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Boumedienne, Aref in Moscow After Arabs' Cairo Summit University of Nebraska at Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Kabul Times Digitized Newspaper Archives 7-18-1967 Kabul Times (July 18, 1967, vol. 6, no. 95) Bakhtar News Agency Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes Part of the International and Area Studies Commons Recommended Citation Bakhtar News Agency, "Kabul Times (July 18, 1967, vol. 6, no. 95)" (1967). Kabul Times. 1521. https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes/1521 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Newspaper Archives at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kabul Times by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - I, '-, , -\ '8\ ., " • , " , I' ", , PAGE 4 \ "TaE KAB:UJ:. TIMES \ 'WOIt'LD~:" 'J"ll I" II \ PAZHW,AKIS CALL 'FOR RUtE OF.:LAW :IN: \ , ~... ~ . ..." . i .', I I) I , I ,{ .< , ',' (Contlmt¢. trOm' page 3) \ 'aU:", "LT'). (Cohtd from page 2) couragmg developlntnt m the, Many keen and ex~ert obser- "i c H~re I think we touch on the l was on the vefge of sa11ng coW's .. 'II tng of the United NatIons alrea­ acceptance of COlllPulsory JUI'is" ve~s feel there IS Mthl,ng _ ball!:i ' very Il!'portant,probl~m of ~d" , '1'1ik. ,,!hen a b~ll'e~ answe~ ,Cjlme to ES dy has been responSible for the d,ctIOn VIrtually WIthout reserva­ callY,,;}IIrong with tile alms or" mg wa,ys and mel\lls of,encoUi"lI- my min<J. ' \ .. ( " I I tion by a number of African suo the foundations of our, Intern,a~. glng .the 'evolutlon of lilw,' espe" ", "It',will d~pend" 00 doctor's ~ od­ a SwIas conclUSIOn of lIterally hundreds D_ • ' tes, among whIch are Gamti[a, tlonal community, Rather", the "cl'ally In de\t'elop\:il8" countries, ;,.yt~"; -I rephed Willi unc«Itllnly: , Chocolate of treatIes regulating matters as ~ fI.. t~f' diverse as narcot1C:s and commo­ Kenya, MalaWI, NIgeria, Somalia, progress...,.qr lack of progress- 'trom the trlbal'1l!vel to thtl na' "II Is not medicine 'that <loctor I IIIIIN II.R d Ity prIces, communIcatiOns Sudan and Uganda ThiS deve­ made JS a faithful mirror of the tional llnd' on to lntematlonal .can'l/fescrlbe, It IS milk" sJi~ 'a,d se.~ms eXlstmg communtty of natIons, lllW,' This should siu'ely ~ ,the ralher, rudely. ,/ • _~l?' J and matntenance obhgatlons lopment to me to be gym' alhtlfo~ '~qWp­ .- SB.) PRICE AF. 3 Many of these questions are, or • ptomattc of the Impact of the and r"ld":"al cliapge IS not likely ·,alit\.'of working toVJlmls' /'For the .next party> I waJ; '... Untted NatIOns work m the fleld_ untIl sovereignty lind' independ- :, tRe, growth ofJeg~1 ~8tems and- ped' WJtb an aoswer"for this:~.too course, hIghly technical and the acceptanc~ Pbelarg~n eXIstence of such agreements IS of law on' the developmg and ence give WIlY to of ,the,.resp,ect for law' In de!elop- It was to' be ' ':: k- ~ttlci1lar hardly known outSIde the CIrcle newly Independent countries the deCISIons of tlie organised mg I countries, and 'a A few days weot by aod i. alteriC!­ PM Attends of natIonal and mternattonal Many of these countnes are acu­ commurnty of states, 're8Pifnsibility must devolve )up. ed another P\lrty The same>:qlles- Jump To'Death speCIalIsts In the partIcular sub­ tely conscIous of the IInportance We are Well aware that such a on' the Iindividual lawYers" 'and hans were aslied agalo and agam Ai. Pashtun Prince's Ject The fact remaIns that this and need for developmg a legal day IS stIll far off and that in Juridical tnStltUtiOns in these and J was fully ~qulpped to anSIVer regulatory network llffects al­ structure, parttcularly 10 the thIS respe~t the baSIC Ideals and cOUJItrles I am convlnced'th8t them ' _ ;;;{-, , 1," Rome ,Police HQ most every md<vldual and 1S es­ economic and SOCIal fields Many prInciples of tbe UOlted Nations progrji!SS' must be made, ,In But, some of the intunate ffieods Funeral sentIal to tlie maIntenance of of these countlles are aware alSo Charter are very conSiderably particular, in the field of law did nOI besltate to ask slvn~- new ROME, July 17, (ReuW;).­ man s complex socIety of the . Importance of promoting ohead of :what tnternational so- making and development 10 these questIons. A fnend, In a senOus The police were trylJig tb es­ KABUL, July 18, (Bakhlar)­ A development whIch Will economtC legislatIon and mter- . clety IS prepared to accept to- countries which now contain the mood, once asICed me what was thc tablish the Ide,J1t1ty of a for. Pronce Ab Halat of Chltral was be of mtetest to many of you nabonal agreements and safe­ day _ vast majoritY of the world's PO' colour of my cblld's eyes elgner who jumped to his bUried In Ihe Shohadal Salehem took place at the 21st sessIOn of guards 10 order to attract and I would not Wish YOU to can- pulaUen, for the conditions of ''The colour of the eyes?" I im- death From the fifth floor of ycst~rday afternoon the General Assembly last year, encourage economIc cooperatIon sider my assessment as a peSSI" Ide ,,;f those populations WllI plOred. "Yes,:', he said WIth slightly police headquarters here sa· PrIme MIOIster Mohammad Ha­ when the Assembly adopted a m these states Hence there IS m.stlc one, but rather as a bave a great Impact-poSI~ve surprised vOIce. I dIdn't know thc turday after as~ a Swllis KABUL, JDly .18; (bakhtat).­ shIm Malwnndwal, HRH Sardar resolution settmg up a Umted a readmess to accept mternatio' 'vlew 10 perspective After all, and negative'-On the estabhsh- colour' of my 0IVn ~yes I(ow could guard at the Vatican lor Work, has begun on the construction of a textile factory In Bag­ Mohammad Nalm, Mohammad NatIons CommISSIOn on Interna­ nal JunsdlctlOn and compulsorY natIOn states were only bVltt ment of a lastmg atld duiable I know the baoy's? protection. ramie, Dear Kabul. The plaDt, on a 1BO,000 aq.lD. site to the east Khahd Roshan, preSIdent, and other t.onal Trade Law whIch IS ex­ settlement of disputes as not up over a long period of ttme peace On, my retllrn bome r looked mIn His doeuments desCribed of the Yak Lenph Pass, ls-expected to have Its ttfal run Dext year. officlBls of lhe Trobal AffairS De­ pected to play, In the fIeld of orlly a legal necessity but as eco­ and the estabhshment of dbmes, the eyes of tbe baby. Tbey were , h1nl as a fourDaUst, 5'riDk Tne factory, estimated to cost 2,350,000 pounds sterling, wllI partment, PashtuOislanis resldang In trade law, a role slmdar to tbat nomIcally and pohtlcally deSIr­ tiC order and of the rille of law In short, what I have sought browntsb greemsh bhllsh mlxluro Anthony Duiu1e Monteiro, have an annual capacity of 18 mllhon m Actual productIOn wllI Kabul ,\Od friends attended the of InternatIonal Law Comrms' able also Within these natton sutes was to stress here to<lllY Is that Jus- wltb white baSiS 'Whal kind of born in Bombay January 13, begm m the spring of 1348( 1969). funeral Slon m the 11eld of pubhc mter­ However, at the present Junc­ a slow and usually pamful pro- tlce and peace, on the domestic colour IS that? 1940, they said In htSJ1Ofi/iIIlS­ A leam of 19 engineers Is at the The factory will employ 15,00 The 50-year-old prmce, who was natIOnal law ture I would not WIsh to pro­ cess It IS sttll less than 50 years as on the International level, slnn were passJlQrls from foOl" site Bupervis1ng the construction of workers two~thirds of whom will be a political refugec, died in the Ak­ While we are On the subject of phesy Olat the International SInce states first banded toge- are two Sides of the same coin cOIIDtrles---Br!tish, Portuguese, the factory, which will have weav- women' bar Shah Hospital Sundny The dI­ the 21st sesSIon of the General Court of Justl,e WIll plllY a ther here In Geneva tQ form 9 The Umted Nattons does pro· indian and Brazilian, the last ing, spinning, dyeing, steaming, and Most of the constructIOn equip. rector-general or pubhClty In the Assembly perhaps a httIe more larger and more active role In general Internabonal orgaOlsa' Vide us WIth the means, by and Press On Women Issued by the Bl'1I2illan em- , stamping sections ment needed will come from other Tribal AffaIrs Department, Dard­ should be said about the action the next 20 years than It has tlOn, the League of Nations large, to achieve the aim of jus' bassy In New Delhi. proJects which have been completed mand read oul the biOgraphy of taken at that sessIon In tbe mat­ m the past All of you, I am sure, These 50 years have seen aston- bce for everY indiVidual and (Continued Iro/ll page 3) Tlte Man, wearing a f)Iue The Bagramle plant Is one ot four the latc prmco In a speech, Pacha rules, a mother who cares for the ter of outer space A treaty on are well aware of Jts recent Ishong polobcal changes and de- hence of peace for all mankind suit without a tie, was waiting proposed under the Third Five Gul Sahib, a Pashtunlstam reSldmg family's economy and avoids lavish Minister Testifies the pnnclples gavel nlng the Judgment where It declIned to velopments m sCIence and tech- The process mllY be slow but the to be receiVed hy an ,official Year Plan The others are to be In Kabul, said the communIty bad expendItures or helps her poor actlvilles of States 10 the ex­ pass upon the ments of the nology If we conSIder all the means are there, 1t IS for us to of the ailens police when he bUilt ir Herat, Nangarhar and suffered a big loss In hIS deatb ploratIon and use" of outer space, claims of EthiOPia and LIberia strams that cQpfront modern In' use them properly neighbours' children can in the r~ onto a terrace on the flfth Before Jirgah Balkh Lyaqat Hatat the son of the late 10 rerms of SOCial servI~es be called a .
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