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Kabul Times (February 2, 1967, Vol. 5, No. 258) Bakhtar News Agency University of Nebraska at Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Kabul Times Digitized Newspaper Archives 2-2-1967 Kabul Times (February 2, 1967, vol. 5, no. 258) Bakhtar News Agency Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes Part of the International and Area Studies Commons Recommended Citation Bakhtar News Agency, "Kabul Times (February 2, 1967, vol. 5, no. 258)" (1967). Kabul Times. 1430. https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes/1430 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Newspaper Archives at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kabul Times by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PAGE 4 • HM In India (Conld fTom page I) We welcome Her Majesty the Queen iTom the i'leptil or our hearts and wtSh Their Majesties health and long life so that His M4Jes!Y may be able to devote his services to the progress and prosperity of PARIS, February I, (Combined Wl1'.e Services5­ 1\fghamstan for mnny years he After a more than one hour meeting with the French chief of stud state US Senator Robert ~ennedy expressed Tuesday his conI" Your Majesties partic.lpation m vlctlon tbat France and General de GauUe coUld play an Import. this gathermg Will be a cherlsped ant role In genuine el'lorts aimed at a 1Jei!;ceful Solution to tJle, Prine AI 8 memory to the people of Delhi he Vietnam problelll/l • said U one did no! r_gmse IhlS to At the end of the ceremony the Washtogton Kennedy added then mayor pr~sented to Their Majesties one was 10 a much...,morc difficult THEIR MAJESTIES IN handicrafts as souvenirs of their posillon than he hlId beheved In Washmgton some 2,000 clergy VISit SOUTH INDIAN CITY Yesterday afternoon His MaJesty men and laymen of aJ1 denomma By A SbI! Writer Inspected the Wazlrabad from tlons gathered m front of tbe White DELm February (8akhtar)­ where drlnkmg water Is su:pplied to House for a demonstratIon agaInSt KABUIJ Feb 2 -The ~r1Ush am 2, war to Vietnam The demonstrators , Leaving Deihl for the southern city of BangaIore Wednesday DeIhl bassador. Sit Gordon C Whltterldee had come from 45 states of the He also went slghtseemg In Delhi opened the British COuncil library morning, ms Majesty the King wished a quIck recovery to Dr country They sent PreSident Lyn , and VIS ted the Buddha Jayantl here yeslerda,y evenlne Radhakrlshnan, President of IndIa, and thanked tbe Indian gov don Johnson a statement demandmg , The library which ernment and ))e.Ople for a warm and cordial reception He expres park Ihe halt of au raids on North Vtet PARIS 'Feb I (Reuter) -France Tl?xt 01 HIS Ma1esty s etvte "Te sed delight over the progress which India has made during recent nam and other measures to restram has fflendly feelings towards Ku",alt books Is In :targhoona e PA-RIS Feb I (AP) --Senator reptlO speech--pag 2 the demonstratlon which had been and all A.ab Stat.,.. and IS glad now Sbare Nau l years Robert Kennedy Monday began a ~ha Their Majesties left thcu resldem:e by the mayor other ollielals and a announced for weeks by the orgam I 10 ve regular dlplomalle relations The modem lIbrar)' stalled by /U. brlsl< schedule of vl~tlS to htghly With Kuwait General de Gaulle said gpans and Bnton.. oilers English af 8 50 local Ume for the alrport large number of re~i1dents of Ihe satlon Clergymen and Laymen c ty Thetr Majesties had a pnvate Concerned About the War to Viet Diplomatic Relations placed government, OPPOSIllOn and here Tuesd"-Y language courses 8S well with Dr Zaklr Husaon Indian Vice .n!ii Pr~Sldenl lunch and at 3 30 they left Banga Nazi Rise Charge nam was a Silent mass prayer Pre­ united Europe offiCials. He was addresstng Saeed Yagoob Sir Gordon sald even long before Al the alrpo<t HiS r (Collld; from page I) countrIes however. was rather ,<:9DI Keonedy who arnveil here Sun lore by car for Mysore city At Sident Johnson who Tuesday tWIce t~ first KuwaIt Ambassador to the signing of the Anelo-Afghan cui MaJcsty reViewed a guard of honour The Rumail.lans once Nazi Ger - In WashlnlitOh. a US Stale 'De, 10 6 00 pm Their Majesties arnved In left lhe White House Ihrough a rear da:( mght for a three-ilay stay Fl'ance who presenled hiS creden tural agreement in early 1965 there representmg the Air Force Army Distortion: US many S wartime allies and nOW the partment spokesman said bie astab' Pan. started hIS schedule of calls and Navy Mysore Clly where they WIll spend eXIt 10 atl~nd the funetals of two ~dependent tlBls to the French <President at the had been cultural and educational followers of an lille In Ilshmenf of relallons betweJ,i!i West with Francots Mltterrand head of Elysee Palace Their MaJestte$ were escorted to two days astronauts In Arlington did not see the east bloc i'l;fuiliid to be deter Germany and Rumania was In contacts between the two CQuhtrles WASHINGTON Feb I-Mos Ihe federation of the Democratic the plane by Dr Zaklr Hosato the demonstrators red by strol1ll Soviet and East Ger agreement with the U S position The British Council besides run cow has poIntedly distorted the: and SoCialist Itfe MOSCOW Feb I (Reuter) -The Pnme MI01ster Mrs Indira Gandhi Abawi Goes To Bangkok Meanwhile the State Department man opposiUon to closer ties bet that the European countries shduld" nirig the English languege courses fa the State Department said ForeIgn MlOlster Maunce Couve land on Malta of Un,ted Stales rna and Deihl Mayor Nouruddon KABUL Feb 2-Dr Khahl '5 saId Tuesday It has noted Wtth mte ween Eastern ~urope and Bonn make efforts to normalise their re and the library selects students for M~nday n response to a Soviet de Murvllle was next on Kennedy s r}oes may be the first step In con Ahmad Abawt Governor of Logar left for rest two recent press reports from This opposition was drastically lations The West German govern training In the United Kingdom and note which cia med that nco oa programme I vertmg Malta mto a big American Dr Zaklr Husaon said Ihat HIS Bangkok loday to attend the annual HanOI about the pOSSibility of a dla showed last Sa~rday 10 a Soviet ment s step was essenllal for the 1m tests their language ability llsm IS on thc rise In the Federal base the SOVIet news agency Tass Majesty s Vtslt to India was effective conference of the InternatIOnal logue between North Vietnam and There has been a welcome 10 state{Oent w~ against an alleg provement of peace and security in said Tuesday tn further consohdatmg the relations UnlOn of Local Ulllllles Republic of Germany the United States crease in the number ot scholarships Reject ng also tbe SOVIet conteo ed reSUrgence of Nazism In West Europe It saId MUNICH Feb I (AP)-The Tass commentator Nlkolul Tur between the two countnes and The Umon which IS 8 pnvate The reports are bcmg studied care Druffel pubhshlng bouse aonounc granted to Afghans.. durmg the past lion that West Germany IS attempt fully State Department spokesman Germany and the ,P<lslble emergence katenko said that no Sooner bad wlshed progress and prospenty to orgaOisahon holds Its annual meet ed Monday 11 was brw8IDg out a four years From 1939 to 1962 the mg to I,;reate a nuclear stnke force Robert McCloskey told newsmen of a new Hltl~r armed with nu BntalO announced a reduction 10 Its Afghanistan under the leadership of tng in cmlaborQ,t1on with UNESCO new collection of letters wrttten by Council oUered one scholarship per the State Department said that Bonn but there IS no eVidence of any clear weapons f\1alta forces than mannes of the H s MaJesty the Kong and UNfCEF New Deaths year the ambassador said has renounced the nat anal produc change n posHlon by North Viet For BODl\ yesterday 6 step means Rudolf Hess from Berhn s Spandau t'J S 6tli fleet-thiS U.s floallng The r Majesties were gIven flo­ More than I 000 delegates from (Contd fTom page l) prison With the setting up of the de wers near the plane by the WIVes of 50 Afro ASian countrIes and obser lion of nudear weapons nam a d,FvlaUon from Its long held so base 10 the Medtterranean-Ianded The Soviet allegations were can Asked f the State Department called Hallstelo doctrme At Cape Kennedy Flonda scene The collcellon enutled. Answer on Malta for two-week exercises partment of technical cooperation the members of tbe Afghan em vers from some developed countnes tamed 10 a note dehvercd Saturday discerned any SIgnals that North Under thIS doctrme the West of last FrIday 5 traeedy a 15 mem from Cell 7 IS compnsed of letters (now Mmistry ot Overseas Develop bassy 10 Delhi Will partiCipate 10 the meeting Dr to the Moscow embaSSIes of the Vlctnam IS mterested 10 a dialogue German government which claims ber board of Inqury continued to Hess wrote to hJS family between ment) SIX places each year are a1 Their majesties arnved JO Bangs Abawl said loted to Afghanistan after The l4-day conference will hear United States Un1ted KlOgdom and preparatory to peace talks McClos t IS the sole reqresentabve of the Sift eVidence and mterview Wit 1956 and 1966 Sukarno Advised lore 1100 kms from Deihl a In a postscnpt to the collechon In 1967 25 Brlllsh techrueal as­ three hour flight 10 their SpeClaJ reports on the management of public Francc key sa d there s no good reason to whole German pEk>ple has m the nesses searChlOg for the key to the Mrs Hess appeals for the clOSing of Sistance scholarships five BntiSh plane utilities and the need for autonomy Robert J McCloskey gave U S Idenllfy thlOgs as Signals past refused to malOtalO dlplomau,c spacecraft fire Dr Khalr Mnhammad ArsaIa faculty member nf the College of Medicine 4Dd reaction to the Moscow protest 10 We have noted a couple of mal relatIOns WIth any country other Likely (0 recelve the board s cn Spaodau and the release of her hus­ To Step Down Council scholarsbJp and 25 30 Com They were received at the airport ror local government agenCIes Pharmacy receives dfplomas for the mem bers nf the class of 1966 from Prime Minis- monweaJth scholarshIps UDder fthe thc followmg statement ters reported he saId..
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