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To Arrange Talks Between New Afghan Constitution Water-Stud- Y Decade 3 Feuding Laotion Groups KABUL, August, 2 THE WEATHER ' NEWS SI ALLS Yesterday's Temperatures Kabul Times is availalbe at: Max. 30C. Minimum 12 C. Khyber Restaurant; Spinsar Sun Sets today at 6.25 p.m. Sun Hotel; Kabul Hotel: Shar-e-Na- rises tomorrow at 5.7 r m near Park Cinema; Kabul Tomorrow's Outlook: Clear TIMES International Airport. Forecast by Air Authority m VOL. Ill, NO. 128 KABUL, SUNDAY, AUGUST2, 1964, (ASAD 11, 1343, S.fL) PRICE Af. 2 Prime Minister's Report 60 Nations To Take Britain Asks ICC Members To His Majesty On Drafting Partlnlnternational To Arrange Talks Between New Afghan Constitution Water-Stud- y Decade 3 Feuding Laotion Groups KABUL, August, 2. WASHINGTON. Aug. 2, (Reu- - ' . MOSCOW, August, 2, (Renter). rR- Mohammad Yousuf, the Prime Minister on submitting ter). The United States hopes ButIer R" ," said here Saturday that he has asked India, the draft Constitution to His Majesty the King, also pre- 60 countries, including the Soviet Poland and Canada to arrange sented a report to His Majesty. Union, will take part in an in- a meeting of rival Laotian rOTin p, ternational water-stud- y 'decade nuuuic neutrai territory. In his i,it. The British Foreign Romifan, ter recalled that when at the end starting in 1965. President John- Laos over the past 10 years had Afghan-Jordania- n son's scientific Dr. Donald told a press conference twice of 1341 His Majesty, in accord- adviser. before leaving averted a real threat of ance with a desire to bring Hornie. said vesterdav. for London at the war, tiutler said. about I end of a five-da- y political and social changes Dr. Hornig told reporters after visit of Moscow On Soviet's threat, in a state- in the Ties Raised To a meeting with President John- that he had sent a message to ment last country,' entrusted to him the this effect to weekend, to withdraw post of Prime Minister, the new son that countries were spending the Indian govern- from the of the ment. He was on government was also given Embassy Level billions of dollars on water pro- also in touch with Laos conference in the jects and research, but the object Canada about his proposal. Geneva, duty of revising and drafting Af- He spoke Butler said, "I sincerely ghanistan's Constitution. KABUL, Aug. 2 The Ministry of the decade was to make a at the conclusion of hope they will decide not to." ef EVifoirTm A 4 1 . coordinated study of the total hy-- "frank and friendly" talks on The three The Prime Minister's report wiiu miaus aiuiuuiitxu t:mt Laos and other Laotian factions are in order to further strengthen drological cycle. world problems the neutralist, the right-win- g stated that a Constituent Commit- , . ... with and This would involve the estab Khrushchov and Pathet-La- o. tee was accordingly set up in .araoaoie lies existing between Andrei the the Royal Government of Afgha- lishment of stations and networks Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minis- The March 1963. ter. Britain Pathet Lao leader. Prince The. Committee, over period nistan and Jordan the two Go-- .throughout the world to measure and the Soviet Union Souphanouvong, according to a vprnmpnts KavA AtxniAe agreed during the the of one year, held regular meet- trk raico and track water from rain to the talks to draw New China News Agency Satur- the status of Diplomatic mi underground water table and up a consular convention and in- day, has , ings to perform its duty and to their crease called far "iiroiif do so ssions from legations to the Em- eventually back to the atmos- cultural exchanges. sures" by Britain and the Soviet it also obtained the views Butler told reporters ear- high-ranki- bassy leveL phere, a White House announce- he Union as of a French expert nestly hoped of the of jurisprudence. ment said. that Britain and the Geneva conference to stop "mas- Finally prepar- Dr. Hornig said the United ooviei union would "find a wav sive military attacks" on areas the Committee States spending 70 mil- - to continue our ed the draft of the new Constitu- was about over held by Pathet Lao forces. KABUL, Aug. 2. The agreement lion dollars althouehthis amount Laos. In New Delhi tion and delivered it to the Gov- "We have official sources ernment. The of Dr. Karim Azkoul as Leba- would not be increased, some of no British interests said India had not so far received Draft Constitution nese Ambassador to the Court of the research efforts here would be in Laos," he said. "We simply after being studied by the Cabi- Butler's reported request. The Kabul, requested by the Govern- oriented to what scientists in other have an interest in not allowing government wanted to study net Council, was turned over for app- be doing this problem the further scrutiny to an Advisory ment of Lebanon, has been countires would during to spread into world request before commenting. roved by His Majesty the King. the decade. war." well-inform- India ed is chairman of the Inter- Commission consisting of Anglo-Sovi- et and knowledgeable per- in national Control Commission for sons headed by Dr. Abdul Zahir. -- Laos whose other members are President of the Afghan National Panj Amu Rivers' Power EDUCATION DIRECTORS Poland and Canada. Assembly. HEAR DR. ANAS ON Butler told reporters here that The Advisory Commission after Output Be he will keep his contacts with holding 20 sessions finalised, Estimated To SCHOOL FACILITIES Poland and India to try to arrange with a certain amendments, the Draft KABUL, Aug. 2. Dr. Moham- conference of the Laotian par-tit- s. Constitution and returned- - 6 Times As Much As mad Anas, the it Aswan Minister of Educa- According to the Government. The ' do- KABUL, August, 2. tion took part in the meeting of to Tass the Soviet cument was again studied - by the provincial directors of educa- Union and Britain "are in accord PRELIMINARY estimates made on the banks of Panj and tion that the achievement agree- the Cabinet Council and it was Amu rivers show possibilities yesterday to discuss ways of an finally adopted at a Cabinet meet- that there exist of building and means of expanding educa- ment on the of 8 hydro-electri- ing held on July 27th, 1964. from to 10 barrages with accompanying c plants tional facilities. nuclear arms and the conclusion "I have the honour", the Prime capable of a total power-productio- n of 14 to 16 million KW or The Minister of Education said for this purpose of an appropriate Minister's report said, "to enclose " "ul" "iutu as uic power-ouip- ut irom Aswan men Dam. he was sure that such meetings international treaty would be in herewith the final draft of the . The Afghan and Snviot Holoim. ing irrigation and are useful not only for solving the interests of peace". , Afgh- This is Soviet-Britis- new Constitution of the country tions which had gone to the tion installations, regulatingmjp.j educational and administrative said in the joint h an-Soviet the problems for Your Majesty's information. border for flow of water and etc. in the provinces but communique signed in As Your Majesty had announced studies and observations also as a medium of guidance for connection with the stay in the the Ministry Soviet Union in the Royal Proclamation of have returned to Kabul. Panj river and upper in developing edu- of Richard. A. Butler, 10, 1964 Mr. Secretary-Gener- the, part cation in the country. Foreign Secretary Feb. to Your Majesty's Etemadi, the al of Amu river, which 'flow of Britain. subjects, orders may be issued to of the Ministry along Dr. Anas compared the seminar Both sides, the communique of the Afghan-Sovi- et convene the Loya Jirga at a date Foreign Affairs and border, are to a school in which the partici- points out, "have again confirmed leader of the two of the largest rivers in Asia. - and time which Your Majesty Afghan delegation stated that the pants learn from each other. , then- conviction that the safe- The annual flow of Panj certain-suggestion- s may long-rang- e river at He made guarding of peace consider suitable. outlook of the propos- its higher level re- in the nuclear "I hope that the people of Af- ed is estimated at garding the expansion of educa- age is of primary interest for scheme, which will certainly 3 cu. km.; increases to 40 cu. all ghanistan would organise and de- lead to the further strengthening it tional facilities in the provinces in states regardless of distinction in velop km. at the lower level, and at accordance with the educational their political and systems. their national life under of friendship and Tashguzar the volume social the leadership of their beloved between the two neighbouring of water development plans. "The common goal therefore, Sovereign " in the river has been estimated at The second part of the should be and on the basis of the countries, was very interesting 60 cu. km. seminar patient and construc- new Constitution in such a way and useful. of the provincial directors of tive talks, aimed at seeking a that the great hopes cherished by The members of education ended yesterday; the peaceful and mutually acceptable the two delega- The difference between the third and phase Your Majesty for the advance- tions took boat-tri- ps on Panj and .final of consul- solution of disputed international ment of Afghan level of the river when it de- tations will continue for a few problems." society would, by Amu rivers and carried out a bouched on the Grace of God, be realised in close survey to the plains and the days more.
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