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3-14-1968 Kabul Times (March 14, 1968, vol. 6, no. 306) Bakhtar News Agency

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The Wolesi Jirgah, Dr. Za­ Sen. AbdUl Hadi Dawi addresses the openIng session of the Meshrano Jirgah (Senate), her ·said. tries to exerc:ise its duties in full compliance with the' nation's needs and aspirations and to enjoy its complete sup­ port at all times. "In our sessions befon' the re­ cess," Dr. Zaher -went Dn, "with very best relations prevailing between the Executive and the Legislature. we succC'edrd in ac­ complishing very important tasks. "It is myI hope that ~uch spirit \vill prevail in the course of cur­ rent session. as well," Dr. Zaher said. "\"h' have ~reat. JTI,ltlers to tend to in our sessiollS. Care­ ful 'JI)d sustaiu('d WOI k also will enable us to discharge our respensbll ities propel Iy," " he . said, lip l~xprcssed the hope thal with Almight.y·s help the house would be able to furict-ion as de­ sired I1ndt:r the patronage of His Majesty the King in l'·)mplian­ ce wil h the tenets of Islam and the pruvisiuns of the Constitu­ Dr. Abdul Zaher· addresses the opening session of the Wolesl Jirgah (lower house) of parliament. tion_ President of the Meshrano Jir­ --' -_._------Ilah (Senate) Sen: Abdul Hadi Dawi. said that during the recess Herat-ISlam Qala Road-Opened S~harto a large number of acts and ordi­ KABUL, March 14:-The Herat-Islam Qala road, a 124 kilo. Kennedy Enlarges Indonesian nances were submitted for par­ liamentary ·scrutiny, all of whieh metre all weather link between Hernt in western Afghanistan will have to go through the Me­ and·Iran was dedicated this afternoori by Second Deputy Prime Congress By More Than 100 shrano. Jirgah Committees. MInister Abdullah . YaHali. ' Reconsiders "It ·is my wish," he, continued, This motorway as an importarlt link in the circle l'oads in. JAKARTA, M"i·ch 14, (Reu- paratory meetings of the cong­ "that the c;ommittecs will work western Afghanistan will provide a powerful impetus ·for eco­ ted. Indone~ia's Acting Presid­ ress working committee. .. tirelessly so t.hat we can fiinsh nomic growth of western Aftghanistan especially Herat. said As McCarthy ent Gen. Suharto yesterday' ap, It will also have to delay ge­ our business on schedule, with­ Yaftali in his remark at the dedication ceremonies held· just puinted more than 100 new neral elections which cannot tie out delay and .bottlenecks. outside Herat. members of the· Peoples Cong­ held on schedule this year becau­ ':Thc . present conditions have . Others at .the Herat road-opening ceremonies jncluded U.S. . ress,' the country's top policy- se the election law is not ready. changed' for nations jusl as for Ambassador Robert G. Neumann, Interior Mini~ter Mohammad Runs Streng making body, one week before a Suharto wants a five year indi,viduals. ' tTlIeial congress se,ssion conven­ poslponemenl while polilical par­ Omar Wardak and Public Works Minister· Eng. Mohammad ed to postpone elections and na­ ties want a three years delay. Husein Masa, Iranian Ambassador Mahmoud .Feroughi and Re WASHINGTON, March 14, '·The iMerrelations between (AFP).-Sen. hobert Kennedy .ne him full president. the nations have expandec!. So sident UN Representative Ar,sene Shahbaz. . announced here yesterday that An o!1i('it.ll announcement said have the number. and intensity The completion of this highway, said Yaftali is another he was "actively reconsidering Suhartd had decided to increase of influences. It is no longer step taken by Afghanist.an towards economic dev~lopmel)t un· the possibilities" available to . the 'congress membership by 102 possible for a nation to be an der the patronage ot .His Majesty the King. him. se'lts 10 828-a raise. of about 14 U.S.'Warns absolufe isolationist. , "The Herat-Islam Qala road .compLetes the part of Asian Hig­ The announcement came as re­ per cent. "It is true every nation has· its ·hway, an ECAFE backed project; passing through Afghanistan, ex­ sulls from the Democratic pri­ . Then new members will be non own way of Hfe and thinking mary in New Hampshire sho\v· pC) rly men. armed' forces mem­ stemming from its OWJ~ needs, panding the possibilities of our trade and contact with our brother nation Iran and other cO\lIltries of the region" YaItali said. ed that President Johnson won only bers. ex-servicemen veterans and Against aspirations traditions but it ca,n SL'rvil:emen's wives. the annuun­ "At this time I consider it my duty to express my appreciation 49 per cenl of. the democra- cut off itself from the world tic ballot against Sen. McCar­ cement said. beY6nd its horizons. for thE hard' work of Afghans and Americans who worked on the thy·s 42· per cent. No new members were mentio­ ·Thus it is important for us to project and for the friendly assistance given by the Ul'ited States rlcd from l,xisting political par­ Opposing regulate, define, llnd transform to .complete this project." he added. McCart11Y said that when wri- ties. the impact ·with t4e world at Public Works Minister Eng. Mohammad Hussein Masa ex­ te-in votes in the Republic3n The ol1icial reason for the mo­ large. The responsibiHty to rio pressed the conviction that the highway will facilitate trade and ve was ttl nli'se the congress this. falls ' squarely parlia­ primary election ballot had been Treaty on travel with Iran and countries beyond and will have a major ef­ counted "I might have more vo­ membership. according to. con­ ment's shoulders. vention. to do"uble that of the fect on .expanQing and facilitating transportation in the region. tes than the president." GENEVA, March 14, (Reuler).­ "We could perform this duty· '114 member parliament which In the course of the first two F·ive Year Developm."nt Plans Political opservers throughout The United States Wednesday wnr­ better 'in an atmosphere of cord­ SuharlO expanded by the addi­ Afghanistan built 2,000 kilometres of modern highways Including· the country viewed Senator Me­ ned governments opposed the So­ iality with other branche·, of the Car1lhy's achievement in new tion of Grmed forces and non State, especially with the Exe the Kabul-Salang-Sher Khan Bander, Kabul-Tourkham, party members las! month. viet-American draft nuclear non· Kabul-Kandahar-Spin Boldak, Kandahar-Herat-Tourghundi, and Hampshire as a serious blow to proliferation treaty that they would cutive the president's political prestige Observers said that Suharto's "Therefore 1 suggest that con­ assume a heavy responsibilily. a part of Kabul-Gardez. and Pule Khumri-Mazar·e Sharif-Sheber­ and further evidence of the divis~ intention was to secure a major­ tacts and consultations with the U,S. delegate William C. FOsler ghan; he said. ions in the Democratc Party ity of nfln- party and armed for­ Executive be continued ,as in lold the J7-nalion disarmament con­ "These highways have enabled us to link centres of provinces over the Vietnflm w~r. ces members. which already hold the ·past for the sake of be.Iter substan tin! l'1.Jngrcss fl.:.'presenla­ ference it was essential to agree on with one another and to provide motorway up to our borders with the treaty nOW "if we are t<;, have exercise of our duties", Sen. D:'\WI Observers took stalement as an in· tion, to head. oU any opposition neighbouring countries," Masa said. a fair chance to make the further concluded. dication that the former president's from political party members. The Herat-Islam ·Qal" road cost Af. 64 million and $ 9,353,290 progress we all waDI" towards othc;r ------brother was on the point of revealing The congress is to make Su­ WASHINGTON, March 14, (AP) of which $ 943,290 was a gr'lnt and the rest·a credit from the Uni­ disarmament measures_ that he had decided to run ag­ hano full president till elections Dr. Robert F. Ward, a leadlllG Am-· ted ·States. take place. a proposal which has "Those who continue to have re­ erican scholar on Japan, told Con­ ainst President Johnson for De­ servations about what they may fed Masa said that with the completion of this project· we now mocratic nomination in the com­ met \vith oppcsitinn during pre- gress Wednesday that Ihe l'.:lLrn of have a number of skilled Afghans in construction and maintainan­ ing presidential electio}ls. to be the limited scope of this lrea­ Okinawa to Japan is a pr.)blem of ce work whose sklll and experiences can be profitably used.. in ty should consider carefuly the im­ timing and lcrms thal. is cnpable of plications of ttl,eir positions," he other projects. The New Yurk senator, who causinc a sedous breech in U $-­ Masa· congratulated those. who worked on the project for suc· has maintained up to now that declared. .lapan ·relations. eesful completion of their task and thanked the United States for he supported President Johnson USSR PROTESTS He favors return of tlle island wilh This was ,especially true of....delega· itsfinancial assistance for the project. and did not intend to run him­ its major U.S. base ins4aIl::ltions to self, explajned his apparent cha­ NDP ACTIVITIES lions whose governments had repea Japunese control before J910 if the AmbaSSador Neumann said in remarks at the oeremony, the ledly ucged the need 10 hall the nu­ hiRYlay is an example of Afghan-American relations that will rige of attitude yesterday by the Vietnam war permits. "concern in the DemoC'ratic Par­ IN W. BERLIN ch:ar arms race and reduce nuclenr .~ / . "" tContin~ed on page 4) ty .about. the direction the coun­ MOSCOW, March 14, \Reu­ arsenals. try js going." ter).- The Soviet Ambassador "Such governments would, we be­ ·in Easl Berlin has pr·otested to lieve. assume a heavy responsibihy Kennedy saifl he .had not dis­ Britain The United States and if they. were .now to witbhpld theIr Scram/ble For Gold Goes On; LBJ Warlt$ cussed the rna Iter with Senator Fran'C'e 'at the activities in West support from this treaty. which is . LONDON, March· .14,. (Reuter) price of gold would I:!e ·in the best In London a bullion· dealer de- Eugene McCarthy, the '·Vietnam Berlin of the extreme Right­ a major slep.· only because it does -The scramble for gold .contin- interests of the world lind in- scribed the gold rush as "pande­ peace candidate'- who ran close Wing National Democratic Party ~ot go ali far as they had wished," ued without let-up on world bul· ternatiorial trade. . monium", Gfficiai morning turn­ behind President Johnson in Tu­ (NDP), it was reported here last he said. lion markets yesterday as conIi- Representing the world's lar- over was estimated' at 40 tons esday's New Hampshire prim.ary, night. . Touching on misgivings expressed' dence in leading ·C\lrrencies fail· gest .gold-producing nation, the worth $ 40 iniliion. The determining factor in his Tass news agency in a dispatch by ·the IIlaHans, be said articles . ed ·to rallY, minister said. t4ere was a very Unconfirmed rumours that Ita-· re-examination of his own Doli· from Berlin, said the Soviet pro­ three and four !,f the tresty left the . In Washington Presidellt John- real danger that .general loss ·of· Iy hac! leff the seven-nation 1l0ld tical opiniQ{l had been Tuesday's lest was cont..ained in a letter way open to the proyision of nuc­ son war\led that the U.S. acono- faith. in. paper currenci would pool· helped· to push the Paris testimony before the Senate For_ , from the Ambasador, Px.otr lear material to countries which ne­ my would face grave risks unless : eause. a "disorderlY" price incre- turnover to a record $ 19,~ mil- e;gn Relations Committee by A,brasimov, to the ambassadors of eded it for their development. action was taken soon to cut ,: ase. lion', . Secretary of State Dean Rusk. the three western alfics in Bonn. He said he coulc! not subscribe \0 the outflow of dollars from the J President Johnson speaking in The bank of Italy categorical- -Rusk had shown that the Uni­ It came only two days afcer Nigeria's demand that a favourabJe· United States. . <. Washin~on, said th~ strength of Iy aeneid the rumours. ted States woum go on follow­ East Germany announced H was vote by the majority of the members The gold rush reached fever the dollar and the soundness of .Heavy demand for gold was ing the Same line ,as in the past barring transit facilities :n:ross of the United Nations be required pitch· in London, and Pads whe' ,the Wesi's. 11l0netary system. ",a- also r~corded in Frarikfuvt and· over the Vietnam conflict. its territory td members uf the before the trea.ty became effective. ., . re ·dealers were swamped' with . lIy' depended on- America's pay- Zurich, Kennedy said his attitude to NDP, which is Labelled Nco-NaZI "1 can only reiterate our convi·c­ orders to .buy into the precious ,';rnents position. . . Sterling .took a sharp knock in the administration had also been by opponenls. tion .that requiring so large a num­ meta!. ·1 "Unless we act now, unless the foreign exchange markets influenced by President Jolln· The letter chariled that Neo· ber could create a risk of furthor And as the ~cramble went 01} ..:we act soon, we run a very gra- with publication of figures show­ son's hesitatioG over m,easur:es tu Nazi thugs in \Ves.t Berlin hav.e proliferation by delaying the trea­ ,-., .: South African Finance Minister ., ve .risk," he told congressional ing that Bvitain's trade deficit be "dopted in the light of recJ;lnt been allowcd to attack "demo· ty's entry into torce. possibly by ll.5 Dr. Nicolaas Diederichs said·'and business leaders at a White· doubled to 70 million sterling· recommertdafions aimed at end­ raticallyt-minded citizens" while much .as lwo years after it wa! .ope­ he believed an increase in the . House ceremony. la~t month. ing the nation's racial troubles city police stooo by. ned for signature," Foster said.

ti'l'.. • PAGE 2 ~ HE KABUl 'f.IMES M~CH 14, 196t! , • .J A ani~~!l:cftpe~ DriveFor FuUling Hum r !f~ ~ \ Ed,lor s NIIOI '> OJX!hing ~he Conference on WOrla (1r\\i!"\,(;pfl~ Food For 1'houjtlt Following beals wilness to maly IS Ihe leXI of spudl Peace Through Law In July 1961 ~staseS(jn delivered by AMIII t1ie scl.rch fw BoluhonSllo By Ki>UlJeen ~ Ral.man Pozh stated the followang Ihe probrems~of wok Ihe Afghall Ambassador 1nsokinil- DUMa: 10 Ihe WhIle assessmenls of the prog mas, of penoils UN'IO Hie SOlltherell 1111/10'" res~ 16_ iOf. histOry, Tb,s SUnday my nelihbOUl"lI VIII made by Ihe Unlled Nahons war was a verflty CarbOlldale lIIanQl' metliod,to.,l),i,ch count; nn Share Nau are il\llnll' a !1l1'J US wll1 dIffer wIdely accordtng. to the. nes mosr fT!'qqentIy1resorlCd ty all Febmary 16 for the tndlvldual POInt of VIew I fccl ,t IS soluUon ," lIor creort!tJ by b ,oks or ~puclte. I am very bappy to of llroblCi!fA' 1 be WIth you necessary to stress that reahsm IS Today solilbons Some IhlS eventng and cOllslder -r must he souglit partyl my pres Ihe essenhal prerequISite 10 a va'id not by war Starting enee among you a great but by peaceful means at IJ. 0 clock, there WIlt pnvdege assessment Men must reason be 20 muslelllrts I am deeply toucbed by tbe warmth W~ together which and 10' mnllers or bcmqutfs arc probably aware of tbe practically speakang ~eans Md one of ~he of your reception Vou bave nego',a Ill\lSlelnns will • reeel conSiderable body of opinIon whlcb tlons be playmg a vlohn made by ved me Wilb lbe tradItional Amen- expertences Am dlssppotntmenl and dIS The real challenge hefore us is 10 at 10 11l2Cl THE KABUL TtMfS can b:Ospllahty wblch t have always IIlU'lOnment because It 1S felt no~'ammal Some violinI enjoyed lbJ't be man, and' ThIS hum , BBDlkok the sale and use of mIDI dUnng my spIes I Herbert Clark Hoover many year. of Ihe Umled Nallon. IS or should be an dIlemma Just happens to Irave\ alld resldenee bnngs to mtnd the wo Pollce pf Bangsue suburb m small electromc deVices fo~ be worth over In many \lI!rtp sbme sort of Clliobal "federal govern rds hst fAf _300 000 Pubh.,..<\ B~II of your Iri~IUding 6ff a Ist:bplar wbo saId Mill Bangkolt haye caught a hVe emng Into private ....It exc"", Frlult anli A:fQhun ... great country 'the menl wllb legislatIve JudiCIal gh conversatIOns And petformanee~not' and Ions of peoplt wlio lbmk tbey are ost and wha~ the one slate of IIhnOls allboui/t~ tblS 1. my execullve powers are npt qUIte sure Under lhe new law whIch c~h "1.1r",,,,h,,o'i,U,,,d,,,"";,,.,,',,,,"-",,, 'lte Kahul Tlm.s Publlshin. AROnCJ VIS'~ over lIs compo clvlhsed suU have 10 common wllh to do WIth cpera but two' ... fltSL to IhlS parI of the ~tale nenl It' sses such acllons ~s mtruslons ~Act ..... """"""'''1 n I ... j I III 1111 11111 slates thc pnillltlves 111 of Orpheus and 'Eu and 10 Soutbern Illinof' thaI ibey would ralh Pohce sources saId that MISS Into pelsonal Ptlvacy, anyone Umvemty That posslblhlr of courSe:-does er ascnbe radlce by Chltlstlll'lh Glul!K­ I speak to you ev~~ the ..v.ls Ihal beset them Prakong Panprayad 61 walked t..k'ng secret plcrlires WIU also this as'" not elUst loday m the Umtcd Na to speclres and Mozart s dl'll!'-act comic tbe Reprcscnlahve of thelt'own maklOg IOta a pohce trap on Friday 01 be fIlled at lOlled THE HERAT-ISLAM QALA of my coulllr:t to lions wblch IS an aSSOCIation based than opera Bastien and Bastlenne' HIGHWAY flOd out ratiOnally wbat ght wearang lWOscow ." Ihe Owted NatIons, sho a ghost 'mask ll The opening of the newly built Herat Islam bUI I adOress upon the sovereIgnty and mdepen lilt! be L,VIng next door fa the Geo­ torward to the Asian Highway motor face you alSo "IS someone done and do II For months she had haunted rhe SovIet UnlOh IS buIldIng Qala highway Is another significant wbo has becil denee of slates It IS therefore an the Institute IS always step by M which Is designed to be held In BMOCIRted On.. a h,gbly esteemed son of tbe hOUse of a government offl a turbo Jet pOWered exciting ghanlstan lin In1provlng two yeai'll, With .the organisation ftIr associatIon which must aim at tram capo and that s because It s one of !Is system of road International tounsm more re illinOIS and a great asso~lOte of the Clal and hIS doctor lVlfe where ble of speeds d more tbe traMpclrtatlon, will expand In the tban twenty years. not only be conCIliation and compromujc than 350 bUSiest places in town not only among the variOUs re years cause of Unltcd Nations Adlai Stevenson she was employed as a servant klns an hout the weekly Nede~ to come Since most of the tourists pre he bas been perfonnmg a duly Widely differlO8 views apd Only thiS tome Mr SlegfHed glans of the counry but also with the countnes Interests saId "f.he central questton IS whe The sources said II a repol tep fer to drive their own cars, the ava1labUity but also becailse be ~rsbnally has rather lban at \ housebold Welehsel dIrector of the borderoog us. of tbeir re.oluhon tbr \hcr tire wonderfully dIverse and gl goods new up lnystcnously The Goethe good roads will be their prime great faIth In the Unlle pollhcal IS the Un thrOUgh mformal ugh cooperallon All mml JD Ma two yaung lovers negotiatlOo of thiS IS to be had VISIted t and their VISIt wuhout good r aus t ...., slOP) leers to Vetnam f rcqucs ed ted Nattons With Its Charter as hlstOlY s r rst one site mvestlga Sydney hospltals law s towns but most MalaWian Nha (jeneraI Whuler s err st 11 go the or In closed session among the mem done furthermore with Ihe reall complalDmg to Colas the shepherd who ad ss ble 1 develop th r 'ioCcl Dan sa d thiS was of only pOSSible common denommato~ be t on of (hIS rugged area by the of pain and India I he (rue goal and purpose of to meetlOgs 6f the CounCil Without cd wbo deceives them WIth magic Plans greatly It also t on IOte down just north of Tycho s showed Intolel ance to the lac emphaSised lhe c( ns t.:alled lhe ntOl/e new pro­ Ir presenl.:C In of rdepeodence relymg on such consultations ThiS soundmg formulas Vetnam IS to leavo and negotlahons cooperal un means workmg 11m on J lo.e an SIX and m cont tructlOn of h ghway as the m I f 01 Ihe aid au,;prded by fralernal b~h the IOtelhgence and the faith anual Y 9 and In the en milk people dflven by thllst nd a Viable seU govern ng c u of rna Ihe Counc I bas not been able 10 together for mutual advantage by rnst to Orpheus and Eurldlce t: e~On) sU ng two weeks took 21000 pIC He and 01 Bohn had conduc hove dIed In agony sentlal feature f our 1 1: SOCialist counlnes {o the Vietnamese uursel~es nkmd bere after thiS opera nlry Red reellOg to Ihe achieve any substantl..al agreement first recogmsmg this. mutual advutl tures dug ted expellments has a very happy end Irastructure peoplc In the r bat1le aga nSI It IS an nslltuUun where seven trenches and WIth groups of dl nking 011 polluted water from Amer goal means deescalatmg Ol we cnn or results and the mattcr has tage and the stfiVIDg. 109 W r War freq througb ac chemicallY analysed thl ee dlffe Chmese Indian and New GUI IndIa s holy fiver Ganges Ih the oomplet "- n of the Hcrat can agress On ami f r nal l nal well wllh the cxpect not more than to learn how uently And I love haopy endings North V etnamese to live been agam referred to nego tlon to achieve It Such cooperation nean students as result Its Islam Qala hlghw ly the lasl (lhsW he 109 on thiS earth-our only home t ent Slt"S f th and Al least 12 other people for sure I can t rhe strategic bomblOg of North tla Ions IS made pOSSible only because of the 1 he chemical content these expenments were understand a de has been I fted In Afgh In "itan I he pC!.pcr concluded lhal such at present a e had made admitted to word of German Vietnam beyond the ear o( the bat A remarkable example of the Irn recognition aod aceepUlnce by all 1 Ylht matenal tbem beheve local 'hoSPllals WIth but I wouldn t t) the rapid developmenl f trade support was based on prlnc I am certain that you exammed does thc mtolelance was acute dlall want to pIes Ilegmund should be halted Its m 1 are all fa portance of such negotlatJons for nallons of Ihe prmclple of ~accful not aD acqutred hoea nausea and mlSs thiS performance IIld tourism In t.:oncluslon of MarXism I en n mlhar With the con espond to any t rock characteflstlc slomao/! Sunday the ed so ano prolel lary effectlvenes has long been IU purposes for which bnngmg about a consensus on a cru coeXisteoce cromps caused by the nIght Tbe muSic alone ton tI expressed appreclat ar an n ernal una the UOited found on earth although 1 re Dr DaVIS saId thiS view dlI In fa the I sm help by the est onable anyway Nations was estabhshed cia1 I!s~e was demonstrated dunng sembles k flted pOlsoned watel promises to be a real treat sSlstam:e rendered people Let me remmd The eXlstenc€; of the world ~a a baSIC earth roC hom the opinIOns of other by the USAID lf Vietnam and the soc list Another reason for deescalalmg you now of only one the nIneteenth seSSion of the Gen or ' for ~omplctl msatlOn under known as Anorthoslt.c Gabbro experts who had done SimIlar re the In t f thiS I pOll lOt countflcs wh ch are inspired by so thc of lhese purposes which IS m my eraI Assembly wh ose roof assen ble war LI/e said was that the re when technically and representatives the SCientists said search carher and who believed h ghwav l: altst nnd commun sl Ideals 10 fa g me of President view of baSIC Importance to the Un politically of cOl1ntnc,s With va Nuyen Van Tlueu no deCISions C( uld be red New York genetIcs factors were resp-ons1ble Ling the common enemy-Amenc.l} 1 Ited Nations Its aim to be a centre and often dmnlCltncally oppusl::d and General Nguyen Cao Ky has taken on resolutions which had 10 economl~ Johanllesbtll'g 1 he p tper also carr ed a let er Imperllhsm for harmomslOg the actions of the be political IdeologIcal .10 J not yel become (he centre of South voted upon Human heart Itansplants A 19 yea. old tYPist LInda to the cd tor S gned Sayed Az z naUons In attaining tho common cultural systems all working to ue uf So th Vletnamesc hopes and LQ But &Jl urgent matters could be ld noW be routine operations Naude of Krugel sdrop neal Perwan urg og people to co pcrale 1 he cJepuly governor of the ends humamty for peace and Qrog ate a smgle Viable Institution is wou d S Bank yaltles and were deah With by agreements If reseatchers had lnS here claimed a new staY awa w Ih Ihe pol ce n arresting crimm of Greece (unstanl nc rhanos ress ends which compnse Ihe cI~arest example -of the reality of use ape an the other reached through the process of nego tead o[ dogs 111 thelr ke recOld of 12 hours 20 tis As the SOCIety nounccd Ihe doctnnc of 10 expefl mlnu grows so does n an offlc al commun quc funchon of t~e UN a~ (Iahons Thus ler natlOna) peace nents according the ratc the orgaOlsatlon was ful coexistence to mIllIonaire tes and techOlques Jf Cllmc ThiS thai he was sUlOg the London news rhe an organ 0 negoltallon an spared ~ United States IS waging two the embarnssment of paraly You were wrong philanthroPIst WIllla,;, B~~Ck MISS Naude who began her makes the'" Job of the pol cc more paper S tid Iy Tt t ji\ In the Brllish other purposes and pnnclples of Father-he can write US wars m V etnam against North VI the SiS It Is extremely .mportaOl to note At the close of nile twenty f rs In a statement urg ng marathon staY awake stInt 10 the dlff cull cuurts orgaOlsallon e d etnam-the most terrible war In the d th that on the question of applicability seSSion of the Gc lIlcral Assembly I cvernment to ralse anthorpOl dISplay wmdow 01 a stale lasl Allhough ur pollLe dcpall lent I he 5 {Iav 1 t es allegecJ I have Chosen IS In lis h s(ory of mankmd dunng whIch to ISCUSS IS as of Article 19 Itself Involvmg pay stated I thmk \ ve are more con g a maSSIVe scale so that FrIday saId she deCIded to 01 becorn nc tcq a nteo Marlh "' peel WJlh you With lIc>de n Issue thai the thes s wh ell 11 the th~e years the United Stat because II IS only 10 ments to (he Umted Nations by me SCIOUS than before "Of the fact that ~:J,ca~nresearch wII~~r~d~::::I~:r tempt the Iecord to show men methods uf {f me deted on and to 'hanos submilled to obtalO an mtellectual enYJfOnmeot h s d( c ('5 dropped more bombs on Inat lit (hat one mber slates wluch had caused the SI Ihe mam funchon .of the United mals that women could also blenk Ie I/cSlgallon lnd h IS the necessary Inale was largely IOsplred can expect a~ understnndlO~ w~~t am w~~~kar~bo by a work lie country than the total of bombs of tuatlon the orgaOlsalJon was ena Nattons IS 10 extr ,c t umty out of has donat COlds equipment fIr th s purpose the role by an Amc:m:an pi ofessor IS Dot 0 VIOUS ~am~ ~ to maR of dollars dropped on Germany and Japan 10 y bled to funcllon 10 accordance With diVISion for medical Los Angeles of tbe ~ S ed OIl Ions p Ibl l.:ooperat on wllh the Ihe World War \I conCiliatIon where on y c use 0 ItS d that rna A male nurse who mmrted se the well known human reaSOn normal procedure through nego The essence of e 11~ research p\.\rposel~ s~~ police IS IS Important us ever L /e magazine of New York cal WeSl German can and does bnng t tence of man IS afford the ven times was found gUilty publiCist Haffner says about the deSired results purpose The ulur os: ny SClentlsts cou n here The pol t.:(: c n save much II ne and led for a reassessment of US stra In an liB Ions te 'Purpose of (}f klllmg two wives am! article published In Stem rna I do mankmd IS cost of the primates t tbe 15 year energy f pUt (n Ihe nght -lcgy In Vietnam Whlcl) so Without underesllmatlOg Twenty three hapPI net sand sabsfac old nephew Irillk by would recog g IZ ne of Bonn years ago when the The anthorpOld ape-no t w th Insulin lnJec the Importan& of other purposes- orgsOIsahon hon-and therefor e peace and pi 0 1 was founded among P r cat-IS VI a tons which can ~oncelved gres! The powers WI GUinea Dig dog h d be clsewhere,.- Its purposes was as you know to th which to ae W,lhl\ltl Dale Archer 55 who llke tbe matntenap.ce hlevc these purpos to beart transplant TeseaJ~cala~e of InternatlO save succeedIng generations from thl: es are knowledge WIll be sentenced at a later do o splay Column IIIch AI 100 S IIK.L1L Ed,lor.1I nal ~ace understandlOg many other areas ~~e'::.e phYSIcal ChICI and security developing scourge of war Yet all of us know and .faltb All thIS te was saId to have fltst kIlled 111m ,m seVell ImeJ per insuttoll) fnendly relations among means the determl nn. hon of search because I bram nations that non; of the founders expeclea man to structure bones muse hIS nephew Kark AI cher on Telepbone coperallon 10 CO-eXlst and es I r = 24047 solvlDg IOlernatlonal that al\ wars would be SUddenly ex to.. co Jpe rate and nervouS system are September 2 1961 C a.lSI/led problems The Umt~d SImI a f p.r IlIIe bold Iype AI 20 of an economiC SOCial cu llOcl wlth tbe establtsbmenl of the Nat Ion s has been the to man sold Blac~ chalrma~ ~I HIS next VIctIm was hiS fourlh bscrtp(toll rales ltural or humamtaflan character greatest faclor In the grQwlOg SHAPIB RAHEL Edt/or UOled Nahons -rca the board of the Chock u WIfe Zelia Wmders 48 who dl and the promotion hsnUon that today not even the ed on July of respect for As a matter of facl the fear of the o Nuts COl poratlon whIch luns 25 1965 two months human tights ~nd great powers can. JC1 mdependently Yearly Af 1000 For cther number first dial sWllchboard fundamental free posslbdlty of wars was mucb grea a '!:bam of eatIng houses allel their mnrtlage Half dams for of otbers and that an facl the more Blacks Bald tha~ Just over n year later Yearly Af 600 all ter tben than It IS now TblS fear has many capable on No complex and Wide spt ead must be medIcal SCientISts vember 3 1968 Archer kIlled hiS Quarterly Af 300 number 23043 24028 24026 My other reason for concentratlO8 lessened as the strength of could not of nuclear Ihe mesblOg and I Dt", rlocklOg of 111 seventh Wife on thiS aspect IS tbat 1l IS unique ford the $ 6 500 asked for a go MalY Bm\kers power bas grown Nuclear power terests 10 10 the every S1 )hel re anq eve y fllla $ 6000 for an orang outang Post 60 FOREIGN EdItorial Ex 24 58 Umlcd Nallons In the hlSlory has made It clear Ihat Ibe ongmal of internatIOnal area of the globe $ 6501'or a chImpanzee Blantyre = orgamsatlons No goal of war-victory-has become 01 $ 350 other If we grant thn,.... J 'Oterdependent.:c rhe MalaWI government aJld YearlY $ 40 Ciralllolloll alld Ad.erlll1ag organisation. bas assumed thiS unattamable Today the result for gIbbon h rol~ of rather than mdepel .tde\ lce IS today a Many congress party has banned c Half Yo.r1y $ 2S as the meanS to achieVing liS war c~not of these pflmates s IP mIDIS Hxt..ltln 59 , be VIctOry for one Side facl of life howe 1 JI 111111 IlfH lilt'''''''"",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ends ,er eluctantly ac ped to tbe US frop' AsIa and kitts ;"'"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''1'''''''1''''''''''1'''''''''''''''''''''''''""''''''''''''''''''''','''''''''' but total annihilatIOn for all What do you any Contlllued on r ago 4) AfrIca became III 01 died durmg The move followed shol tly af mean you I'fl not teelln&" better" Dldn t yeu • the tet a shocked PleSldent Kamuzu get my Get 'Well' card? • Wou1dll t this bonfire be sater In the garden? long Journey he added PAGE 2 ~ HE KABUl 'f.IMES M~CH 14, 196t! , • .J A ani~~!l:cftpe~ DriveFor FuUling Hum r !f~ ~ \ Ed,lor s NIIOI '> OJX!hing ~he Conference on WOrla (1r\\i!"\,(;pfl~ Food For 1'houjtlt Following beals wilness to maly IS Ihe leXI of spudl Peace Through Law In July 1961 ~staseS(jn delivered by AMIII t1ie scl.rch fw BoluhonSllo By Ki>UlJeen ~ Ral.man Pozh stated the followang Ihe probrems~of wok Ihe Afghall Ambassador 1nsokinil- DUMa: 10 Ihe WhIle assessmenls of the prog mas, of penoils UN'IO Hie SOlltherell 1111/10'" res~ 16_ iOf. histOry, Tb,s SUnday my nelihbOUl"lI VIII made by Ihe Unlled Nahons war was a verflty CarbOlldale lIIanQl' metliod,to.,l),i,ch count; nn Share Nau are il\llnll' a !1l1'J US wll1 dIffer wIdely accordtng. to the. nes mosr fT!'qqentIy1resorlCd ty all Febmary 16 for the tndlvldual POInt of VIew I fccl ,t IS soluUon ," lIor creort!tJ by b ,oks or ~puclte. I am very bappy to of llroblCi!fA' 1 be WIth you necessary to stress that reahsm IS Today solilbons Some IhlS eventng and cOllslder -r must he souglit partyl my pres Ihe essenhal prerequISite 10 a va'id not by war Starting enee among you a great but by peaceful means at IJ. 0 clock, there WIlt pnvdege assessment Men must reason be 20 muslelllrts I am deeply toucbed by tbe warmth W~ together which and 10' mnllers or bcmqutfs arc probably aware of tbe practically speakang ~eans Md one of ~he of your reception Vou bave nego',a Ill\lSlelnns will • reeel conSiderable body of opinIon whlcb tlons be playmg a vlohn made by ved me Wilb lbe tradItional Amen- expertences Am dlssppotntmenl and dIS The real challenge hefore us is 10 at 10 11l2Cl THE KABUL TtMfS can b:Ospllahty wblch t have always IIlU'lOnment because It 1S felt no~'ammal Some violinI enjoyed lbJ't be man, and' ThIS hum , BBDlkok the sale and use of mIDI dUnng my spIes I Herbert Clark Hoover many year. of Ihe Umled Nallon. IS or should be an dIlemma Just happens to Irave\ alld resldenee bnngs to mtnd the wo Pollce pf Bangsue suburb m small electromc deVices fo~ be worth over In many \lI!rtp sbme sort of Clliobal "federal govern rds hst fAf _300 000 Pubh.,..<\ B~II of your Iri~IUding 6ff a Ist:bplar wbo saId Mill Bangkolt haye caught a hVe emng Into private ....It exc"", Frlult anli A:fQhun ... great country 'the menl wllb legislatIve JudiCIal gh conversatIOns And petformanee~not' and Ions of peoplt wlio lbmk tbey are ost and wha~ the one slate of IIhnOls allboui/t~ tblS 1. my execullve powers are npt qUIte sure Under lhe new law whIch c~h "1.1r",,,,h,,o'i,U,,,d,,,"";,,.,,',,,,"-",,, 'lte Kahul Tlm.s Publlshin. AROnCJ VIS'~ over lIs compo clvlhsed suU have 10 common wllh to do WIth cpera but two' ... fltSL to IhlS parI of the ~tale nenl It' sses such acllons ~s mtruslons ~Act ..... """"""'''1 n I ... j I III 1111 11111 slates thc pnillltlves 111 of Orpheus and 'Eu and 10 Soutbern Illinof' thaI ibey would ralh Pohce sources saId that MISS Into pelsonal Ptlvacy, anyone Umvemty That posslblhlr of courSe:-does er ascnbe radlce by Chltlstlll'lh Glul!K­ I speak to you ev~~ the ..v.ls Ihal beset them Prakong Panprayad 61 walked t..k'ng secret plcrlires WIU also this as'" not elUst loday m the Umtcd Na to speclres and Mozart s dl'll!'-act comic tbe Reprcscnlahve of thelt'own maklOg IOta a pohce trap on Friday 01 be fIlled at lOlled THE HERAT-ISLAM QALA of my coulllr:t to lions wblch IS an aSSOCIation based than opera Bastien and Bastlenne' HIGHWAY flOd out ratiOnally wbat ght wearang lWOscow ." Ihe Owted NatIons, sho a ghost 'mask ll The opening of the newly built Herat Islam bUI I adOress upon the sovereIgnty and mdepen lilt! be L,VIng next door fa the Geo­ torward to the Asian Highway motor face you alSo "IS someone done and do II For months she had haunted rhe SovIet UnlOh IS buIldIng Qala highway Is another significant wbo has becil denee of slates It IS therefore an the Institute IS always step by M which Is designed to be held In BMOCIRted On.. a h,gbly esteemed son of tbe hOUse of a government offl a turbo Jet pOWered exciting ghanlstan lin In1provlng two yeai'll, With .the organisation ftIr associatIon which must aim at tram capo and that s because It s one of !Is system of road International tounsm more re illinOIS and a great asso~lOte of the Clal and hIS doctor lVlfe where ble of speeds d more tbe traMpclrtatlon, will expand In the tban twenty years. not only be conCIliation and compromujc than 350 bUSiest places in town not only among the variOUs re years cause of Unltcd Nations Adlai Stevenson she was employed as a servant klns an hout the weekly Nede~ to come Since most of the tourists pre he bas been perfonnmg a duly Widely differlO8 views apd Only thiS tome Mr SlegfHed glans of the counry but also with the countnes Interests saId "f.he central questton IS whe The sources said II a repol tep fer to drive their own cars, the ava1labUity but also becailse be ~rsbnally has rather lban at \ housebold Welehsel dIrector of the borderoog us. of tbeir re.oluhon tbr \hcr tire wonderfully dIverse and gl goods new up lnystcnously The Goethe good roads will be their prime great faIth In the Unlle pollhcal IS the Un thrOUgh mformal ugh cooperallon All mml JD Ma two yaung lovers negotiatlOo of thiS IS to be had VISIted t and their VISIt wuhout good r aus t ...., slOP) leers to Vetnam f rcqucs ed ted Nattons With Its Charter as hlstOlY s r rst one site mvestlga Sydney hospltals law s towns but most MalaWian Nha (jeneraI Whuler s err st 11 go the or In closed session among the mem done furthermore with Ihe reall complalDmg to Colas the shepherd who ad ss ble 1 develop th r 'ioCcl Dan sa d thiS was of only pOSSible common denommato~ be t on of (hIS rugged area by the of pain and de n Issue thai the thes s wh ell 11 the th~e years the United Stat because II IS only 10 ments to (he Umted Nations by me SCIOUS than before "Of the fact that ~:J,ca~nresearch wII~~r~d~::::I~:r tempt the Iecord to show men methods uf {f me deted on and to 'hanos submilled to obtalO an mtellectual enYJfOnmeot h s d( c ('5 dropped more bombs on Inat lit (hat one mber slates wluch had caused the SI Ihe mam funchon .of the United mals that women could also blenk Ie I/cSlgallon lnd h IS the necessary Inale was largely IOsplred can expect a~ understnndlO~ w~~t am w~~~kar~bo by a work lie country than the total of bombs of tuatlon the orgaOlsalJon was ena Nattons IS 10 extr ,c t umty out of has donat COlds equipment fIr th s purpose the role by an Amc:m:an pi ofessor IS Dot 0 VIOUS ~am~ ~ to maR of dollars dropped on Germany and Japan 10 y bled to funcllon 10 accordance With diVISion for medical Los Angeles of tbe ~ S ed OIl Ions p Ibl l.:ooperat on wllh the Ihe World War \I conCiliatIon where on y c use 0 ItS d that rna A male nurse who mmrted se the well known human reaSOn normal procedure through nego The essence of e 11~ research p\.\rposel~ s~~ police IS IS Important us ever L /e magazine of New York cal WeSl German can and does bnng t tence of man IS afford the ven times was found gUilty publiCist Haffner says about the deSired results purpose The ulur os: ny SClentlsts cou n here The pol t.:(: c n save much II ne and led for a reassessment of US stra In an liB Ions te 'Purpose of (}f klllmg two wives am! article published In Stem rna I do mankmd IS cost of the primates t tbe 15 year energy f pUt (n Ihe nght -lcgy In Vietnam Whlcl) so Without underesllmatlOg Twenty three hapPI net sand sabsfac old nephew Irillk by would recog g IZ ne of Bonn years ago when the The anthorpOld ape-no t w th Insulin lnJec the Importan& of other purposes- orgsOIsahon hon-and therefor e peace and pi 0 1 was founded among P r cat-IS VI a tons which can ~oncelved gres! The powers WI GUinea Dig dog h d be clsewhere,.- Its purposes was as you know to th which to ae W,lhl\ltl Dale Archer 55 who llke tbe matntenap.ce hlevc these purpos to beart transplant TeseaJ~cala~e of InternatlO save succeedIng generations from thl: es are knowledge WIll be sentenced at a later do o splay Column IIIch AI 100 S IIK.L1L Ed,lor.1I nal ~ace understandlOg many other areas ~~e'::.e phYSIcal ChICI and security developing scourge of war Yet all of us know and .faltb All thIS te was saId to have fltst kIlled 111m ,m seVell ImeJ per insuttoll) fnendly relations among means the determl nn. hon of search because I bram nations that non; of the founders expeclea man to structure bones muse hIS nephew Kark AI cher on Telepbone coperallon 10 CO-eXlst and es I r = 24047 solvlDg IOlernatlonal that al\ wars would be SUddenly ex to.. co Jpe rate and nervouS system are September 2 1961 C a.lSI/led problems The Umt~d SImI a f p.r IlIIe bold Iype AI 20 of an economiC SOCial cu llOcl wlth tbe establtsbmenl of the Nat Ion s has been the to man sold Blac~ chalrma~ ~I HIS next VIctIm was hiS fourlh bscrtp(toll rales ltural or humamtaflan character greatest faclor In the grQwlOg SHAPIB RAHEL Edt/or UOled Nahons -rca the board of the Chock u WIfe Zelia Wmders 48 who dl and the promotion hsnUon that today not even the ed on July of respect for As a matter of facl the fear of the o Nuts COl poratlon whIch luns 25 1965 two months human tights ~nd great powers can. JC1 mdependently Yearly Af 1000 For cther number first dial sWllchboard fundamental free posslbdlty of wars was mucb grea a '!:bam of eatIng houses allel their mnrtlage Half dams for of otbers and that an facl the more Blacks Bald tha~ Just over n year later Yearly Af 600 all ter tben than It IS now TblS fear has many capable on No complex and Wide spt ead must be medIcal SCientISts vember 3 1968 Archer kIlled hiS Quarterly Af 300 number 23043 24028 24026 My other reason for concentratlO8 lessened as the strength of could not of nuclear Ihe mesblOg and I Dt", rlocklOg of 111 seventh Wife on thiS aspect IS tbat 1l IS unique ford the $ 6 500 asked for a go MalY Bm\kers power bas grown Nuclear power terests 10 10 the every S1 )hel re anq eve y fllla $ 6000 for an orang outang Post 60 FOREIGN EdItorial Ex 24 58 Umlcd Nallons In the hlSlory has made It clear Ihat Ibe ongmal of internatIOnal area of the globe $ 6501'or a chImpanzee Blantyre = orgamsatlons No goal of war-victory-has become 01 $ 350 other If we grant thn,.... J 'Oterdependent.:c rhe MalaWI government aJld YearlY $ 40 Ciralllolloll alld Ad.erlll1ag organisation. bas assumed thiS unattamable Today the result for gIbbon h rol~ of rather than mdepel .tde\ lce IS today a Many congress party has banned c Half Yo.r1y $ 2S as the meanS to achieVing liS war c~not of these pflmates s IP mIDIS Hxt..ltln 59 , be VIctOry for one Side facl of life howe 1 JI 111111 IlfH lilt'''''''"",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ends ,er eluctantly ac ped to tbe US frop' AsIa and kitts ;"'"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''1'''''''1''''''''''1'''''''''''''''''''''''''""''''''''''''''''''''','''''''''' but total annihilatIOn for all What do you any Contlllued on r ago 4) AfrIca became III 01 died durmg The move followed shol tly af mean you I'fl not teelln&" better" Dldn t yeu • the tet a shocked PleSldent Kamuzu get my Get 'Well' card? • Wou1dll t this bonfire be sater In the garden? long Journey he added -, , ; I ,I,' •;""'""c'C ... :~ 'I .' 1'110' '. ", \ \ ,"r.:J!' " \, " j i " -' ' . l '{., " \ I 1 '. -" ~. , ' \ -;. ,, ' PAGE 4 \ ( J _ , THE KABUL TIMES -. MARCIt'l~, eklng saId brevlahon UNCTAD should really SOlutions to problems thro Vletna 'S th K summer, the US NatIOnal Aer- British Treasury ever, are prone to danger TheIr for Improving economic and po­ to Kabul Yesterday lr()m Herat alter openIng the of the Herat garrison U,S. Amhas!lador Robert ugh peaceful me.InS The onglnaI drafl threatened Ihat Thalla~' ou _ orea, Laos and onautlcs and Space Admlmstra- sland for "under no CIrcumstances Ihc (ouncil would lake "cffd De Gaulle To nal remained closed -The 18-natlOn dlsormament dOl mltory administratIOn by $11.400 million gold siock to meet Distrust of paper currenl,;le,:, be­ very nervOus nlmosphert: kets for semi and finished goods REVISION OF have l.:aused foresl and grass fires tulaled Ihal North Korea's pur- Slates . In the Circumstances, and gi_ cCiTImltlee completed Saturday kepplOg lIbra'les and caftenas foreign demand and booslmg the came mcreasmgly apparent as the 1 he rush reflects the feeling Mil from developmg countries over some 30,000 hcctares 10 Mexi. pose was to wring an applogy ThiS fll('ndshlD bv Its V(IV na­ VIET POUCY ven the mtenslty of the specula­ the draftmg nf lhe Treaty on ( I{'an federal discount (bank) rate to five sl:ramblc for gold mtenslfled Zur· ong dealers and spculalors thal the 3 A general agreement to IOcrease co s highland from the US as the Of ICe Jot ture IS Indeed unique In the Visit Rumania WASHINGTON, March 14, IAFP) tive pressure whIch had bUIlt up ~onproilferatlon of Nuclear We­ per cent-the hIghest rB'e SIO<;e the clh dealers said orders to buy had Unsted Stales can not fulfil ltS com­ fmanclal Bid to developtng countnes setting the CI ew free 'Today", Papal went on," flo· hlstol y of Intel national relallons -A total reVISion of thc (JOlted agamsl the poupd, drastiC COI­ McCloskey Was asked v,pi... apons a disastrous 1929 slump reached huge proportions, and III mitment to mamtalO the gold prace The IOdustnal countnes Will proba­ for It IS not based on a polltI­ PARIS March 14 (Reule 1- Pre­ . States Vietnam policy 'began reee rectlve acbon was Imperalve IJct of opInIOnS have entered from Pans and London demand Nas al $35 an ounce bly approve the goal of spend109 ther a declslOn had been I eadi.!" ral 01 military alltance between SIdent de Gaulle's flvc-day orfli.:lal Construction Of It IS based on the drafts sub every area m the. bIg and small At the request of the US gover even greater 1 he seven members of the Lon· one per cenl of the gross natIOnal ntly,' the State Department spokes­ , W,th unemployment excep- ed by the Johnson adm,n,strdtJi?/ our t\\ 0 rountfles but on the VIStl to Rumanta-part of a dfJve man mltted by the delegations of the nations alike The world Sltua· nmenl, Brltam early FrIday annou product for development aid said here yesterday tIonally hIgh and lhe recovery cf not to aoo"Ig'Ise to NOI th K'.ll .. Hong Kong JOined Ihe gold lUsh don gold pool gave assurances sftrr common almS of flU I h\ 0 peop­ for closer Easl-WeSI relatIOns-will Secretary output from the unpact of the USSR and the Umted States and tlOn IS tense and economic and nced the temporary cloSlOg of the Thursday With more busmess dune a meetlOg In basle last weekend thai of State Dcan Rusk had In View of the fallurc so far #' .. les who aspire to freedom and Isphahan Steel 1 mcludes amet1dmenls and ad­ begm on May )4, diplomatic sour been Ute first to mention thIS rev· July, 1966, measures barely estab- determine the authenticltv of i political .t:ondlt1ons are, 10 ge- London gold market and stock ex In lhe first bour on the ChlOcsc gC'ld they were petermlOed to support happmess and 10 the p.,nClp ces here saId yesterday denda suggested by many dele­ 'Slon, In a bnef statement to the 'lIshed renewed deflatIOn was un­ tht;. document and the su!Oatu- nel al dlstressmg • change to curb the rush 1 he New nnd sliver exchangc than 10 a I,Or­ gold-hut thIS has done- httle 10 gatIOns partlclpalmg In the Ge­ K~nnedy les of a ccmmOn way of life In The PreSident IS expected t'l add Sen ale Foreign Relahons CommJ'lce Industry Starts acceptable to the government " res 'If t\ nation's time IS not cleva..... ' York Stade Exchange said It plan­ mal full day curb the appelile of gold speculalors Robert "h,ch both Afghaos and Amell­ less Ihe Grand NatIonal Aso;;emblV On Monday -----.--__ -4. neva talks lnd tn acqUIrIng knowledge and ned to open cans believe In BUI.:haresl and deilver half a do­ The Slate Department spcke~m,ln The 18-natlOn commlttee ap­ "lucatlOn It WIll be damaged" The US called lis SIX Europe.n ISPAHAN, March I4. (AFP) Sat~rday ThiS longstanding fnendshlp zen speeches dunng a provlnl:tal refused to make any furthl'r l.:omm­ PI oved lhe text of a Popal said Afghamstan was ..Bold pool allies to an mlerna1lonal BROWN RESIG'N'S; MICHAEL _To Announce carnes With It a great splnt of tour ents on Rusk s statement or lhe rc. Constl uctlon was offiCIally be· HAMIDI Ieport to the Untted NotIOns Ge­ velopment of lesearch 1230 pm In Kabul lhe first day of the solar calender Will be cal cy cabmet meeting or to attC""nd day lIerat had 5 mm ram Gha­ MODEL X-355 ,-, The annoul)cement also ca.me Icfused until now 10 Implement the III thiS sphere and tnternnhonal culated accordIng to Tehran lilne, the agreement says to hiS duties .1 the ForeIgn Of zni 7 mm, GhelmlD 4 mm, Jalal up With the surpnse develop­ UN SeClIfJty CounCIl resolution coopel atlOn 1IJ peaceful uses of The two SIdes have also agreed that as hos been customary m the flee abad IO mm Jahul Seraj 12 uun atomic energy ment thilt the FOlelgn Ofli.r:c IS Sharak 9 mm, Mukur 4 mm Ka Whllh sllpuwted that no terf'llory '4 track stereo/monau, past few years, the first SIX months of the year Will hove 31 to be melged WIth the Common­ Home Briefs Brown tuok over the Job to lat 19 mm and Laghman 9' mm, must be oCCUPIed by force' he sGhazni 9 C 0 C rael has Implemented the SecUfJl) Blown said In hl~ letter of He later ",spected the Sardeh UN DEMANDS lun~r Stewal t's duties as first se('­ 48 F 32 F Cnuncll resolutIOn uf last Novem also use the (Qamane) calender for ntual purposes reSlgn,illon to Wilson 'The ....'v and Dalah dams ber, demanding the pull OUt of her The IslamIC calender begInS WIth the migratIon of the Prophet letary wele vaguely dettned Jalalabad 14 C 12 C GEORGE. Cape - Provmce, ents of lasl mght and lhe e.II'y troops from the OccupIed fernCones Industry is ready '«I accept There Will be no Immed.ate "p­ KABUL March 16 (Bakhtar) 57 F 53 F Malch 16, (AFP) -South Arnca Mohammad from Mecca to MadIna (September 20, 1622) hours of thiS mcrnmg h:Ivt.' br­ Sharak lacement for hIm In the PO,! -fo. cong~atulotlOn t~legram has 7 C 2 C ~esterday Iejected the UnIted The first month of the first lunar year had began Fl'lday, July cught to a head a really senous As Mlnlstel for EconomIC Af 44 F 36 F Issue which has as you kuo:'.\' been sent on behalf of Pnm~ WANTED- personal orders from home NatIOns Securty CounCil call for 16 1622 We are nOw In the year 1386 on the lunar calender but (,\lrs, Brown round hiS plan~ Jor -- fo~ offiCIal purposes the lunor calender IS not SUitable because a been lJ oubhng me [01 yea[Ii MinIster Noor Ahmad Etemadt,.,(o Kabul University Hospi­ / the release of 33 Southwest Af an mcomes and pnces pohcy fr­ S Ramgoolam, the pnme mltus­ Ilcan conVicted In Pretoll3 lasr lunal year IS 254 days The solar colender whose year starts on 'It IS II) shOI t, the way thIS go­ ustrated by the freeze of 1%6, tel' of Mau,ntlOus on the OCCaSIOn tals needs Dixion Shelves. month on charges of terrOrism vernment IS I un and the man­ March 21 accords with Gregonan solar- calender He sWItched to the Foreign Of­ of the country's tndependence and abroad for taDoring, The demand was made by un- ~ountnes ner In whIch we I each OUI del.:ls· Interested parties may con­ Coming Thursday IS the New Vears Day m both fice In August that year and pl­ the Information Department of animous vote 10 the Secuntj AT tact Administration Divis­ unged With Wilson mto Bn' the ForeIgn MInIstry saId, ion. CounCIl Thursday night taln's bId to enter the EUlopf'an tanning or polishblg. Coli- Opening the South Cape agn- Common Market r I cultural show In George b'rl- KABUL, March 16, (Bokhta ) (JI Tl:f.& -Gul HabIb, deputy from Pagh­ ~ NE~U day PremIer BJ Vorster said' Illegal executIOnS of five Afncans But Brown, marned With two . slon about declanng a repubhc man dIstrict of K,abul, III the A DRESS VENTURE "I say hel e on behalf cif all the LONDON March 16, (Reuter)­ has slammed the door 'on further ef­ daughters, wlII probably be It'­ brothers at Sherpul' Square He said, "It does seem as though 1 lower house, has donated Af You want a costume like a people of South Afnca, that we RhodeSian I;ader Ian Smith said m forts to solve the two"year Rhodesta membered as much for h s star­ need not walt untIl March 31 to .he behaVIour at the Bntlsh govern­ tling SOCIal behaVIOur as hIS mo­ ,33624 to the EducatIOn Mmlstry "Fairy lale of a thousand and a teleVIsion broadcast Frldlly mghl ment recently will olmosl make the mdepen,dence deadlock toZvards the payment of the sala­ PARK CINEMA' one nights?" ~ply that Bntam was....Jorcmg Rhodesia Now Bntam was In touch wnh re seriOUs efforts on Bntam's be· At 2, 430, 7 and 9 p m Itahan nea~ the German embaSsy "I am glvmg It here, thIS mol'- , deCision for us nes of the teochers of the 10th Visit the AqDRESs towards becomIng' a republio olher nahons about tightening econ­ half grade of the Nehman HIgh Sch­ fIlm nmg That reply IS IIno," and t.he .'. thank. they are forcmg us In ART _ BOUTIQUE '~ Smlth was speakmg In an mterv,. omic sanctions and extendlO8 them SWORD OF ISLAM ~~ c~n that d"ecuon, whelher the Rhode­ ool of Paghman, OPPosite entra.nce of Spinzar ,,-';' ;,:,-- I " \"orld regard it as our, ofl\C1.1 lew recorded m Salisbury on a co· to all RhodeSIa's Irade Instead of LIke the t.mc he was repOl t­ &BJANA CINEMA It. <~ ?~ .\ ,eply We do not even want to sians wanl It or not.~' ed to have hugged Prmceo;s Mar­ Hotel, or ....O.B. 637. KaDul, r mmercial televlsJOn progran;'me ­ only selected Items, he said (Bakh~1 ,~ '- Smith said his conscience was de KABUL March 16, l At 2 4 30 and 9 p m You will find Afghan NalloWjl ,-.. ­ ,' tolk any morc about thIS mat· beheved '0 be bls first public state­ But, under sharp questIOnIng m garet sister of the queen, or Afghanistan. ar on tbe ban8IDgs, The Rhode&lon clash~d -A 12 member team of the dtr­ Ameneijn fJlm ~ dresses from all parts of lbe ter" ment since the hangmg of five Afn­ the House o[ Commons, Wilson rel- \ WIth photographers, or A PATCH OF BLUE The pllme minIster accused courts had deCided by a m~Jonty of ectors 'If US tourist orgamsa­ country fOr lacIles and chIldren cans, terated his government's view that Insulted hiS host. newspaper pro­ tlOns arrived hele to VISit the hi­ the ,Imted Ndtlons of haVIng {our to one for the executions pnetor LorD Thomson u~ a He slud he \Yas awaitIng a report n"htary force "IS mapprOprH\te for stOrical sites of the country ~ bee'l/busy mg In the Bnush Premier Harold W.lson . Intel erel In· from the RhodeSian Constttutlonal JContulltt'd on flage 4) l.ondon dInner ,I tprodl alfall s of member natwns lolet pnrltument Thursday (hut the " CommissIon hefore m:iklng u'd("cl- . fUI 'I lOll!.j ttnlP

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