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IKAEULT GENEVE Fine Swiss TWIN Uxmf Watches 0- - ) Vol V, No MiHiHi LAN CO FAVRE-LEUB- A IKAEULT GENEVE fine Swiss TWIN UXMf watches 0- - ) Vol V, No. 235 S.H.) v JANUARY 4, 1967 (JADI 14, 1345 Price Af, 3 tcabul. Wednesday, 14TH CENTENARY OF THE Historical Society Family Planning Ruby Dies Of Cancer; Tape HOLY ON Shows KORAN SUNDAY takes Up Work Group Recommends He Didn't Know Oswald Celebrations Planned All Over On 11 More Books Measures In India Chapter In Kennedy Mystery Closed KABUL, Jan. 4, (Bakhtar).' The Historical Society has under- - 5 Country At HM's Wish NEW DELHI, Jan. ,4, (Reuter).- , DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 4, (Reuter). taken publication of 11 books Health Minister Sushila Nayar said Jack Ruby, the cancer-wracke- d killer presidential assassin the history of the country in diffe- of Tuesday that India's 90 million cou- Lee Harvey Oswald, died In hospital here yesterday of a blood KABUL, January 4, (Bakhtar). rent periods. ples in the 14th age The centenary of the revelation of the Holy Koran will be The Society has so far put out group must accept the idea having Ruby, a , former strip- Many celebrated throughout Afghanistan this month. over 90 books in Dari, Pakhtu, Eng- small families the books and magazine and if country's over- tease club owner, passed away pea- lish and French on different aspects population problem newspaper articles have been cri- is to be solved. cefully, according to Afghanistan is one of the first Islamic steps of the country's history. She urged his sister, Mrs. ticising written the findings of countries to take women to disregard ad-- , EVa the president of the Society. verse Grant, who was by his bedside officials to celebrate the great occasion. Next Sunday functions will be The propaganda about the interu-terin- e Warren Commission re- Prof. Abdul Hai Habibi, said these In Parkland hospital here. port, held to commemorate the day in KabuJ and all the provinces. contraceptive device known that Oswald acted alone in books include a brief history of Af- as the "Jack died peacefully", she said. shooting loop. the President and . Texas ghanistan from prehistoric times to More than Although he was suffering from Governor John rvmoii.. One thousand four hundred years a million Indian wo- , I.. .. the contemporary period in two vo- men had inoperable cancer, an autopsy show- Pope To Receive ago that day, the 27th day of the already accepted it, she (Contd, on page 4) lumes in Pakhtu and Dari. '. said. ed that the Immediate cause of Ramazan, the first verses of the Holy Other books deal with Zainul death was a blood blot which broke Koran were revealed to : Prophet Soviet President Akhbar of Gardezi, the history of Dr. Nayar, speaking loose from his right leg and travel- Flexible Science Mohammad. , at the open- Balkh, Barnabad of Herat and led ; into a be the ing of a family planning council lune. according to Dr. .;' VATICAN CITY, Jan. 4, (Reuter), The functions, which will Mazarate Herat, Timur meeting, said Eugene , Frankel. ,, , first of their kind, will be organised India planned to cut Policy President Nikolai Podgorny is ex- Shah, history of the Kerqa of Kan- births Ruby For FRG from the present annual rate v who killed Oswald before by Pope Paul by the Ministry of Information and Ahmad Shah pected to be received dahar, Baba's letter to of 41 per thousand , the eyes of BONN, Culture at the explicit wish of His to 25 per thous- millions of American . Jan. 4. The future in on January 29 marking the. first Ottman Sultan, the History of the and within 10 the King and under the lea- years. India's present television viewers Insisted to the the words of the meeting between a Pontiff and com- Majesty Sadozais, the travelogue of Hsuen German Federal Minister Moha- population is about 508 millionthe end that he was part of no cons- Republic Minister a week-lon- g dership of Prime Tsang and of Science and munist head of state during other Chinese pilgrims second biggest in the world. piracy when Research, mmad Hashim Maiwandwal. he shoved a revolver Stoltenberg-dema- nds a visit to Italy announced here who came to Afghanistan, the Af- Dr. Nayar Mahatma into Gandhi's Oswald's ribs just days . flexibly dynamic director-gener- al two. and, adaptable last night. The of publicity ghans in India, and a source book adopted daughter ' told the gather- after President Kennedy was murd- science policy". An Italian government commu- in' the Ministry of Information and on the history xf Afghanistan.: ing In this form, sci- - of state health ministers 'and ered on November 22, 1963. ence will Hai-ra- n, become an important fac-t- or nique said President Podgorny would Culture, Mohammad Younus officials from all over India that Ruby had been near death' since in all arrive on a state visit on January said in Kabul a meeting will 1,830,000 men countries, calling for new Chinese Report On and women of repro- he was rushed from his jail forms of '24 at the invitation of President be held in the studios of Radio Af- ductive cell to cooperation between sci- age had been voluntarily Parkland hospital, ence, Giuseppe Saragat. ghanistan and will be inaugurated where President politics and administration. sterilised to give permanent protec- Kennedy in Italy until by a message from His Majesty the and Oswald were both "The promotion of He would remain Tea Growing Soon tion against unwanted pregnancies-Fun- science", the1 ' ds pronounced Minister January 31, spending the last few King.; , dead just over three continued, "means a secu- KABUL, Jan. 4, (Bakhtar). years before. ,, .;. ring pf v days. visiting different. parts of. the , allocated the economic viability of The report for 'family plan- the Hairan said that at this and at of the Chinese experts , Yesterday's autopsy showed population.. country. ning had been more than doubled he It is an element of pea- men- meetings in the provinces speeches who have been studying the possibi- had extensive ce and The communique made no for the next five years. cancer in both lungs, the fruitful collaboration of lity of growing tea in Afghanistan is About in the tion of an audience with Pope will be delivered elaborating on the 27,000 family planning the lymph nodes and through the nations".,. ... .4 in two 1 centres had is a separate message of Holy Koran, its due weeks. liver, Dr. Frankel "Especially Paul, as the Vatican the been set up and the production and said. His pancreas In the present world - meaning implications, The experts have visited Pakthia, had also state. But Italian sources- said it and and on import of earlier been reported can-rero- situation, science can Kandahar, Laghman, conventional , contracep- ' furnish a sub- was almost certain to take place the the Islamic faith. Nangarhar and tives had been stantial Kunduz provinces. They increased. contribution to th January 29. A special issue of the theological are ' now A Ruby's condition won of on I proposal to offer convicts in deteriorated so political tensions ge- engaged in soil analysis: . and the head magazine Payame Haq will be pub- 1 ' No Pope has ever met the Indian jails J days remission pf snsrply m the past feways that neral consolidation of peace. atheist, lished and distributed , iAciunciiia jn growing xea began This of a communist, officially at the Kabul sentence if they will members of his ; follows from in Pakthia, a southern province agree to be ster- family were sum- a steadily growing me- state. meeting. of ilised is to come moned to asure of Afghanistan, in 1963. before th council. the hospital over the New International cooperation highest-lev- el communist ' The Under the proposal, jail authorities tfear week-en- d. and mutual dependence statesman yet received in audience would offer ' Ruby's aspect under the sterilisation to all con- second trial for' the mur- of the dynamic development is, Andrei Groniyko, Soviet Foreign victs with three or more der of Oswald, of the Syrian-Israe- children. had been schedul- natural sciences. This neces- Minister, who spent 40 minutes with li ed Clashes for next month in Wichita sitates the group work of Pope Paul last April, mainly discus- Erupt India's National Family the re- Planning naiis, Texas. His Dallas conviction searchers and the teamwork peace. V Council has of the sing also called for cash in- was thrown out uuuons . announce- For by an appeals court. , In Moscow, an official Third centives for women Consecutive Day who limit their , Ruby was The during final two convieted and sentenc- technological success of ment said that the families to two or three children. ed to the Presi- TEL AVIV, January 4, neuter) death in March 1964 for f ederal Republic of Germany days of the visit the Soviet Fighting broke out The Council ruled out a proposal the and again yesterday--for the third day running-betw- een murder of Oswald. its rank as an industrial dent would visit "certain centres" of that the state should stop maternity market guest of Israeli and Syrian troops along their border In :' But the appeal court decided will in the future largely " the country as the official the Sea benefits of women with. large fami- last depend of Galilee. , ........ r October on the i that the paunchy neu- improvement of inter-nation- al the Italian government. lies but recommended that the ques- and this An Israeli soldier was wounded Company rotic strip club It was believed that this formula (IPC1 was the stnrW tion of a "no birth bonus" operator had not partnership.
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