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11-26-1966 Kabul Times (November 26, 1966, vol. 5, no. 203) Bakhtar News Agency

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~, j ~ I '- r , I , \ , I " • ' . , . • Paile 4 •1 • , Wtirld Briefs W BERLIN, Nov 24, (DPA)­ The Soviet Ambassador in East Ber­ 1m PlOtT AbraSlmQV was dmner • , 'ES gU~st at the house ot West Berlin's governmg Mayor Willy Btanat Tuesday Brandt was returnmi an jnvjta~ tl0n of AbroslffioV on October 12 when he and his wlfe were guests there shOuld be further man-to-man o[ the Sovlel ambassador Vnl v, No, ,2il3 • , Price A1 3 Brandt and Abrasirnov have so talks " far met five times The first time, "UnoffiCially I have a Ceelins that ~ ~ I r J, _ II ~; ~ ,'" I I~ such a t;neetiD& is on the cards", they had met at an undisclosed Smith said 10 an IOterv.ew WIth,a place 10 Mal of this year, the ~ v.sillQg New Zealand JoumallBt: ,\BAfjH~~' cond meetll1g took place on June 9 PROJECT"'TO SIDKY OPENS MUSEUM Asked where such"a meeltng could at a reception of the Swedish consul· lake place, lbe Pnme MlOlster said general JO West Berhn the third on "Salisbury was convenient for the JB~JGATE 2,82~'VAeRES OF GHAZNAVID RELICS September 29 at a receptIon m a past two meeltn8'! but I realise It West Berho hotel - KABUL. Nov. 26, (lIakht&r),- could be difficult for the Bntish With the ,eompletloll of the Kilagal Itrig8tioll pl'ojeet liItllliJ ,two KABUL, Nov. 26 (Bakhtar)­ I would be prepared to consider any , Opening the Ghazn1 Museum, Irifonnatlon and CultU.re Minister BANGKOK Nov 24, (Reuter)­ venue .. {Uld a haU yeats. 2,825 acres ot land In Baghlan wl1l be broUght That MInIster of EconomiC Affairs (Conld from page 3) ,We oWer qur advertisers an under cidtlva~on, • lWohamDi'ait Osman SldkY' said I1'hursday the court of Sultan Former lecturers at Salisbury's l Mafimoud wos Ilot ouly a centre for politics and might, but also Sunthorn Hongladarom, has stressed mullI~raclal university ~ollege were .THtlRSDAY '"', . The prunary survey for the The construction of" road, level­ the important role private busmess Today I tangled WIth a devlhsh, hng of 1000 acres of land and pro­ a centre of civilisation and culture, To this court came men- ot­ alleged 10 court lbls week to have , proJect has already been complet· men would play In the developlOg supphed Afncans WIth hand are­ stubborn little boy who added ed and"work On the proJect will VISIon of two to four thOusand learning, artists and literary figures, and the Darl language ma countries o[ ASia nades and demonstrated the.r use years to my age oPPOrtUnity for top class cornmeilcl! shortly ~e short kw electrtclty- Are alSO features tnred In that era. Adressmg some 200 busmessmen He was not more than 10 01'12, ProsecUtion counsel at tbe high term project: planned by the MiOl&­ of the project from ASian countries vlstlng the wtth some scratches on hIS left court tnaI of SIX Africans charged try "d\ Agnculture and ]rrlgatlon, "The land state settiSment ad­ The museum, in whIch works of tory are found, preserved and put first ASian International Trade Fair cheek HIS lips aQd parts pf hIS thmlsttatlve I umt WIll complete 10 ~nnect.on Wllb bomb IOcidents wlU"l:ost\ 30 D1JlIIon afghanIs the Illb atld 12th centunes and a On d.splay for the pubhc here Sunthorn expressed confidence face were b"r.ght red from eating Mml.St~t 'n th'e cap.tal sa.d the lecturers were Dejjuty of Irngatlon the task of separating the state few from the 16th century are exh.­ The italian Ambassador Carlo that all private businessmen pomegranates, and he was act­ land from prtvate property m the part of a subversIve group respon­ Mohammad Yosln Mael dIsclosed, blted, Is housed In lbe mausoleum CiminO, said the museum, 10 whIch would be caned upon to help the ually holdIng half of the fnilt tn advertising, area of t'He~proJect shortly," the SIble for orgaOlslng v.oIence In tho this after returning from a tour of Sultan Abdul Rozak, whIch was very valuable work of Gbazoavld governments of Asian countries hIs hand, which ,he kept nibbling the Deputy ~lnlSter saId Salisbury distrIct of Bagh1an Friday (estored by the members of lbe period are placed, 19 reminiscent of at hlcve rapid economiC progress In ZambIa pohce Tuesday ar while taIkmg to me Tqe Kllagal, Alchm, and Sor­ Accoralog to economIc sur:veys the days wben Sultan Mahmoud "LIttle boy, tell one of the ei­ Italian arcbeologlcal m.sslon In Af- rested a white maD 1n connection khan projects are some of 43 auch that have been .made, the cotton, made the c.ty the capHal of one nf CAIRO Nov 24 (Reuter) -The ders of the house to come here" whe;i"t, sugar beet, sesame and ghanistan 1 wtlh an IOtemaltonal plot to blow projects whIch the government Tho Abdul Razak, mausoleum (he greatest empires of ASia United Arab Republl(: s First Vlce­ He was Immed18toly transfor­ THE lUBUL TIMES AN­ grains alternately planted WIll an­ up a vital railways bndge and d.s­ has taken on hand whIch IS near the mausoleum of - Dr Abdul Rauf Wardak, a mem PreSident Marshal AiJdel Hakim med mto a fighting cock and reo nually yield crops worth lQ md­ ber of the Kabul Museum. traced rupl copper supplies to world mar­ In the KJlagal proJect a 19-kllo­ Mabmou~ IS a VIVid expOSItIon of Amcr left here b) air for Moscow torted' 'In what waY am I infer­ NUAL'WlLL REACH THE metre.long canal is planned ,. lion afghanIS Ihe hlslory of GbszOl and lbanked kets ior to an adult" Whatever your Information and Culture MInister Mohammad Osman Sldky the great arcbltectural styles of the ruesday at the hend of a top rank A spokesman for President Ken­ network of canals will take care • the Italian archeological miSSion for Lng mJlltan delegatIOn on a week s business IS, tell It to meI" PEOPLE WITH THE HIGH­ looks at an Inscription at the MuseUm of islamic Art In Ghazul. GhazoaVid era neth Kaunda's office refused to dis­ of \vater dIstribution There WIll The lOaugurahon was attended by Its cooperation With the Kabul Mu­ visII to the Soviet UOion •I want to take a count of your Royal Audience Prof Scen-ato, under whose direction the excavations were under­ close the man S Identity or where the be one for eVery II acres of land the Governor of Gbazo., the lta­ seum In excavatIons ID GhazOi and Marshal Amer IS due to hold family Your daddy or mum~ EST PURCHASING PO­ taken In the Palace Mas'ud 81 explains \be Inscription to Sldky arrest was made KABUL. Nov 26, (Bakhtar)­ han AmbassadOf to AfghanIstan, the selllDg up of the Ghazm Mu­ offiCial talks WIth Soviet leaders or one of your older brothers must The move came 16 days after the T8.JksOit-Rhodesia The follow'Qg were rece.ved by offiCIals of the Infor.maUon and Cul­ seum aClorchng to well mformE'd sources come and give me the replIes" WER IN AFGHANISTAN. HIS Majesty t1ie KIDg dormg lbe arrest 10 New York by the Federal He tned to appear as supenor ture Mtnlstry and d1gnItaries of her<> Bureau of InvestigatIon of two men week ended November 24 as pOSSible, and hiS VOIce even IT WILL ALSO REACH Ghszl1l said to head an orgaDlsatIon With Dispute Continue MIDIster of Justice Dr Moham} LONDON Nov 24 (OPAl -Ways changed a little as he told me Sldky expressed the hope that In Wo~en's operatIves in and Bntain SALISBURY, Nov 26, (Reuter)­ mad Haidet, MInister of Mines and Bulgarian Plane Crashes In hne w,lh lbe WIshes of His Majesty Hospital I)f \ ombattlng the increasing OUlS "I am the moster Qf the house'" OUT FAR BEYOND THE Five people have been questIoned British Confinonwealth Relations Industnes Eng Abdul Samad Sa­ the Kmg and the value which the dO( e of aircraft nOise are bemg diS Japanese Urged To As there was no use argwng by police 'n Tel AVIV Secretary jJerbert Bowden contmu· hm MIOlSter of Pubhc Works Eng Bratislavia Killing 84 Aboard government of Prime MlDlster Mo­ (t1ssed at a 24 nation conference with him I tned to floor him BORDERS OF THIS COUN Abmadullah, M'nlster of CommUnt­ Proposed For In Pretona observers believe ed WIth bis talks 10 !iallsbury He hammad HashIm Malwandwal pla­ \\ hleh began here Tuesday hy askmg the date of b.rth of cations. Abdul Kanml Haklml, Take Active Role Soulh Afnca may drop ItS formal TRY. has b~ here since Thursday In a BRATISLAVA, Nov. 26, (Reuter)­ ces on clarifYing lbe hIstory of lbe Ro) 'ohnson Mmlster of State In policy of neulrallty In tbe Rbode­ hIS father Major General Mohammad Azon, He took on the air of deep bid to reach a reconCiliation With Fallmg snow Friday blurred the scattered wreckage of a Bulgar­ nallon. relics from each part of the Ghazni Next Year t he British Board of Trade said he Sian dispute If Bntasn hands the Governor of Pakthm. the Mayor of In Developing Asia thmklng and WIthout lOSIng h'is the RhodeSian gO'\ofernfnen.t on the Ian plane fvhlch crashed near here Thursday night, and shroud· country and every eTa In Its h1S- KABUL, Nov 26 (Bakhtar)­ hoped that internationally blOdmg I ssue to Ihe UN Kabul Prof Mohammad Asghar, regulltlOns would bE' put lOto effect composure saId 'Apart from this critIcal constitulioniJi.-fleacUock Major General Abdul Kanm SeraJ. ed the hodles pI the 84 people who died MISS Kobra Nourzal, Mtn1~ter of The observers saw IbiS as the If's More Than An As he stepped If~ the a!J;~ratt soon to oblige aircraft manufac one, I can answer ,all your other PresIdent of lbe Olympic Federa­ , Pub"c Health returned to Kabul TOKYO Nov 24 (Reuter)- logical consequence to a weekend WIth memberJ( m bis party, Bo*parently depll­ OIIAWA Nov 24 (OPAl-The Pnme MIOlsler Harold Wilson of TOKYO Nov 24, (AP)-A Ha.der, .Pep(lty Dean of lbe Col­ 'Czech city hindered the investigators who Dr Mohebzadij, I/fesldent of tn menI to take an acuve part 10 the It In l " UsIng fpr Rhodesian Defence and sink\.! of 5200 airline mechaOics I Will remember a mlnute Japanese trade miSSIOn now 10 Pek­ AnnUal-More lege of Law, Colonel Abdul Jaill The '76 passengers killed are be struggled to the sa8le' of the crash spectlon In tbe Mmlstry and Dr economiC development of ASia and dire consequences 10 BntaIn s eco External AffairS Minister Lord Talks In USSR \\ hl! h grounded all Air Canada I tned the third questlon and Ing was prepared this week to sign Gamson, and Mlr Moqlm, Buz. Iteved to mclude several natlOna deep In Iorest soJ:bleCSi» nuies south Nadlra Hasan accompamed tlle the Far Easl a Japanese cablDet nomy If be look sucb step Graham who met Bowden durmg his planes on November 14 has no Signs asked h.m what hIS daddy's m kaslu tramer I~I of the airport b~\.¥h Minister Though no offiCial mfonnation an agreement on the 1967 trade ___ ~ 1 titles Four members of the Hun LONDON, Nov 26, (Reuter) and spokesman said come was By thIS bme he was VIsit last September 1 of ('ndlllg soon The JnternatlOnal was available II was beheved Prune programme ot a 100£ term private Two speCial cantamel$ 'of radicr (AP) -George Brown. the Bri­ The Mtnlster said at a meetmg I n a 40 mmute talk With Eisaku completely floored, and 10 hiS In PretorIa, SouU1 Africa, there ., '. II) Assfl( lahon of Mechamsts IS de MInister John Vorster was contmu trade lJact WIth the People's Repub aCllve Isotopes were '61r"DOard the tIsh ForeIgn Secretary, returned TMirsday that the government Sato the Japanese Pnme M1pIster despatr he made a face at me and were mdications Thursday that mandlng a 20 pel cenl wage Increase 109 last minute efforts to bnog about lIc of Chma a Japanese newspaper Soviet built turbO-Jet They. have yet here today after three days of WIll not heSItate to proVIde the Black expressed the Umted States slammed the door South Afdt:an P!:elDler Balthazar assIstance 'I'leeded to check the plus 12 I ent hour In free" some measure of agreement between reported Than A Yearbook t() be recQvered and police screen talks wlth SOVIet Foretgn MmlS­ strong lOterest In the economic ex­ From mSlde I heard hIm say­ Vorater has stepped IOto the Rho­ el~Qr spread or disease to extend benefits In one year s contract The The newspapers said highlights Tr.oops:. Demonstrators ed ott the huge clearmg torn by the ter Andrle Gromyko and other and plollatlOn of the regIOn, especially Wilson and Smith and prevent a You stay there un­ deman Independence crIala. The alrllf\e 1S believed to have offered Angl~Rbo mg can out of the agreement mclude Japan's ex plane among the pme trees faCilIties 4Or-4he Improvement of the programme for developmg the complete dlsrupllon 10 South AfrIcan Press Aasociation USSR offiCIals on VIetnam and a 18 per cenl wage Increase til doomsdayl" port of about one million tons of Jiiu~le"" The 8Jrlmt;t was on a regular the health- of the people Mekong RIver Valley the spokes deslan contacts (SAPA) reported there had been an In Ramalloh' other world problems The talks Travellers are meanwhile usmg chenucal fertiliser to China • flight from Sofia to East Berlln via Addressing girls from the Se­ man said exchlUljle of measaIlOS between Vor­ 1101_:-< \l I were held, he sa1d, m a most trainS buses the Canadlan PaCific A Japanese dispatcb from Peking AS AN AUTHORITATIVE .. Budapest and Prague but had been extra ordmary atmosphere of conda.-y School who attended the After reportmg on hiS recent tour Common Market ater and lJrltlsh Prime MluJat.er ":.JI!lftUg"-LEM,'JlIt'dlin, Nov, 26 (AP),­ un­ AlrllOes and smaller regIOnal plane said RYOIChI Kuwal. Presid~nt of dlvel ted to Bratislavia due to bad meetlOg the Minister referred to the of Southeast ASian countries, Black Togo Calm After Harold Wilson, but did nnt spe<;Ity derstandmg He made the state­ (Conld [Tom page 2) the Komatyu ManufactUring Com TrooPs of Jordan's Arab LegIon shot'lln tll'e - air from the ani:lent weather role of women JD soc1ety serVices suggested to the Japanese Pnme MI­ the naturf! or content of tbeb ex· ~erusaIel\l ment on arrival m London airport Cabmet and w.lb,n the ParIlamen­ pany and deputy bead of the trade BOO~ OF REFERENCE ON wafIa 0' -FrIdll" lUIit" fired wllQl/ng shots In the town of A local forester saId the plane was "We have been extremely frank, The MIDlster mspected the nister that Japan should extend ae Coup Quashed change .. t.I. Ghazm HospItal She -promIsed NEW DELHl Nov 24 (Reuler)­ lary party There are meVitabIy delegation 15 scheduled to sign the Ram1dJah 'to elllaf demDl18trato~~enj'!flitn&-anns to nght Israel. burmng before It crashed, then. we have been friendly," Ilrown live finanCial assistance to the de­ In Luaaka 4~ "'bite nuners bave that next year a woman's hospI­ Czechoslovak PreSIdent Antonm LOME, Togo, Nov 24, (Reuter)­ many wry comments about the Good agreement in Peking As In Thursday's troublii, lbe, the town, a centre of some 40 ()()() according to another witness saId In a brtef statement In Mos- veloping natIons 10 ASia and the resigned, at Rhokana rome on Compantons booked for the grand the"~ds t\i~. I I heard 8 terrible explosLon from tal and a chlld-and-mother-care Novolnv and the Indian Pflme Togo police Wednesday hunted the Japan, s trade wllh ChIna totalled w Iroops fired aboVJl Dr PaTi.litille. refugees 10 mJles (l6km) cow ' Far East the spokesman said AFGHANlST4N IT WILL ~mbla's copperbelt alter under centre WIll be estabhshed 10 the un~ European tour, Harold to keep an $469 tollhon In 1965 It amounted crowds and thent;'!p_r,l\d to no~t'l) of )ef1!llaJem .. SOme dl!4ance--maybe some two or Before departing Brown met MlOlster Mrs Indira Gandhi Tues OffiCials of the Japancse Fmance alleged leaderS" of a bloodless ground Inoldents Wlth African }f:"No eye On George lest lbe Pore'gD casualt,es ' /I.,., The mayor told lbe ASSOCIated tt)ree kilometres away I dashed ta­ prOVlnce day discussed further cooperation M,mstry saId Black Monday pro­ successful coup d etat agamst $320 millton In the Rrst half of this privately for 10 minutes WIth Secretary rushes too many fences year, or a 41 per cent increase over miners In JeruSfllem, W"9J4i\~)I; Press tbat 10 persons were Injured .lards the lIames WIIlcn lIt up the Gromyoko and mdes from bolb 111 economIc fields posed to Take Fukuda, Ja~nese PreSident Nlcola.s Grumtzky as Sources said the move Thursday ,:'II'iSts over-enthusiastically, and George the cor.respondlng period of last on the old \valls I\lId R%t-tops to m scu~~ wllb troops Thurnday piace I was horrified There was no SIdes tn the aIrport lounge There A Jomt commiSSion of the two Fmance Minister, that Japan should calm returned to thiS tIny West GO TO LmRARIE1I AND ~Id halt production at the gIant to keep an eye on Harold In case year prevent demonstr~tio I from start- The stone throWlDg demonstrators other noise but the cracklIng of the were no unmedUlte detaJis on Borne News InBrief countries estabhshed some time ago supply mOre soft loans Ooans on African state Mlndola shaft 01 the mIne where the Prime MlDlSter dallies on lbe 109, wben crQ1Il!ds eO\u~ from the attacked lbe Ul1\ted NaUons Relief roaring flames consuming almost these talks KABUL, Nov 26, (Bakhtar)­ IS expected to meet shortly to can easy repayment terms) to the deve The PreSident who survived the only nwe white underground srU.. Sider details of the collaboration attempted seizure of power by fol· way mosques aft4lr. prl'.Y"rs \Uld surl"ll and Works Agency (UNRWA) everythmg left over after the ex­ Other members of Brown's Work on ImprOVIng and rep81rlng lopmg nations In the ceglOn MISSIONS sans remain Actually this partnership reflects OF MANY Ihrou~h lbe a total of 13 mIUon face 1be.o Israells, asked for coope- cent Jordaman aUegations lbal the It was known that the pnnc.pal programme of the Gavel;nment of Monday durIng mass demonstra­ the Hindu tar) Eng Abdul Samad Sahm, of employment for foreign workers ness because foreign capital was mto a mInonty group Kush ip 1965. pounds for ,expenditure up to J.r8& world ISSUes were diSCussed Pnme MlOlstcr MQ.haml'J1ad Hashim tions demandmg hiS reslgnation af. ratlOn'o Wllb the CAIro-based Pales- command had fa,led 10 fulfill lIS MIDlster of MIDes and Industrtes, flOWing out 01 Japan, officiala said The mosl uncomprom1swg Critics Photos by VUem Heckel, 30 tq67 tme LIberation OrganiSation aod responSIbilIties dunng an Israeli Brown earher talked over VIet Malwandwal and ura.ed the people Fukuda also saId be believed lbe ter an anonymous vOIce announced have been Barbara CasUe and Doug­ who arnved here to IOsped work ~t4Mrther participant In the expedi­ HOMES ALL OVER TfJE ID some ca~s for the overthrow of raid on Jordan nttro, nuclear weapons and other to cooperate Will" NEW DELHI Nov 24 (Reuter)­ agncultural development fund on the radiO that the revolutIon has las Jay supported by Pred P~rt and "---:N-:-----~.,...-,...---- on the furnttur~ factory, return­ lust begun Spanish To Vote K,lng Hussfln s re81me tOPiCS With Sovlet Foreign Mmls SIt -The rndlan government Tuesday should be sel up Within the frame> Herbert,. Bowden, who have had to tion. ed to Kabul Fnday evenmg ter Andrei A Gromyko BAGHLAN Nolr 26, (Ball;\1\arl­ RamaIlah, sc

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