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11-29-1967 Kabul Times (November 29, 1967, vol. 6, no. 201) Bakhtar

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" ,II "/"~):' . ~)''-'F•.r::.';'[d \\~ KABUL·Jarg~1J.'Nov 28~n:\,~.,fBakhtar>-.'l:he,rffi''1u~'1.'" ~, ~ DELIGHT SOViet Defet.ce MarShal' , •• r o,,::f:uga'''$, ';",'Or-St, ," UUU,•..• , Meshrano ES ~ ~ Ptii4i~Mlt ,I ~ \ On "Green BerreY' Units A n.te~A Gl' hk h d t lk h ment ycsterd8Y. f 8«14- th!t 1ft r \ • ec thO H a a sM eJel' I - tISBON Nov 21t (AFP)'-Work' slderab\'; Atnong I thr: structures hit nllter Noor Ahmad Etemadt;lciivould • ~~ii!,li.iiiiy;iiii~~f!if:l\ yes er ay WI assan e I, erB~slarted'cleanmg up the was the Ihew nllllOoJll stadium, many IlUend the House todDY to present ~ "7'-';J, ..r,. ... SAIGON Nov 28, CDPA) - , Tass deSCrIbed the talks as forel.gn UllnIster tOf ~h~ n~w Yeo, area yesterday "ltet .weekend floods of its facillth" drtmRged by a tbltk his policy statement " , . held 10 n "fnendly" atmosphere 8 o~ m,ua~' )~t:r.t/ Viet Cnng umts yesteTday attac­ mem governmen • e leve cen which killed sbtne 215 persons jjf the coat J 1 , J...... I , &-."1 ,»1 • ".1 , The Swedish mInister repeat· ked the US headquarters and a tred on Soviet arms supohes to~ capItal's worst dtsns!er 1n a quarter Many pers~n8 "~hose bljlmes wc~e i KABUL Nov 28 (Bai:ti~b~:Mt~ l ~r"r camp of the •green berrets' ed hIS country's three-pomt th~ Saana 'at la'l centur"y. f. II ' \ I ",. I flooded were relocllted W' temporary fFeroughie,' the wlte of' Aili\bai· = ',' VIew on VIetnam, namely that ~. I commando umts 10 the provmclal Mekl arrived here on Saturday In addlUon' to the mud that,had shellers The' Portu«\1ese 'Red Cross sa,lor o[ Iran presentell 50 books on aD; . -I-Bombmg should be stooped •p"'~ lI. t ~ '.:t:i:' 1 capital of Kontum With heavY only nme days after emenl rl-,d \ lo be carled' away. there- were trees opened a camp for ~12u,.\pe~nl n SOCial, cullural and hlstcJrlcal subj· VOL NI NO ~1 '• e, -', before pence negotiatIons • Y Price Ai 3 mortal fife mfllctmg light' los me'Mlnlster Mohsm Ahmad ~knock~d over, windows s!)attered the heavily <\amaged Urmelra,quar' eels to Rabla Balkbl highschool ye,\'" -"'~~';';"'''';'...l...... ;.._..;;._...... :;;:;:.~;o,;,.-..;;-.';''~'_~ ~-...- ...... ;.-...-;;j,;;",~~~~.;,1:.;96;,;.7.:.(;::Q.:.:A.::.:;US 7, 1:;·6 S H) ~es on the Amencan forces, a -2-The NatIOnal LIberatIon a,:,~y Flont (NLF) shoulil take pari 10 Alalnl reported that the USSR 'and,store goods cnrtled by the ter " " '. \; ." terday The gltll were .received 'w,fth,' .- US sookesman said here had agreed to supply arms to SWirling waters '• ' , " , , The blgh "e~\h to I WaS attrlbut· tha'liks by prlnc,pal Miss, Hamafra The attack dUTlng which 50 the talks help preserve the country's se.. No olflclBl damage estimate 'I'a. ed largely 10 llie tIIct tliat,the he~vy,. Nourza, ' PLA~S Senato~ Yugoslavian morlar shells of 82 ml1hmetre ca· 3-The two SIdes should reduce cunty available, but the total will be con' ralns'starled late' SiturdaY nlg\J~ 'WILSGN TO Hear MOTION TO S'EAT CHINA Ilbre rell oh the US facllllles acts of war ::-___ time when Qlost pel:soris were asleep HERAT Nov 28 (Bakhlar)-Some Gromyko praised Sweden for 58~45' " -National Day there \\ .IS one of a senes of simt , Nov 28, (DPA) -Ja', , M·ddl 'E Casualties wer~often the ,heaviest Herat bu;messmcn hove donated , Etemadi's Policy IN UN DEFEATED larlY daTIng hIt and·run attacks Its polIcY of neutrahty pan aopears reluctant to take 'I e r'ast In sutiurban an:a' w,th a blgh pro' Af 83 000 to the pubtlc bealth ',det:'. ~AU on US base< 10 the past 24 The two ministers rere to meet artmc~t fot the l::onstructlon of ~ tile AN,S'WE'R DE' LLE KABUL, Nov 2'1 (Bakhla'rj-'- KAB.UL, Nov 29 (Bakbtar)--Du and to expel Fortnosa ' part In the International joint .. I portion of one-floor, 'prefabricated Prime MInIster Noor Ahmad Et-_ ring the debate In Ihe United Na- A draft TesolutlOn 10 that effect- agam todaY mother and child care centre V hours efforl to helD BrItain overCome (Con-HlIlIed froP" page 1)' 'homes madl and members of his cablOet hons Ge;neral Assembly on the ad-... sponsored by ~lbaDla and ten other Vlel COTI6 IE~bels engaged three Its economic dlfflculties, econo8 ~ ~ .. SEttlement of the lsraeu-Arab Life in I:.lsbon\ was struggling back ~C US mannes compantes 10 a slx­ N,lsson, who arrIved here Mon· mlc observers sald In T'Jkyo' confhct must '1uclude an uHer- to somethmg near normal yesterday ' rt,onsultat:ons Planned appearefl before the Meshrano hrgah misSIOn o[ People's Repuhllc I of counlrleS'.-jVasl defeated by a Vale day On a four day offiCial V1SIt ~fter ~nder L!l1 \V,., yesterday n1orOing The Prime Mm- Chma to the UOited NatIOns 'the of 58 to 45, WIth 17 "abstentions hOlil b.lllie southwest ot the gIant They noted one week nRtlOllal slatus for Jerusalem, a cold autumn sun. ., BEIRUT, Nov 28, (DPA)- E Ister prescnted the polIcy slalement Afghan delegale saId that thc only Thc assembly turned down the Da Nang <111 base Sunday after. was the guest of honour at a lun· BntalD devailled the pound ster- WIth the agreement of the great In the wake of the tragedy. the IraqI chIef of staff Maj Gen cheon given by Gromyko m the :nr1.'f of hIs Government to thc Senate Icgal representatIyc of the Chmese 'ame propoSItion at lasl

, , J • ,,~HE ~0r,~:f~fi~~r19~7 PAGE 2 -..:.:.~.:...... :;;...:.;;:;==-.....::..:::;~:..:=-..:.:~:..:.=-....:.~~""":::;.:KABUL TIMES '? to ~..::-.~,;.~--_:_..::...~:...... :.' , --+-...... ,-~~...,-:--_;, /'" THE', KAaUL ,>TIMESI NOVEMBER 29, 1987 •-..:..:.:::::::::.::..---'--....:.----...... -:"-'-....:.--:---.....-'...... L , ! f" I l" "'"," = " , ,, /r;EAtM;GF/1G/~Nt7JS~W1HS I I>.DRUIiiJ4R1JrV ~~$!!l!~~ '\~~~a~~?~'~~r~~~}~!se~~~r~~~~ ... I ~ J ,\ a • I _ Pl'ovincial Pres::: cade Great Bntam IS tryll)ll to SIghs at all that the Common • kllld of assocIation !lrovldes um· • ! By ,Serg1Je L1iJJjc ehter the Common .Market For Market countnes have any sym· lateral advantages '1 of a kind re~11y most members of the European pathy for thIS \"ew. which It would be ,unreasonalile .('t the World Basketball Cham- Th,s success stOry starts .,r plonship m Uruguay, toe YougO- t~e generabon of captam Daneu1with the menboned committee of By A Staft Writer Free Trade Assoclabon-a pro- • So, It IS clear that If the Euro- to gIve to ondustrlallllCd countries I The mosi useless dau .of aU ,a that sl~v natlon8J team, for the se- and hIS otltstandlllg team-mates the Basketball FederatIOn, whIch vIsIonal aSSOCIatIon Set up onlY\IPearl Free' Trode AssocIatIon -of \vhlch Swltzerllln(l, Is one, Commentmg on the news tha~ the cpnd time m s!'ccesslOn, c~ptu- ,Korac, Dlunc, KovaCIC and numbers 30 membefs half of ( after the ongonal Common Mar- heaks up, With Great Bntam en- Till. was all wei! nnd 1l00a until Kandahar Fruit Pres~ Plallt I)a. red tlIe.;btle of "Ice'c!:uurtplons of ~ Djerd]lI, woo- bade a glOrIOUS fa- I tliem former\JJiatlonal team pla­ ket members had made It clear terong the Common Market foJ- the Common Market countries resumed OperaUon Tolo. Afl1htm tl1eloW~~ld "':h"t makes this feat • rewell 10 the!sport m Montevideo 'yets and half former members that they would not'allow the lowed by most of the other "'em- hud to turn theIr attention to published 10 the Soulhern province. HI whIch tvl' have nol laughed all tli,,,,more \1 remarkable is the I r Team captaIn Ito Daneu of league club teams Tlie com­ • other West European countnes to bers SWltzeIland WIll be lert out the partlculur problem of Austr­ of Kandahar where large. quantiti­ f~ct that ;YugoslaVJa t.he 'whose combmatlon Iof talents a~ POSI tiOn of the republican bodies enter mto an assocIation WIth on a bmb In Artel the Second World was only:- es of fruits are produced .ays that I small naUonramong the three lIIantli a gold-scorer and as an orgamser 'S slm,lar Thetr skIlful leader- them whIch fell short of full It WIll lose the tanff advant- War the SovIet Umon only nc­ It IS a pIty thaI tbe plaut had to re­ Brazilr the -and lbo and, dlTectpr of play IS perhaps shIp of this young amateur and •Menha] Seral, the author of One day GhenghlS saId "Has membershIp-thIs presents no age' that It now receives accord cepted Austnan ondependence US. tiSSRl mam Idle for a long tune because ,·Tlie 'Yugoslav,selectors' have 'unsurpassed 10 the .world, Will go therefore '(ery poor "port m18ht Tabak-ul·Nasen and an emin­ the Prophet Mohammad ever -S.b••lien c""mtorl real problems ong to EFTA rules and It will on the understandong thnt It re- of the lack ht market to oUer Its prw to pIck thelT tweleve-man squad down m the hIStOry of this cham- well serve as a model for olber ent scpolar of the Ghond emptre spoken of my might and power?' THE KABUL THMES' They walt and' see what hap- exchange these for none of those maIn neutral wntes. that In 312 Hlgera (924 Wahlduddm told hIm about oducts to I pens to the B'ntlsh appheatIon if conferred by Common Market ThIS means that It was not from only 35000 • active players, plonsh,p as the man who defea- simIlar botlles d.C~1 ad) 10 the cIty of Kaeen he • the saylOgs of the Prophet about Pu bllsllt'd every dall FridiIJI and NghUn puJ,- § It succeeds they follow on behInd, membership SWltzerlahd could, wholly. ondependenl WIth regard compared with one mllhon m ted the US and, a player wlth- The technIcal personnel, fede- The paper says that it Is true thaI ~ BrazIl, 35 n1tllion 10 the SoVIet out one weak spot ral selection commIttee \Tamer met Wahlduddm Faushang. ,a the rISe of the Turks and Ghen­ Ill' IroI,uDY, by ,h. Kabul TIm.. I'ub/ull'II, AI"'Ji).. ,f It fatls, they SIt back and can 10 these cIrcumstances end up as to assocIation WIth foreign coun­ as a result of thiS many Kandahar UlllIllllIIllllIllIIllllUllllllIlll!lUlIllllllllllllllllUlllIlllIIlIIlllill1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUl 'ffi'llllll1I1I1l1l11Illl1II1l11l1111I1ll1l11l1IUlIlIllIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllI11111111111111111111111 Umbn, and, accordIng to' estl> and vanous othe( speclaUsed promment f,gure of the CIty, ghis replied tmue theIr assoclabon wlthm an enclave on the heart of Euro· trIes The SovIet Umon claimed merchants suffered economic losses mates, o"er 15 mIllion. players Radivoj Korae, a future eng' commISsIOns not only analyse ve- who ,1ald him a stOry which he My heart says that you pro­ 'EFTA pe surrounded by hIgh tan£[ lhat It would do anythmg to pre- wrote In his famous work bably speak the truth" but now thaI lhe facory has resumed But for SWItzerland thmgs are walls vent a new anschluss/'-the Dame m the ,Umted States neer and pasSIonate thealre- goer ry detailed stabstlcs of matches operation It is hoped that the mana. Basketball, almost unknown In IS known lis the player wllb the -whIch are used for studymg At ,the tIme when the Mongol One day dunng a conversa­ Yugoslavian National'Day not as eaSY as thIS The Treaty But, on reabty, the outlook IS gIven to HItler's forced !uslon of armies were attacking Herst, lton,6henghls asked Wl11 my gement will see that markets for the of under whIch the Com- not 'as bleak as' thIS For the Austna and Germany m 1938­ Yugoslvalvta before the War, has "golden left hand' because of both thelT own team and oppon­ products of the plaut are expanded become one of the favourIte hIS mcredlble prec,slOn m shoote ents, but have also Introduced Wahlduddm who together WIth name be mentIOned m HIstory? The INat.onal Day ,of Yugoslav,ilJ, II which , cruis

, , J • ,,~HE ~0r,~:f~fi~~r19~7 PAGE 2 -..:.:.~.:...... :;;...:.;;:;==-.....::..:::;~:..:=-..:.:~:..:.=-....:.~~""":::;.:KABUL TIMES '? to ~..::-.~,;.~--_:_..::...~:...... :.' , --+-...... ,-~~...,-:--_;, /'" THE', KAaUL ,>TIMESI NOVEMBER 29, 1987 •-..:..:.:::::::::.::..---'--....:.----...... -:"-'-....:.--:---.....-'...... L , ! f" I l" "'"," = " , ,, /r;EAtM;GF/1G/~Nt7JS~W1HS I I>.DRUIiiJ4R1JrV ~~$!!l!~~ '\~~~a~~?~'~~r~~~}~!se~~~r~~~~ ... I ~ J ,\ a • I _ Pl'ovincial Pres::: cade Great Bntam IS tryll)ll to SIghs at all that the Common • kllld of assocIation !lrovldes um· • ! By ,Serg1Je L1iJJjc ehter the Common .Market For Market countnes have any sym· lateral advantages '1 of a kind re~11y most members of the European pathy for thIS \"ew. which It would be ,unreasonalile .('t the World Basketball Cham- Th,s success stOry starts .,r plonship m Uruguay, toe YougO- t~e generabon of captam Daneu1with the menboned committee of By A Staft Writer Free Trade Assoclabon-a pro- • So, It IS clear that If the Euro- to gIve to ondustrlallllCd countries I The mosi useless dau .of aU ,a that sl~v natlon8J team, for the se- and hIS otltstandlllg team-mates the Basketball FederatIOn, whIch vIsIonal aSSOCIatIon Set up onlY\IPearl Free' Trode AssocIatIon -of \vhlch Swltzerllln(l, Is one, Commentmg on the news tha~ the cpnd time m s!'ccesslOn, c~ptu- ,Korac, Dlunc, KovaCIC and numbers 30 membefs half of ( after the ongonal Common Mar- heaks up, With Great Bntam en- Till. was all wei! nnd 1l00a until Kandahar Fruit Pres~ Plallt I)a. red tlIe.;btle of "Ice'c!:uurtplons of ~ Djerd]lI, woo- bade a glOrIOUS fa- I tliem former\JJiatlonal team pla­ ket members had made It clear terong the Common Market foJ- the Common Market countries resumed OperaUon Tolo. Afl1htm tl1eloW~~ld "':h"t makes this feat • rewell 10 the!sport m Montevideo 'yets and half former members that they would not'allow the lowed by most of the other "'em- hud to turn theIr attention to published 10 the Soulhern province. HI whIch tvl' have nol laughed all tli,,,,more \1 remarkable is the I r Team captaIn Ito Daneu of league club teams Tlie com­ • other West European countnes to bers SWltzeIland WIll be lert out the partlculur problem of Austr­ of Kandahar where large. quantiti­ f~ct that ;YugoslaVJa t.he 'whose combmatlon Iof talents a~ POSI tiOn of the republican bodies enter mto an assocIation WIth on a bmb In Artel the Second World was only:- es of fruits are produced .ays that I small naUonramong the three lIIantli a gold-scorer and as an orgamser 'S slm,lar Thetr skIlful leader- them whIch fell short of full It WIll lose the tanff advant- War the SovIet Umon only nc­ It IS a pIty thaI tbe plaut had to re­ Brazilr the -and lbo and, dlTectpr of play IS perhaps shIp of this young amateur and •Menha] Seral, the author of One day GhenghlS saId "Has membershIp-thIs presents no age' that It now receives accord cepted Austnan ondependence US. tiSSRl mam Idle for a long tune because ,·Tlie 'Yugoslav,selectors' have 'unsurpassed 10 the .world, Will go therefore '(ery poor "port m18ht Tabak-ul·Nasen and an emin­ the Prophet Mohammad ever -S.b••lien c""mtorl real problems ong to EFTA rules and It will on the understandong thnt It re- of the lack ht market to oUer Its prw to pIck thelT tweleve-man squad down m the hIStOry of this cham- well serve as a model for olber ent scpolar of the Ghond emptre spoken of my might and power?' THE KABUL THMES' They walt and' see what hap- exchange these for none of those maIn neutral wntes. that In 312 Hlgera (924 Wahlduddm told hIm about oducts to I pens to the B'ntlsh appheatIon if conferred by Common Market ThIS means that It was not from only 35000 • active players, plonsh,p as the man who defea- simIlar botlles d.C~1 ad) 10 the cIty of Kaeen he • the saylOgs of the Prophet about Pu bllsllt'd every dall FridiIJI and NghUn puJ,- § It succeeds they follow on behInd, membership SWltzerlahd could, wholly. ondependenl WIth regard compared with one mllhon m ted the US and, a player wlth- The technIcal personnel, fede- The paper says that it Is true thaI ~ BrazIl, 35 n1tllion 10 the SoVIet out one weak spot ral selection commIttee \Tamer met Wahlduddm Faushang. ,a the rISe of the Turks and Ghen­ Ill' IroI,uDY, by ,h. Kabul TIm.. I'ub/ull'II, AI"'Ji).. ,f It fatls, they SIt back and can 10 these cIrcumstances end up as to assocIation WIth foreign coun­ as a result of thiS many Kandahar UlllIllllIIllllIllIIllllUllllllIlll!lUlIllllllllllllllllUlllIlllIIlIIlllill1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUl 'ffi'llllll1I1I1l1l11Illl1II1l11l1111I1ll1l11l1IUlIlIllIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllI11111111111111111111111 Umbn, and, accordIng to' estl> and vanous othe( speclaUsed promment f,gure of the CIty, ghis replied tmue theIr assoclabon wlthm an enclave on the heart of Euro· trIes The SovIet Umon claimed merchants suffered economic losses mates, o"er 15 mIllion. players Radivoj Korae, a future eng' commISsIOns not only analyse ve- who ,1ald him a stOry which he My heart says that you pro­ 'EFTA pe surrounded by hIgh tan£[ lhat It would do anythmg to pre- wrote In his famous work bably speak the truth" but now thaI lhe facory has resumed But for SWItzerland thmgs are walls vent a new anschluss/'-the Dame m the ,Umted States neer and pasSIonate thealre- goer ry detailed stabstlcs of matches operation It is hoped that the mana. Basketball, almost unknown In IS known lis the player wllb the -whIch are used for studymg At ,the tIme when the Mongol One day dunng a conversa­ Yugoslavian National'Day not as eaSY as thIS The Treaty But, on reabty, the outlook IS gIven to HItler's forced !uslon of armies were attacking Herst, lton,6henghls asked Wl11 my gement will see that markets for the of Rome under whIch the Com- not 'as bleak as' thIS For the Austna and Germany m 1938­ Yugoslvalvta before the War, has "golden left hand' because of both thelT own team and oppon­ products of the plaut are expanded become one of the favourIte hIS mcredlble prec,slOn m shoote ents, but have also Introduced Wahlduddm who together WIth name be mentIOned m HIstory? The INat.onal Day ,of Yugoslav,ilJ, II which , cruis any harm had lIfe have somethmg to say." bebeve that 5alwUon lies In general There IS no reason to suppose But 10 the last few weeks an It was not untIl 1961, a full to protect their own frull and that ven years ago this month. Dis Majesty the King 'SWISS do not mind at all purely arena All of them have played Apart from lhelr h,gh techni- been mfhcted upon hIm He was andllll.niversal dlsarmamentBud In solving bila­ that m fact when It cornel; to other element has come to the decade and a half after the war of other producers Visited Yugoslavia Petar Stambollc. prime mI- econom,c assocIatIOn or sCIentIfIC over 120 matches for the natloo cal and tacbcal abIlItIes mtelh found to be enltrely unhurt Wahlduddm saId teraLIllQId multilateral Intematlonal problems the crunch the Common Market fore-vague so far but Jf It co that Yugoslav basketball emerg. IWho are you? Are you human I WIll Ghenghls ""phed n1ster of Yugoslavl. visited Afghanistan two or techmcal assocIatIOns of any al team and all are now enter gence and remankable reflexes Samll published In GhazOi prai- peaeefnllylI Both countdes\lAlse believe that the countnes v. III refu' e a status of mes to frUition It could remove ed from ItS mfancy to produce, or are you devll an angel? A name can be recalled only years ago kmd-but they do not lIke pohtl 109 thelT thlTtles these players display the serIOus a or ses the serViceS rendered by the conclUSIOn of a nuclear nonproliferation treaty economiC assoctatlon lo SWltzer all SWItzerland s doubts almost over·mght, a mature, ful Have you magJC powers?' Tull when there are people to do so cal obligatIons abroad, espeCially re~ ThiS great generation IS not and determmed approach char health caravan In Afghanistan IS a must if we are to strengthen and preserve land which Will allow It to Presldenl de Gaulle has sug Iy fledged natIonal team asked Your soldIers kIll all those they Yugoslavia has made much headway In wh.n these are defmed vaguely kmd however followed by a VOId aCleTlsllc of men concentrated on aDd hopes that the number of these world peace and secunty celve the samE" of tarIff ad gee-ted that Bntaln Itself....ought VICtOry 10 the III Balkan come upon Who is there to note and they cannot be certam how vantages that Il at present has Ready come to the forefront one goal Fmally and perhaps Wahlduddm saId caravans Will tncrease as well as the fields of light Industry and agriculture The to be content With aSSOCiation ChamplOnshlP 10 1961 (10 which your name? far they may leac ThIS 'S how at last are the middle generatlOn most Important of all thiS ex I am a humllle wnter posses the frequency of thetr V1S developing nations of Asia and Afriea, most of under EF r A rules ThiS IS lhe mIddle way be TurkeY, Greece RomanIa. Bul l GhenghlS after heanng these Adhering faJlbfully to lbe prlnclpleo they see lhe preamble or the aged between 23 and 27 who penenced team of bakelball aces smg somethmg Its 10 remole areas of the country whom are endeavonrlnll' to acbleve self-suffic­ For mdeed aSSOCiation IS In tween complete membership and gana and Albama also compted) words was fIlled wllh rage of positive non alignment and free ludg Treaty of Rome already have 50 to 70 mternatlO have preserved a geume almost. The ncwspaper says that our co iency In food pl'Odactlon, can learn much from the aIr In the first place many I blunl refusal heralded Ih a bnlhant era 10 threv.: hIs bow and arrow on the ment III mternational affairs and standing nal appearances to theIr credlt childlike love of the game ond en Whal IS II lhat You possess? untry Will reqUIre many years be the expenenees of YugoslaVIans states have LJeen [or years assoc One may I easonably ask In Yugoslav basketball Two months ground and turned hIS back on staunchly by Justice freedom and territorial ThiS IS the reasoning which I ated ",th lhe Common Market thiS context what SWitzerland and the younger generation, un- thusl3sm whIch IS an lfieXhnustl The mercy of your rulIng po fore doctors and medical services latet, to the surpnse of all and th~ Wahlduddm who lhought h,s end mtegnty of natIOns. Afghanistan and Yugos­ has made It pOSSible for SWitzer and have been rec""lvmg tanff JS domg about It Bnd the' answer dehght of the home pubbc the der 23 some of whom have re· ble source of motor energy for '" er That IS reason whY I are avaIlable 10 all parts of the co­ Afghamstan and Yugoslavia can further land to take lIs full part In all presented their country 20 or further achievements m sport had come lavia have cooperated with one another and (dvantag12s from thlS :itatus ThiS IS nothing After all Bntam has Yugoslavs after a defeat by escaped mJury" untry Thel e are st,lI a few hun­ mcrease their mutually beneficial economic the techmcal and sClentlflc or began wllh the problem of the 30 lImes and nther fields or hrp HeaTing thiS Tuh became hap dred doctors so that the only sensl WIth all nonalIgned nations In meetings m tned to JOin the Common Mar their bogey team the Soviet But GhenghlS Said ties Afghanistan, as a developmg nation, wel­ gamsatlOns attached to the Unl colOnies of member states partl py and said ble lhlOg to do IS to proVIde mobl Cairo and Belgrade 8hd 10 the United NatIOns ket before and nothmg has co Umon took second place 10 the I thought you were a w)se ted Nations Without clalmmg it (uJarlv France which had very ThIS man IS pr~dent and Ie hcallh services Conference on Trade and Development come. help from.-4lhe "fnendty lcountries, The me of It Those who made glgsn European champIOnshIp But even man but now I know lhat It t5 seat In lhe General Assembly ~peclal should serve ln Ghenghls Khan s two countllies mllJht consider' projects which tanff relationships With tiC preparations were wastmg the most fervent fans more than When the Middle East war broke out 10 The SWISS are ready lo accept not so Vour are a sharI sIghted The newspaper says Ihat whtle Yugoslavia would lIke to assist In and flnanclaJ many Afncan counlnes thell lime and money SWitzer half belteved thiS success was courl rul~ June, AfghanIstan and YugoslaVIa were great aSSOClatlOn With the Common From lhcn on Wahlduddm was man There are many kmgs Kabul has many doclors and seve­ questions involved In Implementing such pr<' But It "as always stressed 10 lilnd apolled for aSSOCiatIOn With due to the team s advanlage to Iy concerned The t.wo countries were in close Market bul thcy mainlam lhat the Common Market lhat th,s ly under the guard of a Mongol sol mg In thiS world I have vanQUJ ral hospitals new hospItals are now jects could be solved by an exchange of views the Common Market several plaYing on their home ground 10 communication WIth one another during the fulJ mernber.shIp even If It were pe of asso( lallOn was a furm of dler and," hen full was satisfIed shed and WIll contmue to do so under construclIOn 10 many provm \ eal S ago but no negotlattons Belgrade the places where Mohammad Ag emergency sessIOn of the United Nations. Gene offered would not be compatible help for underdeveloped coun have ever laken olace and the lhat oe had destroyed the clites ual centres rcmole areas suU need Afghanistan wishes to see its friends achie­ ThiS hngenng lack of conhd Tl has the Impnnt of hIS foot It ral Assembly Both worked to find a peaceful wllh neutraILty ThIS would be tries and It has stopped at Gree In of Khorasan he Introduced Wa baSIC medical services IS hoped ve greater successes Ou this day, we extend clppllcallon IS abeyance ence m the team s ablhty was hard There are other lands where pea solution to the problems of the Middle East and fine enough were 1t not for the ce and Tut key The Common (S'~'ISS lududdm to hIS father that regular medIcal servtce Will be PRESS REVIEW) ly \ surpnslng al the 1950 people wtll note my name and my both especially mSlsted upon the .lmme,bate our congratulations to the government and Wahlduddm became a dlstmg prOVided to such areas by heahh World ChamplOnshlp the Yugo­ conquests" caravans wlthdrawaJ of Israeh forces from occupIed Arab people of Yugoslavia and wish them many slavs hmshed boltom of the table ulshed ·cholar 10 the Mongol more successes in their national endeavours court and Ghenghls often asked From then on Wahlduddm lost ParH all published In Chankar lands Marshal Tlto's efforts In solving the behmd the nme other teams m favour 10 the court but managed says that Ihe people of Parwan 1954 they placed eleveoth out of htm about the past kmgs and proph.ts to escape provlOce are happy to see that a World Population Larger Than Expected 12 and al the thIrd champlOn­ reacher trammg school IS bemg op ship 10 1959 Yugoslavia did not com cned there plete al all With newly independent countries The cornerstone was laid by the cS Will have completed their tabu I aJ and nomadtc populatIons are, of m Africa leadlOg the way, more na But the natIOnal team soon dIS­ lations wlthm thiS decade More tnan c..:oursc hal der to enumerate than governor of Parwan last Thursday A:~ N,GLA1V~E' tlOns are countmg their clttZens to pelled all aouhts In BraZIl 10 "OME PRESS 120 other countries elsewhere are those IIvmg m crowded Cities Lite­ the paper says The newspaper then day than ever before 1963 they were ruitners-up to refers to the natIOnal scheme char also makmg head counts wlthm thIS racy IS also a factor becau5e people AIghsmstan and YugoslavIa both The census resultS are expected to the host team thus earmng the world and forwardmg special form penod able to read and write can fill oul ted out by the Ministry of Educa Yesterda) Anu editOrially comme followmg Ute pohcy of active Non produce some surpnses--most pro tl tie of v. arId VIce champIOns ulas for solvmg the problem queshonnanes while m the case of taon for the development of leachl:r ted on the IOdependence struggles alignment have been friendlJ tor bably an Increased figure for tolal Two years laler lhe Yugoslavs YugoslaVia has made rapid prog 1he UN has held a number o( trammg schools throughout the co waged by the people of Angola and Illiterates the enumerator must: fill agaIn took second place In Eu­ many years population In both a number of in t ammg semInars tor natlOnal statts unlry Mozambique Said Am" the situation rcss SlOce Its mdependence 10 1943 them out b) askmg questIOns In rope and m 1966 were wmners dlvldual countrIes and In the world 1 According to thiS scheme there IS rhls 'progress after the adoption tlClans The fIfth one for Africans :-,orne highly hterate countnes, for disturbed In Angola and this 80th were. actrve In tbe Catro and as a whole of the unoffICIal world champ disturbance IS caused by the policy of the new constitition m 1953 bas ended November 3 There have been example there IS a greater de~n are more than 20 such sCQools Belgrade eonferences of nonaligned s~ven ~uch JOnshlP 10 ChIle of Violence pursued by Portugal m been even more speedy meeltngs fot ASIan statis dence upon the malls than on enu WhIle we have to Increase the num nations Both enlered mto the area The United Nations IS encourag Fmally, on July 10th thIS the face of Afnca and the Afncan Today the standard of hVIng In tlclans the last one 111 June The se melators ber of teacher traInmg schools fo of cooperillon m V8nous fields mg the national head counts and al year m MonteVIdeo after VletO YugoslaVia IS conSlderably higher cond session for Caribbean census Slmtlarly the cost of taking a ceo get more graduatcs to teach the eyer Islands wlUi a population of 13 ml The Afghan" natIOn congralulates so offermg technIcal assistance UN ne' over the US and BraZIl and than tn Ihe 50 s and the takers was held m May South Afne-­ sus vanes accordmg to MISS Dla increaSing school populatIon 11 sho­ HlOn The people of these areas en Ih. people of YugoslaVia on thIS experts say a proper census offers another defeat by the SovIet JOY no nghts reap no frutt from country has entered many partner f1can countries held theIr nmth ses mond In 1950 she said It cost the uld be also borne In mmd that ausplcl0US day, concluded the edtto many advantages, both SOCial and Slon to August team they once more emerged their toils and die when they !i.hlps In bulldmgs up IH; economy United States 59 cen'ts per per the standards mamtamed by these nal econorruc, to a country taking It as vIce-champiOns of the world teacher tralOmg schools Will have Iry lO seek their nghls and prlvlle and tndustnal capacity Devefoprnen:t-plannmg as an exam son to conduct a. census while m En The responSibility for conductmg a a dlreft beanng on the standard 01 ges pte requlrts' accurate population fi glane! the cost was only seven cents census lies With the nallonal govern A GREA:r GENERATION education 10 Our schools In all Ie The mdependem:e movement 10 gures and the best pOSSible p'opula pel pe son One of the factors IS the ---'1 ment bUI Iwo UN departments are difference In preval1mg wage saales vels Angola Mozambique and GlJtnea (lon estimates for the future Such In three year s time, the VI said the echtorlal mtensifies every geared to prOVide technical asslstan 1 he length of the quesuonnaue IS '~.J~. ~.': statistics are Vital for plannmg roa (e The Economic and SOelaL depart World Basketball ChamptonshJp day Portugal answers thiS move . ., ;tllother COSl factor Some go\,'crn There IS no doubt that most of ds, schools, factories. hospJtals and ment IS one The other is the UN Will be held m YugoslaVia It ment with weapons and ammuJll­ ments want more lOformation than the teacher tramlng schools 10 the related programmes Population pro­ Stallstlcal Office The two JOID for would be natural to assume that lion Jections are especially Important tor Olhers trYlOg for example to com provinces are almmg at trammg ces to tram higher level personnel lhls offered the home team ItS teachers for pnmary educalton Ie Portugal and Its allies are wllne The T1mes newspaper gorup was The Gua1"d1an said In an editorial long term projects bme a housmg and a, population cen The Yugoslavia team won tbI f.rst place at the Balkan basket­ troubl~ (. harged With organisation and carry great chance but the selectors vel But It IS the quality of educa ..ses lhal within the last half cen fined 5000 sterling for an article that India', aeemed at their SUS Another cost factor is whether ball champIonships In Skopje worst In Bengal The lltate'a deprefi 109 Oul the census and estabhshing enumera.tors are on salary or .paId WIll no longer be able \0 relY on tlOn at thIS level that has a dlret.:t lury the use of force has no longer about British: Black Moslem leader MISS Janette Mc Netll of the UN permanent statIstical departments to 'Actually I have nolblng agaJnst bears " sed LDduBlrtal population had 1m own SQ much per questionnaIre beanng on the educalTon of our been able to quell the "!.truggles for MIC'hael Malik Alias "Michael X" as Economic and SOCial Q.epartment make pracllcal use of the flndmgs tradition .of vIolence .and revolution MJss D18mond predlcts some sur students 10 general freedom sweepmg the contment of he was awalMr trial puts It another way People, she The Iwo also help to frame question and there, more else, pnsms cnanges 10 the UN Demo The paper belJeves that If we rna Afnl.:3 The OCtober 29 arUcle m the Sun than anywbere says are an Important economIC re­ were- at. l1aHes and handbooks used by enu graphiC Yearbook by 1975 Many 01 IOta1O satisfactory standards of ed Freedom 10 Algena tbe Congo dati Ttmes one of BrItam's most m rioters .like an army rese-r· source and It IS important therefore VIStS. perpetually waiting for a crisis l11erators These vary from country of the statIstics on Atllcan ASian ucallon at primary level It Will have Kenya ell.: JO AfrIca lnd other ter rulentlBl newspapers, spoke of Mal that go\'-ernments know as much ab \() <:ountry The UN experts also as In order to go into action and Latin American countries U1 an Important and Indeed positIve ntorle5 elsewhere an the world Ik s former • uneditymg career as out them 8$ possible Sl'lt In other techmcal aspects fr~dom the presenl yearbook she saId are effect on the education of our l.:hll shows tbat lhe march of IS brothel keeper procurer and pro- A record number of governments Beatnce R Diamond of the Statls The resoluton on the situation 1D estimates Experience has shown she dren In higher levels Irreversible perty racketeer will take population counts in the 10 tHaI Office saId that the methods the Middle East, paued by the Sec says lhat estimates are mvariably Under the heading of the Pre, Portugal sauJ the c<.!llorlal IS nol Chief JUsuce Lord Parker desctl ) ear penod from 1965 through 1974 ilnd d the arltcle as a clasS1c case of The largest regIOnal mcrease Will be With the characterlstlCs 01 the coun The Amencan gIrl forced Mrs experienced than he was vague and tbdefmte nature ot Bome b, a census (CONTINENTAL Spam s chances of beatmg anga publIshed 10 Pakthla say,; \10L:~ of fleedonl In Angola and contempt of court which had pre m Arrlca where at least 40 countrJ liles and the people Scattered ru Court IDto errors In her openmg However Adtgue s punches of its formulations. olcan become the PRESS) South AfTica In theIr DaVIS Cup that under the. dueetlon of HIS Mozambique It evcn mes to render Judlced Malak s fair trIal service game and scored a were not as hard as he had ex first etteCtive steP along the road mter zone fInal m Johannesburg Majesty the King and In accordan Impractical and unworkable the eco MalIk was sentenced to one year break throu~h and she al~o took pected to the elimination of tenson in that depend on Its number one pla­ ce with prOVlSlons of the new Con nomll.: sancliuns adopted h\ the an Jail tor stirring up racial hatred l'irs COUI t s delivery In the regton, Konstantin Vishnevet8ky yer Mauel Santana stltutlon only a few months ago world agaJlht Stl\lth Affll.:a and The Tl1lttS newspaper group is own 1 fth game of the second set AUTO RACING Pravda's commentator Illld Spamsh team manager, Jaime the JudICIary In Afghamstan em· ~ hudesI3 ed by Canadian·born Lord Thomson \ hen tile /..\ustrahan served He pOInts out that Arab countr Bartolt told a press conference erged as an Independent branch rhe U-lllllllOllllle, prodllted In An Two Bnllsh newspapers comment Afghanistan's Primary Education Problems thal Sl?am had a good chance of , ree double faults Sut In bet Dan Gurney broke a JinX les In Situation marked by conUnu of the government gola and MolOt III blq lh.: arc exporled ed In eement and reView of ny hmes ~ ges m order to study the Situ Hlon progressive pOhloY YugoslaVia ~ The indian government has bad to Concll and world OPIOlon ahty of primary education and tra they Will either allow or force them school curncula wlthm the frame­ Kaklzawa body to drop out The wmner challenges <\ustra­ from dose up lily Cnj()y a SPCl.:1 tl plate Tn t e admit dlsappomtment from ita DlIJor In the 11IIbl of lbe aforeaald, lbe Imng IS even more strikng than Its work ot the MID1stry ot education Second was Bobby Unser US As a result there IS tremendous ha for the cup at Bnsbane from HI~ manager Jose Monde)ar Parwan comments on the recent world said the edltonal It IS one of de\ulutlon 01 the rupee and petty commentator laid, 1t must be Doted meagre quantity 2 Strengthenmg and equipPlDg who took the lead a few laps ear­ the leading nonaligned counlnes measures like the abol1tian of the thaI th.re an: hotbeadl In some Arab Moreover lD most of these count waste of time effprt, and money 10 dep'artments lD the miDlstry for Decem,ber 26 to 28 saId the vlct or Its equivalent are rare Text· Jectlves of the educatton plan lIvely South Wales hnal 10 Sydney on Umted States scored the fIght 48­ 10 northern Afghamstan aDd thiS • lUI...... ";d.c.r.lrvChl.1 ~ books and teacbmg matenals where To~ay, more 'han 402,000 stud In addition to t__e above men· Monday 47 In the FIlIpmos favour and plant WIll be operated by power e ..pl«t/ c.tumn Inch, AI 160 Clark took the lead on the Telep"'.' 2."7" used at all, are poor eots or 17 per cent of !he total tloned steps, the~ third plan gives MIS Court formerly MISS the two ludges Jose Scatell", of from thiS stattOn (UOfl.&iJS1If AM AU'f ualt"l wniutulw) school age popul~llon (7-14 years consIderable attentlon to training the PhlllpDlnes and Hlroyukl 23rd lap when Gurney slJpped The roewspaper lauds 4-ithe agree In some cases primary educatiOn Smlth overwhelmed Karthy bnefly off the 26 mIle (4 2km) conSIsts ot little'more than memorl~ of age) are enrolled In lhe primary teacherfl, which WJll result in a lower Harter of the Umted States bea· 'l'ezakl of Japan each scored ,t ment Signed between the- two ..oun SH....'" ...... EdilO1' track but Clark s Ford-powered Cla!slf1ed peT line, bold 11IP' 1-1 20 sation verses, atorles, or leJends schools In A(ghamst~n student teacher ratio from 42 Ilu· ttng her 6-2 6,3 In the semlfmals 4947 tnes aod hopes that fer (itker nUlIlben ant tliaL .awitcld.e.rd 0' machme dropped out a few mm­ Yearly rcad by the teacher. and the curn· By the end of Third FIve Pia" or dents per teacher at the present time In only 38 mmutes the power statIon In the ••• utes later With engme trouble Af Ill. culum of lome schools is confined by the year 1972, the number of '0 40 students per teacher by 1972 basketball team was the'winner of Adlgue saJd In hIS dresslJ1g north WIll not only 111- Halt Yearly nu....er ZSMI, 240111. 24111 A! 300 largely to re\Jll!on students 10 primary 4chools will have Th. lype of s<;hool bUlldmg IS this )'e~r's basketball tournament held in the University gym 100m afterwards that Kaklzawa Gurney resumed the lead AJ ummate some of the Cltles there but ~ Quarterly DespIte the blustery condl­ 10 nearly al1 of the developJng co­ flsen to 560 000 or 23 per cent of the another element affectlnll the quail naslum. Thl8 year six tealDs participated In the games, .In last Ions, Mrs Court pulled out had fought well put held too Foyt US was knocked out of Will also enhance the developmf'ot Ex ~4. 58 EdllOT.at untries the pressure for rapid expa~ -school age population ty of instruction Therefore, the Sunday's match l{abul University scored 49 points, and Wyom· tremendous power. whICh MISS much the race briefly as hIs car swept of Industry where large quanttlos of ~i ~:~;I~earIY A! 1000 nlilOn I'n the number of schools and The mam reasoIi tor this small Miolstry of Education is planrunll lng 48 lbus takln~ necond place At&er th.. match cupS were Harter was rarely able to com Kakizawa, only 19, saId he through a senes of turns near the naturiJ,l gas have been dlscove "'EO FOR B ION P1;pll. at lhe primary lel",1 makea II percentage Increase planned tor the to build 315 new primary ochool $ 26 ,given both tearon, bat had found Adlque much more start-hmsh line and exploitation has started C11"CtLlotlcn and AdtH!Ttlnno "hfflcull to maintain let alone 1m Third Plan period 18 to improve the bulldmgs during the 1hlrd plan 10 Quat1erly S 16 =:= - Exteaaloa 59 ~ prove, quaHty quaht\ of educatJon period Illtlllllllllill Illl•• IIIIIIII~11111111111111 IlIUlIIUlllllmullIllllIllllllllllUlUIII 1lllll1l1111111111111111111111lUll1111l 1111 1111 TIlIIlIIlllllllllllIIUIlllll1 lllllllllllllllllllilltllllllllllllllllllllill , I I PAGE 4 '£HE KABUL TIMES NOVEMBER 29, 1967 I Formal Agreement Delayed On McNamora FOR SHEER Vi~,1 Cong ,Continue Nlight Sflldiers Take Up 1'\ ~ S. Arabian Independence Nominated For l]LTI DELIGHT I GENEVA Nov 29 (AP) - fedelal government and from a Itaids On American Bases Fight Against The South Arab,. talks Ilval natlonahst organisation World Bank Head Viet ~AIGON, Nov 29, (l;>PAj _SUPPort aIrcraft searched for .~\ ran Into last minute dlf I"LOSY (the Front for the hber- t/nued ong umts Tuesday Con- the VIet Cong fIrIng POSitIOns ,Foot-And-Mouth fleultIes earl1 Wednesday whleh ,t'on of Occupied South Yemen) WASHINGTON Nov 29, (AP)_ port t t'\);tr, nIght .raids On U1'I- Other targets of Viet Cong hgh The World Bank confIrmed Tuesday delayed a formal agreement on has taken over the local eivil ma':-t mted States bases With tmg attacks In the past 48 hours night that U S SeCretary of Defe­ a peaceful transfel of poweI administratIon until the first :JrP~rt a:55at~~Ck on SOc Trabg were Kontum Nha Trabg and LONDON Nov 29 (Reuter)- from Bntaln to the National ~OVl.!1 nment or this new Arab nce Rober T S MCNamara had been r s 10metres southwest Da Nang Sqldlers armed WIth df.lfectaQI. LiberatIOn Front (NLF) state IS formed nomInated as presIdent of the bank yesterday formed southern England's o A hl'X::; III the Mekong delta US mallnes lost 12 dead and VOL VI, NO 202 KABUL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967 (QAUS 8, 1346 S H) Price AI 3 NLF leader Gahtan al Shaabl --- _ The first offiCial confirmation oj m n ';rIcan spokes~an saId 80 wounded during II search 80 mJle hne of .defence agarnst the the homination came after the announced that d baSIc accord th ode~te materIal damage to mISSion southwest of the gIant ravage j>f foot..antl mouthJ - .- had been reac! ,d by the two White House saId MCNamara's dep e al leld and "lIght" lOsSes Da Nang alf base TUesday They Troops manned J3 bridges across arture from the cabInet would mean >Ides after eight days of hard British Pqlicy "r,e~r ~auSed by the 15 heavy counted a total of 20 VIet Cong the River Thames from Wlthm 10 bargammg no change In the conduct or the sI e s urIed at the base He de dead miles of the ouuklrts of London ! UI{ Chancellor Of Exchequer Vietnam war South Arabia Attains But more than frve hours later c med to gIve detaIls US Infantry discovered an- to Gloucestershlre 10 the west In rcspone to InquirJes the bank hiS delegation and the BritIsh Defended In UN US unItes and South V,et- other food cache of the Viet Their aim IS to stop the VIrus under Lord Shackleton were stIll confirmed earlier reports'that McN­ that has claImed more tban 210000 Resigns, Is Home Secretary amara s name had been placed in namese troops used artIllery ag- Cong 33 kilometres northwest of farm aOlmals In central and eastern argumg In an obscure conferen' UNITED NATIONS Nov 29 nomrnatlOn bUI it's still uncertaIn amst the unseen enemy while SaJgon wIth 18 Ions ot rIce Independence After 128 England and North Wales, from Roy JenklOs who takes over as (c room overlooked Lake Geneva CAP)--BntaJn reported Tuesday thai when any formal action will be armed helicopters and ground_ They 'hac! found a SimIlar dump LONDON Nov 30 (AP) -British Sources indIcated that the talks I"s etrorts to bnng South Arabia pe­ crossmg the rrver and strrking at Callaghan reSigned Wednesday and chancellor at the age of 47, has the taken b,)- the bank s executive dlrec WI th 44 tons-enough to feed may go on rOT a whJle as the two acefulJy to independence are ending lun one VII!! Cong company for two more of the country's 35 mlllJon li_ moved mto the post of home secre­ reputallon of bemg a conVinced ·'Eu­ vestock In the south sides haggled over the fmal wor In CIrcumstances whIch combJne Wilson years lary ropean I The son of tormer Labour II IS up to the 20 executive dll'Cc­ Years Of British Rule dmg of a memorandum of ag- tragedy and hope AP adds gO'ernment troops VehIcles crossing the bridges Will Former Home Secretary Interior leader Clement AUlee's secretary, leement AddresSing the TrusteeshIp, Com- tors who represent all 107 nations (Conrlnlled from page I) killed 36 V,et Cong Tuesday In have their tyres diSinfected 10 aVOid minister Roy Jenkmg took over as JenkinS was air mInister from Octo­ I to select a new president 10 succeed Icet partner before the next meet There were further dlfflcuJ- mlttee of the UN General Assem- all engagement 100 miles (160 the fisk of spreading the Infection ADEN, Nov 30, (AFP).-The fonner British colony of Aden the new chancellor / ber 1964 unhl hIS promotion to the the retlrmg George D Wood also \ 109 of the Counc" of Mmlsters' lies the sources indicated over bly 0 E T Luard defended Bntaln s km) south of Saigon In the Me­ The move came as the killer ge­ and the surrounding South Arabian British protectorates became home office in December 1965 I an Amencan ' It was not Immediately confir_ r.rns spread their tentacles 100 miles Challaghan wrote to Prime MiniS Observers here saw Callaghhan's