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1-4-1968 Kabul Times (January 4, 1968, vol. 6, no. 224) Bakhtar News Agency

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(AFP).­ tnbute to Hungary for offering \ , . , , "'~,~.'1, ( ',' .,!,'{('.1 ,," . " '!' .• ," . ,', . ~~: 'I';:~: ~,",\; Soviet Communist Party Secre­ its hospitality. PARIS, ·JaD. 3 (Reuter}-The So­ , \ l.· j tary Leonid Brezhnev said Mon­ "We have no doubt tbat this viet Union has superseded . ~orld " ., l->,: I ',', \ I " " . "" ~ day that nO escalation. "whatever meeting will ac.complisll useful Heart an' for Ipe whole of Europe," had colonial 8too~ and saboteurs, wo- -No reliable Information was avai- dem All Sabri Visited Moscow. ~1111 not been finally resolved and 'hAI3UL. J~n. ,4, (Bakhtarl.­ OEXON - DEXON uld consist of throe members, oae lable on the number of FLOSY Brezhnev accepted ond "agreed to tbe procedure (or her admiSSion was MOENJODARO ,.sit tbe UnIted Arab Republic at I P.hotographer Cl1nIJnuing ,.Iders and dlgmlal es of BaJoI. each from the armed forces, thp pnsoners but informed 'observers ~elleved the beginning of 1968," accordmg Il is believed here that Brandt lalal zo, Momand. Charmeng, Et­ Dexon made by (Denie NLF and tbe Ministry of Justice. tbey could lolal several CAPE TOWN, Jan. 4, (AFP).­ .nonkh~l, Ser.l h.~.'T1:lI. ~apo, A 5000-YEAR-OLD CIVILIZATION No official comment was aval- hundred. to official statements at the time. bac been roused by the reproaches Fliz) Factory or different 1 he Cape town Supreme Court IS­ of the British press indlcalmg that 3h1 nwar, Khanzadagln. Tlra, Ap­ kinds of metal cabinets for lable 00 wbal w... meaDt by"· per- 'Only a relatively small numbe. sued a temporary interdict against a Brltam can no longer count on tbe I Jdl, Workz81 alid Balo Zamka­ &ore expected to be brought to trial. Fhotograpj}er wbo aUegedly posed ~upport 'I tnbes from northern mdepen­ libraries, homes, archives, Yemen Claims of West Germany 10 her Jnterior Minister Mohammad All a'i a medical student in the opera­ hid for admission. dent Pashtoonistan, and Wa<;lr book keeping office, post Haltbam yesterday denounced "all lion tbeatre at Groote Schuur, Ho­ He said no dateline had been fiX­ 1~ d Masoud, Dnuln ·'nd Beltano No~. feuds and civil wars" between tri­ Royalista Fleeing pital during Dr. Philip Blalberg's from cenlral independent Pash­ offices is available in dif­ Coup Total ed for the vislt of Bnlish Foreign I bes. He said the government was heart transplant operation, before M mister George Brown to West l Jom:stan have sent thetr congra­ fernt sizes and shapes. BY CAfRO, Jan. 4, (AFP).-Yemeni Re-., tulations and best wlshc s to Their PIA determined to punish severely any pu\lcaa Interior Mmister Abdallah being thrown oUt by Dr. M.C. Germany but added: "He'ls always or Tel. Failure, Greek Maje.tles the King and Queen, 21382 Individual or tribe guilty of feud· Barakat Wednesday' d~nied reports Botab, oae of the beart transplaDI \'E'lcome in Bonn." team. Ithe Roval Family. Pnme Minis­ ins. Contact Yasin Market, that Royalists bave seized al-Rabiba ' N~"r You can now explore the world famous Indus " Tbe application against the pho. tor Ahmad Etemadl and 2nd floor. King Tells Life Observers interpreted this as a all port near Sanaa. Cairo radio MOSCOW, Jan. 4 (Tass)--The tho people of Afg~an..tan. valley civilization, man's earliest, in comfort. tographer, DOD McKenzie, was NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (Reuler}­ warning Bgainst inCipient danger ra­ said, quoting Ihe >,Iiddle Easl news first SovIet weather satellite "Cos~ They hav~ wishcd Afghanistan Mohammed Jan Khan Watt Ihel than a8 an indication that dis­ made 'by Ihe National Broadcas· A fast, smooth Fokker Friendship flies you King Constaotine of Greece befie­ agency. mos-J84," launched on October 25, C")1 t nued pr\If~:ress under the gui~ turbances have already begun. Col. Barakat said planes were l~n­ ting Cor-poralioa of New York, one /967. has compleled ,ts flrsl 1000 • there in the morning and brings you back the ves his attempted coup agamsl the of the two large Amencan tclevI­ d lnce of fl.s MOJcstv n-d hqve II is in line with presidenl Shaa­ dins normally at the airport servmg revolutIOns, Greek military regime last mODlb lHon companies who have been evpressed their nppreciotlons· for same evening. EveryWednesday, Satur,day bl'e repeated threats to use an "iron the Republican capital and tbat aur­ was nol a lotal failure. lIming various aspects of the heart The Sputnik IS part of an exper­ Af ,han".tan', erfMt, Jor P"h­ and Sunday-from Karachi. fist" to deal with "counlcr~revolu­ rouading bills bad been cleared of 10 a aigned article in tbe current IransplaDls. l'nenlal syslem of the Soviet cos· t'lOnlstanl self-determination. twnaries." Royalist forces. FABULOUS NATIONAL For your rendezvous with history the coming editioD of Life magaziae the YOUDg The court was told tha.t there was :1lJC weather service Meteor inten­ moparcb-in-exUe aUeged some of Sou1h Yemen army units former­ The Royalists were fleeing the ded to proVide a global-scale study MAZARE SHAR1F Jan 4 winter months are ideal. In the balmy, bracing Sanaa region in 4isorder, leaving rt>ason to believe that McKenzie .- the recent actions of the junta, the ly stationed In Aden are now "sho­ of Ihe earth's atmosphere from an (lIakhtarA fourth electric die. behind severai hundr<:d dead, Bar­ bad photographs of tbe operation, weaither, you'll enjoy unravelling for yourself promised plebiscile and the .amnes- wing themselves" up' country, an which be mtended sellmg. . altItude of about 600 kilometres.• sel generator W1S put irto ope­ HQRSE AND CATTLE 'SHOW the timeless mystery of this "Mound of the ly for some political priS.ooers ste­ army officer said here yesterday. . a~at said. ratIOn by Balkh electric comp9­ mmed from bis attempt. "IV Tuesday Governor Omar Ke­ Dead." Paved streets, neatly aligned houses, •• gener~t "I trie4 IQ figbt, al\d I lost. r fo------shawarz said this lr which granaries and yes, an effective sanitation ush! because 1 believed, thai by do· UK AIRCRAFT \. DROPS "'oo,ts the electric suppl' for the AT ·LAHORE '3RD HEART TRANSPLANT.D.OING W'E,LL city by 263 kw will help selve system, lend an uncanny, modern air to this ing so,.1 c\luld more quickly aad WORKERS 1000 CAPE TOvJN, Jan: 4, (AFP).- Th~n he added: ."Pl,,;ase give op<:ralion On Dr. Blalberg. and t""e electriCity c;hort~ge. city of antiquity. effectiveJy bring the rel\lID of demo, . The condition of Philip Blaiberg my regards to my WIfe. the one performed on Loul~ Wa- ... ~ o.~atic 1lf001ll.my c"ualfY," the.Jung . LONDON, Jan 4, (Reuler}- FROM FEBRUARY To help make your viSit really pleasant and was described . as !load by the For the hospital it has been 'In shkansky last December 3. TIRIN, J.n. 4, (Bakhtar).-The 251 8lUd. '. About 1 000 aircrafl workers will Groote Schuur lioSPltal here ab· anxious day with police guardirie So hr Mrs. Blalberg has not road between Kandahar and Ti- relaxing, a spacious rest house, with modern The KiDs said hia allempted coUP' . lose their jobs because of the gov- ~~ 58-year-ol~ ..j., ('urtre of Urozgan which ~oo}'s out hours after the all the entrimces to keep out been allowed to see her husband amenities, is available for overnight stay. failed beca':!S" loyal to. him ernment's defence cuta alld its nO- den~lst had becom,! tbe world s newsmen and hospital st.if ex- although a room h38 been prepa­ waH blocked by recent rains bas .,,(t'. ,.' were \lJ\8ble'to occupy key posillon. arms-for-Soulb Africa policy. transpl~t ~or TO MARCH ·1, 1968. v third heart patIent. ercising much greater discretion red her alongSIde her hus· "'p.en reopened, Telephone lines Ground transportation, guides, handy lun(:h ;\t' .J A·, aDd bec!auae lome apny ~ts thai Hawker Siddeley avialion Wed- bo~es An earlier blilletlQ from the over the .progress of their patient b]nd sward. dnwned by /loads are also being (compliments of PIA) are available. .l'fY';"~':S\~: had pledged ll1Yalty Je~ him do~n nesday annollnted a 20 per ceot re- hospital this mOrI)lDg saId that· tbal was the case with the ope- Clive Haupt had been the first repaired For further infOrmation contact PIA Phone 22155 .;Y(I1"':",l- at the wt moment duclion io the 5000 labour force the pa.tlent's cOllditlqn waa very rallon on LoUIS .Washkansky. SUItable donor for Tuesd.y ope- ,,~'},.;~},;.'~~.. Before hill flIghl to R~me 1":"1 at its Brough fa~tory wbicb builds ' Blalb~rg FOR DETAILS AND BOOK· or Town Travel Agent. . ' good, and that. he had spoken Chriellan Barnard told the ration on. Dr. who has . JALAlAPAD, Jan. 4, (Bo'-h­ . ~:, ~. ". December 14, the Klos Said he ItlU Buccancera aircrafl. his fIrst words smce the operatIon South African press yeaterday been cntlc~llY III With a corona- t_r) -The. Nangarhar Develop­ ,.,!\~ I~ enough ,upportlo'make a fisht A number of Buccaneers were sold yestp.rday.. . that no possibility of a third he3ft ry tbromobsls. ment Authorllv has bei(un soiling ',. '" IIf It ap1ilat tho .J.~ta. 10 'south' Africa before tbe embargo gl~ea 'TIIII<, eggs Jlnd chickens from its INGS CONTACT' Y.OUR a . After beIDg beavy seda- transplant being performed at Haupt, a 24-year-old factory ~'~ .'. -'~ waa,"not'my lO l, ,I waD¥ on aupplyinS anns to tbe republic tlOn to shIeld hIm. from the ef- the hospital within the n ar fu- WOI-ker of mIxed blo d died Tues· Ilvf',:tock farm (,', '. to bwld my country, nol destroy. It i osed ~perauve 7 The ':luth"ntv has 0pc""d a '"'d I tho rf I. wa. mp . fects of post shock, Dr. ture. But Prof. B'rnard gave no d y mornlt'g after being stricken , hC tMU, D a IC e. I Follow-on orders were planned conscl~us- ,hop. In Jahlabad cIty to popula­ , u Blalberg regamed full reason for this statement. w,th a bra'n hemNrhage whIle TRAVEL AGENT OR PIA. I· ,. More than ever I know for lure but these' bave beeD stopped by the ne.. yesterdp and told hospl111 He added that there was no dif· on a New Year's Day beacb par- rise better breeds of chlcker"ls in PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAI._ AIRLINES I thai 1 have wo!' the. approval a~ British governm~nl'l deci,lon to ,PIA· I staff mamtamlng an anxious vi- ference whatsoever between the ty near here the province. love of every sina1. of my pc:ople, . lain th ban. gil at his beside: "I'm tbirsty". . PHONE NO. 22155. Ihe KinS saId.', mam e . • , .... . ~ - r) , ... .. - . .

\ , t"AGE 2 JANUARY 4, 1968 AFGHA~ DIARY 5 KathJ.~tmaa By ,~W~~ In the new 'calender (, ~ No SOon~r ,nl1d than • m the month Ilf J!fiy, there IS I Dlster of Austrlla was the IDterme fas,mating' P81ntlna hy Allen I' Seciet negotla/Jons begun saine Ullman At fIrst; I!/pk, It appears lime, ago between the Soulb Afrl d18ry He tried to persuade Soulb Afllcan PrIme MIDlst~r Verwocld to be a series of fl8llll from dIf­ ,an Goveroment and the &mlth re- \ ferent natIOns but after study I 10 to soften his unIversally eolldelTlned Ilbile Rhodesia are contlnuJDll you see a boat an elephant, and act.s VOllr man of worth LIllie specIfIC Informf.llon has fll apartbeid policies and so try to hea~ children playmg tcleo througb but observers in Joh­ the estrangements which made It s a pamting nQt unlike the , ~nncsburB, SalISbury and London It Impossible for South A(llca to UnIted NatIons Itself-there is beheve that Soutb AfrIca sliU wants rerDaln 10 the Commonwealtll I much more to It than meets the an agreement between Britain and TIlese neotJaaons began at Pll , casusI glance .. ,,-ahodcsla If this IS lilt allr poSSIble vate Ullks at the cbmmonwealth Buenm AJres Dunng a recent VISIt with ~ Rnd that South AfrIca under Vors Confetence of 1960 ID London bet pon Telegrapb and Telephone , THE KABUL TIMES The world WIll come to the ed­ Corporation Seral of the UN MISSion In Ka­ ter would accept even an Afrlcan_ weell the tben South African For QUintus Ennius ge of a nuclear war dJ.U'irlll 1968 The corpora:tlOn beheves bul I happened upon Senator Ab­ PulJllshed eveTll Q4V exC'.J)t F"dau and A/l1hun pu": SImilarly Johnson s and Po There IS absolutely 00 case now 10 be published slDce the KlDg s fore the recent devaluation of the tooK charge of the natloanal econo hIS own Ideas and even thC\" his They take a worldWide repu la Wiped out m Afgh,n stan ge generators manufactured by nuclear centres In BelgIUm Bn When Senator Az,z overlook pe Paul s talks 'a the Vatican and for denymg tho seflousness of the Afternoon newspapers-the fust pound It was losmg by~lec1l0ns In my Havmg mdulged In so much al freedom of action Will be gravely West nghouse to the sites of elec tatIon one everybody has looked llauted by deflationary consldera­ tam France the Netherlands ed the affaJrs o[ the UnIted Na South Vietnam s foreign mrOls shortage of lDternational lIqUIdity message on New Year seve mght- tradItional Labour seats. to say no armlst talk hiS only senSible course tnc Dower statIOns and West Germany up to for 40 years or more and let n 10 m~ssage 9. ould have been to devalue as soon tons HIS appOintment was general tlOns he doesn t do It from a stalks Pans also streng thiS liberal newspaper said an cd reported the Without com thing of marglnals There can be very The car has two s"'ctlOns A Encased In concrete contaIners Just for a gImmIck they damage a~ Iy welcomed but few Chancellors one country standpoint He was lnened hopes fOI pea((~ In Viet l(oTial ment In thelr mam news pages hule doubt that If a geoeral elec he came IDtO office blammg ev rl""Oer~tnr Is suspenqed between t 1S now restmg on the ocean hIm ThIS IS not anythmg they erylhlng OD tbe Tones Instead he have" taken offIce In less prOmiSing can get away WIth they wlll be educated 10 Pans and he spe'!lks nam The conservatIve espeClally Fra But the censor had deleted one tlOn were held now Labour would the sectIOns andl partially sup floor 5 000 metres down nce are now most likely to feci the paragraph m the message readIng go down to one of the most catas "hose to nail hIS colours With the ut c.lrcumstances hearmg from us he added In addition to DaTI and Pashto ported by a pall of steel gliders Years of study which showed French RUSSIan Italian Eng What LS mportant says the cdl 1ull plOch of Ibe money famme We Greeks hold freedom and de trophIC defeats ever recorded most bravura to the eXIsting panty Only leadersblp of the blghest becomes an IDtegral part o[ the He said lawyers were workmg that there would be no danger to hsh and Urdu t 1 I s that thIS tKaunas Lit nes saId he knew nothmg of ( nfllet Every now and them tor acllon who has a reputaUon Rome and as charge d affatres In Fund ln September for natIOnal umty and said be ho uotry has a favourable trade bal bring In a programme of very serve prOVided by p bUilt ID hYdraulIc huama unearthed a lar of gold Dempsey s plans tQ sue Moscow In ad'tlon he was WIth there were talks of peace and ne anc~ for thlOklDg abead and for sh~kJng system tbat can move the genera It should also encourage Roy ped to be among hiS people ag810 a high level of employment acflatlon IOcludlng a statutory wage whIle removmg an apple tree bl Tblltsi the Afghan EmbassY In WashIng gotJ<.ltIC ns but unfortunately tv hiS opInions WIth courage and tor glided assembly vertIcally l(mkms (Bntlsh fmance mlDlster) &oon and a nSlng standard of hfe In three freeze which outraged the Labour down by a gale The children ton and spent years In the For these hopes did not matenahse to press for a much more comprch The New Orleans newspaper ycars lime Labour can expect to Farty s creator and paymaster the consistency and who whIle getting and laterally to get over under found a lar full of gold coms­ A tractor capable of operatmg Tooay there are one mllhon elgn M:IDIStry ID Kabul enslve and radical JDcrease 10 the Stales Item reported that a witness Win 8g8m But Will II be able to trade unJons The wage freeze bad the best out of hJS own country IS and around obstructions on a rail _mcludmg US dollars dated 1824 on slopes up to 20 degrees has HIS experIences as a represen troops either flghtang or pertor world s money supphes the paper whc. gave eVIdence to the Federal fulfIl those condlUons? scarcely given way to a voluntary c;cnSllive to foreign opmlOD and ge road nght of way -m the hole left by the apple been deSIgned by Georgian en tatlve to the Umted NallOns are mmg (" ther duties related to war but s1l11 rigorous system of wage numely at home JD couDtnes other Sydney trees roots gmeers The tractor 15 equIpped aJd. Bureau of [nveshgallon on the .as It IS true tbat Brttaln bas bad a mtrestmg and vaned I was shU Unless both Side, approach the Holland Will make other arrang sassmahon of PreSident Kennedy control when the Governmenl had Iban h,s own Fourteen greyhounds have dl Bangkok With a deVice for automatIc Ie under the ImpreSSIOn that Af m tler leallstlcally With a gen chroniC economJc' problem sJDce the ed .and 20 more maY die after ement WIth BntalD follOWIng French now claims he lted to devalue lenklOs would largely measure up Bangkok has tT!0re than 100 vellmg of the body It Is also eq gham"tnn always voted first In I me determlOatlon to end the war which the C~vatlves ID eatmg pOJsoned balt thrown Iota PreSIdent Cbarles de Gaulle s veto The wllDess IS Loran Hall a bar to those requirements and If WI1 OIghtclubs and bars aJ;ld 38 mas Ulpped WIth a set of detachable the UN because of ItS alphabetl fight 109 hopes Will anse but their l3 years of power (between Now It bas the dauntlOg task their kennels at Kurralong 60 harrow plough cultIvator and on BTltlSh BEC membership Dutch keeper In Kcrnvtlle Cailforola wbo SOil were to resign the Parhament sage parlour.; and they are lust cal posltJOn ThiS used to be true stile J951 and 1964) were unable to snlve of holding wages down while pnces nul<'s from here foreign MInISter Josepb Luns saId told 1he FBllbat be was a meeting too much for the polIce depart chemicals spraymg deVice Htsloncal,ly In orgamsatlons Yesterday Anls expressed the Hut It IS also true that the country of the neceSSIties of life arc rlsmg ary Labour Party might weU elect Spt~geJ 1 he dogs are valued at a total rangmg from the- provjnces to hr pe that the year 1968 would 10 the latest edltlon of the 10 Dallas With two people called appeared to be more prosperous rust Labour MPs are on the whole 'enkllls leader But If a BrulSb Pri o[ $6000 news magaZine Leon Oswald and Mrs Sylvlo !mpportng lhe Government and the me MInister Will not reSign It 19 mternatlOnal bodies votes are be year less dlsiurb ng less pre uoder the TOiles and tbat Ibe bal Workers at mountam view taken alphabetlcally-meanlDg gnant W lh vlOl~fil;e and threats Odic. said tbe paper re are shll reserves of loyalty With Vrtually U)IpOSSlble to get lid of Luns salo bls country would not an.-of payments and ste.rlmg CJI f8lm Kurralong found the fllst the A' start fIrst of Violence a year o[ hope a white Now the DaUas paper says Hall ses which occurred from time to 10 the trade umon movement The hIm Only a concerled move by his as far as coulaoe seen'''' let the Bee dogs dYlDg m thell kennels at ThIS 10 the United Nations page In the bi ck history of can claims that he Wlis never at the me hme were tackled by tbem wllbout Immediate future however must seDlar coUeagues IS lIkely to do the dlslDtegrate but we sball have a eling aod 4e only told the FBI he was tnek and seOlor colleagues tend to Mleay put Afghamstan In a precubat' [hct long hard look at wbat IS useful to recourse Jo devaluallon 'l)eVItably subject the party to un Lethal baIts are beheved to POSitIon espeCially since she Dunng the past year. POSI tlve there through fear precedented stratn be Inhibited by Ilvalry among them. "Here comes my first born" us and what seems to us to be us To Labour belongs the odlu{11 Qf dves for the succeSSion have been taken from the ani has over the years mamtalned steps for bl mglng about were far Hall IS one of the wItnesses belOg f~r outweighed by acts or aggres eful under present day clrcumstan sought by dIStrict altoroey JIm Gar haV1Dg twice smce the Wa(-Ill WIlson bas the addItional advan . Lmrning During mals tests to detennille the POSitive non aligned and mdepen ces 1949 and agam thIS year-been for Meanwhile tile devalued pound al exact cause of death dent POSition ID world affaus. So, Slon renewed armament threats rIson 1n hiS Investigation IDto the ready se_ unbealthy aod maoy fage that he can theateD to diSSO_ and counterthreats He added bowever that boyeott death of the Amellcan prCSldent. ced to devalue lb. pound More lve Parliament at a time when most Moscow for a long tIme AfghanIstan was SImilarly Johnson s and Po There IS absolutely 00 case now 10 be published slDce the KlDg s fore the recent devaluation of the tooK charge of the natloanal econo hIS own Ideas and even thC\" his They take a worldWide repu la Wiped out m Afgh,n stan ge generators manufactured by nuclear centres In BelgIUm Bn When Senator Az,z overlook pe Paul s talks 'a the Vatican and for denymg tho seflousness of the Afternoon newspapers-the fust pound It was losmg by~lec1l0ns In my Havmg mdulged In so much al freedom of action Will be gravely West nghouse to the sites of elec tatIon one everybody has looked llauted by deflationary consldera­ tam France the Netherlands ed the affaJrs o[ the UnIted Na South Vietnam s foreign mrOls shortage of lDternational lIqUIdity message on New Year seve mght- tradItional Labour seats. to say no armlst talk hiS only senSible course tnc Dower statIOns and West Germany up to for 40 years or more and let n 10 m~ssage 9. ould have been to devalue as soon tons HIS appOintment was general tlOns he doesn t do It from a stalks Pans also streng thiS liberal newspaper said an cd reported the Without com thing of marglnals There can be very The car has two s"'ctlOns A Encased In concrete contaIners Just for a gImmIck they damage a~ Iy welcomed but few Chancellors one country standpoint He was lnened hopes fOI pea((~ In Viet l(oTial ment In thelr mam news pages hule doubt that If a geoeral elec he came IDtO office blammg ev rl""Oer~tnr Is suspenqed between t 1S now restmg on the ocean hIm ThIS IS not anythmg they erylhlng OD tbe Tones Instead he have" taken offIce In less prOmiSing can get away WIth they wlll be educated 10 Pans and he spe'!lks nam The conservatIve espeClally Fra But the censor had deleted one tlOn were held now Labour would the sectIOns andl partially sup floor 5 000 metres down nce are now most likely to feci the paragraph m the message readIng go down to one of the most catas "hose to nail hIS colours With the ut c.lrcumstances hearmg from us he added In addition to DaTI and Pashto ported by a pall of steel gliders Years of study which showed French RUSSIan Italian Eng What LS mportant says the cdl 1ull plOch of Ibe money famme We Greeks hold freedom and de trophIC defeats ever recorded most bravura to the eXIsting panty Only leadersblp of the blghest becomes an IDtegral part o[ the He said lawyers were workmg that there would be no danger to hsh and Urdu t 1 I s that thIS t \ '" ". .. 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I H old Holt "who drowned . last These two politicIans want Aust,. ·nifestation o(tbe God Spoila are . smallpox, differentsit","goo ~ :~:r'·' ' .. 17~ ~ema.in ~li!l!»e".i!t~~tl!l,,#o~·IIlni~tex- ••.,/ •. " :', "I ... \·\,ri"" ;,1'. II ,., ; ',,',.. ," Dellcrem'"'-r ratia. to the United. States' actl"ely spreading the disease, a ..' .'" , '''''~'''' .~ "" II th V tn top health official said·, ,Well- ""IlCUy', year."wlIl liave vaccmated. .' r' "'I',iiJeiYAH':' j , .... Accordiqg to potitical . observers d)' 10 e Ie am,war. nesday. . ' .', "2$ it\l1Iipn west Africans by Jan-,' ". . ' ! :',.-~\". ·..v(U;l~itl·.iN'o: ·225 ", ",':>'~PL, SATI!Rt>AY,'iJANJ1.~Y6,: 1968 J ..... J ••• ',• ,I,Y~" I ,. 5' , ,.,. b' I ~, I, , J;'RI~E bere, the favourite. candidates for The remaining candidates are . uary 15 . "q,'. u""ll°ty 0 nexpen5- 'i AF. 3, tbe vote on January 9 arc Foreign' Dr. George. Lythcot~ reg"ion8I .. u , 1 l~"-i, -:~ rr~ ~'l ,~ .~ .'~l-' , . • 'll1'ster Paul Hasluck and EdUC8~ Labour Minister Leslie Bury, and . . I' "'- .,• I. :,"' .. '." ":.'. :: , '!,:". \ .:":': l" •' ;...1.£ "'• .,', MI ~cheme' ~t FInance Minister Willi·McMahon. director of smallpox eradication The Is being operation 0 C t Y 0 tion Minister Jobn Gorton. Tbe election of the latter. WhO and measles control scheme for and largely financed the Uni- bY Iveo on ac , aSln :'1;2t~§~, ;··PIR.~$'I t~lilO, :,AR'~'I.V:~~;': .; ) is also Deputy Chairman of the Africa said that tbe sects, str- ted States health department lri '. D:E·:Rr. .. \. Liberal ·Party. is being regarded ong In parts of western Nigeria,' coopevation with· the World , as highly unlikely since the. Agrari· Dahomey. and eastern Togo, are Health Organisation and regional y:~~~;(~~r\I·~;;TOMOR.'I'OW ""Fl»)at"~'st " Swiss- Welcome an 'party. bas made it clear that it a major obstacle to the campaigti health .or,ganisatlona. Market,' 2nd Floor : A1 E· VISlT' I, ~,~,:,~:",~,\~(! , would not want ;to continue the against. -sinaUpox in west Afrlea, .Taking in 19 French-and Eng- " . , """ .. I' r. ... " / $ Measures, government coatition with the Libe- . He said: "Some priests of these'. IIsh-speaking West African coun- (~"~"l": h~~BUl., ~an, d~n Rep~bll~,ln J'!P'ti.~ry Co,n~ittee. ral Party under McMabon as prime sects collect smallpox scabs anll tries" it IS regarded as the pilot Mohdo Jan Khan 6 (Bakhtar):.....,Mar_ of the 1953. of. ,tbe League of Com. ..1. ·~l !l1i,sl: Broz 1)\0, president of Yugo- tIp to 1963, ..~ Pfesideljolof!1/e Fed.. n1l'llists of..S!ov~nia, BERNE, Switzerland Jan. 4 (AFP) mlnisler. clothing from disease victims aild' project for an eventual world an~ -~"iitzerland Wednesday expressed Influcntial Liberal 'Party politi- use lhem to spread infection. .campaign to totally eliminate the . .la\'1a Madam Jovanka Broz ral Executhoe CO\U1eiI. (Cabinet), . MIlos: l'.JInlc ,.Is member of Cen- satJsfaction over'the measures ann· Watto .~i11' ar~lv~ ·,It.ere t9morrow lllorning In the ,~pb~ olj6'i~ign· policy, tral pom·mittee.of ~agu~ of Coin- c,ans would like Agrarian Party Cha- Vaccination teams have been disease ."tom areas where It is Invltati~n ~~s .~~oOn nllJn~sts ounoed by the Uniled States 10 re­ ltman Jobn McEwen to hcad the thrown out of vlilages under the' still endemic. "' lil the of His Maj",ty the !le. 1l\d the follbjVing of Yugos!avla. sInce 1952. cst~'blish its monctary slabiltly and Australlnn' government not only influence of the priests. '\ . ,. King to pay.a state'visit to Alaban- prtnc,pl",: the i'!llbt of small l1a- He was awarded 'Parhzan Memo- said. in a comtnunique issued here; .._ tstan. . ' lions to . equality freedom rial 1941" and many other hig.h (ur tbe time being but until the next According to Yorubu "Sopo. . They will' he received "at tbe Ka- and independence; ~acefuj coex- gradc awards and' titles, . "lhc introduction of currency con~ ghearts President Gamal Abdel Nasser and ,:tii¥es .In USSR WIll be extensively grafted IDtO On his t.wo-day .frIendly viSit . Durtng tbe :complex development 'VASHINGTON, Jan. 6, (Reu- w·· mu~atio' but st 11 left 9 humans in the future.· in a BBC in AlgierS with President Houari MOSCOW, Jan. 6 (Bakhtar)-,-An to Yugoslavia, Ceausescu was ac~ pf ·inte.mat!OI~a, relations, since Wo- 'ter),- Secretary of State Dean g d :n;ny luest :lns :lpen., television il1terview released here Boumedfienne before Arab kings · Afghan economic delegation beaded companied by Rumanian Premier rid War II Yugoslavia and Afgban· lusk said Thursday the U.S. was T~e 't1t?ment w's m1de by . Wednesday night. and heads of state assemble in the · by Abdullah Vaftali, second depu­ Ion Maurer and Secretary of tbe i~tan h,ave often adopted close or s~eking clarification of a new "'1"rth Vi~lname"e F· e g~ Minis- In the interview, to' be broad­ Moroccan capital for their January ty prime mmmer, arrived in the Central Committee of the Ruma· 'concordant"-'stands with regard t9 North Vietnamese statement ter Nguyen Duy Trinh in a Hanoi cast today. he said \I;le organ 17 meeting. Soviet Union Thursday to bold tal1­ tions, it was announced in the ion of the principles of active and Its bombmg of the North, was a '1e"'lce feeler nr a pr"'p1go"rla The other thing ID (avour of a pig They were evacuated to other co­ tor Dr, Abdul Wabid Karim' and communique which was issued rtaceful coexistence in inlema to- "l1'1ve," Rusk said. as a donor is that one can prob­ mmunities two nights ago immedia­ Plan\ling Ministry planning depart­ Thursday evening. The commu­ nal relations. . J d I I He SAid the n S 'It tilde r.- ably breed a pig more or less the lei) after two goods trains packed megt president Mobammad Khan nique stresses that both sides On such ba..s, endeavouring to co. or an, srae mained as stated h" Pro<'rl0nt same sIze as a human" With petrol, cyanide, nitrate and are members of the delegations. have concluded with satisfac· ntribute, for their part, to the peaceful T"'h~c;"'., on Septemb~r 29 lhat He beheves that 20 years from ammonia collided here. tlon that friendly relations a"d settlement o( current international pro- Duel Across the U.S. was willing to stop bo:o- now speCial herds of pIgs will be cooperation between their coun­ blems and to tbe safeguarding of clng laids un the .\lorlh "when th~ir tries and between tbe league o( o raised for hearts, kIdneys NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (ReUler)-­ UN Help Soug~t peace, our two countries have been D .• For 2 Hrs. this Will lead prompt!.v tn pro· and (Ivers Police and postal authorities arc ex· MOENJODARO Communists of Yugoslavia and cooperating successfully, over a nu- I\. ver c]IlCllVe diScussIon' amining a home-m'ade bomb dIsgui­ the Rumanian Communist Party b f th U· ed N Johnson also saId that the n.s sed as a Christmas parcel sent to ." In Mass Media are developing' successfully. ~ er 0 years, In e mt a~ , TEL AVIV, Jan. 6 (Reuter}--Jor· 'w nJld assume that wh Ie discus. . A SOOO·YEAR-OLD CIVILIZATION ·i, ~ . David Dellinger, chairman of the They bave expressed determi­ tIOna.They cooperated frul·tfully at tbe danian and Israeli forces fought a SlOns proceed , N ortb V'Ie tnam Nalional Committee to eDd the war ~" nation to work on strengthen· two-bour duel With small arms then Id t t k d t f the Forecastl'~· ': Trai.ning Plan conferelJces of. nonaligped countr. \I 'Il no 3. e a v 1n age 0 -v'Weather III Vietnam. ing tbese relations in tbe Inter· les in Belgrade apd Cairo. at the beav~ guns across the Jordan Ri- bJmbmg cessatIOn or limitat on." ,. ~ UNITED NATIONS. Jaa. 6 (Re. est of their people, the cause ver Friday and Israel sa~d three of 0" ti,e sub)'ect o[ Camllo~ a'o first session· of the United Nations ~I ;' ," 'i!ter}-Three developing eountries of socialism and_ peace. ' It'S soldiers were wounded. neutrality, he said the United Skies In the central md nor­ Con(rcDce, qf Trade and Developm. Israeli army spokesman claimed 3tates was still interested in a thern regions of the coUntry wiD .:'have proposed tbat tbe United Na· ''''; .~ ent in Geneva, witllin tbe framew· 1he Jordlans fired firs! from the ri- new international conference Lo be partly cloudy. Yesterday the BY tions promote Ihe Irainina of jour­ .Yugoslav ~xperts warmest areas of the £Ountry PIA italists 'as a step towards wider fre· ork .of the Group.of 77 and on other ver's east bank. The flrmg slarted ensure Cambodia's terrtorial in- , occasions. werc Farah and Jalalabad with , j;aom of information througbout near Urn 81·Sburat-scene of a rna· tegrily and independence. Let ~ This cooper.ation has brouebt us jar incident in which several pea. The U.S. was ready f'lr) a hlgb ot 16 C, 61 F. The £old· lI!e world. To Survey Sea ~eneva-type est was Lal with a low of -24 C. You can now explore the world, famous Indus.," , f,' Pakistan, Morocco and Zombia closer together. It has created a gr- pie were killed On November 20 c'onference deal- eater d~gree understanding and and 21~n lhe southern sector of the ins wllh Vietnam, CamtYldla -11 F, Wind weed' In Kabul wO valley civilization, man's earliest, in comfo,r.t ' ....' j;,ade basically similar suggestions of Bed Oil Deposits confidence aod provid.,cs a solid ba- river, then spread to other posts. or any part of Southeast Asi '. recorded at 2 knots yeS1erday. A fast, smooth Fokker Friendship flies you' '.• ,:'. 'In different reports aubmitted recen­ Milos MIn1e I Your jly to the Commission on Human SIS for the further comprehensive At first small-arms were used, he said. The temperature In'Kabnl at there in the morning and brings you back the ~ighlll. -----...... ------...... ------but artille;y went Info action as lbe .'.~I ZAGREB, Jan. e (Tanju,)_ 10 a,m. was 2 C, 38 F. same evening, EveryWednesday, Satur,day ,r These countries are among 25 Yuaoslav experts are expected to '°ls TV 0 't USSR duel centinued. Quiet was finally ; members to reply to the Commissi· restored at 1100 local time Friday,. and Sunday-from Karachi. reply wU.b a &reater dearec ot cer~ W l on 0 lSI; .. USSR P tests Yesterday's temperatures: \. i 'ons request for news of '~nt de- the spokesman said. Friends tainty tbI, year to the question of I ro ~etopmeots For.your rendezvouswith history the coming'. I •• A io the recognition '8.nd od January In Amman a Jordanian mUitary . Kabul bow lar,,, the oil depostta under Ille In Ml s~id 2 C -9 C winter months are ideal. In the balmy, bracing' ., ; ., I;,.,njoyment of the freedom of Infor- Yu,,,,lav part of the Adriatic" Sea . -. spokesman yesterday tbat Jar· Bombing Of Ship ~ ~sraeli for~ r 36 F 15 F 4 ltmation. of receot fClulations gove- bed arc. daniao and fought a Kandahar -2 C weaither, you'll enjoy unravelling for yourself . LONDON, Jan. 6 (Reuter}-Pri. tical settletpent. _ 15 C. J?"" ming the operaUon of infoirnation A team ot prospectors will lOOn duel for about IWo hours across Ihe I H" h 59 F 28F In the. timeless mystery of this "Mound of the -. ,>' '. media and of any'limitatlons oh the Ole Minister Harold Wilson will vi· Britaill bas a special role to play Jordan River witb light and medi- n alp ong lIerat -2 C· start survey. to show also the posstbl· sit Moscow from January 22 to 24 over Vietnam as cochairman with 10 C Dead." Paved streets, peatly aligned houses. '';'.: exercise of· thll ·f.r

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