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Thekaboltimes Instant INSTANT EUROPE ; plus NEW YORK Leave Kabul on any Tuesday THEKABOLTIMES arrive any city In Europe or New York on Tuesday. Get In to this world.. .today CALL PAN AM 24731 VOL. VIII, NO. 87 KABUL. SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1969 (SARATAN 14, 1348 S.H.) PRICE AF. 4 India, Pakistan sign HM notes U.S. National Day Council likely to reconvene KABUL, July 5, (Bakhtar). A telegram of congratulations on on "Jerusalem the occasion of the National Day of the United States has annexation Rann; (Re-uter- UNITED NATIONS, July 5, ). of Kutch been sent to U.S. President Richard Nixon by Ills Majesty, the an arms embargo and economic Information Depirtment of the Foreign Ministry said. Israel's rejection of the sanctions against Israel. Security Council's unanimous vo- These were his demands when boundary document te of censure over Jerusalem ye- the debate opened on Monday. sterday raised the prospect of They were dropped from the for- RAWALPINDI, July 5, (AFP).-Fore- ign Speaking on the occasion Yusuf further council action. mal resolution in order to obtain Secretaries of India and expressed the hope that the go- The council's latest round of de- the support of the United States. Pakistan Friday signed a docum- vernment of India would help in bate, covening a broad range of oh ent on the demarcation of the bo- resolving "our" outstanding dis- M Arab-Israe- li problems though the undary in the Rann of Kutch as putes in the same manner as the immediate question was Israel'3 Syrian chief holds determined by an international Rann of Kutch dispute and with moves to annex the former Jor- tribunal last year. the "same happy result." ..:k. it .in 7ft danian sector of Jerusalem, has Following the signing of the do- Yusuf was obviously referring L'M.t,"1:.., I,,..: left Middle peace hopes as talks with USjSR ' ' East cument at a simple ceremony, to Kashmir and the Farakka bar- ... ... i ('S'A dim as ever. India to 00.00 ho- ev- Tek-oa- was vacate at rage which India is building Israeli Ambassador Yosef h leaders in Moscow urs last night (19.00 GMT) 350 er the Ganges river. Pakistan cl- iM'!.!:d made it plain that UN stric- square miles of territory in her aims that after the completion of tures and recommendations would MOSCOW, July 5, (Tass). The possession. Pa- the barrage economy of East leave his government unmoved. party-and-sta- te delegation of Sy- Foreign Secretary S.M. Yusuf kistan would be adversely affect- "Jordan destroyed Jerusalem," ria led by Noureddin Atassi paid signed on behalf of Pakistan wh- ed; ' he said. "Israel has built it... We a visit to Leonid Brezhnev, Niko- secretary af- ile at the external are proud of it and shall not be lai Podgorny, Alexi Kosygin in fairs ministry Kewal Singh a Yusuf said that it must be a so- deterred in our work. the Kremlin Friday. former high Pa- 'oncer-ne- d Soviet-Syria- commissioner to urce of satisfaction to .all Tekoah said Jordan brought the After the visit, n kistansigned on behalf of In- that "the dispute which led complaint not out of concern for negotiations took place. It passed dia. two to armed co- the countries mm the city's Arab community but in a friendly and cordial atmosp- nflictshould have been resolv-j- because of "blind, unadulterated M i l here. The two sides had a fruitful by recourse to adjudication by a hostility towards Israel," The exchange of views oh matters of Royal Audience acefully". wiimmsmmimt complaint must be condemned and development streng- a!' hi !:! ;.';;: ill: " further and The process, he added, "illust- III. : 'H I rejected. thening of friendly relations bet- 5, (Bakhtar). The i film KABUL, July rates that given goodwill and The UN was closed yesterday ween the two countries well in audience Stiff as following were received cooperation from both sides all for the American national holi- as on important international maj by His Majesty during the week they disputes however intractable day and there was no word when tters and matters of mutual in- that ended Thursday July 3: may appear can be resolved the council might be called into terest. Minister of National Defence, Ge- session again. Matters related to the situation Mohammad; Minister neral Khan Replying, Kewal Singh said But the official Israeli repudia- in the Middle East as a result of of Justice, Prof. Mohammad r; that India would be glad to co- tion of the request to rescind leg- the Israeli imperialist aggression Minister of Planning, Dr. operate with Pakistan "in every islative and administrative mea-- , were thoroughly discussed. Abdul Samad Hamed; Minister of endeavour" in regard to resolving The American Ambassador in Kabul, Robert G. Neumann sures taken to extend and tighten On the Soviet side, the negot- Public Works, Eng. Mohammad "differences" between the two co- and Mrs. Neumann held a July 4th reception in the American Am- control over Jerusalem made ma- iations were attended by Boris Hussain Masa; Minister without untries. bassador's residence Thursday evening.. HRH Marshal Shah ny displomats believe that further Pomomarev, secretary of the cen- Portfolio, Dr. Abdul Waned Sorabi; Kewal Singh said: "There is Wall Khan Ghazi, HRH Sardar Abdul Wall, president pf the council action was inevitable. tral committee of the CPSU, Vla- Afghan ambassador in Washington, no more urgent need for our sub- House of People, Dr. Abdul Zaher, Second Deputy Prime Min- Thursday night's resolution de- dimir Novikov, vice jhairman cf Abdullah Malekyar; Deputy Minis- continent than the creation of ister Abdullah Yaftali, members of the cabinet, high rank- clared that "in the event of a the USSR council of ministers, ter of Interior, Eng. Mohammad goodwill and trust and the estab- ing officials and diplomats attended. negative response or no respond Andrei Gromyko, minister of for- cooper- Bashir Lodin; Parwan Governor, lishment of contacts and Newspaper in Kabul carried photos of President Nixon and Geor. from Israel, the Securi- eign affairs, Andrei Grechko, mi- Dr. Mohammad Naser Keshawarz; ation between the people of our ge Washington, the great American leader and the first presi- ty Council shall reconvene nister of defence and other per- Kandahar Governor, Mohammad q; countries." delay to consider what two dent of the United States, yesterday. They also had editorials without sons. Balkh Governor Abdul Wa-ha- b should be taken." on Afghan-America- n relations. Photo: Nazhand (BakhUu) further action On the Syrian side, the negotia- Malekyar; President of Inspec- He expressed the hope that "ar- r Jordanian Ambassador Moham- tions were attended by the dele- tion and Acting President of Orga- eas of cooperation between our mad ra called again for gation members and the Syrian mu- nisation in the Ministry of National people will increase for our Ambassador Salah el Dine Tara-z- i. Defence, Lt. Gen. Mohammad tual benefit." in the ceremony was wit- Nairn; President of Tribunals The signing ! Military Academy, Lt. Gen. Nas-rulla- h nessed by ambassadors of Swed- mm mrm''rm'- Home briefs Waziri; and President of the en, Yugoslavia and Iran, British Nangarhar Valley Authority, Ab- deputy high commissioner and. J KABUL, July 5, . (Bakhtar). Wash-- Mrs. Pompidou to dul Hakim. representatives of the United Na- ft' The Afghan Ambassador in I Mf,9 Malekyar, who His Majesty also received the tions. ington, Abdullah Illicit vacation left here Ambassador of Iran in Afghanistan, UN Secretary General had ap- came here for a end ppartanism his Mahmoud Feroughi; the Ambassa- pointed Gunnar Largeren as cha- Thursday for U.S. to resume dor of France in Afghanistan, An- irman of the Kutch tribunal, Pa- post. of Elysee Palace dre Negre; and the Ambassador of kistan had nominated Iran's ah ' '' Kons-tantin- e India had if''"' V ', KABUL, July 5, (aBkhtar). the Soviet Union in Kabul, Entezan and , PARIS, July 5, (AP). Mrs. Ge- from the Osaka Alexandrov. named Yugoslavia's Ales Bebler. The visiting team orges Pompidou is doing over wh- a courtesy International Fair paid at the de Gaulle in Commerce, left behind call on the Minister of the Elysee Palace, including bath- U.S. loses 37,000 men since Dr. Noor Ali, Thursday. Views were rooms so spartan "that you would ex. hanged on Expo-7- 0. think you're in an English hotel." The team earlier met the Deputy The wife of the new president, war starts in Vietnam Minister of Commerce, Dr. Moham- a rather less austere woman than mad Akbar Omer, and the president SAIGON, July 5, (AFP). Nearly dead and 44,000 wounded. Yvonne de Gaulle, was quoted ministry, Aman-ulla- h George Washington of planning in the Fran-co-So- ir 37,000 Americans have been killed The report also showed that since Richard Nixon Friday by the newspaper Rasoul. in Vietnam since the war started, ac- the Vietnam peace talks opened in was hoping to give the cording to figures published here Paris on May 9, 1968, nearly 14,000 presidential residence a little mo- Friday by the American military American troops have been killed re warmth and Intimacy. command. and 95,500 wounded. Her first act last week was to The official statistics showed that Meanwhile American and South S.V. soldiers put up a Max Ernst Painting in from the beginning of hostilities up Vietnamese military spokesman here a salon. It replaced one that Mrs. to June 28 this year American dead reported yesterday that military ac- Pompidou said ''was just too ug- S.V. men ly." totalled 36,866 and wounded 236,563.
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