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11-4-1968 Kabul Times (November 4, 1968, vol. 7, no. 187) Bakhtar News Agency

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I l ." . , ,I .' , PAGE ~ THE KABUL TIMES , .NOVEMBER 3, 1966 . , -..:.--_---_--:..--..,;----,------""""-----,-_...... ;....~--'----...;.,.._--:..---...;.., .....,_~._------'--~--:"-:-'-' Jqh~son's)BombingHalt Announcement Afghan Wee" In, ~v~w: - " (r;,~~d,JiP;" page 2) leadership of Generat Westmoreland IhlS pohlical year Accordmgly, on hveS, sayl! ,hWliab,'Uves on botb nnd General Abrams, bas produced the OIght of M.rch J 1st I annoUn­ Iranian PM' Visits iAlfgh~nlistan "E5- sides ~,th~~;coitfll~ Therefore, I truly rcmarkable results. ced that I would not "';'k, nor ac- 1,\~,'f"_.t'IA\~ -'J,,'- "~ Afghan leaders in the course of By A' Stall Writer very close on tbc i~tematlonal Is- I have copCl,!d.!1d'l1IlIt we should see "Perhaps some or nil of theSe f.c- cept. the nommahon of my party , .'., (heir triPS to Europe have made the n.llon.1 economies of both co- sues. Botb sldcs expressed their .' If .~ey are a~tl~1 dp ilOOd failh tors played a part in brmgiog aboul for another term as PreSIdent I' periodIC transit ,stopovers m Iran untttes support' for tbe United N.tions and n,." , '1 .... ~I I) if We could he mlsled--and we progress In -the talks And when "1 ha-.:e devoted every resource of . ·1.r.. ,", p\/'2 '96e These stopovers have been made Now and again tbe Ir.ntan press advocated that all differences am­ " ,'I-; t ~ II r ,It t,,;'"'t' • • " '\\Jt"l"'~ Io~ are prepared for s~eh Q cont1ngen- at last progress dId come, r belIeve the Presidency to the search for pea- USc of In dlscussmg relatlons bet~ pubhshes news th.t opIUm 's bClng oog nbhons should be solveAfghanistan cordance wlth the prInCIples em· .. , c.t> oJ" 1 occur., men, our men, who bear the burden the cnhre summer and fall r have " they were the around covered co­ Afgh.ntstan h.s banned tbe culll- bodIed In the world body's Char- " /- , " ~ ~",\~;. I'. ...: "But it should be clear to all of of battle In Soutb Vietnam tonigb' kcpt all of lhe Presidential Candl' . uld not be very Wide. vation and trade of opium lD ac- ler " us th.t tbe hew phase of negotla_ ~,"d my duty to -seek an bonour- dates fully briefed On developments vd~. t • ~ Lasl week after a lapse of eight cordance with international regula- Both nations agreed that the oc- $, N;O. W7. "', -KABUL,-MONDAY" NOVElI,1BfR 4, 1968 (.A.Q..R.,AB-._l.3,.1.34.7.S•.•H....) IIIIi·'..• .".'••~ ~!iiijlioo~__..P_RiiiiIC_E_AF_.4.- bons which opens on November 6th able settlemcht of the war-rcq4lred In Pans as well as In Vietnam years an Iraman pnme minister paid trons Th.Is country IS as IDterested cUplcd Arab lands must be vacated, ,~,~A " "' .. l't\ does not, I repeat. does not mean me to recognise and required me to I have made It abundanlly clear an official VISIt to thiS country, PrI­ as any nation m seClOg that narco. their rights of the PalesbrUans Arab that .n stable peace has yet cOme act without delay that no one C8A"dldate would have , me Mmlster Hovclda's three day tiC traffic comes to a complete stop restored, and the United Nations .. to Southeast Asta There may well '" have acted tomght the advantage over olhcrs--elther ··Maj.esty·~cc:epts VISit. hiS diSCUSSions With Prime Then there are complafnts beard November 22, 1967 resblutJon on :·)iis be h.rd fighting ahead Certalnly "there havc been many long days In Informahon about thcse devclop- MinIster Etemadl, the two prtme from Afghan businessmen Ihat the MIddle East Implemented to , there IS going to be some very hard of w81ttng for new steps toward ments, or any advance notice of the mmlsters' I1nal communique, and lraman goods entering the western the mterest of world peace and de­ negotIallon~ because many dlfficult peace---days that began In hope. policy the Government mtended to .- the message of brolherhood from provmccs hurt traders who operate mands of Justice, and cntIcally Important Issues are only to end at nuzht In dlsappOlnt- follow The chief diplomatic and the Shahlnsh.h of Iran to HIS Ma­ With In the framework of the laws There was also a concurrence of !ihll faCing these negotiatIOns I ment Constancy to our nalIonal mdllary officers of thiS Government Jesty the Kong m.de mosl of the and pay their customs dulles. The views. on the right of the peoples Ap,ol~'~~s- hope with eood WIll We can solve purpose-which IS to seck the baSIS all were Instructed to follow the for Pakth'ia headlines dunng the week nse In the pnce of meat in Af- :lnd n:ltlOns to self-determination , them We know that negolJatlons for a durable peace In SouJhea<;t Sdmc course ghanlstan IS attflbuted by many to The comrnumque said can move SWiftly If the common ASia-has sustamed me In all of This countr:y and Its people have ~tc Intent of the negohators IS peace In these hours when there seemed to Slnl.e thnt nlghl on Maich 31st. smugghng sheep to Iran "Both Sides Unanl11lOus in the a great de,11 m common, as history Once the smugglers are stopped opinion that respect for the pnnCl- the world be no progreSS whatevcr In these each of the candidates has had Moscow thJlI morning. South VIetnam 's at stake', he saId, lng of the events In HanOI The understanding support thai AmcrI- This 'reproach IS genUinE' and SI­ VIetnam WIll conSider any deCISIon their delegallon and not a separate, "ThiS IS the dlrcct concern of Viet­ conlnblllions of the PreSidents who n,' Its comment-.l \ ",,~re abC" ... (.~n Exportmg Co. Ltd. not preventmg dlfferences from The delegatiOn will s\le!1d two deCISIons In HanOI really determine ranli 21ways g,ve their Pre"ldent preceded me h:1ve gr~atly lightened ncere" taken In Us absence at the enlarged Independent organisation namese So thIS questIon should be I' ,r~ to the 11f11 ~ J doctrme vf weeks In the Soviet Union visiting when and whether II would be po"- md their leader In an hour or tn.ll mine Opposite Blue Mosque. At the ena of hIS appeal he VIetnam pence talks here as "null Secondly, HanOi must aeree to \ 'I (1ll-.ltlOn IIntlcr "hlr-h a (oun· Tel: 24035 tbe capital and some other Soviet dIscussed dJrectly between Hanoi Sible for Us lQ stop the bombing 'WIth that understanding that With po~ requested HIS Majesty to extend and VOid", Ne:uyen Van An, deputy have direct talks with the SaIgon I ... hnll do everything In mv \ mll;hl rf'chl"l sOl1lclh,ng ""hp'h repubUcs. and Saigon We could not retract ('lur 1nsl"- lhell suppor we shall not fall hIS royal p.rdon to the people leader of Saigon's observer team to government on the future o[ South WN to move tis townrd thc PC'::!l" I onCe held ,l~ " rq;hl, P Irta.:ularl) Johnson Urges They are (left to rlgbt) Abdul tence on the partICipation of the 'Seven months ago I said that \vcll of the area the prehmlnary talks sald yesterday VIetnam, he said 'As long as HanOI contcnds the that the new PreSldenl-,ls n.. , Lh a claim was I \ "cd by the Rahim Hakim, Mohammad Hasan Governmen~ of South VIetnam In \Y('uld not permll the PreSidency to bcJlCVl~ AT YOUR SERVICE HIS Majesty showed his regret Any talks wllhout Our 'participa­ An, who holds the rank of mlnts­ NLF IS 1hl' authentiC representah\£C Ihlli PreSIdent and I ('v('ry ,;,' t 1 nconlr.::; III e('1f determlna- Fahlml, MIss Gul Gbutal, Mrs. senous talks affecting the future of hc(ome Involved In the partisan dl- (ver the strug(!le which was wa­ tion will be merely a continuation ter plenipotentiary saId hiS gov­ of the South Vietnamese people other American-so deeply lnl! IIr tl II Nourla Nourlstanl, Miss Wasima theIr people-the people of South VISIons that were then developing In Americans To ged between the people as a re­ of the preVIOUs conversatIons bet­ ernment would like such assurances naturally we cannot attend the en. f!cntly deSIres In "hlHI his uel.. g:tt,lln h::-Iievcd Packing, Moving. Forwal'o 'Haklml, delegation head Moha· VIetnam For thoUE'h we Have alhcd sult of mlsunderstandlOgs and ov­ ween the UOlted States and North from HanOI before II would SIt at larged taJks here" An said th IL ','Ihe bour!', If\' quc ... t1on<; \\CIC anti nmtad Ebrahim Khwakhoje, Azz­ With South Vietnam for many year" ding, Customs Clearing er the outeome of thIS struggle Vietnam', he told Reuter "We wo­ the conference table SaIgon s nonpartIclpatlon at Wed­ h t hl~ po\ltn.:.1! 'l. the (,m1­ izuddln Popalzal, Gbulam Habib In IhlS struggle we have never lnsnring your goods by air whlch they did not foresee u Id not conSider them as a new Ill'SSIOn "hould not glVC' legal en· .Vote For HHH Nawabl, Hokm Chand, Moham­ Therc can be no doubt whatso­ nesday s meellOg would be "neither assumed and we shall never dcmand After explammg the neceSSIty phrlse .1 unrsemenl to particular ~lllJatlons or land or sea to ally part mad Kazem Ahang, and Gul ever on thc legItimacy of the Sa.gon boycott nor a protest', he said thc role of dIctatIng the future ('If WhyThe Bombing Had ToStop SAN ANTONIO. (Texas). Nov for concerted efforts. untty and Asked whether there was any \... Im:h rell wlthm the cnmpc:.cn.:e of of the worliL AJunad JabarkbeL government. he saId . thIS hetS long adding "ThIS IS the stand we are Ihe people of South Vietnam (Continued from PllfU 2) neved" 4. (AFP) -Presldenl Johnson last coUaboratIO" among aU the peo­ chance of Saigon government rep­ ~ taking' other organs of the UnilPu NaLons been recognIsed by the USSR The very prinCIple for whIch we reated He had no intentIOn of Bombing continued The then mght called on the Afnencan pe­ ple On .n equal b.sls for the pr­ rcsentatlves attending a four-Sided Colomal boundaries had been as cochairman of the 1954 Geneva For any broadencd talks to be .tre engaEed In South Vietnam-the negotiating from weakness So Defence Secretary McNamara ac- bple to vote for Hubert Humph­ ogress and bdv.ncement of Af­ meeting on Wednesday, An rephed Conference" he added reaUy meanIngful. be said, the Sai­ Shelpcd 10 SUII the "trafeglc 3·1£1 eco­ Best service anti clleapest pnnclple of sclf-detennmatlon_rtr he crossed the Rubicon knowledged that we can nevel rey and Edmund Muskie, the ghamstan In economiC, SOCial, and '" cannOt say r doubt It" , nnmll: Interests of the colomal Po­ Tribesmen The South Vietnamese people gon' government must qave Its qUIres that the South Vietnamese On February 7, 1965. VIet Go- bomb' Ihe other Side" to ItS kn- Demoeratte candIdates for preSId­ polttieal fielas HIS Majesty exten­ Tiro North Vietnam must show ItS are grateful to the Untted States rightful place as the normal legiti­ people themselves be permitted '0 weI .. rellher than the legltlm"te fI­ rates. ng mortar f1re landed In the Am- ees In fact, he sald Communist ent and Vlee PreSIdent of the Un. ded his royal p.rdon to the eld­ good faIth, An saId, firstly by ta­ and theIr allies for helpIng them 10 mate representative of South' Viet_ l h~ l'h's ,lOci asplratlon-- of the Indigen­ frC(' v soeak for themselves at cnC::tn soeclal forces camp at PI- InfJltrat'on tontmued to grow lted States ers. king reciprocal steps to de-escalate their struggle, An conlInued nam, hc said t tiS peoples As a result lOany Pa;- llo talks and that the South Vlld­ eluku \Vlth Eund); UI glng hml PreSident Johnson was aware of Tel: 21128 Speakmg on telev1s1on PreSid­ He prayed that the' peoples of Defy Pak Schemes hllundary treaties In ASia and Ai­ the war and consIder the National But when the political future of namcse delegatIon play a leading from S3Igon by overseas teJeph- problems In h,s State of the Cable: AIRPACK ent Johnson saId' "The touchsto­ J .JI .nd Mangal, as 10 the I.st role In accordance W1Lh our agre~­ one ~?hnson launched the retal- Union mesage last January he r La h,ld faIled to conSIder ethniC' ne of the presidency IS the peo­ half a century. who have made sa­ --'---'"---- sOllal elnd cultural ties of the In­ P.O.B. 568 KABUL, Nov 4, (Bakhtar)­ ment With PreSident Thleu at Ho­ latory bomblOgs but denYIng ho- observed "Yet there IS In the ple's f.Ith C.n you have f.,th ertflces for the f..eedom of the nolulu wever as always, that thIS was a land a cerlam 1estlessness-a qu- digenous peoples Endorsement< of 10 Hubert Humphrey .nd Edm­ country would, shoulder to sho­ Reports reachlOg from Tlra, North­ NLF :Agrees To Attend Paris Soviets, Indians .. It was made just as clear to major change In pohcy estlOmng " such colonial trcaltes would oe .. on­ und Muskle' I ean I am prepar­ ulder With uther cttIzens, 10 the ern mdependent PashtoOnlstafi say trarv to General Assembly r~solu North Vietnam that a total bomblOg The bombing was vanously ex- Restlessness had leached a po- ed, soberly and In full eonseIOUS­ future as well hve In hannony that recently elders of Kambar Khel halt mUSt not fisk the lives of our pl.Ined After. whIle It became Int by March where he de.clded lion 1514 (XV) and 1654 .XVI) and ness of all lflY reSponSIbIlItIes as and contmu~ their Jomt efforts and Malek DIO Khel tribes of Tlra Talks, Lays Down 5-Points Increase Military men apparent that It was not break- not to run He caUed off most of would not serve the calise of pe«ce preSIdent, to entrust-and pass on for their 0\\0 n, Pakthls's and the held a meetme m F~teh Z13rat "When I spoke last March 31st Ing the Cpmmumsts' w,ll It ml- the bomblng HIS delegatIOn did not have any -the Ameriean preSIdency to whole natIOn's prospenty Thc jlrgah announced th.t they HONG KONG. Nov 4. (AFP) - unlficallOn of Vietnam Gr~ing ~ Collusion: Peking I saId that eVenmg ght In fad be dOIng the reverse The Norih Vietnamese sa,d speCIfic Views regardmg the organi­ UNICEF Seaso'ns Card ,­ them." have solved all the dIfferences bet., The South V1etnam NatIOnal Libe- 2) The United States must ltb­ "Whether a complete bombmg An underedeveloped. formerly they won't bargain unhl It 15 all sation of the future work 01 the The preSIdent only onee ment­ Followtog th1s, the dlgnlt.rtes ween them ereated among thcm by rahon Front last night laid down a draw all Its OWn and allied troops HONG KONK. Nov 4 (AFP) halt becomes poSSIble In the future colontaltsed, often mvaded, Co- stopped Comm'sslOn and would accept (hc By purchasing these attractive greeting cards you IOned the narne of RepublIe.n mdIvldual1y paId theIr respects to the manoeuvres of the Government l' five-point stand for a pohtlcal settle- and liqUIdate Its bases In South -Peking yesterday charged that the IS gOing to be determmed by events mmumst, Asian country combed So now 'Comes Bundy He IS view of the majonty of Ihe members pay less for more car~s. But molle important your presldentI.l eandlate RIchard No­ HIS Majesty L.ter they ealled on of PakIstan and are nOW entIrely ment of the Vietnam problem on a VIetnam SovleL Umon and India had IOten­ ... cannot tell you tomght SpeCI­ ~1r of the Comnllttce unified .~, baSIS of neutrality and ultImate re- 3) Formation of a broad national frOm the by a powerful, capl- preSIdent of the Ford FoundatIOn, money goes to help mothers, children and young people xon. But he made It clear that Prtme Mmlster EtemadI to the sified their "mllttary coJluslvn' 10 fically m. all delall why there has tall5t, white Western. OCCaSlOn- HIS adVlce to bomb was good wh- ) Ntxon lacked the qualItIes of ho­ ForeIgn MinIstry The jlrgah resolved unanimously unIfication and democrauc coalition govern- a bid to rlnf! up an "anli-ChinJ. en­ been progress In ParIS but I can ally ImperIalist natton" IS, obser- en he gave 1t he argues and WANTED around the world. • nesty and impartIalIty reqUIred The prme mmlster heard the dl­ to face any IOtcreference by the The front In a statement broad- tIlent and free general electIOns In Circlement rmg" 10 cooperation With tel) you that a senes of hopeful ev­ ves W,cker Itkely to feel agg- 'Johnson was 'justified. t~o But ImmedIately .n experienced ty. UNICEF greeting cards are available at and at the for the presIdency. gmtarles and Governor Isa's spe­ Government of Pakistan on tQat cast by Hartol r-adlO confirmed ItS South VIetnam AmerIca ents has occurred In South Vietnam SOil Will be resolutely reSisted and agreement to attend a four rarty 4) Step by step reun'fication of 'that purpose IS now far out of plst-elerk for four months. Sala· Book Store in the rotunda of the Ministry of Education. He saId that the n.tIOn reqUIr­ eches and to aceordance WIth HIS The offiCial New China News A£­ '-The Government of South VI- date" he says ry At. 300 per day. Contact Per· ed ua man of conSCIence" and u a Majesty's adVIce said the govern­ atte'mpts by Pakistan In Tlra WIlt conference comprisIng the Nurth Vietnam on a baSIS of consultatIons ency based ItS charge on ~he recent etnam has erown stead11y stronger The 'partIcular values' of bom- sonncl Office of WHO Representa­ man of conVlctlOn", but It should ment held nO grlevances not succeed VIetnamese government. the Na- and agreements between the two VISit to -.Moscow by Indian Defence "-South Vietnamese armed for­ Fine Art bmg, he says, "ale far outweI- tive, Ministry of Public Health. unever elect a man of narrow He hoped for the future suc­ Expressmg their delIght at ttllS tlonal Liberation Fronl, the Unlled zones Without foreign I IOterfelenc" Minister Swaran 510gh at tile head ceS have been substanltally Increa­ ghed by ItS ooltilcal costs" Kabul. partisanship.tl cess m the country through co­ resolution they fired many gun States, and "the Saigon admlnlstra- 5) A forel.!!n polIcy of peace and of an [ndlan milItary delegahun sed to the pomt where a million (Conttnued Irom page 31 He went on' UNo man can co· operahon of all clt1zens shots. the reports say hon' neutrality No mIlitary alhance In 1 he agency allcged that Ihc So' men are tomght under arms and • A number of German mstructo_ me to the preSIdency "'comproolls· • The statement said ' At thIS any form, fnendly relations With dl viet Union had agreed to Increase me~ Mohd. Amon Furs Ihe effechveness of these has rs In engmeerlng, 31 chltecture ed m honour and lacking publIc conference the South Vletn!lm Na- coUntnes good neighbourhood re- the range of arms supplIes to Jndla steadIly Improved, ! carpentry. Itthogr.phy and tallo­ Janglak'Factories Need The trust. He w,U fall, and the peo­ tronal Front for LiberatIOn Will rep- ~Iatlons with Cambodia and Laos includIng "new Items'" on t,Jp of VIC~-( "-The superior performance oC I nng taught these subjects and S~ore 29, Jade Welayat ple WIth him" resent the vOice of the South lmportant, economlcally weak large quantlIles of MIG aircraft our own men, under the bnlhanl 1700 students were tramed 10 PreSIdent Johnson only referr­ UARPrepares Nation For'War, namese people, the voice of JU:itlce that school Following: ed to third party candIdate Geor­ The Front said It was Ihe "aulh- f . The alumni of that school were 17 ITEMS OF RAW MATERIAL: ge Wallace by saytn~ that the 'Will Mobilise Popular Army entic representative" of the South Art" 1'1 DI I t "fy sent all over the orovmces and ANGLE IRON, METAL SHEETS, STEEL WIRE electors h.d better use to make VlOlnamese people "The prcsenl 1 ery ue s n enSl Weather today In most DrovlOces arls cr­ CAIRO Nov 4, (Reuter) -Eg­ MeanwhIle. Egyptian fIghters admmlstratlOn In Saigon IS a clique of theIr votes than to throw them shot down one of four Israeli pl­ Skies In the northern, eastern, aft,,; and orofessJOnal schools are FOR MAKING NAILS IN DIFFERENT SIZES. THE away on a uspOller" ypt. alra'meo by Israel's ntght .nes whICh trted to enter Egypt­ Of~:"~~~'_po~~~ ~::~~m~:s western, northeastern, northwest· establtshed by the MInlslry of TOTAL PRICE OF $21, 5t2. 62 HAS BEEN OFFERED He concluded by throw109 all raId last Thursday on CIVIl ms­ sa,,! In Wake Of Bombing Halt ern, southern and central regions EducatIOn under the dlrectlOn and tallahons along the Upper NIle. Ian airspace over the Suez Ca­ I} The Front aimed at 'ndepen- BY THE BELGIAN COUNSULATE IN KABUL FOR hIs weIght behInd the Democra­ nal, a mIhtary commumque saId wUl be cloudy with chances of supervIsIon, of these students and hc cand1dates, saymg "In my last mght reViewed measures to dence, democracy peace, neul:-al lt/ SAIGON Nov 4 (AFP)-Ihc Octub~r rain and wind. Other parts of the the reqUIrements of the country DELIVERY OF THESE MATERIALS TO KARACm. Judgment, my prudent Judgment, prepare the nahon for war , here prosperity and ultImate peac.:ful re- been underway SInce ]8 The comnlUnloue saId the Is­ war In Vietnam IS developing min country will be clear such as furnitures colounng and PERSONS AND DEPARTMENTS WHO CAN of all the candIdates In thIS el­ The cabmet, In a four hour se­ under the supreme command of lhe yesterda.y the wannest areas pamtmg of carpets, and rugs and SSIOn charreo by PreSident Nas­ raelI aIrcraft were SIghted and a large s-.:ale arttllery duel In the cl'mmander In chIef of the South DELIVER AT A LOWER PRICE SHOULD SUBMIT ectIOn, Hubert Humphrey and mtercepted by • patrol of Egypt­ were Farah and Kandahar with a carpets are bemg suoplled by the­ Edmund Muskle eombIne the ex­ ser, mapped out the role of the South slI1ce the Unlled States sttl­ Vietnam navy Ian ftghters flymg over Egyptian pped bombmg North Vtetnam ob­ h.Igh of 2? C, 80,5 F. The coldest se schools THEIR APPLICATIONS TO THE PURCHASING penence, the mtelhgence. the co­ newly formeO CIVIl defence fdrces Informed sourccs said that Ame n forces 10 th.... canal area CAIRO. Nov 4. (DPA) -The areas were Ramia LaJ and No. H,s Majesty Mohammad ZaheI DEPARTMENT OF JANGALAK FACTORIES UP mpassion and the broad unders· and deCided that secunty measu­ servers said here ncan and South Vietnam Infantry, "Our fighters engaged the ene­ two PalestIne reslsl.ance Org:tOl­ National Liberation Front gunners rth SaIaDg with a 'low of -4 C, Shah the beloved King of of tandmg of Amenca's needs to res must be tIghtened, Inform.­ navy and fiver forces were system­ Z5 F. Today's temperature tn Ka· TO NOVEMBER 5. THEY MUST BE PRESENT ON my planes, destroY1Og one whIch satlOns yesteday claImed to have last night bombarded the small Afghantstan, h.s great love and command Amenca's confidenCe In tton Mlntster Mohammad Fayek kIlled or wounded a total of 830 allcally cleaning up the thousands bul at 11 lUll was 10 C, 50 F. attachment for fine arls and sho­ THE DAY FOR BIDDING. told reporters afterwards exploded In the au," It said town of Loc Nlnh, located II) Ihe of canals and rivers passmg through this WhIte House" , £gyptlao antI-au craft guns also Israeli soldlPrs In guernlla atta­ Kabul akles will be cloudy This ws particular mterest 10 Behznd The speech was recorded In W.­ RecrUltmg centres for the new middle of large plantatIons spraw lhe delta 10 Thailand gulf opened fire on the Intruders, It cks 10 Isra(;lI-occupled terntones mommg It rallied from 5 a.m. to style He has a conSIderable tal­ shmgton before PreSIdent John­ popular defence army opened up hng along Ihe Cambodian border 7:00 lUll. Wind speed was record· ent In paInting and I)asses hIS added probably hitting a second last month With 30 recoilless 75 mOl Cl1:lnon son left for his r.neh 10 Texas to all parts of Egynt yesterday Reports to thiS effect were ISS­ ed in Kabul at 5 to 10 knots. hours of leisure In oamllng and Israel" plane shells and Chmese made 107-mm AecordIng to Reuter Hubert Hu­ Fayek slad tbe cabinet had rev­ ued separately by the two orga­ yestm1lay's temperatures: dpcoratmg fme tableaux on the The communique said the Isr­ lt rockets mphrey also receIved a btg pSy­ Iewed steps 10 mobihse the na­ nIsatIOns. Al Fatah and "Pal­ K""uI 18 C 6 C mf'thod and stvle of the claSSIC hons human, political and 1deol­ aeli plane went down on the ca­ 1 he VIet Conu also poundcJ an .Prince Sihanouk chologIcal boost yesterday as a nal's west b.nk about 48 kms estme Liberation Frortt" lItF 43F school of Behzad pertod A few MlchIgl\n opinIOn poll IndICated oglcal reSOUi ces "and other mea- airfield .lOd Iwo South Vlctnnmesl'" 26 C 3 C north of lsmallia They disclosed the figures on army posts In the delta kill," (tne Mazare Sharif speclum of hiS works of great be­ that errant democrats were floc­ sures to prepare the state fOl 'It F 37 F The dogfIght, whIch began at the OCCaSIOn or th'e anniversary of Urges U.S. Not auty are available dt the Royal king to his presldentlal eause war" person and woundln!! 12 ntht,." JaIalabad 23 C 15 C Library 1635 loc.1 time (435 GMT). last­ the Balfour DedarallOn which 51 A j:lovrnment soldier and four The cabtnet also reviewed I.t­ years ago pI umlsed world jewry a 73F 59F Our young painter and talented ed for five 'mlnutes All the Egy­ ~outh VI<.>lnnmese clVlhuns were In est develooments on the Middle national home In Palestme, that to Leave Asia Hera! 13 C 3 C mimaturlst, Homayun Etemadi. IS AFTI East sltua-tlOn and recent clashes pitan flghl,,,s returned safely to Jured when 15 mortar shells hit the: Ag Seminar Hears' I.ter develooed 1010 lSI aeJ 55 F 37 F at present busy .t the Royal Pa­ along the I_eli-Egypt eeaseftre base, the commUnIque saId ,Ilrflcld at Tnll Ghmg chId locnl- I 18 C 3 C lace and enJoys royal favour Ime lty of Klen Ho.1 province BATIAMBANG. Cambodl.1 lit F 37 F The arl of glazed tlhnll .nd pa­ Explanation Of _ One person died and eight were Nov 4 IReuter) -CambodlOn LagbJJl3n '24C 12C mtmg On tiles 15 progreSSing In Afghan Fur Tailoring J Injured when J 2 mortar shells and head of state Prince Norodom 51­ 75 F 53 F Herat more than In any other pl­ ~, eight bazooka sheHs rocked two hanouk yestcrday urged the Unt 3 C -1 C ~lan Freedom" Slwuted At Greek PM's Funeral South Salanc aCe and, ancient structures such Industry is ready IU accept 3rd 5 Year rcglonal force posts near Cal be ted Stales not to leave Ast., oth­ 37 F 30 F re former right-WIng and centfl.~ Papandreou was the leader of as the Ground Mosque and the KABUL. Nov 4, (Bakhtar)­ ATHENS, Nov 4, (A!"P) -Polt­ (70 kms) southwesl of SaIgon erWIse CambodIa would fall mto mausoleums of Khwaja Abdullah members of parliament from tht: a popular govelnment in 196-1· Representatives of AfghanIstan at Ce yesterday used batons to dIS­ 65 He fell .fter commg IOto co­ the hands of Chtoa AnsarI, Maulana Jaml and Fa­ personal orderS from home democracy whteh preceded the b~52 the semmar on lqcal development perse young demonstrators at nfhct WIth Kmg Constanttne ~nd Giant elght-engmed struck The Prmce was speakIng In a khr Ran whIch were damaged mlhtary coup 10 Kl.dala Lumpur explamed ~he the cemetery here who gree-ted after the 1967 coup, lie was pIa: at three areas 10 which North Viet­ series of'" mformal meetIngs WIth and demolished In course of t,me and abroad for tailoring, WIth shouts of "freedom" the fu­ Fmance under·secretary N namese and Viet Cong troop con- Journallsts at thiS proVlnclal cap­ • country's Third Five Year Plan for Slvrls represented the present go­ ed under house arrest, from wh­ are repaIred lrt 'theIr fonner sha­ I neral procession of former Pnme centratlons were reported, in the Ital. development of agriculture and h ve vernment loh he was only released on Se pes WIth glazed tIles and add to tanning or poUsbh:lg. Con- MInIster George P.p.ndreou, who ptember 23 thIS year Yesterd.y·s nofthern province of Quang Tn, He saId "I hope the UnIted St the beauty of thIS handsome and stock raising. Former Justice MlnJster NI~ Mobammad Aref Abas!, dlreclor dIed 6n Fhdaf at the .lie of 80 crowds shouted "Papandreou, now Idue south of thc DMZ, near D.k ates WIll not Wlthdr.w from As­ hlstoncal etty col.os Bakopoulos, who dehver­ II of cooPeratives, nnd Abdul Samad. you are fre" and "the gl.nt h3S To In thc hIghlands. and 10 the two 1:3 because I need some cards 10 The art of e.rpet weaving IS tact G. Hassan Faryadl and Earlier, huge crowds had ga­ ed • funeral oratIOn in the cath. my hands to mamtam a balance director pf foreign assist.nce sec­ edr.1 said "Your fIght' for de faUen-he leaves an inhertto, orovrnces of Tay Nlnh and 8mh also developmg day by d.y and thered at Athens eathedral. on Long about 100 kms north of Sal­ tions In tbe Mintstry of Agncullure moer~cy Andreas II ARIANA CINEMA: thetr form, deSIgns and fast eol" brothers at SherpllT Square ConstltU{lOn Square and .Iong WIll bear frUIt you h.· Addressmg the AmeTtcan Jour­ and Irrigation, sllId on tl}.eir return th~ Andreas Pap.ndreou, the late gon. on the Cambodian border At I 30, 3 30 5 30. 7 30 and 9.30 oure; have attamed great reputa­ the route of.the processIOn. Shou­ Ve fought mexorably for nalIsts present the pnnce addpd from Kuala Lumpur tbat tho mee­ premier's son. IS currently In ex~ The bombers carned out cight p m RUSSIan film AN OPTIMIS­ tion In foreign mflrkets ts were heard of "P~pandreou Is freedom and dtgntty of ",an, you "I hOPe you mil go on oeeupytltll near the German tlDlbassy tlOgs were devoted to diSCUSSIon, on have struggled ag.jnst tyranny lIe. organlsmg oPPosItIon to the overnIght raids, and dropped dose TIC TRAGEDY (In senes of Rus­ In VIew of the abund.nce of immortal" democracy", lithe pe­ to 1 500 tons of bombs on lIenemy" ThaIland and the Phlhpomes af­ strellllthening the .gricultural ,ec­ democracy Will never rhe" present government sIan hlms thl~ week) tine and beautIful stones In the ople WIn I wm" and "down WIth pOSItions, a U S spokesman saId ter you le~ve VIetnam so Jean 01' P.O.B. 637 Kabul, Afgha­ tor as a means for development of Panayo!Is Kanellopoulos. 2 Over 4CO wre.th&- were laId on count!')' the .rt of stone cutting tbe junt.... Meanwhile the jOlOt American use your presence to Mampulote tbe over.ll economy. former prime mInIster and polI­ Pop.ndreou'. tomb, Includtng tho­ PARK CINEftJA: (lapldaq> IS also makmg great a~rtcuitUral Pollee remforcements were ca­ South Vtetnamese operatton "sea' the SItuation m Southeast ASia" stnde~ Preparation of deve' tIcal opponent of P.pandreou, se from hIS son Andreas, compo­ I At 1'30 3:30, 730 and 930 pm and fine and beautIful I;listan lopment pl.ns, especially the pro­ lled In Three arrests were marie ser MlkIS Theodorakls, ArIstotle lords" entered its 18th day yp.sterdllY "If the US leqves As,a comp­ s~ld ( Amencan cmem.scope fIlm AS stones products of Afghanist.n \ on ConstItutIOn Square' and more "I bow before George Pap­ letely l.t would be the end of my per implementation of them were andreou 10 the name of our ohl Onas.sls ex-premier Constanhne In the western part of the delta, nt'ar SIGNMEN'J' attraet general attentIOn In the rates. debated tn detail -tbey said at the cemetery The ero:,,"ds dIS­ IKramanhs, the f.mlly of eXlle3 the Thailand gulf Independence I would InVIte Mao world exhIbItIons persed ealmly after the ceremo­ d,Sp\ltes, which were always co­ Tse-Tung to t.ke over'Cambodla." The JO d.y semm.r was .ttended nducted tn the arena of democra· actress Mellnn Mercouri, and Amencan spokesman gave no de- by particip.nts from I ~ Southeast nies many from anonymous mourners tails on the operatIon whldI has the prince said . cy tI ASian nations Represented at the funeral we- ~....--...... -.:o:u-,:.-I.I ~ --: __ - (0 J r'MI"'=~''';''-';;;''''''=-='''''',,",~~ .. -"-_._'- ... - ~~.-....- ,.,.------'~-'-l"""'-"""o""Ii'U, • \ , . • ,

PAGE 2 "",~968 , THE KABUf, TIMES • I, NOVEMBER4,1968 Ji ~e;w' F:ace_ \ ~t~~;~ ~~t~4 i.~ ~ , " \ \ ~dUCdfioni$t.;r,wants .. ,'l...... , wahtetj'Si Press ,on women: I' The only guid_ to a man l.r ""'1.,~~9'1 an • r' .....'1.. ' P' itt ,'fgh"'·/~"\ " '. mlolle ~f;ghQn igir.ls.,ear:oIledn • cnnsctfmCr th_ only sl"eld to IllS ·Female Singers j~.U"H·; ,,'lv, ,'; Dr J'eailme Ordynlec, UN:eSCO 1 Training fi'rsf rate secretalies memory's the rectitude and .nnCf " BY ADim /;atkal • expeN 10 women's educatIOn who Recent1Y. a t~bing diplomatic relations aDd raJslac In reasmg as the years ll'O by. Both countries are flIl- Dr Ordymec said eat Interest m Pashto folk songs provmces Since her arnval one men's page under the title of Madam secretanal traiDlng schools only Itannl education In tbe country time to lIIe :unbassador IenL Jy coDBelous of the fact that Inereased oonIm..... Jlefore coming to AfghaOlstan my Madam and I was asked repeatedly ,for year ago and her nelet plan IS to bet'ome clerks nnd or go to Indus_4Women don't have to be second Alfhongll Alghanlstan and Poland clal ellcbJinres benetlclal both sldl!JB and> Dl.". Ordymec was the presldent of VIsit Bande Amir, where she are s1tuat- are to • encores tI ed In l\Vo d,Derent oontlnentl., thousands of miles AfgJilln-P"llSh trade wlll ee~ continue to a ' department In the Pohsh Ed­ hasn't seen yet Gardening, S1l'I­ Women hold iiN~s aPart, and aTe foUowlng different eeonomlc and Inercas. In volume. ucation Mmlstry She has also se­ mmmg, tennis and raISIng ammals. high positions at It IS not a coinCIdence that on social systems there are notable slmllarltles wb Our relations have not remained confined rved In Africa for three years as such as A.fghan hounds ara her By Beryl Bemay a UNESCO expert November 7, 1967, the UOlted Na She- studied mternatlonal law Ilt Ich brlnr thcm closer torether These slm1larlties only to the comm",;clal In volume Much has been hobbles HI ant m fa:vour of coeducation 'This IS my first VISit to Af­ ,tlOns General Assembly adopted If fields and a great numoer are London Umverslty and with thiS were outlined In a speeeh by Prime MInlster aehMved In the way of ewtural enhanres and • In Afghamstan ThIs should first ghamstan I would lIke to VISIt an hlstonc declaration on equal pIoneers m the fIght for equality formIdable background went back Noor iUun8(J Etemadi In bls capaelty as the llrst cooperation Following the cultural agreement be satarted In all pnmary schools thIS country aga,n after I retur­ rights of women For today wo WIth men to LiberIa to begIn another strug Deput} Prime Minister and MInI~ ot Fo~ slll'ned In 1966 and before that such cooperation and later In secondary schools I ned to Poland next year she said men are plaYIng a greater role In The UDlted Stales has two wo glc-fightlng the age-old p"iudlce Affairs during an official visit here ]llIld by the eldsted between the two countr.es. The agree am also eager to see coeducatlOnal She speaks French EnglIsh Ger world affairs than ever When men ambassadors at the UN_ agamst women In public affairs Poll'" ForeiGn Minister Adam Rapackl II> Ill6&. ment provides for the ellcbange of students and teacher tramrng academIes ope man Polish and a little Dan the declaration waS adopted, more Mrs Patricia HarTIS on tempo Her knowledge and perslstenco.: women were workmg at the UN lie had said that Afgbanlstan and Poland cultural del"l:ati!"",- ned In the provmces U she S3ld She IS workmg Wlth the Edu­ rary leave from her dutIes as broke down anCient barners based It IS ObVIOUS' saId Ordyntec catlOn MinIstry to Improve Af­ both m the SecretarIat and m professor of law at Howard Unl on sex and she rose from 8 pr.st bave SImilar characteristics. "Each Is situated In A number of Afghan student,; are studyinlr the national delegatIOns than at the heart of a continent in the old world. Both currently In Polish educational Institutions. Po- that Afghan women are clever ghan girl schools and to find Jobs verslty and Mrs Eugenle Ander n the Justlce Departmenl "0 other I am really ,mpressed by Il,elr for the new graduates of hIgh­ any prevIOUS time In UN hIst0ry son who lIke fv1rs Roosevelt In PO!\IIICmS on the Supreme Court as countrIes have been the crossroads of major ev IIsh mountaineers bave successfully climbed some embrOIdery espeCIally the deSlgns schools and Kabul Umverslty Women delegates of course sP the UN s formaltve years IS the professor of law Asslstant Attar­ ents which have marked the history In which both of tbe blrh peaks In thIS oountry The visit of the pak for all the neapIe of theIr cO­ highest ranking woman In tho ney General and ASSIstant Secre- nations have IJlayed a rol. Both countries have Polish Foreign MlnJster Adam Rapackl to AI untnes But some among them US delegatIOn {In May 1968 tary of State been the thedtre of foreign l!IvaS)oos They have gbanhtan in 1966 COD6t1tuted an Important phase are espeCIally aware that thelr Anderson was elected preSident The stunOine representatIve or a seen tbelr independence threatened and have str In the blstory of relations between our two coun c(olJstltuents Include mllhons of of the UN Trusteeship Councll} I attn American country IS Senora uggled to protect It." trIes Fllme MIDlsler Noor AhnJa.d Etemad! bas a women bound by custom and Another remarkable woman dip , __ 'leT looez de Garc1a of ColombIa tradItIOn to lives as second-cIa... s Tbese slmlbrllles have undoubtedly contr. standIng ,nvltatlon 10 VIsit to Poland The visit, lomat IS MISS Angle Brooks ASIS In her l:ountry too she says wo CItizens In the harem and the lam Secretary of State for (Iocr.a 'fmen have recently begun to ~row u,:, buled to the strengthening of friendshIp aDd eo- ,,~en " materlallses. will be yet another sucb Computerised fortune telling home operation betwren the two COuntrIes Afghan-Po step firsl woman preSident of fhe 1ru\ ,. people AIte a woman has had her By Nokta Cheeo, Frolll New York When the decelaratlOn came tr­ teeshlp Council and achnr,: chair children she should prepare herself Your sincere deslre honey, to reSs people a vote the male delegate gallan man of the lIberllln Dcle~atlan 50 that she can work 1n her thIJsC'n fmd a goo~ fortune teller any 4 You are loyal and thus Dave tly Wisely and unaoimously ep Afrrcan delcg lIes refer to ht'r as field It s worth the effort where 'n thc world has brought us many fnends iii proved 11 resolution whose wo the FIrst Lady of Afncan Indepen BeSides Princess Souvanna Ph to New YorK In thiS land of self 5 Your affaIrs are well manag rds, as yet hWe nublIclsed Will dence because she fought lung and ouma there 1S a second ASl!lO prln serVlCe and live every-minute ed and you aVOId hasty declslOns slowly and meVltably have -01 nallon~ I hard to help Afflcan free t'ess at the sesslOn-Anak Agung Yesterday s Jleywad carned an to governmenl officlab who are- tl \ WIth technology, astrology has 6 You are often misunderstood Impact In the farthest hamlets of themselves from colOnial ruTe One Muter-though she inSISts that In tonals on lhe 41 st annIversary 0' the world (, chtonal on the umverSllles and the Afghan Rollsh fnendshlp ... reaty Ing to build theIr own house been turned Into sClentlflc sub 7 You a<:.,oclate yourself WJth sign of her Success IS that In 19~5 my country we don t use rO\ial I~ educatlOo laws After the~ two I he papers referred to the glowing A~most all the lesser olllel"l... Ie Pari$~Talks: Ject success by the one you love Dlscnmmatmg agaInst women when the UN was founded there titles anymore Her country the laws came Into effect through a del: lies between the two counlncs wh l:onfronted wllh thiS problem 1 hey In the same way that madam 8 You sh0uld use better Judg denYing Of hmItIng as It :ioe::. were anI} three Afncan member paradIse Island of Bah In Indunes In be~n r~c while the parhament was In u.:h lrc manifested In the expansIon have been given small p~ts but they you don't have to walk up a st' ment matters of dIet their equalIty of nghts With men states There are 38 today la IndoneSian womcn have MIss Qll1llllrgn! IS madam~ recess as IS usual m a demoL:racy at trade and cultural contacl'i 3re shorl of cash to Slart bulldmg diploma~y atr case but can use an elevator What lhlS, fortune 1S fundamentally unjust and C0f'i This unusually capable WOman Important smce our fight for nde some writers and students began 1 he papers were certam lht.: ...c tics houses Conduct of greatlY' different now Qamargul recalls that when sne or escalator you need not walk tellmg? personahty analYSIS? M,,, shtutes an offense against hum born mto a poor famdy :struggled pendence 20 years ago she sa~s vers belIeve that HanOl m d~ldtng was a small gIfI she sang WIth lntlclsmg some of Its Items would further grow In the Illture as The bank should make lon~ term The composItion of the Vietnam to fortune teller SCIentlftc mm nd readmg or easy to make be an dIgnIty" the declaration ~ays nnd starved for her educal10n as Women have been In parfiement CeUaln government offiCials espe both countries make proeress and go loans at only three per cent rnterest peace talks In Pans reflects great to hold the Paris lalks WIt; Ihe olher small gIfls 01 the VIllage ds have manufactured computers heve? For many years womn at thp one of her colleagues put It At have served as government minIS Umted States went agamst the Wl­ whIle gomg to fetch water and I.: tally the responSIble educational lorward so lhat these offiCials may bc oble t.:hanges that have taken place m m­ to do the Job I feel falOt "hen I look at tnc UN have proved the workab,l,ty lhe age of II she had taueht her tcrs doctors lawyers We ale not on other occaSIOns as IS the tra authOrIties have 1n their speeches 1 he daily Isla/} t.:arrlcd '1. letter to to go abc Id w1th building tllllr hu ternatlonal relatIOns and the con shes of Chma bul had tbe suppor' What gel,S me madam IS that way ¢hese Lamputers tell you and worth of such a declaratIOn self to type and was eqrnmg monl y at <111 the stereotype Image of the lJW dltton tn Afghan VIllages explamed some of the problems and the e fa} wh­ when her first chIld, a son was Iroduce any change and a£reeg that the military Junta 10 Greece and haIL accepted the 'TrOika pnnclple ot encourage Afgha,n glfls to take study Journalism I have nol done en the NatIonal LIberation Front the two laws in theIr entIrety 'Ire US plans to supply Phantom fl The paper deSCribed the bo Dbmg the influence of the three mam wo­ born She sadly recalls her dIV­ more mlerest III sports saId MISS a lot of wrIting yet bUI I am deep the pohtical arm of the Vlel LOng functIonal and useful for"'tbe DIG ghter-bombers to Israel were Ion. hah as a VIctory of strateSouth Korea-have obser·mams to be seen (TASS) • pro';e home hfe for themselves and ly SOlw any problem the Krasnaya Zvezda said IS However the edllonal dJJ nol their famlhes'1 It IS obvIOUS that SUch problem~ not the opinIOn of the peoples of rule out the POSSlbiity of Pl)! tlL:ul ,Ji: lallOot be 'Solved except tbrough the Meductlon of yaast into Anak Agung Muter of indonesia, Inez Lopes de GarCIa of Colomhla and Haluna Warusl of Mar, factory at Lavera In France, in (Contlnu,,", -01\ __ 4) ooco •

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PAGE 2 "",~968 , THE KABUf, TIMES • I, NOVEMBER4,1968 Ji ~e;w' F:ace_ \ ~t~~;~ ~~t~4 i.~ ~ , " \ \ ~dUCdfioni$t.;r,wants .. ,'l...... , wahtetj'Si Press ,on women: I' The only guid_ to a man l.r ""'1.,~~9'1 an • r' .....'1.. ' P' itt ,'fgh"'·/~"\ " '. mlolle ~f;ghQn igir.ls.,ear:oIledn • cnnsctfmCr th_ only sl"eld to IllS ·Female Singers j~.U"H·; ,,'lv, ,'; Dr J'eailme Ordynlec, UN:eSCO 1 Training fi'rsf rate secretalies memory's the rectitude and .nnCf " BY ADim /;atkal • expeN 10 women's educatIOn who Recent1Y. a t~bing diplomatic relations aDd raJslac In reasmg as the years ll'O by. Both countries are flIl- Dr Ordymec said eat Interest m Pashto folk songs provmces Since her arnval one men's page under the title of Madam secretanal traiDlng schools only Itannl education In tbe country time to lIIe :unbassador IenL Jy coDBelous of the fact that Inereased oonIm..... Jlefore coming to AfghaOlstan my Madam and I was asked repeatedly ,for year ago and her nelet plan IS to bet'ome clerks nnd or go to Indus_4Women don't have to be second Alfhongll Alghanlstan and Poland clal ellcbJinres benetlclal both sldl!JB and> Dl.". Ordymec was the presldent of VIsit Bande Amir, where she are s1tuat- are to • encores tI ed In l\Vo d,Derent oontlnentl., thousands of miles AfgJilln-P"llSh trade wlll ee~ continue to a ' department In the Pohsh Ed­ hasn't seen yet Gardening, S1l'I­ Women hold iiN~s aPart, and aTe foUowlng different eeonomlc and Inercas. In volume. ucation Mmlstry She has also se­ mmmg, tennis and raISIng ammals. high positions at It IS not a coinCIdence that on social systems there are notable slmllarltles wb Our relations have not remained confined rved In Africa for three years as such as A.fghan hounds ara her By Beryl Bemay a UNESCO expert November 7, 1967, the UOlted Na She- studied mternatlonal law Ilt Ich brlnr thcm closer torether These slm1larlties only to the comm",;clal In volume Much has been hobbles HI ant m fa:vour of coeducation 'This IS my first VISit to Af­ ,tlOns General Assembly adopted If fields and a great numoer are London Umverslty and with thiS were outlined In a speeeh by Prime MInlster aehMved In the way of ewtural enhanres and • In Afghamstan ThIs should first ghamstan I would lIke to VISIt an hlstonc declaration on equal pIoneers m the fIght for equality formIdable background went back Noor iUun8(J Etemadi In bls capaelty as the llrst cooperation Following the cultural agreement be satarted In all pnmary schools thIS country aga,n after I retur­ rights of women For today wo WIth men to LiberIa to begIn another strug Deput} Prime Minister and MInI~ ot Fo~ slll'ned In 1966 and before that such cooperation and later In secondary schools I ned to Poland next year she said men are plaYIng a greater role In The UDlted Stales has two wo glc-fightlng the age-old p"iudlce Affairs during an official visit here ]llIld by the eldsted between the two countr.es. The agree am also eager to see coeducatlOnal She speaks French EnglIsh Ger world affairs than ever When men ambassadors at the UN_ agamst women In public affairs Poll'" ForeiGn Minister Adam Rapackl II> Ill6&. ment provides for the ellcbange of students and teacher tramrng academIes ope man Polish and a little Dan the declaration waS adopted, more Mrs Patricia HarTIS on tempo Her knowledge and perslstenco.: women were workmg at the UN lie had said that Afgbanlstan and Poland cultural del"l:ati!"",- ned In the provmces U she S3ld She IS workmg Wlth the Edu­ rary leave from her dutIes as broke down anCient barners based It IS ObVIOUS' saId Ordyntec catlOn MinIstry to Improve Af­ both m the SecretarIat and m professor of law at Howard Unl on sex and she rose from 8 pr.st bave SImilar characteristics. "Each Is situated In A number of Afghan student,; are studyinlr the national delegatIOns than at the heart of a continent in the old world. Both currently In Polish educational Institutions. Po- that Afghan women are clever ghan girl schools and to find Jobs verslty and Mrs Eugenle Ander n the Justlce Departmenl "0 other I am really ,mpressed by Il,elr for the new graduates of hIgh­ any prevIOUS time In UN hIst0ry son who lIke fv1rs Roosevelt In PO!\IIICmS on the Supreme Court as countrIes have been the crossroads of major ev IIsh mountaineers bave successfully climbed some embrOIdery espeCIally the deSlgns schools and Kabul Umverslty Women delegates of course sP the UN s formaltve years IS the professor of law Asslstant Attar­ ents which have marked the history In which both of tbe blrh peaks In thIS oountry The visit of the pak for all the neapIe of theIr cO­ highest ranking woman In tho ney General and ASSIstant Secre- nations have IJlayed a rol. Both countries have Polish Foreign MlnJster Adam Rapackl to AI untnes But some among them US delegatIOn {In May 1968 tary of State been the thedtre of foreign l!IvaS)oos They have gbanhtan in 1966 COD6t1tuted an Important phase are espeCIally aware that thelr Anderson was elected preSident The stunOine representatIve or a seen tbelr independence threatened and have str In the blstory of relations between our two coun c(olJstltuents Include mllhons of of the UN Trusteeship Councll} I attn American country IS Senora uggled to protect It." trIes Fllme MIDlsler Noor AhnJa.d Etemad! bas a women bound by custom and Another remarkable woman dip , __ 'leT looez de Garc1a of ColombIa tradItIOn to lives as second-cIa... s Tbese slmlbrllles have undoubtedly contr. standIng ,nvltatlon 10 VIsit to Poland The visit, lomat IS MISS Angle Brooks ASIS In her l:ountry too she says wo CItizens In the harem and the lam Secretary of State for (Iocr.a 'fmen have recently begun to ~row u,:, buled to the strengthening of friendshIp aDd eo- ,,~en " materlallses. will be yet another sucb Computerised fortune telling home operation betwren the two COuntrIes Afghan-Po step firsl woman preSident of fhe 1ru\ ,. people AIte a woman has had her By Nokta Cheeo, Frolll New York When the decelaratlOn came tr­ teeshlp Council and achnr,: chair children she should prepare herself Your sincere deslre honey, to reSs people a vote the male delegate gallan man of the lIberllln Dcle~atlan 50 that she can work 1n her thIJsC'n fmd a goo~ fortune teller any 4 You are loyal and thus Dave tly Wisely and unaoimously ep Afrrcan delcg lIes refer to ht'r as field It s worth the effort where 'n thc world has brought us many fnends iii proved 11 resolution whose wo the FIrst Lady of Afncan Indepen BeSides Princess Souvanna Ph to New YorK In thiS land of self 5 Your affaIrs are well manag rds, as yet hWe nublIclsed Will dence because she fought lung and ouma there 1S a second ASl!lO prln serVlCe and live every-minute ed and you aVOId hasty declslOns slowly and meVltably have -01 nallon~ I hard to help Afflcan free t'ess at the sesslOn-Anak Agung Yesterday s Jleywad carned an to governmenl officlab who are- tl \ WIth technology, astrology has 6 You are often misunderstood Impact In the farthest hamlets of themselves from colOnial ruTe One Muter-though she inSISts that In tonals on lhe 41 st annIversary 0' the world (, chtonal on the umverSllles and the Afghan Rollsh fnendshlp ... reaty Ing to build theIr own house been turned Into sClentlflc sub 7 You a<:.,oclate yourself WJth sign of her Success IS that In 19~5 my country we don t use rO\ial I~ educatlOo laws After the~ two I he papers referred to the glowing A~most all the lesser olllel"l... Ie Pari$~Talks: Ject success by the one you love Dlscnmmatmg agaInst women when the UN was founded there titles anymore Her country the laws came Into effect through a del: lies between the two counlncs wh l:onfronted wllh thiS problem 1 hey In the same way that madam 8 You sh0uld use better Judg denYing Of hmItIng as It :ioe::. were anI} three Afncan member paradIse Island of Bah In Indunes In be~n r~c while the parhament was In u.:h lrc manifested In the expansIon have been given small p~ts but they you don't have to walk up a st' ment matters of dIet their equalIty of nghts With men states There are 38 today la IndoneSian womcn have MIss Qll1llllrgn! IS madam~ recess as IS usual m a demoL:racy at trade and cultural contacl'i 3re shorl of cash to Slart bulldmg diploma~y atr case but can use an elevator What lhlS, fortune 1S fundamentally unjust and C0f'i This unusually capable WOman Important smce our fight for nde some writers and students began 1 he papers were certam lht.: ...c tics houses Conduct of greatlY' different now Qamargul recalls that when sne or escalator you need not walk tellmg? personahty analYSIS? M,,, shtutes an offense against hum born mto a poor famdy :struggled pendence 20 years ago she sa~s vers belIeve that HanOl m d~ldtng was a small gIfI she sang WIth lntlclsmg some of Its Items would further grow In the Illture as The bank should make lon~ term The composItion of the Vietnam to fortune teller SCIentlftc mm nd readmg or easy to make be an dIgnIty" the declaration ~ays nnd starved for her educal10n as Women have been In parfiement CeUaln government offiCials espe both countries make proeress and go loans at only three per cent rnterest peace talks In Pans reflects great to hold the Paris lalks WIt; Ihe olher small gIfls 01 the VIllage ds have manufactured computers heve? For many years womn at thp one of her colleagues put It At have served as government minIS Umted States went agamst the Wl­ whIle gomg to fetch water and I.: tally the responSIble educational lorward so lhat these offiCials may bc oble t.:hanges that have taken place m m­ to do the Job I feel falOt "hen I look at tnc UN have proved the workab,l,ty lhe age of II she had taueht her tcrs doctors lawyers We ale not on other occaSIOns as IS the tra authOrIties have 1n their speeches 1 he daily Isla/} t.:arrlcd '1. letter to to go abc Id w1th building tllllr hu ternatlonal relatIOns and the con shes of Chma bul had tbe suppor' What gel,S me madam IS that way ¢hese Lamputers tell you and worth of such a declaratIOn self to type and was eqrnmg monl y at <111 the stereotype Image of the lJW dltton tn Afghan VIllages explamed some of the problems and the e fa} wh­ when her first chIld, a son was Iroduce any change and a£reeg that the military Junta 10 Greece and haIL accepted the 'TrOika pnnclple ot encourage Afgha,n glfls to take study Journalism I have nol done en the NatIonal LIberation Front the two laws in theIr entIrety 'Ire US plans to supply Phantom fl The paper deSCribed the bo Dbmg the influence of the three mam wo­ born She sadly recalls her dIV­ more mlerest III sports saId MISS a lot of wrIting yet bUI I am deep the pohtical arm of the Vlel LOng functIonal and useful for"'tbe DIG ghter-bombers to Israel were Ion. hah as a VIctory of strateductlon of yaast into Anak Agung Muter of indonesia, Inez Lopes de GarCIa of Colomhla and Haluna Warusl of Mar, factory at Lavera In France, in (Contlnu,,", -01\ __ 4) ooco •

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\ . , , I '\ ." \ " -. '. • . " , L , ...... t \ , , N6VEMBER4,1968, ·THE·KABUL TIMES .! ' r' '{ ~.( . I' , - \• > , ' , " I ~ ,• - I' J j'l' • 'i, " : 1, ~News PIOOds, Stotms \\iE"~," -. " .W'orl'd Brief ~ sin, , '"1 \ I' .. I " " .. ~';."'" ';/II ',,'.' It MOSCOW, Nov, 4..,JDPA).~ ".~e president's, mcssaac, marking \ I\,I - ,', " -" E'g" I .,. The'King~of Kill 20' P«)p#e '. " . Nepal. Mahendra Blr South Vietnam'. National Day, wa. ? '.I, ,. . . . Bikram Shah Dcwa and Queeh haMed to President l;hieu. by U.S l , \' ; • ..l 0( ".. \I: ''j Ratna Lakshmi Dewa Shah ar­ Aml!a~sadi:>r Elsworth Bunj(er ''i,; N W' ,; ',"t':a'1\1 . r .' .\ -' rived here yesterday on their .. '1,"· }~- ) y , ~'.J ! . , 'f way to London, lITass" reported. NOVARA, NortJi:Italy, Nov. 4, ! ,I"" , They will stay in the Soviet , DURBAN, Nov. 4, (Reuter).-So· (Reuler).:-Twenly peotlle were yes­ .. capital till November 4. While in Ilth' African security pOiice " have' terday reported 'ktlled 'In 'stcni:ns and Moscow the' King will call on So­ dctained Dr, Pascal Ngakane, 36 .<' -, flood. wblch have &Wept north\\est "'.~ " , viet President Nikolai Podgor- '. I~ , -, year-old son ill' hi", of th. late , Italy for 48 hours: .I " ,, J ':'Y' Nobel peace priZe winner. Albert The casualties included eigbt . /' ~", " I,. • Lutbuli, tbe doctor's wife said yes­ people reported ki1led and 'about VOL. dWI.Malaysia if Malaysia wan­ the people of Venice the citv \Vas under order~ o,f His'Majesty by the The two fIrst 'met privately at again belne flooded. Shopkeepers airport by Court Wnlster Ah Mohammad, First Deputy Prime Mini­ be~re I ted to break them. Construction Department of . the a breakfast-lim" session Ramos was speaking to report­ French 'Leftists ,and people in ground-floor flats Ministry Ilf National Defence. ster of Education Dr_ All Ahmad Popal, House President Dr. Abdul moving into a full p1en&.'Y meet­ • ers' On arrIval at MantIa airport tried to save their belonglnss as e,e After touring various sections or Zaher, Chief Justice Dr Abdul Hakim Ziayee, cabinet members, ge­ Ing with their experts nne advi­ from Taipei. . sea poured throulth the ancient city the, hospital, His Majesty expressed ntral, of tbe Royal Army, high ran king officials, heads of the diploma­ sers. The pilot plant fermenter at Lavera rerJnery in France, operated by British Petrnleum's Frenc~ Asked to comment on Malays­ ·To Join Hands.. · centre to a depth of one and c half' appreciation for the attentl.Jn gIven fIC corps and resident Pashtoomstanis, The neW talks---a follow-through " ia's announcement tbat PhilippI­ mc:Cres (about. five feet) the fifth by National Defence Mini!!ee Gen. from the summit meeting abnard associate. Here British Petroleum Is building a factory whicb will use gas.oil as its raw material highest level on record, . for producing proteins. nes diplomats in Kuala Lumpur Against De Gaulle Khan Mohammad, Construction The Frime Min1ster and Mrs. USSR 01 the bead of the Afghan H M.S. Fearless last month bet­ no longer had diplomatic status, Department President Gen ~{orad Etemadl were accompanied up to government, Soviet people express wcen Smith and Wilson opened Ramos said "We will not beg • Ali. and I Ith- dlvtsidlt- Commandant near the plane by Dr. Popal, tbe confidence that this VJsit WLII Sf'rve (Contlnll~d on pall' 4) them to have relatfons WIth US PARIS, Nov. 4, (Reuter).-The Kiesinger Visits, Gen, Mohammad Tshaq to success­ Court Mmlster, Dr. Ziayee, Inter­ the cause of lhe further stre'lgthen­ Petroleum Based Food Becom es A Reality If they want to break, then Its a French SOCIalist Paliy last m­ fully implementing the proj__,. ior Mmtster Dr. Omar Warddk. In­ lng of fnendship and coop.,ration a~nim- (Conruwed /lOm porU' 2) dmg-stuffs More and more human feedmg too t.reak and we Will accept it gbt unanimously approved plans West Berlin Gen. Mohammad Ishaq speakmg fonnatlon and Culture Minister Dr between the Soviet Uruon and Af­ .::sms of the yeast (lOd the n-l..Its.l- dis, particularly pIgS and poult- The obuious posslbJllty IS fOI for merging the non-communist on .behalf of the others thanked H,s Mohammad Anas, president o( the ghanistan", Pravda writes affins to be palatable substitutes ry, are lIkely to find thiS nutn- the concentrate to be processed SAIGON. Nov 4. (A FP).-Thc left mto a smgle new party ag­ Majesty for hiS kindness Afghan AIr Authonty and Aman­ israelis Occupy (or the nonnal diet. They dlVldp lIDUs protem 10 their diet In the to sImulate foods like meat and U S. 's sllil commItted to helpmg amst the Gaullists-but on ltS Fe, Party Meet HIS Majesty also insp'ecti'd yes­ uUah Mansuri, acting governor of and multIply, altd.. thus cmbdrk r-ommg years cereals Vanous projects to apply Suuth Vlctnam repulse communist 'own tenns. terday a number of agricultural pro­ Kabul the nwparaffins Th~ mlcrO-OI gan· Two Dutch laboratoncs have thIS treatment to the more canv- Arab S'10PS In IggreSslOn and build a prosperou. At a natIOnal conference here, jeet~ and the Darunta electric power The Prime MInJster IS accompan· 'Weeh'-Lcng Soviet on the process of fermentatIOn been used to carry out toxICJty entlonal leaf proteIn have been BERLIN. Nov. 4, (DPA)-West future for the country President the party gave overwhelming ba­ station, Present also at thi:; 1,me led on his trfp to the Soviet Union 1n the case of the gas-od pro- and feeding tests of the proteIn pubhcJsed In the nasi BP laba- Johnson bas told South Vietnamese German Chancellor Kurt Georg were Nangarhar Governor Sultan a~out ~orkJng cking to tht, theSIS of Secretary by Second Deputy Pome Mmister Jerusalem cess, ten tons of protem co- At the Central Institute for Nut- ratones arc now on the PreSident Nguyen Van Thleu Kjesinger arrived in West BerIIO by AZIZ, Nangarhar Development Au­ Film Festival General Guy Mollet that the new air yesterday, defying Soviet and Abdullah YaL'La", Just,ce Mmister ! ncentrate are obtamed. f1 Om 100 lilian and Food Research the posslbJllty of Introducmg the co- party, remam a clearly soclahst thority President Abdul. HakIm, pre­ East Gennan threats to· disturb the Mohammad Asghar, MlOlster Wit­ tons of gas-all, whIle 90 tons of tests have been carned out on ncentrate as more sophisticated grouping. sident ot the Afforestation Depart­ 1 Prtme Minister J£temalll say tng good by to CoW"< !t'ltntster JERUSALEM. Nov 5 (AFP)­ former German capitars hfe-lines hout Portfoho Dr. Abdul Wabed On In Ariana punhed gas-OJ I are sent back tn I als, mice and chIcks and at the .. foods A synthetiC pork chop may In so do:ng It rejected the vi­ ment in the Ministry of Agilculture ; All Mohammad prior to bls departure for Moscow this morning Israeli pollee yesterday' "occupied" be~ to West Germany. Sorabi, director general of the Po~ KABU~ the refmery But the n-paratlins Institute of Agncultu;al Research In the not too distant future, ews of a mmority, led by the and Irrigation, Mohammad HRsan Nov. 5, (Bakbtar) -The ,at Kabul Airport. (Photo By Moqlm Th, Kablll TIm,,) Arabs shops in old Jerusalem and The Chancellor IS to preSIde over IIlIca! Arran'S Deportment Dr. truc~ are completely convertible to Pi- IOto BIOchemical Products on come more than Just a Ilgmenl of Lebanon Scores mayor of Marseilles Gaston De­ Keshtyar. . week-long SovIet film festival be· 1------loadmg their contents onto atem, SO 100 tons supphes 100 tons poultry and pigs ' a sCience-fIction v. flter s ImagJn- the annual parly conference of hiS Abdul 'Dhaffour Rawan Farhadl, gan here Sunday at the Anana CI­ ks, as the shopkeepers' stnke en­ ffene, that the new party move , While visiting 'he Saracha farm, director of the political d1\'islon,. of protem These are tYPIcal results from atlOn .... Chnstlan Democrats scheduled to nema tered Its third day. towards the centre to dtaw the open today a part ot, the Nangarhar Develop­ Dr Saadullah GhauSl, Mobammad Humphrey's Star Ascendi"", BP SCIentists first became In- held scale feedmg tnals More Immediately. B P. pJa-:- .Israeli Disregard Widest pOSSIble support, ment ProJect, HIS Majesty mstruc­ Speakmg of the Importance oC The stme,m the eastern part terested In the pOSSibility of con- BrOiler chick growth was mea- ners are now WQl kmg out how Soviet and East Gennan news Yousuf Mehr, the Pnme Mlnlster's 'I want the most complet~, in­ ted Hakim, and Keshtyar to allot cultural agreements With frIendly of the cIty has virtually paralysed medIa have warned that the "peace­ secretary, Mohammad Farouk Fnr­ vertlng OJI fractions into protClns sured from zero to five ...... ecks Co- lhe animal protem concentrate Of UN Resolution tranSIgence on the doctnne of part of the farm for afforestation countnes deputy mformatlon God Ratin'gs Up In Harris Polls bUSiness life, and ,.esterday shops In France In 1959 Smce 1963 the ntlClI animals were fed WIth a Will be marketed It may reach loving forces" In Berll" could 110 hang. member of the United Na­ opened for just few hours so that the future party", Mollet, 1 for~ The farms consists of 250 Bcres culture mlnJster Mohammad Khalid LOS ANGELES. Nov 5. (AFPI encamped only a few hundr~c.J yard two approaches have been pursu- diet which mcluded 10 vel' cent the fal mer liwough mlermedla­ BEIRUT Nov 4. (Tass)-Ihe longer tolerate SUch West Gennan hons section and Abdul Ja1l1 Ja­ IS ~endlllg the Dublfc could buy essent.al mer prime minister and SOCial­ of land. His Majesty also vi,ited Rcshan said Afghanistan -Cautious optimism began to (metres) away-made thea prc;)ence ed Side by SIde In Bntam and In of fish-meal When three-Quarters ry consumels InitIally the con- pnme mimster of Lebanon, provocations allegedly aimed at de­ mtly member of the Foreign MIniS· goods ISt leader for 22 years, told the farm No 1 which covers 7500 3t.:res her scholars, artJsts and blstOJf1ans mount m the political camp or Hu­ felt. France They both look lIke wln- of the flsh-mcal was replaced centrate WIll be ma'r:keted m Abdallah Yafi, strongly condemn­ monstrating llIiDit West German try- Protocol Department The stnke IS Intended to -mark congress of land. to Introduce Afghan culture and hert Humphrey here Monday as Monday evenmg. the vice presid­ ners. With B P. protem concentrate the Europe, where 'there IS already a ed 1srael's aggressIve policy and claims that West Berlin belonged to In connection With the Prune though to the friendly natIOns. the 51st anniversary of the Bal­ The new party had ongmally results of the latest Louts HarrIs ent was slated to take part 10 a mur 1n both cases the final product growth of chIcks was 1004' pet sophIsticated feed JOg-stutTs mdu- failure to comply WIth the secu­ West Germany, VJsit Pravda pubhsbed hIs blogra. WIth thiS, Roshan continued, "we four declaration proposing the been Intended as a merger of the poll gave the Vke PreSident a slim hour teh~vlslon marathon durmg IS a dry. yellOWish powder wh- cent of that of the controls When stry. nty counCIl's deciSIOns on the set­ The communists regard West phy In particular the paper say:) also ensure the poSSIbility" for the creation of a Jewish' natIonal three components of the feden­ lead over hiS repubhcan nvai which he answered questions ph 10 Ich can be added dIrectly to fee- the feed had 15 per cent protem But there ate no apparent tech- tlement of the Arab-Israeli conf­ BerHn as a separate territory. that Etemadl had taken par. :n tne f~lendly borne. tion of the left-the SOCialIsts, nations to Introduce their The Harns pollsters, who..iC one by volers AfterwaWs. Humphrey concentrate and no fish-meal r.lcal reasons why the concentr- het HoUse Discusses··· drafting of Afghanistan's new (,on­ art and culture to Afghan audien­ Tension rose markedly yester- the radIcals and Francois Mitter­ In hiS welcoming speech at the day survey ended late Sundc1} 01­ planned to return t, hiS hometown the growth was 966 per cent. ' ate should not eventually be sold In stitulJon which "signifies an III1­ day as pohc~ began occupYing the Delivenng parltament a gov­ rand's "conventlon" of politIcal airport West Berlin's governin£' ma­ ces", of Minneapolis, Mlnnesol.1. to awa­ Pigs With 5 per cent of the con- anywhere In the world. Packag- ernment statement on basic mat­ ICpJl~ti,g porta"t step forward in the "'Jun­ The opening of the SOVIe! film Sbt. showed Humphrey gamedng 15 shops they "confiscated" Sa­ clubs. yor Klaus Schuetz Sunday rejected Red 43 per cent of the vote nalionwlde It the electIOn results 3iI1l centrale In theIr diet grew sh- mg storage tnals, takmg 1010 ac- lers of foreIgn and domestic po­ try's development as a state". festival In Kabul IS an example of turday to house security troops Madam My Ma d The SOCialIst move cnuld thus the East German accusations as agaInst 40 per cent for Richard NI­ Meanwhile in the Nixon camp ghtly faster than control antmals CQunt aU vanatlOns of tempera- hcy the head of the Lebanese go­ unfounded, Etemadl, the paper writes. "com· thIS. Roshan saId , 'iPokesma~ Pollce removed goods from (Continued from page J) plunge the French left, aleady se­ crescent Funds, xon and 13 per cent for Tlghtlst the candidate's chlef over 15 weeks ture and humJdity have not sho- vernment stressed the stnving of verely battered by the Gaullists' es out for the further deve10pmen t Present at the openlOg ceremony these shops and loaded tbem onto after our return home, to check So far there have been no rep- wen up any adv~rse effects He counter-cbarged that the East of friendly Soviet-Afghan relaUons. candldak Georse Wallace. Herbert Klem reiterated hIS expec­ trucks. Other police were station­ Arab countnes for a just settle­ runaway electoral victory last KABUL, Nov. 5, (Bakhtarl.-- were also Keselov, head of a Mas­ vic~ the development of your luck. orts of adverse effects on the ta- 1t may be that m the develop­ Berlin authorities were trying to for the expansIon of economic al1d lbe poll showed a crucial 4 per tation of a decisive. Repubhcan ment of the MIddle East prob­ .June, IOta stIll deeper disarray lbe Wolesi Jirgab (House of Rep­ ccw film production laboratory and tory desplte'lb'e 'Harri poll ed nearby 111 half-truck vehIcles. and fortunes of your unfortunate ste of meat produ~ed from amm. 109 eountnes of the world. \\ he­ lem change the four-power status of technical cooperallon beiween lhe the artists whose films are m::lud­ cent of the electOrate undecIded as s Shopkeepers had hoped that the husband the CIty. . resentativeS) lyesterday olSl.:ussed of Sunday night. A companson With Klein repeated an earh-er 'predic­ als fed on the concentrate Two re hvestotk tradItIonally fend for He stressed the determinatlOn of / USSR and Afghanistan, for con­ ed In the movies to be shown dunng confiscatIOn measure, would be Smce that· danger exists, Will cooked hams of slmJiar appear- themselves or are fed on short (The three western allied com- collectioll of donahons by thy At­ tacts between lhe leaders of the two Harris statistics in late August dra- hon that Nixon would claim a 10­ the Lebanon together with other gban 'Red Crescent Society and the the week. rescmded as a result of negotia­ someone fmd a fortune telling cv­ anCe were recently sent to B.P.'s rallons, thlS new form of protein Arab countries to uohold the mandants 10 West Berlin haVe fre­ cOlmtrles which, as he stated in a matically IOdlcated the long road tal of 330 elecloral college vote. 60 lions started' by the Arab Cham­ Jetter from the Interior M 1n1stry mputer-operator in Kabul? I am head office .In London fOJ palat- Will have Its greatest Impact national fIghts and in-terests of WANTED quently Pfotested agamst East Ger­ speecb'· testify to the sincere friend­ Humphrey ha, travelled At tbat more than are needed to wm He ber of Commerce. on the formation of tho prOVincial plann10g to Jmport a fortune tel­ abIlIty tests. Ham A came from a Arab peoples An experienced typist for a man military parades in East Berlin ship based on mutual unde;stand­ time, Humphrey registered 29 per predicted that Nixon would have a An Israeli army spokesman sald temporary vacancy. Knowledge of Img 'machme: or send a fortune pig whIch had been fed on nor- "The flouting by Israeli leaders wbich. they said. were violating the Jl'gahs. lng, respect and trust", cent against 44 per cent tor NI{'on 3 million vote plurality over Hum­ that bazooka fire came from Jor­ shorthand preferred. Salary upto In the Meshrano' JIrgah '(Senate) SOluth Korea phrey nationWIde. teller to receIVe further trannmg mal commercIal ratIOns Ham B of the mamstays of mternatIonal Postdam agreement of tbe big four "Welcoming the 'Jrrival III the and 20 per cent for Wallace, dan twice dunng the night the Committee on International Af­ In the new field of hiS craft came from a pIg whIch for eIght Arabs Support.. law and of the prmciples of just­ At. 300 per day. Apply In wrlt:tng ~ime a s, which forbIds any . The Harris sur:veyors aItI Jbuted (Contmued on page 4) But madam, If you want to weeks had been ted on a dIet wh­ lee jncreases the determ1Oation of to Acting WHQ Representative, mdltary splay III the former Ger­ fairs ,heared testimonies by MoHa­ Again,st Saigon the Democrahc candidate's latest mmad Ismail Nausan, duedur o{ KABUL, Nov 5, (Bakhtar).- rhe remam content With astrology of Ich mcluded 60 per cent of BP Arabs ,to OlJpose Isra~l's aggres­ P.O. Box 33. man ca Ital) upwards surge to President John­ the legal department 10 the Air Soviet medical delegatIOn which the machines. then have one tl- protem concentrate ThlS was ab­ Holy War To SIve plans'':'' he saId. son's decision to stop bombing No­ Authonty on the air serVices aAree­ came here to visil some of the Taiksl With Ho U~R lal With It all your hfe out SIX tImes the normal amou­ rth Vietnam. Despite the belief oi Say.slsrael HasMissile "The Lebanon, as always" will health projects In AfghaOistan left Don't shovt your bolts If I tell nt which would be added to the FOR RENT ment recenUy signed between Af­ spme observers that this caRle too Free Palestine strive for the strengthenmg of D~nmark. Kabul for home yesterday. The de­ SEOUL Nov 5, (DPA),- South you that In a second get rusted ghanlslan, Norway ana S~tes Iailon. tIes WIth fraternal Arab coimtnes A spacious, modem house, 10· WANTED legation was headed by Dr (her­ Korea Will not support South Vi­ Idle to help, " appeared po""ible Set Up Across Canal with the same story. A total of 250 B.P staJ! mem­ BEIRUT. Nov 4, (oPAl-Hun­ stnctly adhering to Its commit­ cated In Char RahJ Ansari. It was The cqmmittles on Legal and Le­ that the bombmg halt had gIven the gislative Affairs and on HeaTIng novsky.. deputy he~lth minister of. etnamese preSident Thieu in hIS "UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 5 But the SovIet representallve J _ Sance machmes do not ofler bers tasted the two hams. 86 pre­ dlcds of demonslrators SatuTda~I pa­ ments and to decisions adopted at . formerly leased' by the FrenclJ vice president his first serhlU" ch­ (~cutcr) "An American or English of ComplnLnts also met ye3terday Tajek1ston. present confrontaboJ1 With the -The Security CounCil cob Malik b .' a vafIety you might as well stick ferred sample A. 80 preferred sa­ rIlly r'ghl MON. THU. SAT. SUN. DAYS MON. THU SAT. SUN, . Speaking at tbe C'pemnc country Attack East -A landslide northwest of fa'z­ ny. secretary general of the Afghan OtherwJse, South Korea is com­ tmued occupation by lsrael of Arab 64 F 23 F It IS likely to be acceptable for way to Itberate PalestlnC' territory constitutes a situatlot) wh­ abad. Badakhshan, killed tIVO chil­ Famaly Plannmo,: CommiSSion Dr pletely sympathising with Th,eu KABUL Nov 5 (lIakhlarl Ma2are Sharif 19 CSC greate~t . dren and injured another All three Abdullah Omar, expressed the hope 10 opposmg an appeasement of the Khan Abdui Ghalfar Khan the Pa­ Ich IS fraught with Ihe dan­ Bank Rebels 66 'i' 48 F PK 606 FlT. N PK 607 ger". - were chiJdren sunnmg thewo;dves that this and other chnlcs which communists In an effort to solve $htoonlstan leader left Kabul f\-,r Herat 20 C 7 C · -- - AMMAN, . Nuv 5. (AFP)- on Ole edge of a cliff when ihe gl· are to be opened later WIll ensure the war m South V,etnam mcJu­ Ja1alabad to spend Ihe wintci tnere Other speakers all placed heavy FOR SALE'· Am~ 66 F 44 F ound under them collapsed t.Ikmg dmg a coalitIOn WIth the Viet He has been spending the .... Inler In emphaSIS on the Importance of co­ Troops patrolled the streets of 23 C 6 C the health of children and mo.hers Kandahar FOLKER FREINDSHIP AIRCRAFT FOLKER FREiNDSHIP the children WIth It IOto the gorge Cong as a {arm of solution Jalalabad fer the last three }enrs operation With Dr JarnnR. who man last night after King HUiSCl11 68F 43F has agreed to extend h.IS leave of bro~dt,;ast an appeal ror notIOnal I 73 F 43 F 1965 Ford Tanus. 17 M, in good condition. . .Ibsencc rrom hiS post HS ambassa.­ unity In the face of "a J;;:roup of MAZARE SHARIF, Nov. 5, (Ba­ _ ..•.~ Ghaznl 15 C 4 C With many spare paris. tools anel 3 extra tires. ECONOMY CLASS ECONOMY dor to Moscow until thc end {,r lraltors who bavt' mrlltrated the , 59 F 32 F --- • ...- ~ - khtar),-Preservahon of hl.;t.om:al country' - -= monuments in Balkh provin... e wa~ November Zl C 4 C (Custom duty unpaid) Contact: Nawroz Carpet The currew, Imposed sOon aJh,'r Baghlan discussed at a meetlOg yesterday In Saigon Campaigns To Support Thiel;' George (gnaHerf o[ Canada sn:d 70 F 39 F Exporting Co. Ltd· ~pokcsm,m dawn Monday morning. was 6till to the governor's office Departmen~ SAIGON, Nov 5. (AFP)-The announced after a stormy debate bassy The government "I do nOI thmk It IS an exal.:l:era­ Laghman 23 C '6 C h~ force last night and telephone con­ Opposite Blue Mosque. Tel: 24035 PESHAWAR DEP.1030 KABUL DEP 1150 heads In the provlOclnl go\ornment South Vlelnam government anno­ In the NatJonal Assembly yesterday, said he could nOI say whether thiS tion to say that the days that 73 F 43 F neclhJfS were cut between Ammon I and historians and scholars of the unced yesterday the opening af a during whIch one deputy called for meetmg had been authonsed by the ahead may well show whether the South Sa1aDg 2 C -3 C ,l and neighbouring Arab capitals I I , province attending the &jth~rmc ··very big campa':$T1" throughout the "a new struggle against c:ommumsm ifovemment. Aim of the l11eetmg current efforts for peace hu\C' 36F 26F KABUL ARR. 1050 PESHAWAR ARR ,j,O chance or success or not" FlJo::hts between CaIro and Ammon . . country 10 $upport or PreSident and Amencan imperialism" Will be to protest agamst thc "unt­ 13 C -2 C . · , were suspended for 24 hours Damtan J:anglak'F~ctories N~d MAZARE SHARIF. Nov. 5, (Ba- Nguyen Van Thleu's deCISion to The debate followed a meettnK lateral" US deCISions conccrnlO& The Israeli delegate Tekoah said. 55F ZSF The hiS foeeign mlntster Abbn Eoan had In a terse Six-minute 'ipee... h to khtar),-An exammatlon of :!:M07 boycott the Vietnam negol1atlOn~ III Sunday ot the Senate. whIch adop­ Vietnam. ted a communique fully supportmg QuestIoned about the mec1lllg. an met Jarnng, personal envoy ~ll UN the nation Kmg Huss..c:ln charged blOod slides showed seven cases of Paris. that a group. opc:rutlng on the' East malaria, The malaria inspp.dors ha- Authoralative sources said mean· President Thieu's position Amencan mlSSlOn spokesman said, Secretnry General U Tliant. on Bonk of the Jordan was s«:kInJt to Following: AJLL TIMBS· LOCAL ve put all 'the seven patients under' while that mass demonstratIons Depulles accused President Jl'hn­ 'lwe, do not expect any trouble". Monday mormnc to put rorward hiS son of "trying to push Us into sis­ But he admitted that security mea­ new proposals diVIde the coltntry and prepare the treatment Under the malaria sur- would take place this morOiog in way for enemy, conquest. vej1lan~e eTQbas~y, verytl and oJ .. sacrificing VIetnam sures around the embas~ had been "It IS now up to the UllIled TH~I 11'OM~RS, programme every month 'front ot the American As ·he spoke, Jordanian regulars 17 ITEMS OF RAW MAmRIAL: ON REQUESTS OF OUR CUS PIA HA$ nearly S(K)() slldcs' are cxamJ&d where spc'clal security measure:,; ha- for a handful of votes", A major strengthened. Arab Repubhc to dcteMllOe whe­ were contmuine moppLng up oper­ ANGLE IRON, METAL SHEETS, STEEL wmE ve already been tnken The guard theme was that the U.s had no The South Vietnam military lO­ ther these contac's WIll. as we hope, result m a seriOUS exchange of VIews atlpns In the capital where small CHtANG~D, KABUL,' Nov. 5,' (Bakbtar) _Zla of military police and mannes has right 10 H run" Vietnam, and that aU mmaod announced that no "peelsl FOR MAKING NAILS· IN DIFFERENT SIZES, THE THE DAYSOF OPERATiON :J:ROM TUESDAYS leadloS to an agreement Rnd per­ ,groups of ar"led rebels had taken Ahmad Fedayee, a (acuIty member been reinforced. decisions should be Iaken wltb the measures had been taken, froops TOTAL PRICE OF $21, '582. 62 HAS BEEN OFFERED manent peacc", he declared up positions. of the InsUtute of Educati.Jn. lelt 4. A government spokesman explaan· full agreement of the Saigon gov­ were On 50 per cent alert. "as they ARlANA CINEMA: TO(SU~.D~YS-SO THAT QUR.CUSTO MilS MAY lUtEL ernment, have been ror the past few we-.:k-i" Bntam's representative Lord There was shooting between the BY THE BELGIAN COPNSULATE IN KABUL FOR ~ Kabul for Bangkok yesktday to par- ed' "The population tends to think At 1:30, 3:30 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 . " . , Caraclon. saymg that "dec:sl~c ne­ rebels nnd the JOl'danian army ~nd tlcipate in n seminar on lCul.:hing that we are defeated becau~ of A ministry of information spuk­ As tension mounted partll;ularl\' p m. Russian film THIRD HALF DELIVERY OF THESE MATERIALS 'TO nRACm. gotiations" were In course to break the group reportedly used loud­ ~ND science In secondary schools. The the halt of the bombing of the esman, In announcing the opening Q,mong students groups and Catho· (In series of Russl3n films thiS PERSONS AND DEPARTMENTS WHO CAN 'FROM"'KABUL'ONTHUas,DAYS RETURN' TO' KAJUL of the "campahcn" y~sterdoy would Iic 'refugees from the North. the the deadlock On the attempt to find speakers to call On lbc populatIon week). . / ' . ~ '.,~ " o;emlnar, sponsored by the U"\led North. The campaign. wbich will n political solution to the problcm, to demonstrate In the street-:; DELIVER AT A LOWER PRICE SHOULD SUBMIT Nations, last three w,eeks extend into all of the prOVinces, not confirm that the campaign w',cld moss of the popUlation was <:om­ will The klng's radio messa1e was S.U~D.AYS, S_P~~D·THEIR WEE~ENbS will have the purpose of explammg be Uanti·American" I?letely calm and seemed Indllfel eot