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KABUL, Sept. 7.-His Majesty Sun rises tomorrow at 5:34 a.m. Sun sets today at 6:18 p.m. Kh):ber, Restaurant··; Kablil- . lndian(~~:~~~ pa~ 1) 'Wor~'.Qn·:Highway8etW.een the King has congratuiated Kmg ~otelj . Sbir~-Na'; , .. near Bouddm I of Belgium on the occa -' Tomorrow's Outlook: Clear VOL. IV, NO. 134 Park .Cinenia; KabUl, 'Iliter· . The C.E.N.T.O. members are. -f· sion of his 35th bii-th anniversary , _ 'natioD!l1 ~rpO~. Iran and· Turkey, Britaip, _The PUII- 'KhUmrl1--Mazar-I--, Sharl ., being c.elebrated today. ... : .-: . .- : 1Jnsted States,is an .associate ~ern-, . '., MAZAR.I-SHARIF, September 7.- On the occasion· of the BrazIl's " VOL..IV NO. 136 , , . be~n Rawalpl~dL ~ bet~n mdependence day a congratLlJatory ARIANA CJNEMA: KABUL, WEDNESriA~. SEPTI: iVIB~ 8, ~65, _(SUN~~-I?,.: 13~:.S.I{J·', ',- , . e.·. _. :. - "'. PRICE Ai. 2' :~ '. earller ,report ..p:r:.oject.10r the. conStruction of a.highway- PUl·i· message has been sent. to Hum At 2:30, 5:30. 8, '10 p.m. American , d that India mvaded Pakistan Khumri, Mazar-i·Sh~ and Sheber-ghan and fixing of a berto Dualong Castello Branco. film SODOM AND GOMORRAH ~~l a three-pronged attack alllled date for starting work were.discussed at a meeting ,between PreSident Qf Brazil. , WIth Dari·-transla·tion. .~ :_'Ri~htYa~.To' B~~d>':" '.:~ O",Way:to.Pakis-;a-~t··- ,;~ '~,W. ~ ~ ~ US Denies 'Disarmament Must :u.·ThaRt "" .-. mamly at' the city ot Lahore. SaI3JIgyar, chief !:If the project, and A.M. Alkoz31, Gover PARK CINEMA: - offiCIal PakIStan ;pok~smnn '.at! I , nor -of BiIlkh yesterday. At 2:30, 5:30. 8, 10 p,m. American b.e~n ~o~- .- PrecedeNon-ProlifercltionPQ~t I-Afg~·an.·.D~l~gati~Il-· -·~,,'Worl.d~ ~~.aSters ~r9~~(:~a$~f~re, ,~ the attacking forces had J" The Governor' of ,Balkh promis KABUL, Sept, 6 -"-Certlfic3.tes to film' STATE FAIR starring Pat ' tamed ana. heavY ~asClalt~e.s "ere oed all assistance for. the imple- the graduates of a course on ad: Bonne and Pamela Tiffin. hel!'i~ mfhcted on "them.. f th -. us.~ . '. ., UK AJOO,ety minIstration of hospitals were dis' U·~· Delegate, William C. Foster ~~h~A.nf~~::~:~;.. .~F M;~~g~~ "A~: ~,I:'dia-.p~kist~". 'Flg~t He'" declared that a numb'er.of m~tab~n -0 ;'P{-oJC?Ct. th tributed by the Deputy T\1Iimster KABUL CINEMA: ' . :To ..·.Rq:ges,' __:: " Indian tariks had jJe.':l knocked . ccor I~g ta.. a :gyar, Sh er~ (Cont~: from page ,I) \ of Health, Dr. Mohammad Os~an, At 2 5 7'p.m. Russian film with ference Tuesday that the United States does not accept the 'KABUL, Sept. 8.':-'The 1'linister '. - - =NK , , suggestion that nuclear disarmament must precede an agree- of Fin~ce, SayYed RiShtya, .-: "~ .-. ~ ~::, YOR~. Sejl~ber '8,' (Reu!er);~ out and ·the PakIstan air force was IS a s~orchi~)Use m d azar-I: ar tlOn that Will hav.e tOe grave:-t Anwary. at the Public Healtn lns Tajlki tl'ansJation. QaS.im ,W: . .trikes agair.st Indian for mac rery an. equipment consequences not only for mdia tltute last evening." ment to haIt the spread of nuclear weapons. . is to head the"Afghan ·aelegation U ~T, -S.ecretary.Gel!eral ,of the United- Nati~~left here ''.' . - conunumg s . d. needed for, the proJect, ·It IS ex ZAINAB CINEMA: and Pakislan but .~lsp for the Altogether 13 persons, most of Foster noted the concern of that th Soviet' Union is ready to to tJie annual meeting of-·the Inter-' ',T1!esday.. mght' to ,trY. to JjringJ)eace-between ·pakistiD 'ana' . grTound forkces, an ar:~~; mean- pected: that '.eqUlpment for road At 2, 5; 'I p.m, Hussian film countri~ ~'und 'In~ ilIusioris~' peace of the world. . them public heal.th. officials in Ka- some non-nuclear that agree to stop all underground nu- natioriafMonetary and World- :, saying he 'had "no about his 'mission.' ..,- ', .. 'r he. sPPaki°.etsm~ sal and Azad constructIOn will' be Installed m ILYAMORTMES With Tajiki acc~t:d -I~POIlSl-, bla:~ked' --. - w e s an army' ,.. Sources clOse to ·the Pr'!lle Mi- bul and the provinces, wer~ en the obligations to be assume-d by clear tests .without deJ,ay on the ,Balik··to be hela In ,washington.' ,':1 haye this. minutes .' in our- N5v hil translation, I ~ Kashmrr forces were contmuing, ::.nao)en aCselt. .., rusler said he. consIdered the new Tolled In Ihe two-month long nuclear powers under a non.proli- basIS of USIng "national means of MilJi Acl:ieckz~. President' 'of bility. because ·of-the ~~rmitY~f Delhl early Wednesday-befure' the: , . ~e tflr~at tl:t~, 'pea~e h dance from' J aurlan -in the .I,He d>nS!l UCHon 01 HalS !Or flareup between indran and Pa- course. taught by Afghan experts fration. agreement should match detectlOn" WhICh, he claiItied, D'Afghanistan·, "Blink;" will· AsIa,.."D- Tha.l?-t lold expecting to"be hit-:in reta- ' '-- thE'lr' posItions m ,he J aunar, .Irea. pan 0. i-lJ.e proJ.ecL; a tory of th~ Commonwealt? KABUL, Sept. 7 -The first arn the income returns and ba1aJlce assume such obligations, he cited tended that, a small number of September 26 and ·will laSt' for a al ~ennedy- AaJr~rt.. ,.'.' '-' ".- liati6n for ,aft1ildian oOJDbfug raid' th~ The sookesman said the advance £ ow :;tone-l.:!. w;ru~., macnmes ual general meeting of ~he share, sheets and payment of, in·. American proposals for a freeze internatIOnal on-sIte mspeC'ions week;· ,"'. '. . Tile ~ecretary'lien~ral teft for on- the airport near PakiSfanfs"· of Pakistan and Azad 'Kashmjr "'1111 a ca.,acI,lY, 0, Dreab..n~ "v The source.s 'sald Wilson was holders of the Afghan Insurance come tax. 1;hetefore, allorp on stl'ategic nuclear delivery vehi- contmues to be necessar;-y to as- . A F.inance M~tr.Y.officilake advar tel on Sunday fi · bie ' .... take par";"·"~ ~e Wash' t' . "t- ater VlSlt to New: DelhI" d' th v_~t 10. • , taxpayers are hereby reiniJlqed ., sslOna matenills for weapons, ill secrer lestlng WltnOUt detctlOn " ': mg on,mee U Th ' '. '.' . sprl!a aqQss e ,suueonti-.' mc1udicg four Dflkers. had been .l."t:r·e '"

,commumcatlOn between Lahore . ;:"vue lVl 1I1E :PlUjeq \\ Ill. ue tors were adopte{! by the meeting. _appropriate fIiles, very is already more from enough d assan a an on all un- Adviser-In ,the :U Thant add.ed f:hat.ne.:wou1d '(CENTO), hut,appeared to'liav:-e . city and the airport and' any~ne blOU!'l1ll ll'om tne '",oaayan moun' ed ~ashmlr developments hourly for such a war. Tl'fe USSR fe{'Is erground nut ~l: t~sts7:bove a Mi~try.- will"illso attend the ~eport to the, S!:<;unty. e0U!1,cil,on:, received ·no ,encouragem~n,t,.~J3e.; could chet'k to .see If [hc lp.dlans tam. -;'~5 lor tOe water, a aeep well m Ihe Dast tll"O day-Ii lt the sour \ that U.S. non-prolifern~bn propo- SClSlDl; :agru u eo. 4, ,accom- meeting,' .;' . cornPletIqn. of. the lI1lssion and. sides,PaKistan the. mutual- c;lefenc'e ,,' had laken It' . I\lii lla\,e ~O: u~ QUe; ces sala. there was no question of ,I sals do not preclude the spread of pame y a moratorium on SJDal- " woul~ha",:i "nothiitg p.ublic to siti group includes-Britain TUrKeYaJld: " Make Your Choice ~; ~ucle~r. ~til.then." ~ He added Inallt 1'"oS 11 "giC ,ha' . Aooul we .t'1l1-1'.l'>.nUmr;-,:\1azar Wilson hJmself flymg ouj; to In weapons but are aimed at 1er underground lests. '. about, ito '" .: -. .hail, The UniteQ.' States.is. an 'as- . '. ~ stateme~t, India.P'~I~ T~e" ~ecl'f;I~Y,:aenei:al. , the paper. once known for so- 'I;::'harll hlgh\\ ay, \\'01 on. \\ OlCO dIa and Pakistan. although both WI Iegalizmg the partidp3.tion of Alter the Tsarapkm an -Fi hti· .', ,'acted Saciate.. member. ,'_ ':',' ,. ' . ed ~ l'~~ldlY-,fOllo.~ing ,~battl,es brtNy and restraint. had becom~ began a.t ena 01 Api'll ::.araI'g· countnes have m the pasl Jnvlted Afghan Textile West German revanchists" at'cor- AmerIcan spokesman rc:min4 . g ng_ a. unanimouS-lie;, s.wirled a11day Mon-' -, ., ,o:e ~oUilcil In ding to Soviet Delegate Semyon newsmen .of the long-stan?ing ClSlOn_ oy. the Security- on day' laP and down Inlila's fi:ontier ,_:, c >, enmeshed "war hvstena'-" yai ,salQ ,nat 1;) kHomeues til tnc hun B. '-: '... "," -. ~ith W~t, The Paklslan cabl;et herd an load .oas, been complel"a, 'lne Lord Caradon, Blllam s chtef , K. Tsarapkin. U.S. oppOSitIOn to a unverified nngs Minister .Mon.day, night.!:all¥Ig- for :an·.iin- PaKistan and---'l',OOO .' emergency ses'lon ,In R *\\".alVJindl mgh\\"ay, v;nlcI?- b- .:5.:SU kJlon:erres delegate at: the UITlted NatIOns, Tsarpkin told the conf~rE'nce ?an on undergroU?d nuclear test- .' ' ... ",' .' ' . me~ate 'end to th~ figliting an4 \'lI}iles (1,600 km) away ,lllong Sec- .' " H~ 1(, :a-iSCLlSS "'hat a spokesmal': in .Iong and teh- metres w1d!C, WIll has been mstructed to rene\\" pres My choice is Afghan mg. Issued. this comment by Back To Engl'and "- ..grgmg, the , Secre;<1!Yftieneral to, tIons of the easterr, India:-East - :':" KarachI. saId was the "grave Sllu.a- leduce [~e dlbl:ance betl':een ~ul' sure on fndla and Pakistan at the Latest News: Foster.. ' ,''-. .. ~. , exe~, even" effort' t.o- give effect: ,Pakistan- border:· ,- =, tlOn ansing cut of Indla's aggres- FKliumn and ::.hlperghan by 40 UN to stoo the fightmg Textiles. I have my , D.-I. 7\1 S'hell "A morato.tjum. without inspee- . LONDON' 'Se t-' '.' -" 10. th~· resplution, :. -- -. 'Besides" Rawalpindi, bombs fell .- Slon across lhe P~klstan border kilometres reasons. They are C'Ufi, 1.1avy s tton IS not enough. Ha~ ":Nay r..lea- rge Thom' p~PA)i.~O= MeanW!iil~"jet'-bOin~rs- caI-riea on' Karachi, PakiStan's- chi!!f:sea- . '------::-"o--...... ,._"'--...c.....~_...... :.._'___ Foreig~~airs'ari-t~e~ te ,dea~ an~ ~es~~tion and the strafing of.a r,illway train BfJllsh stIll belIeves that any beautiful, lasting, and· sures may create SUSPIClOns and for baci: , to J:>akjstani: .port: and?n ,Igtdjarr, dtle£ in.'" ".: ~Jld actIon she may take !!Just be m In~an, cl,~les Tues~~y: al VI aZlrabad" He It was de- notlc;e. It is understood that the ~e~nsive. Dwarka;,India Set would not dev.elop the proper at· London, y.esterdaY 'after cuttinll1. ,and, . in, a .FunJab: adJacelOlt- to lo)!.g.-disputed..:' t',ded to 'dedare a srate of;:emer- 'reason IS possible need lor atr the context of the Unlled Natlons, 'Their ' tItude to seeking a ban on all sharf a tour of. Ui r,,~'d.l'-'E b g. ,fi>l'cely escilitipg au- war:,Oii the· Kashmir,...where the- soreadirig and no dec!sions about future ffJ A tests" •. - e ~I u=-c ast ~ etrour:f:' fudi' .. .. fij .- • - gent',: and promulgate the '.De- craft to· a-anspor[ troops. sales also promote ~',O u'-:"k U hi' . cause 'Jf ther Kal,PInir crisis:- ,C "~' ~' .' as.major thrust into-, _con :et s.tarted _a month ago,' . - fencE' of Pa1USIan Ordinance and Indlan.ships have alSo been ask- steps wilJ be taken until the two home industrY. " I>I.-U{; narac . The spokesman recall~ that. In Tl).ompson-mef"Fore·--n'-SeCl'et rv-:'; e~ Pa~t~ .·)l.ppaer~d"s~.Jled.· .,' ,.'. ~ _ .,:c Rules . ea not 10 go to Pakistan pon, sides hav.e reacted to the Security September, 1961, the SOVlet U~on after'landiiig at. LOn~on ~rt" , ;Air-::rNEW DELHI! Sept. 3. (Reuter). i~.d1a-s capital. Nell"' Delhi Earlier ill the day IndIan PrIme CouncIl's decisions broke a .three-year-old moratorl~ and said he had .no comment 'to .fight.ers, sc:u~.lit .,ea~li o.ther oU1;' in -TJ:te Indo-Pa~stanfighting today I _, ..' _", _. . blacked out last mght as, ,Il,ldla MlI\lster 'Shastn said becauSe Textiles your choice. to refram from tesung; pending make on- the- erisis- ', -.' -c:ombat over ,VIde sections of both . -' tOOk. a new dimenSIOn as it was b~. Af~ L:South VI'etnam S~ ,~auntries ~rid preparetl for- a full-scale show- Paktstat.l· wanted LQ Dpen another SUNRISE BALL ~- agree:ment on a test ComIn!'nting on recent terrorism' ':',. ays witli r?ckets, bombs' _ oJ:iiclallY announced here that Pa m.achine'~J> oo\\'n \\ Ith Paklslan c front and ,had ItS terntory'ill You are invited to dance as' ~Istan navy ship had shelled an making secret prepa.rations while in Aden he· said' "th'is has been 0 . Mil'li -: ' ," - a:t:? hit at airpoJjs, The- Indian "Defence !l1mistry P;Ulljab, Indian lorces had no af, long as you like under the full I Import~n,t th&.agre~ent was 111 force, .the- going on fol' a'long time..Ins onIndias Gunerat coast. 'Sovlet Umon· eon- of !?ig obstacles to- . ,..' _. '-, ..'. -.'. ,charged 'otn'l;,Itit,.defen;,- " '. : that operatIOns 'yele "prot'eedmg -border to aeal wI~h the situauon. I International Aii'port. The. It w~s announced here that in auctmg the biggest serIes of te:>ts sta.l?-din? betWeen ourselves and-the :Evacuated Han''0'l' .celess-.clvilians.. _ ~'. , . according 10 plan " "We will ha\Te'to watch for an- . Filipino Band begins at 9 p.m., a 90 mmute battle the Indian air ever undertaken, largelY carned Umted Arab ·Republic". . ~ .'" , .',' ., .Painstan, . clalmed a total 01 AI', Indlan government spokes· other'24 -hours before we can say i Tickets are Af 500 per couple : force lost three aircraft when they out in the- atmosphere. "We -are'd";;ternii' ed" tIt - SAIGON Sept',8 ,(R" t ')' ~6 Indi?I1, til'!nes de~troyeq,: includ~ . man flatly denIed that the Pnme' what the situatIon IS," ,he added.. I and inclnde. midnight supper· attacked .t,he- Pakistan naval force There will be no future under- create independe:Ce-;o ;d~ y 0 SOtlth Viet~am's a:;m~d-f "':-,:~'~ illg. 2~ in -one 5attle~-i~ over' Sar-"'''' - ;: )\1rl1ister, La! BahaduJ' Shastn. ·Shastri referred to the' air bat- \ Drinks sold by chit; sunrise b~mbaTdlng targets at Dwarka. 210 standings of that sort, the spokes- -quickly, as"possible- bilt to c~a~~ yesterday' that. alriiost ~~r~:"il~~1 'godha. ,in ~':Pakistan 25~ _Iniles· .ha'd cl3Jmed the capture of La:hOl e tIe thiS after noon. and said the breakfast extra, Formal or mlles. south west of Karachi. man added, "unless' the Uni~ed it in the :,,~y 'V{e '·J:tave :aiwa;s~ _peopI~,:had. b:"en; E''Lac~~te: fr~~' (40~ <~): -soUth,- of . -Rawalpiii~J•.' by IndIan fOI'l'es . nallon must be prepared for gnm cocktail'dress fOI: ladies. India. its national t'apital also a States has the means ~f ass~ do~e,.that·lS In" pe!l,C,e and good le- !IanOl..-the North Vletnam t'apital Inejl,a -claImed to have-'destrqyCd, .; . ..;- The IiId1an . Detence ;"Il1mstry days. ' war target, opened a second front that the agreements will be kept. r latIon:'. : '" illcllldmg' almost'all the.uId t"E'; se~.erar U.~_-maae' p¥es ~jl:", _:. '.:: ' spokesman deni-ed l~al generaI-I India's action was taken ocly Tickets available at ASTCO, . in West Pakistan and .sent a two ~ pIe and womE'n and chlldi-en . ~i' ,- cor.ceded the. loss. q.f eight Ingian.· ", pronge~ . '"d" , ,nee planes mODlltsat1on had been braered. after it·was clear there was a International Club, USIS. I;;lb attack toward the maj'or :u..S all' ral s·beg:m seven months : ~. , :' '. Only leave had beer:. cancelled, he grave 'danger~and the government rary, and the Airport. coast CIty of Kal'achi. Dr. Anas Leaves For Tehiah,' .-'~ .' ago. ,'.. "" .- _., :. -In New Delhi- a spokesman:,' said :could not delay mailers'. any [ .ADVT. - -. - ~ -::. . Ev:a'cuati~n=" orde;s :)13ve ~·iso' 'cl1!:iln.e? five Pakistani planes !:lad General mobilisation. he saia. longer, An official spokesman In New b~en issue.d in oth"er:: citieS ana the _ 5een brought do~ iII' va.ri~us air- involved many things and Implted In an address to Congress par DeI~i said the new attack into West ,North Viefnam a.dministration"has ba~!es-'an~ tjlree had oeen~aestroy- ,', .' a state of 'war . liamentarj~s, Shastri said: "Our , ' Pakistan was retaliation for Pa ·h.eIped peopl~ out into the-. <:.-ountry":· ~d on_tli~ gr~und" " ,. ' Another o.ffic.ial spokesman had fneOOs.' abroad" should really try kistani naval bombardment at slde..-" <. ,' '. The. bndge at Dera.Baba.Nanak, Dwarka. saId earlier fhat India die: nol to persuade' Pakistan to desist • .' Thousands r,>( Ameii.-:an' 'an{j' w'hich- has. been.- brown uP-- bi the ~(:lDsld~r I Before dawn, Indian officials re herseif at War "'1'.11 'p,,- t;;om ag?,resSion and ·provocation," South 'Vietnamese . mariiies have Pakistarl forcei could-liave- been repara~ ported Pakistani' glanes !iad af Klstan.· . He said CIVIl defence " , Iaunclfed . • • .• -' ~ -" . -'. " for. Inilia tD advance on. the- 'Pak- .arr services with1l'l India and said Igrave SItuation -and everyone had, Summer Schedule So~e fiIghts might be cap celled at short to :.:ontribute hi~, IIJite. Delhi residents repc.r(ed ~,~ '.... A ~arine. llnit trapped a number_ . ~stan b3:s~ o:f 'Sialkl?t. observers . hearIng bomb-like explosions ab ~d.;~nl1ed out twelve miles east of Delhi. 11 .":.?,f Vlet Cr,>ng, In a -<:ave tn, DeJ!1l leeJ. : .. _ ".' Now ,4 weekly. flig'hts 'from ,,' ; .oree of them..officials said, ..,- They believe .the--Indian.' of)jec-; It was officially announced;n :J.'~ of.t~e m~ . ., Kara,chi that the Indian army drop _"',., '. Most Viet.Cqn.g)ppatf'ntI!. live l;tave.)eeit. ?chieved ;by INTERNATIONAL., AFFAIRS·, . t p~d. " '''''7£ -::1 gqf .0!1 befor!, operatIon '.slartea" .destruction- of Hie· llr-ldae' but'.' This magazine thr-ows light on 'the foreign policy "?aratroopers over the Lahore ~;;,;._ ':f1;,c-i< Ma!,llJ,e losses. :wereyery.· light SOIlle·· other QbserVers:,berle~e the'. . ~ .. Tehran to Germany diVISIOn and adjacent areas Tues ',.?h:>t':,,-.:'~ af the USSR and- other COW.l.tries: The magazme carries day night. maml}' from SnIper fire.. " lPakistaniS may' have roiled an ': .-- ~~yg?'i~!.~. T~ve~ty·U.s: ~efs struck- Co Diph fu,dian attempt to-cutoff Pikistini " :.' th,eoretical articles and mll'terilil on international' rela An official spokesman said in , '. so~th ~oops tions, tellS of the "work of international organisationS 6 hrs·. 45 mins. Rawalpindi that Indian paratroo ,,:;,;?,>; !Jarracks,..80-.ml,les Of Hanoi-,"-r fightil'lg in ·the, '€Damb area,',: ,*,,:. " tn.tmee, s,uccesslye,~alds y;s!erday. ,of south Kashrilir,', " ....,, .. ' , and conferences: It includes; infornlation on Soviet'and . pers had been' dropped around ~~ . EIght ?fianto~ jets ma:de the ~first . In Washmgtoli the State' De~ar:t:'::'- ,:,/, foreign1iterattfre on: international event&. It is publish Connections Chau Umbra Chiniot- and Wazi " rabau areas. ~;; atta~k. rep~rt~~ 6,0 per _eent ',da~ .ment ~aid Tuesdqy'that"bo'th fudia' ., ed 'in Russian, English' arid French; ~ Wazirabad is about 65 !l,iles 'f. " r mag", to l;>uildmgs m the .ce.ntre: of .' (Contd..on e 2) . 7~. Tue. Sun. ~,~j" tlie barra-cks .area. followed_ by ~1l. < - ,', ": • pag, -. '.ADimaJ. SUbscription. is Af. You' 'can'subs (105 kilometres) north of Lahore r cribe to the "Internationa I Affarrs 'Magazine" either IR73a .', _ ,Thunderchief, jets :which inflictea '' FG203 IR 733 Chiniot is about 80 miles (130 kilO: further; damagt>. .._ - ~ ; through Pano Zai, Charu·i·MJllik ,ASgar, KabUl; or , -'"' "." KABUL dep.- 0930 0940 0940 metres) west'of Lahore. 'wel'~' ~., Javaid ~ksellers, last ,buiS stop Sar.i·Gl~aznj; or MeanWhile, U Thant Set're Dr. Mohammad AliaS, MiDistel" of· ,EduCation,- 'left,, . ,More t!ian 100 . ,miSSIOns K J,;,' l'T'6'· . -' . 'iIi, UN flown: ag¥in~r North ,Vie!nain<-bY , . eatr~Arl COmmerCia~ TEHRAN arr. 14.05 1130 1130. tary General arrived in London for Tehran Tuesday to attenc1 the International'Cong:', all,U . . thl'ough the Alitache of USSR Embassy in U,~, planes In the 2f Bours ending-' , , . < at 0620 GMT nom New York on ress on War Ag~t nIitency, '. . _. ~ .' Dam-Aman Street, .Kabul•. . Sun• Advt. . Tue. his way for peace talks in the The Congress organised ~y. UNESCO, is, to· O~Jl ' ,T~~~~t.c~~ef~I!;"trai~e~ b~iIe fjrollP$ ', __ , ".' " ': Indian-Pakistani fighting. Combmes:2 TEHRAN dep. today in Tehran and will cOntiliue for a week.:- '. -'. 'division in the-U.S"armed' forces' , .KABUL 'S',-t 8 • -. an will:ex~' BEIRUT arr. 3,Mgh s Visit China's Before departure Dr. Anas said that Be ". - will s.nortl~._~ake th~diiMc~gajns~ 'ire Art is: the ~alne~Of~h°I-~"'-:~" '. " p~ain ~.' C~ng~, -,~' recen~Iy. ~nn: ~ MUNICH arr. -' Revolution Celebration .to the Congress Afghanistan's 'plans.for" " , ,the ,?,!et .. " ...., - formed bY- tlie of - . KABUL, Sept. a...... :A.K. Seraj, s!on -of primary eduCation, the b~_s.~s.,of li~raey.;- ~d " " ·. Drtlle4 ill ,r~volutl(maF¥, con-. ~ress and Information:- n com~ites ' F~ANKFURTarr. President of the Afghan' Olympic 1iteracy cows.es for adults. EtJuca~on MiniSters. of'75 ". , ce~~ of w~~eo~ormore: th~n t:vp PQ!iany Theatre·and' the.' Institute " ',' Federation, A.W. Etemadi Direc. ye~rs, t~e F~.t C3v~ry countries are participatilig ill the C9na-ress: '. < :...~, " • dlVJsIQn of,:Fine and perfonning-Al'ts..into', tor of .sports in the ~try'of (~rmobpe) Rnown~ From Frankfurt immediate ~hausi, as ,the first' one unit of, adrniIriStr t'- . ". '- ' 1ti ~~~ Education, 'and M. RWiq if'ft for Mohammad A¢ .PtesJdem 'of the, Board ' .' .. . All' .cav- may be, th,: proto~ype-: for-' ': .: ,... ~ l!:.n., , Ib~ j'mportantcities in Germany, Europ~. the People's Republic of China of Planning, and Mohammad shai:ifi; Secre.tai'y " -'. arrmes' of, the' fu~~ .. . _., . ~'., ThE!" 'J).eatre win Pl'odu~Afgha~ , ~ f'~~'-4: acC$~ :.- Tuesday. to attend 17th armver to EducatiQD Minister, are ·Dr.' Anas: ' ,The 15,.900--m an diVISIOl;..l3" .now._ "an~ foreign. plays ·....reeh and--I' ~. ana:e~~cte.d. ~ sary celebrations 'of the Chinese The picture Sho.ws Dr. Ai1aS (first to right) anil,other. on -the hlgh',seas to alice artiStic .1':1_:''''''m·-Vl·te fi - q-. " - For further informatian conta;.ct land I'n South V' ...... - orelgn Revolution as guests of the Chi members of the delegation at the Kabul ai!port before . :, > . _. _.le.~.,~ s':1,"",' y- .', ~r~'groups to the ~eoYntrr to 'poPl1-" -Agen.t or"LUFTHANSA-: Shahr-e-N' nese government. their. departure. .. __ ,.. ,. ,. '. . ~t IS. the fi!St ~ar.ge ~t to,be i~I- larlse fine- and perforining. artS- in: '.-, . ly t~amed 111 !ie!Icopfer waifKhalil". 'ceived at ,. Bretton Woods and of on the work of. when the United NationS was Arabic Programme: aut experience has shown In ItS full of the time" 2U94. [Extns: 03 r amplitude: In the coun· mvanably affects p:eJudic,laUy the 51 2:30-3:00 p,m, AST -beyond doubt that ·p.!anDlng IS tries of the nations constituted-the majOrity 22851 . [4;5 _and- 6 -. AsHm region this morale of the public ~ces, ,tw::- of independent on 25 m band . called for to optunise development .could be (he'result nations. But; said of" either im- nmg even good . , AFGHANISTAN - . and III the "developing matenal mto mi;ll- the. editorial, the number of countries, peliect use of the modern, means fferent UN Urdu Programme: with theII largely UDutilised re- perl0:mers In such clr- 'members -did nor-remain confined of mass communication , , SUb5eriptiOll. &aJ;es soul'ces.ill men and where the cumstances, It behov~s tbe ~etter to 5L 6:00-6:30 p,m, AST 'Subscription rpaterial, plan- ty~e of democracy . J;lrFalling Realising that- the world 01' from, 'sbroaQ .rung lS essen,hal if the develop- ' h t is elements In the public semce to 'ti'" l·.~ on 62 m band ¥'early Ai, very limIt e d In d ' 'th ' bodied m' Half yearly 500 'C arac er; or, muster courage, a Vlse _WI out· gil,n,lsa on s auns em '"" Af, 300 ,ment . process IS ·to go forward \\'here democracy . t d' f f d b Ch t ' tent 'th QuarterlY ~oo IS prac Ise . m ear or avour and -stan y t h·elf h- ar er were conslS WI English Programme: f.J .smoolhly and adequately to\\·.lrds lewesh t Iern par , t f h' "1' dd't' , '. othe nat'ons lamen ary as IOn,. prInClp es, m a I IOn to carrymg,t elI own auns r 1 6:30.;7:00 AST 4 775 ItS commonly' accepted goal of the practitIOners are inexperienc- . ht b hi f. th Id FOREIGN l'aisIng on their duties with a sense of~ soug mem ~rs poe m band. ' standards of lIVIng, ed -and elected representatIves of d,edi afo wor Yearly _$ 30 While planning body, Afghanistan became a mem- ·IS accepted the people, from among whom c I n, . Half Yearly $ .18 bel' in November 19, 1946, almost Russian Programme: readily m prInclple, difficulties are high political offices 'are filled _Quarterly '$ 9, .Immediately But there.. are other factors one year after the' establishment 10:00-10:30 p,m, AST encountered In de- fall to keep in touch With th~ which are entirely wi,ll be accepted -'by che-·l 'ddlPg ihe question: beyond the of the -Umted Nations, on 62 m band, what. sort of people Plannrng under -an ex- control of the public servant, ~ qces .i;lf local currency at .pl"mning'! perienced ex-' Every year the number ~f mem I' By' and large' one may democracy need not cepting the defence services Ge~an Programme: I the official d,,:;::r exchan- per- ?e:s, of the UN has been mcreas s'ay' that three models eXist. the necessarIly mean' poor executIOn, haps, which ge rate, are in· a .class by. mg. In. 1962, when the GeneriLl " 10:30-11:00 p,m, AST) 15225 Kcs ' global totalItanan type, the ad- as the success of the Mannet Plan themselves 'Printed at:- alid have little imIne- Assembly met 16 years after the news, commentary, tallks on Af i .. vanc;ed gUJde-lmes type and the and the'succeedmg French Plans dlate concern with on 19 m Government ,PrintiDg Deuse l' planning and e,stab1i.Shment of the Unit~d Na band, partial mixed 'cconpmy lYRe, :De-' haw demonstrated, But it. w,ould economic development, One ghanistan, and Afghan . finin'g .democr;lcy as' some seem such ·tions, 110 flags were ,w~vmg ,on and Wes sort of that m th!! countFies of the factor IS political stability, It bUlldl~ tern music, I par!iam&ntary . democracy is top of ihe' U,N, ~nd of the AsIan regIOn democratic planmng' almost axiomatic that lack Foreign language 'Programmes KABUL :western. 'type, one would must of po- many ,new faces, repr~nbng TIMES distil) suffer from tbe unavoidable 1itIcai stability is inimical to eco- mclude local and international gUlsh bet\\'een the first t\\'o by the and pOSSibly ·newly !ndependent countnes, a~ t.ransitlonal weak- nomic growth to an optimum ex- peared ~e AsSembl,~ Daily from 1:05-1:30 p,m, on a'bsen0?' or Pi esence of th" dem~ ness. of the ,m hall Thls :politkal system, es· tent even if it does not ·lead to numBer ·craBc element that character:ses peclally in regard '~everse, WIll not remam_ the same to public co- ItS Essentialy this in- 'sirice many WESTERN 'MUSIC tlie . pohcv o[ 'the 'couI'.try con operatIOn This IS nations are'stm strug an area which, volves the soci(}-political pheno- gling to achieve short wave 41 m to and cerned, ]n"both types the people's It IS \\'orthwhlle -remembering, their independ-, Daily Parliament Day < menon of leadership; wh~re a ence and as ~oon except F ndays 10:40 to 'particIpation. xs essential, as m- \\ IU reqUire sedulous care' to as they are 10,55 p.m. Western dance . ~omorrow cul- country is blessed with a well con- freed they Will ask music -the ,nation is ob· .deed, In tlvate both 10 fOF U.N, on medium all othel ''Spheres of so' the formulation and solidated and wise leadership eeo- membership. wave only. f -clal actLylty, but in the former it m the execut fon of plans, --~--~- , serving the 35th anniversary ~ IS .secured nomic .progress will be maximised, The arrangelJ1ents - ---- through" means other In anOlhe'r important respect _J.I1ade during' • the foundationof parliament lD than-suffrage-ID. no mattr what the form of tne the early days, c~not the parlIamentary also nascent aemocracies, especial· meet the ~Services Afghanistan' and on Friday' sense and polity. is, although the best pros- needs o~ ·today" For seve!al S Air is.perha·ps because' of Iy with adult suffrage' exercised pect yem: polling is to start for election to this all-pervaslve, lor public co-operation will ~ro-Aslan, ~atl~ns, wfucl! cons \\'hile in . the b)' a largely Illiterate and ill-in,- be ~xistence the Wolesi -'Jirgah or the House latler found related to the tItute the I?aJonty,of the· members it, mayor' may not be foimed elect01'ate, have a disad- of some of the People: Both :occasi~ns , form of democl'acy. of Jh~ Umted Nations, have not THURSDAY nad prop~r merit comment. '. representatioi). in. its -It was throiJ,gh the farsighted-' specialised organs, They have ,R·eport.s.Of IndQ-Pak·,Fi.ghting, not been- ·able to defend their ness 'of His Majesty the late Conflict; in Khost-Kabul terests and that is why there \ IW1g Mohammad has_ Arrival-0950 ) , Nadir. Shah Pla,n~s been criticism and a deman.cl that parliaxnent 40 Are CI_oime,d Destroyed. has' Eierat, Kandhar, KabuL a was fKandahar-~erat mittee, said chaos in. the'-cpuntry the' aso 'nent Ili fne past 24 a neutral attitude was its chairman, that in' accordance hours. . ,except <'China, and IndIa and abstains from fur· Afghanistan's Depar-lure·0830 with the electioD. sembly naturally bad its'~ta- which -bas branded leaders have all the law the Kochis '. - India as an ther infiltrations. time been keen Tehran-Kabul of Ghazni Katawaz, nons. .It· was clear to~all that a . Incomplete aI'.d aggressor. to see thatther.e is ·Pushti Road conflicti.ng re The Secretary-General will for an increase in the memberShip Arri\lal-0845 ' Regestan, 'Balucl: Ii Garmsair great deal of _time .a~d, e1fon ports from New Dethi The hODeS of fhe·world for a th1S 'of ana- and Rawal- reason first take up contacts 'th U,N.'s specialised organs, Kabul-Tehran-! < o uld be req'nired·:to -.n,ve' tne, pindi. filII to give qUick end of -the fightmg now with wo .... a dear picture the Pakistani government in The Inc;r-ease in' the member of Eleparture-0940 = of, the blocidy, clashes between turn to the peace .mission which a , l1gislative body a IUlI~ repre· neighbOUrIng bid to obtain concessions which ·the Security Council and the Social AEROFLOT = . India and Pakistan:. wllI take United Nations Secre- would , - sentative charcter. make 'peace talks between and Economic Council 'the'· reo Kabul Tashkent-Moscow, ..- So far:no foreign correspondents tary-General U Thant to India the two is countries possible. suIt of several years Departure-1030 . ..;";,;,,,,;-_._-ii1--...... ---'~. That the foundatioii of of campaign.- ...... ,,'• " such· have been able ·to file on-the-spot ~ -, .. - -. a great' and vital ing by the Afro-Asian group and PIA institu}ion reports oLtve fighting in Kashmir Peshawar-Kabul ':~: ,~'l was laia india-Pakistan - over three ~\j~ ~r~~~~ry <' - d.ecailes and on the Indo,Pakistam· border, Fight· Rages· for the members of Anival-l105 flavor~ . , Lookingfor _~ - .' , ago is in itself a matter €!f Co~onwealth Kabul-Peshawar ." .. _':- . " t -Ne\\'s- ~ . - (Contd. from. page 1) , two countries. The sarne issue of Islah·carried- pride hi b of the lightmg IS based W" Departure-1l45 for the country. a ou most' e;;tirely on officuil an Pakistan were using- U.s.~upplied Government officials said . he an aIttide entitled "Population a month's- made Look into time a 'new parlia- nouncements by the lndlan or military equipment in the fighting, this proposal wben he asked Explosion in-the World", ,Translat Lark- . - ment eleCted. on the basis the Pakistan and Indian ~ of Pakistani g{lvernments The spokesman expressed con High ed from,the' "Observer" London :: . . I the new coustitution is to meet -Pakrstan cern over this 'uevelopmen.t: but Commissioners, Agha Hilaly and the· article mentioned the confer~ Between'VNO secti~ns claimed 'that IndIan Jivraj outer Lark " in Kabnl. There -can be little bombers apded that the. fuain problem at Mehta, to meetings at 10 en.c on world population whiCh Important -attacked seven ,clties in Downing Street, ' has an inn\e~ chamber doubt that all these years were East and' West. the moment was to, bring peace opened_ in Belgrade on August 31, of charcoal Pakistan, between Wilson alSo stressed that needed' to prepare the 'ground. 1ncludmg the capital; Rawalpmdl, the 'two warring nations, Britain In the beginning of the Chris granules th.at - Once would not take sides in the-.eonflict. Telephones are enriched for for the evolution of a fUlly de- a statement -denied by peace had been establish tian era the populatiOn of the' · " the Indian After the talks Wilson flavor. .. :. mocratic legislatur~ elected ed, he said; "'the lesser questions, told re- world was about 250 million, TrS- new Lark-' < =. ,The lAU was·established- .on . ¥overnmenl. porters: "I have expressed i in·195U lDliversal franchise. we feel" will fall into place." our But 'in 1700 the world population' P'lrll Brigade 20121-20122 : ',... - \vitn .the support of. UNESCO 1 The old par- very strong view on the situatIOn, Richly rewa.rcling... -I 0 '. liamnt was dissolved ' "a technical office announced , " t Soufh Vietnam fact-irres- lem, 24731-24732 equal role with the ·two other m~nCIn ·the· gr?und fight~ o~ . : main pective of any political decision." Tuesday that Foreign Secretary Sbourie Freres 20992 - . .. organs:of the governmeJJt; Tuesday- .' < . ·-HANOI; , Ac;cording to a ,Pakista:ni The spokesman said that the Michael Stewart wotild meet U 22238 sept. '8. (Tass-l,-Ii:; re but the fact that it Will repre- . announc!=ent, the ~ndlan cent m01!~hs ttIe United' Si~tes'- ?ffen: Johirson admfuistration was giv- Thant at an hotel near London air Lufthansa 22501 Air, --:: . . -"'I f th ti-·' f \ slve towar-ds the maJor Ilaluch: NationalistS ., For.ce has. ;-epeatedly sent. the Wll !J,' ~ na. ()n. 01- city Pakistani full t t th Sun·... port. KiIi 3: Aeroftot Z23llO ooml>ed- viI-· of, Lahor-e has been brought mg suppar 0 e' ec -" lages in Phou.-Ien Province -=. - 10,w,wg free . -elections ~ t!te "completely to The Soviet goveniment has urg Paks;,Take Arnts. Cattle _ ASTCO 20550.;21504 .' .' in the a stanlistill," Counci],'s ap~l for a ceasefire ,.. . ~:: - 'centrai part 'of: -- b:ws ~f UDI~e~: .~~ ed India ~UL. Sept, B.-A TMA i . South: Vietnam ,Pakistani troeps have blown and and Pakistan immediate report 'from' 22255 . ,', and dropped' - spee'~l IDlportance the peace missiob being un- ly to stop Quetta, Southern Paklitunistan PIA. 22155-22855·22866 poison on them. ac-= .... -- gives It ~ b 'd over the dertaken by U Thanl military operations and _ -' cording. to . .'·;. Khaz Airways \. . 7 and ex- ar_e said to .have driv_~n PakistanI the CENTO dar and Kharan Indian ~ ts it to discharge treaty should be in- lishd Tuesday night by Tass news and have killed Airlines 22527 "I ,- ~- Some villageS. pee effectivelY units from the indian part of k d one,' - BOAC " , sikh''as-' Phou-Lac; -, K sh . 'st lnd' - agency said that both 20220 I '. vo e agam la, Karachi and .. , " Voungtalf. _Mi-Phou, aU its functions under t eh ~ea~~\hat Nationalist of the Meri f , Xiinh:Phou, new the clashes between. Auth~rative sourc;es New Delhi 'could rely on the good tribe of , .. and Kanh-'I'iilh. constitutiOn.' The Dation haS Ind' - said ,that Baluch have als(> recaptured cattle_ I were.. completely' =_ "nd P kist drag the the Unlted offices of the Soviet Union if they : : bt.ll:ned::": . -:; ~ <.. ~ fnll faith in the capacitY of the ~an States was assoCiated which were taken .' .- - .- _ • _,..-. la a . a may ,with CENTO as a defence against deemed this useful. ' away from Ihem IIi many areas Ainerican'.pllmes: new parliament to act in a· reS- .two co~~trles _11110 ~ hy Pakistani troops, - . --- ,', ...., . - . W extenslve communist aggression' in the Mid- The Moscow statement said the Pharmacies \. · ._ ~ :dumped bombs-cWtHghing '2nO p~llSl~e ....;· war of' unforeseen· consequences dl E t They have also attacked a mili ,. l to. ' , '.-' :: manner, e e .In- armed conflict in the Kashn1ir re k . · '- 500 kilqgramms,. ua:v 'were in the foreground of statj!- e as. tarY post in Speen --....::.....,.-~--- , - and -alsO napalm ': . : ~ . - trodn_ced. a ~ew -sr~ ~o giOJl, could not benefit either India Tangi, killing - 'bombs' on villages,· .. ments by western. atid eaStern. ' BritiSh Prime two people anI! taking awav ~ I the' repor.t· - .. ~,' make ~·-three· Minister Harold or Pakistan. arms, . ., .. : ~.' a s,uccess' of It "governments, -, _ The nationalist '. Isays.' -. _... . : . - " organs Wilson 'ruesday night made an . Present developments fighters' of the. Jahi~ I'!hone No. 20534 ~, of the .:government The Soviet Union again appeal- in the re. Moni tribe .have: t urge!!,t appeal to IiIdia rescued Sardar '> : have and Pakis gion played into the, Faryabi Phone No. 20887 ' :.... It says:tliaFin July-:aione to ,disCharge thetr duties 'ed 'to ·the two sides tq cease fight- hands of Moh!l1I!ed Hashirp Kh~n who ! ~ . .132'- with zeal tan to- clHlperate with U Thant in "those outside forces that was . Rouna Phone No, 20537 : -Persons._. and .earnestness,· ing ',immediately and to . solve seek to arre!;ted 15y the Pakistan Govern- ' t \ including 40,'chUdtim, his bid'to end fighting betWeen (Contd. on page 4) . Shakari Phone No. 24470 - . ..'" ,: -. were killed by-these ment from jail. A t ~ bombings>m . . Pesarlay Phone No, 22810 ~ ~ - . - Phou=Ien - ~CDS ,Phone r Province,- fSQ -',- • Kabul No, 20568 . . were' wOUnoed ana 2,000-' homei-' .' Lemar Phone No, 20569 ...-=r~~~~~~~~~~!!1~~~'~~~~~~~~~;- .... \ . .A ' i ~~-~~'f!- ~ ~": I' ~ " ,_. __ .~ eight Schools, Carte-Char PhOD8 Ne; 23829 .a .' .... '.: :~ .. templ<>s ,were and,fiveburned_d()Wll,;"-pagodas.aDd'-'.' .. : '.,'. o.~. -, , ,;-- " . , .. .'. -. " " c . . .. -, ...... - ~ . -~ -... 0.- .-.

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:- .' PAGE '.4. -. :',' . ~": ...... ' ; :.. SEPTEMBER 8, 1P65 , ~',' - .. -. . . .. PakiStan.AriibasSae:ior'· ~ · MeetSPtemi~rYouslif .,'. -' .'KABUL, Sept: :8,-'-'l'he'.Pakistan .,r. Anibassa.dor·. it! Afghanistan,- 'Ge-·. ....' · neral .' MohaIi).inad Yousuf, 'met., '. Prime .Minister Dr, .Moharrumld· . Yousu(yesterday, : .' '.' '. '. '-' . ':: . .The, lI4iIiist!"y, 01, Fereign.··Affairs :.. ' .. .saia -later' 'The Soviet .Statement said. ille' that- they di,cussed the' .. lendency towards.,a furtliel:"expaii~' gravity onh(fsituat{on·:~teaieabY· ' ... ·Joe military' sian of the InaO-:Pakislari. arined', oper*i9hs .:. between' Ir;dia:.all'd Pakistan... '., ..... ',' confiict had' :·w.otsen~~ the tenSe - ~. situation. in· smith ·and·'South'east / . . .Tl)e· in',lt'tingwas . atrarig'~c:1 (in'· ..... '.' A-sia qeateci by "the l;in.\ted~States .. .'Paki~aDl·Atttbassadpi-:s aggresion against the .Vi<;tnaniese-·.· .. request. .' . .:. :~ ~~.i.~~~i!~J.~ ~;?-~ '~~~'! ~ .Q~=~:'; · people,"· -. '. ~'" ,; .. f; A . Kenya gove\-nnient". spbkes-·· '. Wh~l·:Seetts·DiStribut.ed '.: .i ·man said' govern~' .,,:' ~ • Tue.sdaY . his • :", AntongNa#op'srarme.~ ment knew nOthing or an' alleged' : ~ .·· .. 1 ~ ·.offer b" President Joroo Ken'y'afta ·...KABUL..Sept. 8.~ev"ral J ,,~. thou-': to ·med.iate·· in the India-Pakistan. . ..., • f sand'·kilOs. of .high quality.Wfl£at .. · hostili.ties. . .: ,'. "Afgh-anis{an '. has' ·seeds have: been d!striq·u.ed among": .' . . . a higll" .• t(ltiris(::can' forget "a' . visit· io' . cal monUments. f.arm~rs , . Plac:C" in Asia' for' touriSm';. He SUggested:' in Kabu.l;'Logar and·jViai~'· .. The .spokesm~'l :' Balkh.·· '. . that the·.Khoja' Parsa mQsque~ p'rovfnc~s said "Kenyatta .' s'lHd' 'De ·s.egogne, :"President or:. '.. dan .by the I:esearch ae- .: had merely--had ,~" wi~h ' pe. Segogne came tf, AtghaC'be repaired. . "partment .the:. Union.·Nationale -des.Associ:i, :.niStan·l€" of. -the .Ministry ·pf"·Agric .. ' ... ' Pakistan the 'Chiefor a dele·'. R.A. Sultani, Vicc,PreSident· culture", '.. ,~',., .;... .ni8"h Comm'issioni: rues-' ". .' tions de 'Tounsme Herat, Gh¥Jll,-JJaIkh and. Ba: -Th~' ·'farms i,' ·.Bad'mn· cusse.d.· '. .': delegation JeftKabu,l' . Company 5s a !am!lUS Bagh·an:d. ' . " ", miyan' are.: particularly· inter- . . :fllr Tehran'. French parularrian:.·Rese"rch '.' Can.adian Prune yesterday;, .t(jurist lliganisatiori~ .. .' .shows ·MiniSter Lester: . estiJlg and.::w~rt11. sceing. "tf}r .: . De. '.' that,-'eveo/.. kiios . ofth,eie' . Pearson said S"egogne .hQped' th·a·!" AI, '. Pict.ureshO'Ws the delegation s~ds TueSday his -Offer to' ". to!1rists,. he a~i.iled.. ' ~.' ··.:gh~nis!an ~{Jt.-:sp:irF Ilroduces 130 kilos of.wh~t.. .' . heiQ... arrange a.-ce!!Sefii-e Alt~Q.ugh: . wiu.':, .: ~t theK:i,!Jul" airpOrt before between' ;' the. ,whole .~f Af· pres~nre'lts '. ,-' ..:' ..-- ~. ~ ~'" - - - ,e[forts to hrstorl: .. It let.t forTheran.. -,...... -.. - ---.... lridia and P.akistan ·had been 're- ,'..gh;ll.llSt Is_w()~h.seemg . J aa no - '... f'

je~:i~h respect tom'~:o\~n"~fI~r ·U;S~·Q~se··nit Neglect·E·u.rope: ". WoGermanyToShow .:~~:~:ce~e{~~~~:/!f:~ ·B:ecaLiseO·fVietn'am/. ,expr~!;Sed SaysRU"sk Wares'At :SovietFair. hav. ~o. '\V~, , . .. aFlpreclatlOn of me theIr " . ·\VASillNGTON ..._. It, and the motlv.es .':. ' .."'. . --.', ...... September.8· .(AP).- ..Fo· that . i~spir'ed il," . he'.. said ina. '. . . . '. ' ". r T'he ·"P."rst.1"" 'TI'"me: . .-' : U,S. 'Secretary'of:State Dea,!l Rus}>.. de~edTuesday ·!hat. t~eA~IANA .. statement..' ."' '.:' CINEMA.":.' ... United'States IS. "n'eglechng Europe' b~cl!use of tlie ·war c()I..OGlfB,a.it~ . · ''''''_.' m .. ' ..... " . Ai '2,:30;5":30 8,Hi Am::~lc~n: Vietnam: , (D~A).~West ·p.m. , ,''It is on the 'Unit~d Nalions'~ow ~us!, a~(dold. -- _ '" .' Germany will be' film STATE . a. Belgian ~tele: I . :'1 thi~.k If I were a'· -Europeah," FAIR Stllrri,ng ,PAT: . · that we ·:.m-t!-st· ,conce:ntrate "~our viSIon .audIence' the biggest foreign exhibitor at BOONE; ALICE. FAYE.' -. m an lntervlew I ne s,!,Q 1wou1d· be r.ather uncom- this .year's ',' .:,:' . hopes;' . Pearson 'said, :r~oraed ' .M,oscow eXhIbition : '., , ..' ". ': '. ~,~. here'· 'tha"t . President 'for!ajJle. if .I discovered .that the "Chemistry , •. , :..:'. 'Lyndon Johnson' in. I.ndustrY,· Building, PAlU{:CrNEMA:. . . . has 'directed him .::d:im·mi'men.t of the United States'· and i\griclilti.tte:' ," .. ."... ·lO.:i:riak~ ·ev.ery. ·"posl?ible-..effort operiingin Soko-.!· . At"·2:30,530;B. 10 p.. American' . io' . \\·as·notworth very mnch/' .lniki Park Saturday.'. tn: . '. ..: get, the' Vietnamese I film' 'SODDM a'nd GOJ\,lORRAH: 'conflict 'to "the .' RUsk. declared. ·(h:Wthe problem. It Ad.miilistr.ators :.StIiaents·.. · . negotiating table...:' will' be'· the .firSt time West With'Dari. translation.' . '. " . if.! ttying to get. the war . to . the Geriria'ny has ·Atte. d 'S' '.. '" .S h I - . ','1 .",·mild -b~' 'i~ Gerie\;a ~able: .officially. exhibited ., '. . . '. emma:rs~ tomor- ,--conferenCe' is not one of 'eom- ala Soviet fair. · n' C.OO_. '.' row;'" hesald;·"'if. theJ:e were any- ~. tn~nicatio~ • 'KABUL CINEMA:'.." . , ~ABUL Sept. .. w'ithNoi:;th: Vietnajn, . ' . One hundred and sixty 8. Dr. M. A. . op..e, there to.Talk to. when I get·, . ThE?~e IS West·' .At 2,5,7.p.m.Russiari· film' with,' Akba.r~ the Presld.~nt rll~ustr~.J~ pl.enty of opport.unIty .German finris will, be . showiJig Tajiki" of thete."" C • , .'. translation.:' ...... • c", . tC get.Jde~s back an<:i for0· The . "their w~res,iric1udipg )" '. -the M1nlStryof Mll;es .al1u .1nau.~ '. The interview .·w~ .recori]"ed such well". " .' .: "Tuesc!~y.to last ..prol;Jlem· lswhethe;,.· ~ai).01 .' and. k.nown n,ames' .. try, -left tor Kandahar ·Wedensday., .and. released .p~~ce as. Knipp,' Balier,BEIJZAil-CINEMA: . late.' PeKlp.g .wlsh ... ' . '. Hp.echst, Basf, Mannesmann, V1Slt the FrUit Factory theN.' . Tue·sday. '.. :..'.: :'. ." .,' Pho- . At 2'; 5; 7' p.m. Russian ·film· ....6th··· .. :. ,'.. ;. As to p'eace pr-Dpo.saIs, 'lIe said: 'enixoRheirirohr, 'and ~hei.nstalil, ~anslation.: '. , .' .' .,...... : '. Rusk- w'as.. "ask.ed whether 'on . ,Tajiki '. .' .. N:A.· Saben. -the Itls',ahttle .li:arc!· to' say exactly 'a-: 15,000 'square an,.engmt:er In fhe. ,'United'· Stlites had shifted .-its at- what metre surface. Mmlstry of present prospects are.. We '. , .' pnbhc Wo.rks, le.ft tention 'to.VietDarn..to ·,su~h.. a 'de- have .. : .' 'FOR' SALE. ' .. ' .-- Kabul y~terday.:for ~ngiand nq ,way of' .. khowiI)g.. What West :G.erm~ys two-storey Mer.c~eS for gt.ee as to liniit its' ,attention fa . hal~ a dozen '. .·Be.ilz:Z29. lS,' :black,." "" further stt:l~les·;m. g leaders-in Hanoi are: glass paYIllion .Wlll hOUSe 98 com-,... .' ~;"33000'KJ:Ii;'in engrn,eerm .un:. European'·p"roblenis. :.. :.' " saymg;. mod':,l- excel- ...... der. a scholarshlpfrom ,he Colon. to each :pther 'at this ·mo, pantes. ..' .. ' : . . . \. 'Fdon't..krio\V .of"ilny obligation ~ept.."But Piesldent Johnson. he lent con'dition, with a.. ·uto.mat.ic" · bo Plan. ,has . 'f. .mtllion dpllarcost of the. ~dio:" .' :, .'. to El.lrdpe \"bieh \ve' aren'eglect•. qlrectedmeas ,?ecreta.ry.·of.-srates'j as ~ared' . '. ,.' . : .•... ~. i~g 'in ]~U1;k pavllioi· w. b:y: the. West I~ Phone:'. 20637, ,- IVLG. Kakar, QCFo.r~m a.ny.: \,iay," Said. <'We t? ~x!laust ·ev~.ry ..politlca~ .~nd German~conomyMJ1llstry~ · . Dllector . _ '11' f bli' . t' dlplomatJc ~~t. R 1 he C' '1 A . ti D: .are m~etmg·a 0 ·our'·o 1'l0SSlblhty of. brmgmg German mdustry, and e abon In.~.. IVI Vl.~ o~ ~ r; ,..'. wherever' ga lpns· ...... ····t the SOVIet '. . tlieyexisi. thl, .matter aw;ty; . -'";---::------:-.. ';;'"c;':--~-~'--....:,:. pa,rtment ieft'ior Cana!3..a unu:: a ':r" 'old from the !;JattIe- g.overnmen. '. - ...... UN fellowship h ,til t. . f .. d '.fi·el-d. to tbe:' coh;ference table." -Th~ ".: INCOME f T'",,, 'V' '. : :Programme' .lues- ". ,_wo : ope .ao~r nen.S· - .' German exhlb)tors, .whQ are day .' . .'. .. '.. among 1,500 firms from 20 nations, n,A.. - . to . Ci:lntinue :his.. sfudJ 'yould un,derstand ,.thft, Br.itiSh C".H-:.be'r" 'Lo'-;;,4.'~m" -aviation ·Iaw. '. '. .-- ,I sllJ,ce the. corn;numst .~ff?rt ·.f·all will be showing everything' from the:month' for $uiimlssioD>of SA Secr~ta.ry IS. UllI. In plans' for. complete' .. '. Shahrel;·tani. to the \,:,or-ldwloe"Um.t:d ~tate-s' con~ern ~ factories to ·:the-.incolIll!·retOrnS and baIance. .., iVlini·ster· of 'Finarrce,kft-- m~st From .GUkran ·MOlutt:iiD. fertilisers andweed-kiU;rs' : .' 'shei!ts"'and jn~ Kabul \ be, worldwlde·msofar, as our KABUL: Sept. 8.:R07ert the'paYment'of ...... Tuesday for France.to.f;tuily·(in&n- con7e~ned, d Wilson, .. ' Eighty-eight fini1s 'are co~cer~d' cc.)it!:e taX:~hert!fore ..allies l- Woiesi .Jirgil" . . '. J:p U$.space"successes..: '1 have my ,FARAH,' .... .' . .'. . . rea~nS.· Sept. So-A- .,Aiif. "Gov- ~LIGH! G:~~H- They are' . 'ernor 'of .: _ .2. .OF: :Fars~ narr~tion-show~ ~m~l'iCalI . . Farah,:.at: a large' meetjJlg beautiful or ,•• . a,stw.naut walkmg·,m. space 140 lll1les }n..,4.;_g· d in the :park Hotel. ~.1:ondaY dre~' above. the .earth. . '. ". ,'. ..' 403.ll.\ '. 3. 'NEW YORK, NEW .. ' an '. ' attention tQ -the 'r.espo!lSibilitY· the Y-ORl.(-: .-Entertaining visit'to Amel'ica;s' melxpenslve. . Their public h;iye in 'voting • ' showplace, N:ew. York City.': . c -...... U sa es ,also promc,te : . . IT.S, 'C.ULTlJRAL CEN'l'RE AUDITORIUM Durilig 'pollings --..'hOD1e mdustry.. . . . ror the M",sh: .'.:,'.' . ADMiSSION' FREE" .... - .,,' '.' .You'too ~~~; ~~~~\~~. :~:~~,.sh:~~hf~~JNTERN make Mghan Now,they"shbuld ATIONALAFPAIRS 'Te~esyour choice~ 'par-ticiphte"'in' .....,... .. "":.', ': ...... the eledlon : .... , ...,... of·the"Wolesi Jir.gah .. ',This magazme.·"thriiws'.Jight· ·fore~gu:jQlicy r . '. - . ·in large!ltlmbers. 011 the -:'. .:' . . of·.tbe.USSR'and:other'cotintIjes:.The·.magazmecarries ReI-e~ing 'to· . ~~je<.;ts.· th~J:eticaraijicles: for' the" .'- ·and. material.~ interililti~J!Jl1rei:a~' . '-- .. regi"on, he , .. said that the survey '!or ,'. ijons, .tells.- of .the·,worlt.. of' jn~.matio~l- or~tions ,.," 1-he 'construction of· " .:I:'akhsliaoad" . '. and Conferences. It includes 'information on Soviet·arid .... · dam on the F-arah river has been .-.' foreign Ii~ra"ture'on: inte~o~ ~bUsli- completed. '1'his·.dam·wi1h·briilg· ev.ents. It,is' ....ed in 'RuSsian;' 'English'and French." ...... under irrigation. - 59,t)oo . acres.of-. '.:. . AnnUal 'subscription' is:Af.-.'70. 'You Can sub~-: land. '.. " cribe· tOtbe.. ''lJitematioDai" Mairs Magazine" etthet.·· . . . '. , ,tbieugl1.J;'aJio Zai;:' 'C1iaia.i~Malik·'Asgat,. 'Simi!arly a w~stern . high,way' ~~ellers, K:ibliJ.;or."- · will '. JaVaid last· bus .Stop:in Sar.~i-Ghaziii·, crciss·Farah;· lie. ad&d; having . or great impact on·the.Jife.ofthe peer . .thi-Oug~ the {JoJiUnercial Attache -of. US!m:.Einhas"sy;.in'· . .- pIe· of .Farah:.: ~ .-' J 0"-- .. ~,~-A:an ..:stree~,; ~blit.!j '--"~ >' Advt. '~ , . .-. .. .. :'.. .' , ~ ... ., • __ : - .'. o • .'. '. -', - - '.- '. ' .. " .. "'...... , '11 . , .- .- ~ . - ~··tL. ._ : .~ .... _ ••• _. - 0 •• '_ ... ; .' _- ,. __ . - .. :- -' '...... ,. . . ' ~.- ..- ----: ~ .. ::."o.:-~;:.··~-~~;>::.- :.cl: ~.~_.::- ~~ ~. ~ ...... :;; .... __ - -:.:: . _I

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