ground:. &. ,._ In ,to the new monthly and Mr. Mohammad Naim Ferhan may' be' c9nsidered c!JatlOn of tne, on seeking common reduction of nuclear missiles at .all propQsaIS tIme the ,very problems ..theY"o ' .~. pubhcatJOn, the bank ' issues,a of- the Ministry of Press and Infor r.eduction and el4liinanan' a1'e~, and sin)ply left,the!mOdified lmltmg you "/oith them You have r" the outset of disarmament 'and 'f6r the -...... , -shoullf ~e dlscllssing .all together. . :.. t1~y, quarterly bulletin in .l!'ais! and mation also left for Prague to stu of existing'stocks,·in·our.view a:'proposal unanswered.. ".' le.pea~edly iridicated to US.' im- that the proposed '(Vorking group !ha~ Is.. to~d'a. ~iIsis for:.pr:-:, want to ~isen-. I'. ·;fOI . an annual report. also rn Farsi dy journalism and History 'of Arts sUbst~tia(reduction ~t.lm.e~ly' ~ La'o~an~. embilssy:sPokesman pe,Ia!Jsm that you study the' matter should be ~. n~\\ pl~ Jor_dol3;JeStiC " ·Th.is year, for th.e first time, the on scholarship grants made by the to we ate. to ~Id !10.tlii.ng ·had developed. in the f,,,entmg .fr~m ajJ fronts of .struggle 5PECI.A',L . given clear directives to this stage IS necessary if. ,Pri9:~es pe~ce the, 14.natjon ~mzriitt~ : t!agf' 'W'rlt: bank s resea.reli department will Government of Czechoslovakia. progress'",towards' meeting ,of..J~e '.wtuCh 11. .to ~!!amst It Vlhen U.,g imperialism v effect, . n;ake some real f!.rst trIed to solve the~PI:Ob also Issue an annual report in · Mr. Abdul' Raouf' Kohnaward 'and the elimination' . ~ould. peq:rut ::,'a surmfs-e as to whIch re(oentl~·. Iau~ched. its- a1"J'!1ed ,ag- ". &:'.' off Nehru proPOl;ed the follo-wing . dIsarmament tIieY'l'l~, th~ ~j-stur~~ ,little ~U?-. ~ Enghsh. ThIS JS- expected to be and Dr. Mir Abdul Siddik left for t-h~' .m~nan,ce.' ., .. :when,'. 'or e\(en ~\vhether,: of £resS,Jon agai;nst 'I'e- _try" It has ~ ~pU:!atI~n,o~ly half '. ·the .presses about ~~CARGO.RAT(S.··· the Uni!ed States of America and ,United c w?u1d: be to' get: together: Plalitnam ,in its strug- vehides :tune.was. • , ••••• :;" pt'lrt inel uding 'exj)Ort an by stocks of nudear delivery ·V· ' , >' -'" • ghan!stan. "QXriY DRY/FRESH FRUITS grants of schOlarships' made a workirig'group 'was . ' -: :' , " - ,.. In ~, :::If' 'acainst 1Jj S' aJ!gressiolJ."but Import figures on specfal Item to the lowest agreed levels at an .listmJent.of :. lentlane,- o~~ of t!le.. three. '",' ~Haed MINIMUM WEIGH12,OOO KILOS the US and French Government.· t~ '''a~~ther .,step QOVlet party and gov.ernnie t I. ,'. . '" " WhHe ~u pursue thil; anti-, , and,constiuction. . of hIS proposed ~ "" Bur!1$, ,the C ii" del'" ..' e d'b F': .n. I'P ~nmg a',countel'attack in'the -' ,-,'" as mortgages DELH1-K~BUL AMRlTSAR'-KABUL " to us tluIt ~ . d . ana lau... egate, delegatinn'head scUffl· '.. - ""mmunist. a'nti-oopular an'd anti. The publIcation also lists gov . Independence Celebration ."Firstly, it seems the t ry of·th Cpge .. y Irst secr~ ,Plaln',des: Jars.. ':Minor tFre~~ fnllt.s , Ye;efilbles, /8<1, :cotion _ ,approach to the question of urge - members,tQ formtilate. eo 'area., "":rttr - . rp\'olutJljnar~ line: 'h'ow can the loans and payments, for, sept. 2.-A report from dIrect too. '~t h y ~entral.COIIllIJ:- t'contmue' in'the f?ment ~~eXltfes(co.1rse elgIn), B/ectdciJl ilPP/' ' KABUL, reductIOn of existing stOcks of next step-.forward ."Without· the: 1~rxist-Lempists. . re$lch: