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6-10-1967 Kabul Times (June 10, 1967, vol. 6, no. 65) Bakhtar News Agency

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M.OSC~W, ~:m: 1~, 'iA!i).~Th~ " . t•. ,.f..... ·:·.~_;J "'_:". ' ,. t>resident ,of the Tribal Affairs Res,'," n,.·, ReJ"ec+,i.."d. M',"ass:,". ", ' ig' tt:: S,?v.et', Union. and ita allies, held ,. p~partment; Gen Mohammad Arif, ,Afghan Ambassador to the DemnnstratiQDS'Give' Support~ri~u;m~d mee:;~edin~o~h's::, :uSS~; RoslIand~ governor of itil,'!'''' ,'..'...... ' I , '• , .' c~~ over" the. Ivi:iddie, East: ,sit· V'rozgan; Dr.. A.v; Nouristani, l!atton, and ,.support for ,Arab thor~sic surgeon, w~o has just "', CAmQ, lune 10" «()(jmbli1~ 'NeWs 8erilees).~ cQun'thes. ,MoScow radio announ-' returned from Turkey after trai , UAR President ~aidaI Abdel Nasser ,laSt D1gilt promISed 'td ,l:edear1Y ,~od~... ,' .' .. I. ning; M.l. Karim, Ii graduate of go before"the NattoJial A:Melilbly, today, "to debate with" 1t,:lU1d ,The' radiO siud t1i!! 'meeting was 'Budapest UnivelSity In' town " '~~re the' p~ple." 1lJ.s dee!s1~ to·reslgn., '. .. i. atte,nded"bY party leaders of Bul- planning, and Malunoud Faran!, An uneasy ceaseflre seenied' to 'be li1 effect saturday after The UAR National Assembly, howeve,r, did ,not wilit'for his garJa, lIungary, East Ge!:many. assistant editor of, !slah. four 'days of bloody »att,es ln, the Middle 'l'he Jordanian appearance. It met in extraordlriary session last night and refus- Poland, ,the Soviet Union' Czech East. ed to '.accept . Nasser's resignation. The cabinet also held a special oslovakia, and Yugoshivi~. ' and UAR ,frqnts appealed -qulei, bnt 8O,me,.olashes were reportM by news agencies, on the ISraeli·SYrlan front, Most guns were session at which, it decided insist' that Nass'er remain In office, The communist leaders after FdurWolesi Jirgah Th,e UAR naval 'commander in 'Israeli-.strength was auch that an at- assembling here secretly, said sUent, but lill were still loaded, . \ - they V{ere sure the "forces Of chief, General Suleimiln, appealed to tack there could be i~pelled," progress" would be succes"ul and Committees Meet Nasser to rescind his decisioo· In a 'On May 26, Nasser s.aid, he re. h "" The hall in major fighting came ed by lWO major powers," said the telegram. The I:ederation of'SociaUst ceived 'a message from U.S, Presi. t at the conflict would be re- some time after Israel, Syria aqd bulletin, issued shortly after the !ln~ KABUL, June 10, (Bakhtar~. Youtb slaged a rally lIsking Nasser dent Johnson cautioning thst "dan- solved in the interests of "pvace the UAR had accepted a renewed "ouncernent in the United Nations The Wolesi J irgah's Committees not to resign. \ geralls consequence~ would follow and progress,'.' the radio said.' , UN ceasefire' appeal. that tbe UAR had accepted the on Interior, Public Works, Bud Massive, d,monstrations swept unless the UAR maintained s~1f res. The list also included Yugnslav At 4: 30 p.m, Afghan Standard ceasefire call. getary and Financial Affairs and throughout the streets after Nasser trsint. President Josep Broz Tito. Tim< Friday the UAR announced Damnscu~ Radio said Friday that Social Improvement met Thurs' made bis speech of resignation Fri- "On the same night the Soviei ' The participants cbarged Israel lhat all fighting had stopped. Israel forces had shelled Syrian day. ' day night saying that he was aban- ambassador conveyed to me an ur. Wlt~ "conducting a n~w offen:;ive on The High 'Command announce- frontJines and made air raids: In the Committee on Public gov~ subj~ting It said Syrian anti-aircraft 6re doning ucomplelely and fore'!er" all gent request from the Sov,'et Sytla'st border, Syrian m~nt I h Works. contracts cNigeria, al Haj! tra aliout 40 roiles (65' kIns) frOm . the Arab"lIations on the one side The Soviet UniQn also believ Da'mascus. ,'Kuneitra' is ahoui 12 t,on routes. . . spokesman said. ' Mohammadu Kabiku, who present , and' Israel ,on the other' woulci', ed that contlitions for carrying An American .spokesman saId' one AI least six anti-aircraft sit~ ed his cred~ntials. Mobutu said Uae. miles (20 kms) inside Syria. Tho' pave the way, toward achieving, out peaceful nucJear explosioqs 'radio Said "ra.IIs' ,lir~ drivillg 10- of .the raids was against· a major in were destrQyed 'in ttae· same region ccpting your crf;dentials t:neans I do a !listing 'peai::~" can be resolved through sopara- filtraliOn rOule. in the mountains of as no vy jets' streakc;4 over the.coast not ·recognise Ihe other part of your ward DamaScus. ' brigad~ Russia circUlated a,leiter asking Rusk commented after'. a I te international agreement. northern Quang Nam province 40 lines to aUacll highway and country, the state of Biafra. My iliat the' Councll inscri\le. ~ its ,two-hour, private meeting with Foster said the 'United States miles southwest of the Oanang Ma- water craft I door remains open. It is not too agenda ao, iteQl entitled "cessation the Senate F:oreign Relations contemplated provisions under rine base. . The spokesman said the planes late still to grant our Nigerian bro of riude~,weapOn' ~ military action by I&r!Iel,. ,and COm)JIittee, which statles The bombers also raided in Plei also struck naval yard five miles thers help in proportion to our northea~t forc~ •Much of the discussion turned would merely provide devices while' ku province;, ncar the: Cambodian ,of the port of Vinh, ham' means." withdrawal of the . Israeli mering it with 500 'pound, bombs .from ·those, 'parts of., the territory of on decided, viSion troops Thursday announced' day night.

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I " , In ah edtlOrlal; BadaTr}tshan-, pub· pla« Rec~i\\IY. the governor of Kallul c rcls "Durnlg··tbe -/loods tbls year' b some~areas IIshed 10 Falzabad, Ihe cenlre of Dr. M,ohammad ('Olnar W,rdak, m punws 'WorkedHrom Badakhsfiarr province,' remlnds'j the took oyer as .caretaker mayor of 5 a.I1\(I)to q in (he1revenulg tMorel'!. ; aulboritles Ihal'the road leaihog to , Though autumn may come or Kabul city until l)Ie next municipal than 70, famlfles whose houseg.werc.,( that northeaslern provmcc needs at· = eJections ' I threatened by continuous /loods g ~orpor'ltlon tent,on ~ The' road,-wb,ch Is not yet \ 'tM'n\ullle'l\al he now were save\l,Jfrom,.S ,the' c,ty S~ah".Park and the ,Red Crescent lhe M,nlslry or PullItc Wotks will Itc hul,days by Ih. Kabul Agency § send a large conltngent of the La 111111111111111 .tllllllllll'"'lllllIlt'IIIII1II1..I!llllttllllllllllllllll.....",_....I111II1l11111111111111111 lIT; 1I1111111111111111llllllllllll1ll111Ul1111I111111111l111II11111II11J111I11111111111111111111111111111 c1ean/~ldealing" wub.. n~nng... prices, ..'\ garden ~ makioll.l1l1ap"'l for Ibe ,clly and pro' " The Water Supply D~partmenl bour Corps to belp In repalrmg the v,dinll~..he1ter" for Ihe homseless • hasl.faced, many d,fficulties. Seve. road lltelaq, Islam of Herat IR a cons' t' During Ihe thfrd,,"tarm of office: rat limes neW p,pes, have been IRS efir; -In -·Mid' East tall~d tlluted arhcle discusses the posItIon ~ the Department of HouslDllH,iand only,lo have the raucets d,s Feverish repos Is the bellt Tbird, the problem of the iArab refugees Construclton -dl9lClbuted 17Jl plols appear, some d~e to negllgen~e or of Pasbtu as one of fhe two oatiooal applicable to the fire IJI:*Ie Mladle w 0 fled Palestine In 1948 should be solved in of land, while durmg the fourth stcalmg I In order 10 prevenll th19 languages of the country The arti East. Now that the are sneDt and the the'1llUIie of hnmanlty and ~a~.,,,..The> more lerm (1962-67) 2,183 plots were Ihe deparlment has tned to tighlen cle says Ihlnkers throughout tbe parties In the war have 8CCl!pted the United tJlll'ii{OIlIi'DiiUt~refna- eanulltlllve aily,Ion· distributed ,Moreover, last M~rch the raUccls, In ~vcral places, fall: world agree that If a country alms 01 proleOhng lis nahooal traits and Nations call for an immedlate eeasefire, ways ger In the deplorable cOJldltlofts they have mllrel th~n .300 more 'plots we", di... ccls Were welded to PipeS • tClbute4 in Said Nour -'Mohammad Many houses whICh do not have character 1t has to work for the de must be sought to salvage some solutions ,to been condemned to for ncarly 20 years thr- velopment of Its nallonal language the problems of the region from tbe wreckace ougll no fanlt ot their OWJ1o' It Is the hllDlUll' Sbah Mama by lbe Mln,stry of Pub· running walcr DOW have ""e1Jll. A I(c Works ror tbose who had lllied new pipeline ,IS belbg laid 6ehind Pasbtu has been Ibe language or of this war. The period after this third Arah· tarlan aspect of the problem which Is Import-; tbe". names ,n the records of this the MUllslry of AgClculture and '1ITI. a large sechtln of the populahon for Israeli conflict will be as delicate and explo' ant. centuries and smce the turn of the deparlment gallOn. -Th,s WIll enable maoy munlc~paUty slve as those after the previous wan.' If the'Jews can demand a retul'll to PaleStIne Eng. Breshna, Ille preSIdent of house.- 0< the fool or tbe'mountam' Gardeners for the tend Oowers'ln Zarnlgar Park. Recently many ccntury, cspec,ally in Ibe last 30 Every war has a winner ...d a loser. ThIs 2000"years after the dIsiIspora, why can't Ule the Department or CIty PlanR,mg m to have mnOing water. tulips, were planted to add,beauty to the parks of thc city. years, speCial aUention has been de war Is no exception. But m,IIituy vfctOrY." Palestinlim-refiJa- demand a retlim to their the MInistry of Public Works, In another move 'recently many , voled to the development or thIS should not mean a real victory •for tIl'e ago homes after 19 years!' The Jews UvbI In some speaking on the occaSIOn sald, uEach people scUm8 micellaneous Items language In Ihe new Constitullon, the Ian. be esta~ plot covers 220 to 330 sq metres and offenng ·variOUS serVIces along The greSSOnl. The end of a war oould as critical ,parts of occupied Palestine prior to the OOllphin Should ,Tell About Its SPeed guage IS treated officlaUy as ana· as the beginning A reraUying of forces eonld Iishment of the so·calIed state of Isl'ael The Altogetber 1630 POOls or Iqnd have the .Ireets have &een restricted .10 ' S, Tsikbra At thIS pomt I should mtrodu been made available In thiS colony cer~alO areas In order to make the honai langulIae:\.or Q\fghanlslan, wark off another eonflagratlon. Israel has won Palestinian tetugeea eonld retnl'll to theIr fh,s apnng LusYa the dolphin W,II the dolphIn respond to a ce you to the man who has made The arUcie pomls 10 the work and work bas already started In an- streets less crowded call of man who once helped her the future of Lusya so extraordl. only a battle. homes and the Jews In area conld live with olher area below tbe KbaIrkhana The mumclpallty's asphalt fac WIll regam freedom The ... ee' done by a commiSSion appOInted by them as they dld before 1948. ment walls of her pool m troube, cured and fed her? If nary and whose SCIentIfIc career the lovemment after the promulga pass, north of Kabul In thiS area. tory also went back Into operation the answer IS yes, then sCIence has been largely shaped by the The Arabs are the winners in many ways. Through the ages It has not been the M06 4000 mOre famlhes Will get plots on reccDtly and many streets 10 which and the fear of con Iton of the Constitution and lis re. They respected the United Nations eeasetIre lems who have persecuted the Jews. Is the which to bUild their houses·· trenches were cut when Dew power IInement will be lust memorles WIll have ,ts assumptIOns aDd dolphlO commendatIOns Recently a com It calculallons conrlrmed by the When the news about the wa' call They could extend the war, enticing the Europeans who have done so. Shylock's ponnd Another actIve d~artmcnt of the cables were laid have already been The unrorgettablCc free world 111 mittee was formed to study these which there are no duties eIther dolphm herself DesIgners WIll vy surface of tbe dolphm s body recommendatIons and report on enemy to take more forward pos"lons and of flesh represents the European view of the munlclpahty IS that responsIble for repaired Other roads which need keeping the city clean Besl,des repaIrs. arc now being fixed and WIth -respect to the past or the be able to proceed to the direct came, and It was found that WblCh recommendatIons the deve thus extending his line of communlcations to Jew which has persisted over centuries. The future WIll accept the dolphm development or a new fIeld, and hydrodynamIC caleulatlon could lopment of Pashtu can be Implement ~hIs cleanID8 the streets It also warns some. streets where asphalting was an uneontrollable point before sntkiDg back. climax of persecution based on racIal dIs people agamsl floods It worked to started last year but lefl undone However. ,f the dolphlo's me· the adJmrals WIll at last be able not be apphed to the dolphm, ed In a short peTlod The Arabs had also the courage not to start crimination by Europeans was the policy of ex· control flOOds In the spnng by 10S-.. due to bad weather Will be resumed mory does not preserve her ex to restore the honour of the navy 0 B Cherneyshev put aSIde D"wa. publ,shed.n Sbberghan, the war terminating Jews. tailing pumps In flooded areas and again Fl1hng and extractmg earth nenence, then Lusya wtll be lost durmg World War II dolph hiS almost rlmshed doctorate (a the centre of JozJan prOVince. In an If they struck the fiJ'st blow' the Israeli Understandably the Arabs cannot compre makmg barnes I)f sandbags and bar- where need,.d IS done rounB the year for sCience lOS brought sbame on destro manY'year efrort) and plunged edltonal hopes that merchants and air power, which played the l3Iost Important hend the justice of a large slice of theIr land yers whIch were eas,ly outstnp headlong mto the new world the wealthy Will Jnvest theIr money role m the rour·day war, wonld have been being taken to form an allen state, resulting ped by dolphms of blomcs In useful public projects which wlll In the 40. the dolphm's speed 'Whether we were lucky or brIng profits to them and benefits to rumed. in the explosion of hundreds of thousands of their countrymen As announced by Such a step, the Arabs thought, was against innocent Palestinians. sensltlve photogra· hbrary ,n the world fec.... programme for Product reo Senegal and MauntaDla a radiO trAnsmitter It says that. 10 addition to Herat. For the Arabs. who have been sub- The Judge dIscharged the Jury IOdependence and sovereign Tights phlC rllm Can detect the tell-tale BUSIDCSSlDen. scholars, Dr d,plo' Itahility are now bemg applted b~rmud;: short~ Breton paIns to travel the Great where a tounst bureau was opened and ordered a retnal Wearing and a Jc;cted to israeli military incursIOns of loe Arab coun'lru:s·· signs m SOIl and vegetatton Dr mats or many 'countrIes WIll be WIdely throughout mdustry flannel shirt, BrelQrl explalOed that Lakes from Chicago to Montr~al there are several other prOVinces three times 10 the past twenty years, Earher counsel for both parhes ,The London Tune.} said food sup certam kmds of mmeral depoSIts able to confer WIthout leaVIng fr",,'d On page 4) the worst weather he CQuid encoun where he will v,slt Expo.67 Then that calls for Similar steps One the ceasefire can be Implemented only rdused a majority verdict Shoalb plies to Indian famine areas would ler would be winds "I'm hoping he will sail out of St Lawreoce RI such IS Jalalabad, located on a matn on the condltlOn that Israel ...aca'~ has told the court that he and hiS be endangered by 'he Suez Caoal for fairly h~avy wind," he sa,d ver and across the North AtlantIc highway leadlDS ItO the ouunde Immediately Gaza. Sharm al SheJkh Wife feared for their lives after the closure world which attracts many tOUrists and other areas 10 the United Arab arucle accused hJm of plotting With II said the closure of the canal throughout the year, says the paper Repubhc aDd parts of JordaDlao ter Ihe Cenlral Intelligence: Agency "could mean that the Arab-Israel Splintered Future Of Nigeria' The paper also welcomes the diS r1tory tncludlDg the Jorda01an part (CIA) to overthrow Pakistan Presl- war kiUs more people In India NEWS FROM RADIO AFGHANIS~AN Federico Joffre has beeo recently patch of a delegallon 10 study the of Jerusalem den I Mohammad Ayub KJJao., wh,ch IronIcally supporlS the Arab If the Federal Government of By Thomas Sterllnc. almost surely attack In ~uch appomled th, United Nafioos Cblld forests wealth of Kunar Recenlly brael should also withdraw to th~ The publisher. the managing edl~ po,,"on, than ID the MIddle EaSI Malor-General Yakubu Gowon battaUollB and the East has ad· aD event Col OJukwu WIll reta· Last Thursday two representatives from UNESCO arrived ren s Fund representative to Afgha a carpentry plant was opeoed ID the armlslIce line of 1949. says the tor and a feature wnter of the satl- IIself •• cannot starve out the rebi1lious dtttonal Jrregull1l forcea. Ilate He 'WIll be fonnldablc 10 a In Kabul for a week's visit. They met information and Culture MI· DlSlan -provlOce to make proper USe of paper The United Nations should ncal magaZin. Tom Thumb were Eastern RegIOn or N,gena It The questIon now seeD1li to be defenSIve POSItIon WIth the North nister Mohammad Osman Sldky and President of Radlo Afgha wood from the forests But fur char~ 6~l1d ther 'Studies have to be made so that apply Its resoluttoos and deCISIons In Melbourne With seditious The paper "With the clo- . WIll have to use force or cease who 'S dlrectmg the forces of raemg transportatIOn and logla nistan S. Kushkakl. He was formally Introduced to the on the restoratIon of the nghts of wT1tlOgl sure of the canal. 11 IS now almost to eXist the splinterIng Federal Govern tICS probelms durmg the ramy Government by lbe UNICEF 'Re. the people of the area. who are m This week Radio Afghanistan broadcast a speclsl programme need of urgent economIC assistance. lhe Arab refugees of Palestme Is· 'hevllable that Ib.re w,lI be a fort- It nught do both Sanctions ment? OstenSIbly 'it 18 General season In gional Dlreotor for South Central ("d:el must also recognise the sove- The case IS over a mock mtervlew nlghes hiatus 1n the maIn gram sup about the Mideast crisis. Participating this round table dIs· ASia and made IOtroductory VISIts to may find further means of liveli agaInst Lt ·Col Odumegwu Oju. Gowon There IS little' doubt A complleahng and possibly de· cusslons were, the Preldent of Bakhtar News Agency Abdul ",'gnly of lhe UnHed Arab Republic wllh Prince Phll.p published 10 the ply to Ind,a, whIch has been reed· elsl~e factor IS 011 Over 581,000 Government authonuc& dunns the hood, says tbe paper kwu's rebel regtme of Blatra that he Is determmed to hold Hamld Mobarez, Assistant Edltor of the Kabul Times N, M. Ra on the Tlralf1 Straits and the Gulf satirical magaZllle, which bas U clr- 109 her hungry millions on a ship. now mclude a 12'mlle prohIbIted the Fedel'ahon together at any barrels are produced dally Out· I.sl week of May accompaoied by hlml and Editor of Zhwandoon Bashlr Baflq. of Aqaba OtherWise concludes culallon of 60.000 to-mouth baSIS for months·' access zone by sea and cuttiDg cost, but the deetdlngly force.s put IS now 60 per cent hIgher Carl Schonmeyr, former UNICEF re Ihe paper, Israel. wllh the help of Its The March edlUon of the maga Tit. New York Datly N.ws ",. off other eommumcatlona and now L.t.·CoI. Hassan Usan Kat· than a year ago and IS expected Abdul Rahman Nohzat, 10tb grader from Ghazl High School, presenfahve to tbis country. protector Will never stop Its aggres- zme earned a full.pagc mock-up ported that the first Amencao ape- transport sioa. former mlhta,ry governor to reach one mIllion barrels a won tb1s week's Mosablql Zehnl. Joffre, born 10 BoliVIa (1933) is a SlOO. and tbls problem Will always mtervlew With the Prince cQncernlng cia) antl-guernlla warfare umts or the North and '%lOW chairman day by.1970 Radlo Afghanistan also broadcast a speclsl programme about lawyer. graduated from the Dlploma Get you, prevail In the MIddle Easl b,s recent tour or Australia tramed al a Brlttsh base 10 Mal. of the Northern. Admul1stratlve II) March Bntaln took bet the Jashene QaUn (Festival of Rugs) lu Aqcha on Tuesday, tlc School of Spain and received hiS opcra~ WIth the relmposlbon of other In a letter JD the same Issue of the: The Pribce was "quoted" several aysla have Jomed 1n military Coune,l ween 20 anil 25 per cent of Every mght at 10 15 pm RadIO Afghamstan broadcasts Doclor of Law degree at the UDlver economic measures, tblS 1I10ve s'ly of Madrid • paper Qan AR Akbar! from the tImes ilS reternng to the Queen. Lord tlOns m South' Vietnam could be compelling as thous The North looms over the Nlkena's OIl, most~ produced in "MUSIC Around the World" \In the medIUm wave 13-10 metre·band woleswall oC Aqcha. JozJan pro Snowdon. and Pnnce Charles The CommentIng on thiS, an arucJe In Federa~lon He also completed 11 CO\lrse on ands of Ibos are still POunng Into ovelWhelmmgly now the East You can hear the following programmes plannm~ vmce, wntr:s The populauon of reature also earned three photo- Pravda said ''The AmeClcan asgres- that the East has opted out Co· W,th the MIddle East crisis of Economic Development copy 01 the Ibe woleswail IS 60.000 bUI there,s graphs or P'IOCC Philip sors, wbo arc SlnklOg deeper )Ind the East, swellmlf the ranks of Saturday-MUSIC. MUSIC, MUSIC conducled by ,Ihe Unlled NatIons the unemployeq, and the cost lonet Hasaan, sOn -of the EmIr aDd the pOSSIble closure of the Qnly one doctor The doctor. whO' I A comm~ntator 10 IzvestIa said deeper in the IIDre of the dirty war SunQay-Masterpleces of Romantic Music , Econom,c . Commission for '"Latin ~~13hses dlsea~, of Itvmg has rIsen 20 per .,eut of KiltSlna! w.1l agree' WIth Ge Suez Canal, NlgerJan 011 IS be. Monday-Everblossomtn~ 10 mteroal han- Israel's rulers Hhave turned their Iq Vietnam, are trymg to squeeze (a~ Flower America During ")960' and 1961 dies aU sorts of general health prob- I slale Into a permaneot vlQla",r of out everythmg of each of their there neral' Gowon-as long as ,Gowon commg more Important. Pro. Tuesday-PortraIt of a Composer Joff.. served his Government as agrees ,with him. ductlOn IS mereaslDg In the mid. t<:ms, aDd does surgery as weU al- peace Jo the Mtddle East" allies" But the Federal ArmY, pre Wednesday-MUSIC from the Wol'1d Dlreelor or the DiVision ror Inl<:r KabuL Times dommamly Northern, might GOW\l"', the son of tbe Metho' we-st regIOn and 011 companies, _11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 un.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIlIlIllllllllIIl!tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllijllllnlllllllll111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Thursday-A World of MUSIC national Orgaolsations In th. MIDIS move r,rst accordmg to oWclal' dlst 'evangelist 'n the' North, the bIggest of whIch are Shell try for Fo",ign Affa"s of BoliVia who on Thllraday heeq/TIe a and Bntlsh Petroleum show no Friday-Music from the theatre ~ ADVERTISING 'BATES ~ S KHALIL. EdtlaNn-Chi., ~ • sources there are th\'Ct! battalions Every day from 8 30 to 9 00 pm an orchestra from RadIO and represented his country In mter.. .nch, IAI. m the North add two bpttaUollB -M;ajor.Geners:1 In what may pro' SIgnS! of gomg. 'along 'with Oju nahoha~ meetmgs .and conferences ;; DlJplay: Column 100 E ;; ~ly Afghamstan plays a medley of popular Afghan aongs, E ClasSIfied 'fUr 1m., boltl Iype AI. 20 E Telephooe: 24047 ' of Northern troops In the West be called a salvation army, kWll, r but the bulk of suppllea • as well as 10 Ihe (XVI Session I or Annual at ~ ~ WIth a reeoonalsance squadrOn IS 'etearlY a dedicated man and still (lOme ,.trom Blafrs. The followmg foreign servIce programmes of Radio Afgha· lhe UDlled Nations General Assem

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,) . , I • ., '-, \ , , f PAGE 4 THE KABUr. TIMES (It r',I ~ I ({ Vietnam l i,JjcilJ1!»':~BW;I~~J~~'~Rt.~~ "t I (COtllltlUtd f;oml~ 1) _ ~O.'(SAKliTAaH "Middle-:'East~ 1 11 Ceasefire ...... : KAB\.\1>,' June nr Gulra" vJoleswall,l 'The 'ram • (COtlhllu.d frCJ~ PllR. j) bered by the eaemy and bls superlO- , AP adds, Viet ""ng gunners Faqild" Mirza, ''': Bt\ldi!nt at:the ,wail tbeI beaviest in 30 years bombcd,,\by ~s!!,eh~'I!Ianes Fnday , rUy, especlaUy In the lUr, after they allain' taked the ancient city of Hue College of! Science,' Kal>iil Uni~_ 7 ~~)", , • , , The cnarge Was demed by tlie unexpectedly, JU a planned conspl- wU\J 'l"0,rtar ' bJirrages : Thursday versilY.,wh,g "w~·to'Czech981o-' I KABu.....June. 10. (Blilthtar) , Israeh ambassador " racy damaged our brethren's air Qlght an~ FridaY mornliig. " v~atsix years'ago to spec:J81liie Six Ja~anese' mountain~J!rs artl' ULTI The CouocI! demanded a ccaselirc forcc on whle" we depended, as In a slTqd.at barra.. last Iilonth, In eleCtrohics. returned ; home vl!\l here ye~rdaYI The group, , (;:l , wlthm two hours and Syna and Ts~ well as all our au (orce" the communist fire on the most sen- yesterday' ." , led b;r Prof' Itkaro of Tokyo I ~ II., . • rael accepted the new appeal He told the press confereace that Sillve polttlCal centre of South Viet· , .I • UniversIty} "'flll spend 45 days .RaN~'''', ., fn Amman, King Hussein of he was palUed at the attitude of cor- nam !lIt the US advisory com HERA'l\, June, 10, 03a11btar) - .m Ng?anlstan ,cUJ1\bmg HIndu , , , 1~ ., Jordan accused fsrael of bavmg tam friendly nations, but he decl$"o poUnd, a nearby South cVietnhmese HeaY)( 'lam" coupled wlth'a strong Kush peaks -.' I _. ENICAR , poured all Its forces JUto battle ed admltallon for Iraq, troops who district iillIifilr] beadquarten Bnd wmd nas caused extensive ila- ' I ,._~ ---'-':"":::-,-;-:~"':"""",....,,-:- agalUS! Jordao after the Security took pm Wltb us In fighl1ng on som, CIvilian homes 1/1 betWlleD mage' partIcularly to livestock KABUJ;, Jl1ne 10, (Balihtar)~' I: , , ~;"j1::'N:O:6~6~::~-:::~=~:::r"'Z~t~~~~o_~,:KAB,~UiL;'iS;UN~D~A~Y~'I~J~UN=E~I1::"":l:96::';7~(J~A~U~Z::;A:':2~0:.,~1346=~S~H~)~ ~"; Prf~:ce~M~3 CounCil s first ccasefire call thIS land" ~vailable .. figures mdicate one , MISS Howell" nursiIlg adVISer ot __ ";'_-i_;";' The KJDg sald In a broadcast HusscID Bald "'We @Ore, needless to Amcncan .nd three SoutH ~ ;YletRa.. "'the World Healt,b! I OrganisatIOn•• over Amman RadIO Thursday Qlght say, disappolUted iliat thIS country mesa were hult. " ')eft Kabul-Yesterday atter a two USSR, EAST EUROPEANS Cilietreat To 8M Congratulates that when the Security CouncIl ad- which felt It bad tbe sympathy of The compound was bit with 11 WORL~ " week tour here during whiCh Decis~on \MIEtS I,Nasser'S Mass Jubilation In Cairo Elizabeth U On Birthday opled Ihe .ccasetire resoluhon Tues many hearts, this couotry wh•.:h was rounds lust before midnIght and an- she VlSited hospitals m vatlous day Jordan had assumed that bo recogmsed as brave, was left alooe other 39 rounds came whistling jn OTTAWA, June 10" '(DPA),-! provmces and studIed nursing CCominued from pllg. 1) CUT TIES WITH ISRAEL Former Positions KABUL, June II, (Bakhtar)-oo nour and morality would 'overcome by our many frIends all over the a'" few minutes later 'EIght SoVltl fores\rY I scltnttsls training programmes, decldea to gIve up completoly anti As Nasser Decides To Stay tbe occasion of tbe birth anDlV~ Ihc enemy s Ignominy world by those who stood for IUS- The continuing attack on the WIll tour C~adian forf#Jt.rY. estab tinally any offiCial posihon and poll CAIRO, June 11. (Reuter), sary of her Majesty Elizabeth II. BUl the conspiracy was greater lice and flgbt for so long I' northernmost Important city Qf I the lishmentli 'PI New BrunsWick, KABUL, June iO. ,(Bakhtar), tical-tole and return to th~ ranka Israel Asked To Withdraw Urgent: Etelnadi President Nasser withdrew his resignation yesterday after a stag. the Queen of England. a telegram at~pt has been sent to London by It.. than morality he said "The Kmg Hussem said tbat ;Jordan nation appeared to be an, Ohtano, Quebec, MiuJ,ltqba'liitd MISS Mallha MAnsourI, an oWc. •of the people to perform my • duty KABUL, JIll1e ll:-Re gering mass display of popular dectlon overwhelmed his anguish enemy poured Inlo battle all the suffered "tremendous losseslt duo 10 by the communists to weaken gov~ lill of the Planning MInistrY, re, hke any otber cItizen " at battlefield reverses;' Majesty the KIDg, the mformation BritIsh Colwnllla, between '7une fert:lng to the Secwity Coun· For~gn forccs he possessed m tbe face of our Israel s overwhelmmg air superiority ernment control of the politIcally turned to Kabul Friday atter 'me forces of Imperialism," Nos· To Trttce Ine ImmedIOately department of the MIDlstry 12 and J u1y 12, the go*nunent L ell .resolution on the \lB8SefJre In Fifteen hours after he accepted aggression had been cleared up announced rcmalOlOg forces tryIng to destroy The King said; "l hope,people all restive northern p'rdvmccs announced Friday. Ganadlan spending two months m the U 8'" ser saId, "belIeve that Nasset IS the Middle Easf wbich has been personal responslblhty for the Smal Tben be would ask the people to them over the world will recogIllSe the ef- MIIltliry headquarters satd that To mark tbe occaSion a receptIon forestry experts will pay'a re Europe and Thailand attending tbejr enlUnY But I wanl 10 make 11 IUlcepted by all parties ooncel'ned, setback and announced he was leav· deCide on hiS future In a plebISCite The aIr .cover was the reason for rorts the country has made to de-- count~r-battery flre was dlr~ On MOljCOW. June 11, (Reuter). was held In the Bnllsb embassy yes tum visit to Russia n\'Xt swn- seminars on technical aSSIstance plain that tbeir eoemy IS the el1tire The / Soviet Union, Bulgaria and Czechoalovakla broke the Minister for ',l'orelgn Affairs lng office, the deCISion that at first Judging by yesterday's scenes, the enemy s SUpCrIOTlty, he said rend H!; soll' the suspected Viet Cong mortar po- Arab Mllon and ndt 0llly Gamal terday r~ults" mer \ • dlplnmatlc relations with Israel yesterday and charged that Israe Nour Ahmad EtemadJ. said today seemed to mark tbe end of an era there seemed Illtle doubt tbat a ple --- -.---- Al a press conference earlier Krng He added that the Jordanlan arm. SltlOfts WIth "unknown KAB~ June 10, (Bakhtar) Abdel Nasser .. ~ttack li troops were Ignoring the UN Security CouncU's ceast!f1re reso that in addltlon to the strict ob In the Arab world was reSCInded by blsclle could only maSSIvely contirm Hussein accused some friendly na cd rorces fought 8gamst almost 101- The on, Hue came as the "The enemIes have always deplei. popular acclaim hIm in office relativ~ /ibME, June 10. (DPAl -:rhe The TurkISh ambassador in Ka' lutlon. The Soviet Union and Eastern European countries have servance of the ceasefJre as a lions of lellmg Jordan dowo pOSSIble odd. ground war agarO lapsed mto bul, HamId Batu, Thursday met ted the Arab nallonali~t movem;,nt Huodreds of thousands of people Appealing for the people S coope Naghlu Engineers, Referrmg to Ibe carly days of The baltle was fougbl On tbe qUiet and hea'!)' weather blanketed F! m Hehopohs suburb aod LI hIS speech ::;ahm than for 20 years Mmlstry at mldQlght and banded a UDlO>' and Israel and between all peetlng the lawful rights of the The announcement that he was Hundred of sOldters left their bar ked all those wbo worked on tbe ~tates are understandably re rul story that thiS nation and all Wllh HanOI and Haiphong hid 'by AID adminIstrator Wdham S b-:rty Square In Central Cano Arabs Including those of the racks to JOin In the stampede nallOO!; of the world can be proud den beneath the clouds all slnk_s Gaud,. note by Deputy Foreign M imster Arab states and the UDlted wllhdrawlOg hiS resignatIOn was sent proJecl and expressed apprecla luctant to take up their dutIes ATHENS, June 10, (DPA) Soon after the speech weeping Ipan Popov Arab Palestinian refugees. Friday when news of Nasser's of Thursday were on road raIl and crowds In Baghdad beSieged tbe States WIll soon be resumed In a message to the UAR Nahonal tlOn [or the servIces of J;og Ab on the spot and remam m La Greece's coordination undersec (Su also page 2) resignation reacbed Amman KIng Righi now we are complYing river traffic runmng south 10 the Dr Wolffer, who has been de BulgarIa's move follows the de Assembly whIch had already reject dul Kudus Majid who was In goS retary Rodrnos Orlandos Thurs UAR embassy saying they would Bit BOMBED SHIPS Hussein of Jordan cabled an appeal very stTictly with the SecurJty Coun 17th parallel border puty dIrector of the AID mIssIon there all night unless Nasser with CISIOn by the SovIet Uwon and cd the reslgnalton charge of the Naghlu project 1 he SIX Northern states are day receIved the French, Dutch, to him to remalO In office cil ccasefire deCISion the Kmg said ------to Jordan succeeds Robert L drew hiS res/gnatlon Baghdad Ra Czechoslovakia to break off dtplo Nasser had IOtended to be present The minISter Introduced Eng gIouped In a council under the Belgian and West German am US Firms Urged at the seSSIOn but the crowds had The message said J believe that But Ir the enemy deCides to open Hubell, who has served m tbe dlO said Iraqi President Aref had mattc rc;lalJons With Israel over the BLOCK SUEZ Ham,dullah HamId, preSident of dlrc< tlOn or Col Hassan The Bright New World bassadors to dISCUSS Greece's as brought traffic to 8 standslIlI and the battle IS stall at the beginning hostlhtles oncc agam we Will tight (0 SI MIddle East CCISIS the Afghao Electnclly instItute, Fedcl al Government says this WClatlOn With the European Kabul post for three years and appealed Nasser to stay on CAIRO June II (AP)-The Unit he~as Your presence as leader of the Um to the last man milar scenes took place In BeIrut In the note handed to Ehashaeas, To Ensure Oil Flow unable to dnve through the as caretaker head of tbe N aghlu IS a temporary necessity No (ConJttJu.d Irom page 2) Ma~et who Is returning to WashIngton eel Arab Republic Saturday sald streets ted Arab Republic Js a natIOnal The young monarch unshaven Common (EEC), the BulgaTla accused Israel of contmu plant and WIshed him SUCCess doubt ,t IS The one pollbcal eD The UDlted States IS keenly ill for an assIgnment With AID and Khartoum WASHINGTON June 11 (AP) that Israell bombers raIded the Suez nccessllY ofn dealtng successfully arler three days of war addressed Greek news agency Athen Ag Ing attacks agamst SYrIa after the The functIOn Was attended by lily actually I emoved from Its terested In the apphcatlOn of The US Interlor Department author Canal zone Friday and sank several Nasser said m hIS message read With the aflermath of the setback about 50 foretgn and Jordanian cor ence report4'Lagos state these highly sophistlcat.,d mslghts Ised Saturday emergency action by ships now blockmg the waterway by Assembly Speaker Anwar Sadat and facmg our grcal nahonal res; respondents at Amman Army head Importance, for Greece, of safe I: tire Mines and Industnes staff of the fh,s cuts the West off from the and skIlls evolved In the space U 5 011 compames to assure a con The nationality of the ShlPS was not lhat he slood by the reasons that ponslblhtles quarters guardmg Greece's tobacco ex II waroed that BijlgaCla would lm. N aghlu power pla~t and some sea weakemng Its fmancJal pOSI effort to the solutIOn of many tinuous flow of 011 to western countr reported prompted him to reSign J appeal to you to respond to the ports to the EEC, follOWing the HELP THE BLIND pose Sanctions agamst Israel If she members of the Soviet embassy tlOn and surroundmg It WIth les m the face of the Middle East Ahmad Mashour head of the Suez But he could not Ignore the VOIce natIOn s appeal and stay at your SOCial and economIc problems tanff reductIOn On tobacro WIth did not wlthdraw all her troops from 10 Kabul non West troops When men voyage out mto criSIS Canal sa[d 10 a stQtement that ralS of the people pOSitIOn as leader of your strugglmg Third World In the framework of the Kenne by purchpsing their handicrafts Ihe UAR Jordao and SYCla country The Westerners would be lD space they see thiS planet earth dy Round OffiCials said the action IS needed 10g the sunken ships and c1earmg He SQld no one could lmagme hIS • maanly 10 help West European na the canal to navlgahon Will take feehngs In the face of the people s Wca shall meet soon to coordi f,ghtlng mood about this If (CO""nued Irom page 2) In perspectIve-as a kind of they had anything to fIght WIth space ship burthng through the Tbe breaks reportedly. came be. tlOns which receIve much of therr some tIme The DAR closed the [determmatlOn not to let hIm go 'I nate our etrorts for future battles Apart from thIS, IS Jt not true NEW DELHI, IndIa, June 10, caus~ of alleged Israeli fallure to ob There would pt obably bave been uDlverse, WIth all mankind ab 011 from the Middle East and the canal Immedlately after the outbreak am so overwhelmed J cannot find and to achleve Our common goals Primary Teachers that the time has COllle long ago (AP) -IndIan Food MinISter Ja s~rve the United Nations SeCUrIty and dest1ny disorders In the West already. but oard Men are bound to reflect Suez Canal of the MIddle East war Monday words for the non.ahgned to activate gllvan Ram saId he will be forced Couocll s appeal for a ceasefire Only a small amount of US oil Several ships were lett Immobllised He said he would stay on as Pre In Baghdad, mass demonstratlans for the presence of the Northern the Umted Nallons In mternatlo bow absurd It IS that they have to cut food gram ratIons to states Workshop Opens Meanwhlle Soviet aod East Euro Imports come from that area 10 £I sldent untIl the effects of tbe Israeh In support oC Nasser were held ballahons Chief Awolowo and nal pohtIcal questIons whIch yet to acbleve a world clrder of pean leaders have p-,..-....a - -_. , because of ship'delays caused by Sa~~. no ~,__• Lleut.Colonel Adebayo militarjy are purposefully paralysed by peace and freedom under law. closure of the Suez j:anal ho~ plao-pollllCSI, diploma"c and ced'Uilt"lfiMlfuJ?f'l!l! MONTREAL of governor Mahmoud Habibl said Israel Saudi Arabia has not yet agreed remalO standing 10 the ,~ace of mortar whlcn wounded 44 ar:til~ Ibe theory IS to be confIrmed by arr 1720 1715 1710 Informallon Mlnlsler Abd~ Ma. In the raid on Ibe army supply FROM KABUL 'TO EUROPE \ lo Ihe ceaselire proposed by the UQl' fortune however grave and surface to air mISSile (SAM) de lerymeo lite tamed dolphm Lusya Dur g,d Abu Hasaba urged the people We Will not lay dowo arms be One mile to Ihe $outh a mamte~ ; KANDAHAR June II (Bakhtar) led Nations, accordlOg to offiCial pot seven miles (lIkm) soutb of Ing the many months of llfe tn a to bUild shelters and economISe 10 fore explo~taUon and lOjUSttCe are Rate-examples: EXCURSION FARE KABUL I MONTREAL RETURN Posslbilibes ot constructmg a reser sources HanOI, returning fhers descnbed des nance depot look 40 rounds of mor ARIANA CIN~ lJOol she became qUIte frIendly electTlclty and food consumptIon liqUidated: he said tar followed by a ground assault ID ~ ECONOMY voir in Takhlapul m Spmbpldak, According to AP. Algenan Pre tructlon as heavy and said they J, th people became tame and to Zurich 151.-'to Cologne !Ii 157. 21 DAYS ...... US $096,20 Bndg~ 10 Khartoum were ~t111 He urged the Algenan people to Al I 30, 30, 5 JO aod 9,30 rm Kandahar PfOVlDCC, were studied Sident HOURn Boumedlenne said 10 touched pff a s~condary explOSIOn which VI;I Cong raced mto the ~wered ~o Without lights last nlgbt, for the rernalD mobtlISed for battle With the ~atchel pm her name It IS thla to Zurich $ 151.- to cologne $ 157. FO~ ~ITTLE EXTRA TRAVEL VIA NEW YORK POSSIBLE! by a team of eoglneers from the a radIO-teleVISion speecb Saturday Such a blast usually mdlcates bomb area hu(hng charg.. agaIDst American colour film 10 FarSI fluahty that the sc,entists wanted MInistry of Agriculture and Irrlga IhlCd day runotog aod guards at tbe that Aigena WIU not bait fightIng motto of "liberty or death' lDstallatlons to IstanbUl !Ii 109.- to Teheran $ 43. bndges and at petrol sfallOns bave Boumedlcnne asked the commu~ hUs on fuel or aQlmunlUon THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION 10 use The fIrst news from the "unnl we have liqUidated explolta- The raids Saturday afternoon Amencaps defendmg agalOS( the 28, 1967 Ilon last week nlst countnes to take a firm stand Stamng Frank Smatra Cary dolpbm now enJoymg freedom Departure from Kabul on June f.or lurthor In'ormBUoa ploa•• eontact your lATA Agsnt or A member of-tbe team said the been Increased lIon and injustice" • were carned out by tighler-bombers aUacK shot Ihree Viet Cong out two Grant and Sophia Loreo rmll come m several months Information and booking: area Is suitable for building the But mformed SOU(ces said the Algena lasl Monday annouoced and -accept tbeIr respooSlblhties to fr:om three US aircraft carners m Amencan soldiers were killed and a PARK CINEMA ext spring Lusya wdl put to second batch of Sudanese troops th; Arab world ASTCO LTD. TRAVEL OFFICE Lufthansa Kabul Shsr - •• Nou Phon. 22501 reservoir and further comprehensive th~ It wa$ in a state of war With Israel the Tonklo Gulf and were ,be first (Conld on page 4) Al 2 30, 5, 8 and 10 pm surveys are to follow the prelimin due to leave for UAR yesterday aod d,spatcbed MIG lighter planes (Collld on page 4) "'a did not J&ke olf 00 scbedule THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION (APN) Shahr-e-Nou - Tel. 21504 ary studle$ soon •

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