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12-18-1968 Kabul Times (December 18, 1968, vol. 7, no. 224) Bakhtar News Agency
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., Congolese urges ~"~L'.. ': ., >:," ~Jrld "I:'1T':': I \. '1"..; I Zambia: W trade " , . .. (Continued from ·puot. ~) forming Africon ~ ,', BUI under the strains of "the 'coa .I. ;: "·.u;, ]; litt"n. the ANC dwi"dled s1l11 'fur news . agency· . bc\ . '.: "" ·)l' I cent of till ther lind left UNIP as the dea.r in St ' ~,. ,l, , .. : he .j ... 'J ;"jJl Ilg 4herito. or political power at Inde KINSHASA. Dee. 17. tAFP). Cl tI'l '. penden,:t'. Nkumbuln. hm"C'ver. has (I.m~nll!s(, Information· Minister Jt' :~, .ti, ~ ;.1 l:'aclH, ine mlIJO- !. 1'lInlinuCl! In he a rorl'C'ful minur:t: ;lIl-Jm,;ques Candy ypsterday sug r .... \" :. 'I'.. :L, "re bei:l;~ drawll Ii " I• , '" ... "'i"J' ,I .' 1c:tdf'r. gested here that an all-Afrkan news' cluser l. gt..J1Cl' 0)' tTIveslmpnts of ·;':;~i;-, ·:\~:W:l':: .Nkumbula and hi~ ANC slill pose agenl:y be ~t lip. all sorts in other count.ries. .. .'PRICE :AFS. 4 ~f VQt.., YII, NO. 2.24 " ,;.: ",.... ., , . ItttB.. '· '\VEPNESP,AY; DECiMBER 18, 1968. (QAlJS 27, 1347S.H} :1 re:lI <.'lcl..'£oral threat to Dr. K:lun (",Indy was speaking 10 delcg:llcs The United Stales, beoause i.la·, UNIP. Nkumbulfi will cpr'lainh' find observers from 10 African na the size ahd strength of its :(,con 111Ariana Afghan Airlines: ces and differing levels of tech AFGHANISCHE WOLLINDUSTRIE LTDo could 'be set up 0", the framework , ,In a speech on this aeeas-Ion he congratulated· the young Beirut. Tehr:,n 1015 nology, as well as other diffl~rcn alTice\', on their suocess and expressed delight that another grou!, Kandahar 1100 of ·r.egional news agt.'llcics which' cos, thrre will be bala"lcc of of gl'aduates will join lhe ranks 'of o'ff"cers in the Royal Afghan Khost . 1400 would be dcveloped ll11mediatcly. KABUL I AFGHANISTAN Cand~' p.lyments problems. Army,' . ., Maimaoa, Mazar 1610 Othl?r subjects which saitl should be high on Ihe:' assembly's, I\nd second while the demand for .DEPARTURES wurld Ir:,dc increases the capita! and The ,marshal warned the grad-' Iity of our nation and·.nonalign Mazar. Malmana 0900 agenda were telecomnlUnicalinns -m· uates of .Iheir grave responsjhih- ment in miltary pacts is aimed at Africa. and als'l lhl' Irnilling of r'lreign C'xchange reserves are. just Khost \130 ,bcin~ lies that they will have to shoul- .contributing (0 ensuring of peu- journalists. nOl formed as fast. and as Kandahar \300 Illll(:h a~ needed. One step to be In . der in the service of the nat'ion ce in the region; and service to He ·said lhal Cungo had •• Iready and the sovereign. world peaoe. While we are com- Bakhtar Afghan Airlines: h'n to il1LTeaSl" the..~ reserves will qrawn up a projel't fnr II higher in Afterwards .Prime Minisler 'No- plelely devoted to Ihese high ob ARRIVAL: he the fl.1npulallun, pTl."'Ibably next .. iiiute 'If jOllrn~llism and lhat il or Abmad Etemadi addressed lhe jeclives we must also be prepar- 1645 ~·t'ar. of the Spcdal Drawing Rights N imroz, Host. Kandahar would bC" upen to all African I..·oun gathering and said he considered un- ed for any eventualities. DEPARTURE: hom .the Inter.natilll1al Monelary lnes ilnd spt'.:ially "rrkan Ih'WS ag lorgetable the memory of the day "In Ihe light of this the respon Kandahar, Bost Niml'oz 0800 Fund 1 hl'''I;' will '.'11 OJ lonJ.!. way to t'nl:ip... when al the end of many long years sibilily which the Royal Army ARRIVAL: hn:101.."1.." t'l\..' I.."lllltinUlng expansion of of studies a student graduates. shoulders is graver now than at wl~rld l"~Idl.' and help alleviate the DO YOU THINK ABOUT .TIIE COMING WINTER SEASON? AEROFLOT: He said such graduation C'er(;- any other time and it requires 1ll,11l(,~iI1'~ \.·rises Ihat threatened the ARRIVAL: Soviet musIc monies are also of great value to alertness, discipline. and comple- s~"ll·m ~oscow, Tashk~nt lhl S year. the country be'cause the parUrjp- te preparedness. His Royal Hlgbness MarshaI Shah Wall Khan Ghazl presenting a medal to one of the new 0111 cers graduating with bonours WE OFFER: alioD of an additional number of The most effective weapons iri from tbe Mllltaty Auemy. Photo by Is/ah praised young men equipped with mod- today.'s world is knowledge. lTn KANDAHAR, Dee. 17, CBakh Important MOSCOW. Dec. 17. tTas>;l. ern science and learning cnnslil- Jess it is coupled with kopwledge o tar I.-Agricultural implements utes a contrjbution to the nation- no weapon can be used etl'ective- ParIS. talks st.oII Jeammed The creativity of SOVII.,.'1 compos- p!"Cldu('C'd .Clt thE' Jangalak factor PURE CAMELHAIR CLOTH on procedures Next WestGerman ers facilitates thf' spiCllurtl .;.::ro al wealth. Iy. Quality has taken the plaoe 01 PARIS D 18 (R I) -All Telephones I ips were dpmonstrated to anum· The prime minister congratuJ- quantity , ec. , eu er . ound work for tbe talks. ent leaders. Defence Secretary wth of the build('r~ lof the new Clark Clifford in a weekend 11'1 ber (If farml'rs hy the provincial for overcoat 350,-Afs/mtr and ated Ihe new graduales. their le,l - ,·Tt is·because of this that our four delegations to the new V.i- But there was still no indica' "olice Station -20 societv glnrifie:-; ':;(1'/'·'[ man, it evision state~ent, blamed the Department of Agrkulture an,l chers and the administration of exertion in preparing our Youth etn~ peace conference were l~n tion when the long-overdue con president will be Traffic Department -41700 is sal~l' in' .' ml'SSil~(' ":l'lli by the 4l0,-Afs/mtr South Vietnamese for Cl'ntribut· Irrigation. the Military Academy, Techoital should be to arm them with kno- I Pans . yesterday-but ,Prosv"c,.s ferenCe will open, originally due !\irport -21283-20S7~ CPSU central ('omIT',J1!,'I· to the ing to delays in the Paris peace lrrigation. The implements prod Aoademy and the Mililary School wledge 10 emplo knowledg 'n of gettmg the talks mOVlnl/ seem- 10 start on November 6, it has be Fire Department 13 fourth congress or S()vi~t l"1'mpo' ye I d n ar wran~ling talks: e~ected uced With till' advicE' of the Mi on and ded : I e en held up by over in ,Berlin Telephonc repair 29 sers. the occasion ad the service of the nation. e no er· . . nistry of Agriculture and Irriga CAMELHAIR .CLOTH "The Afghan nation are uorn ·'Those who have lost their lives . The latesl nrnval he.rc was a procedural matters. The congress opened to i'vIosnl\'· The Saigon delegation here le lIon at the J.mgalak ,ndustries soldiers and consider the pruft"s- in the course of Servic to their nme.me~ber dele~atI'J:1 o~ the Kiem's arrival was 1I0t expe(·t· HAMBURG.. Dec. 17. (AFP).- yesterday. The messCI:;l.e was read alises it is under increasing ples plants are nnw undergoing: tests for suits 340.-Afs/mtr sian of being a soldier. and a sp- f r f e Th South Vtetnam NatlO~al Llbera- ed to speed up matters a~ the chi The next West German federal out ·by candidate memh2r u( lhl' 1 sure to get tbe lalks g',iug. But Pharmacies III vanflu~ pro,Vinces irit of sacrifice the nation :in ~~~~~w~r~ol~i~~~ a~: e~:i~ i~ t~on Front, the Viet Cong's pf)}j- ef difficulty lies in differences president will be elected in West political bureau and sU'rptary 01 for Ky's aides have repeatedly said honour. The history or ou< nalion II th" I' '. Ih . Id" hcal arm, headed by Tran Buu between Saigon and Washjngt':m. Berlin reporledlY on March 5, the OPEN TONIGHT: the CPSU centrell cnml:litt",'I! P:,-'· a e na IOns In e wor . K· 47 ld I. there should "be no betrayal" of CAMELHAIR BLANKETS Prices through its dark daYs is witnes:" In conclusi.on the Prime Minir.- le~t a -year~o , swyer m The South Vietnameo;e govetn· iodependent Hamburg daily Die , .. ~ Farhadi Jad(" Maiwand otr Demichev. ;s f"el. I d h' . h f f charge of the front s exlemol .f- ment is ·insisting on' j!,0ing ov<:r the basic principle that the con Tel: 2H06 .Thl' reali:-;tic tradlti,)Il'- e,f rr,u,, 10 th er expresse IS WIS es or ur- f· ference is between two comr.ined Wei said in a fronl-page story yes "We devole like always all Ihe Iher success of the Royal ,Army aIrs. all procedural questigns an-j mat J"wad Mir Wais Maidan lral classics. the ;:I(':-l..;a'::!:t' :-'3:'-'S. Fon SALF: krday. for travelling purposes .650.-Afs/piece ters affeeting the country, poli· sides. It affirmed that Bundestag (par Tarek Mohammad Jan Khan an' being fruitfully (kv~..+HJr\1 by atlenlion needed to defending the and for a· bright.flitute .fin' the Kl:em, who arrl'ved "(onday nl'- tical future with the Amel'ic.:an Hanoi. and particularly the NLF 800,-Afs/piece, country, and strengthening I its th h h d f shl d t d 1Y }lament) President Euaen Gersten Wall. the best representatives (jf the So "\\'-Variant 1500 1964 model TRADEMARK. ~tore sittin~ negotiators seem in no hurry to defences. and the spiritual and you w 0 a re y gra ua e. ght, takes over the leadership of delegation down at maier would make an .official ano ·Roshan Jade ~aiwand Tel 22649 viet :5(.'hoo( of eOmDt'Sl t.ill', The 950.-Afs/piece ""Ider the patronage of HIS MaJ- th Fro t' d I t' h f m th~'"orifet:enee move to the conferenl'e table as CAMELHAIR ARTICLES material power of the Afghan ar. t th K·ng ens e ega IOn ere ro table. ouncement next month. Assri Habib Jade Maiwand diversity or I'llI'm...ty:f' an(~ ;!t!n in I{ood running condition. ('s y e I . Mttle. Nguyen Thi Bini>, who was Saigon's attitude, pCirliclllarly they are making political capilal I increa~ing President Heinrich Luebke anno Ahmad Shah Baba Temo. Shahi re is and a lalf.'ntC'.-1 my. policy of positive neu\,-a- Chief of staff Gen. Mohammad sent here six weeks ago with a on the seating arrangements, has oul of the squabble between Sa galaxy of young C(lmJ,J >..;e: s h;I": Td: 2:IS59. The unnl:ed a few' weeks ago that he Watt. Tel. 20507 CAMELHAIR BLANKETS Farouk and the eommandant of preliminary team to lay the gr exasperated some U.S. governm- igon and Washington. . ~ Saseem section Pole Kbeshti appeared. the Military AcademY, Gen. Mai- was retiring before the end of his .~. ------term, so that the presidential elec I, Ansari Share Nau Tel 20520 ------mixed with pure Afghan fleece 550.-Afs/piece wand, also spoke at 'the ceremo Nazeri Share Nau ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE'" Nixon visits UN, nies. In his speech Gen. Faro.uk tion would nOl clash wIth the gene :~ Wata Nader Pashtoon Street wool in elegant designs enumerated the developments Marathon organisers to make ra] elections scheduled foi the au n Pak pressmen " Tel. 20520 TIi:E;·.LIY~: .---:..--'----' achieved .by the various branche~ lumn of 1969. .. CHRtSTMAS PAGEANT There are so far two l;aodidates Bu.All Da.r.w.ilzai..Lahori...:I'el. •.•.•.,,-_ .• ~I__ • ~_•. ' ._,.~ .. ~. _. - ._,' " praises UNESCO of the Royal Army in recent ye- car lolly four-yearly event demo.nstrate . 23575 WITH CAMEI;S AND OTHER ANIMALS CASHMERE CLOTH ars espeCially in technical' fiel for the presidency, Gusaay H:elne. Kesmat Bibi Mali", ds. SYDNEY, Dec. 18, (AFP).-Fol- Ihan the Un;ted Nations bad achie- for freedom mann of the Sodalist Party (SPD) Zaman Labe Daryai Khiaban In the garden of the Community Christian Church lowing' the great succ~ss of ·the· first ved in 15 years. and Gerbard Scbroeder, the ChrIs for suits in various 440,-Afs/mtr upto UNICEF work Speaking to the .new graduates KARACHI', Dec. lS, (AFP).-Hu K'a~ Char and Share Nau one hundred yards off the Darulaman Road west ot the he said the officers of the Foy~1 London to Sydney car marathon. The official said the success of tian Democrat defence minister. Tel 41252 fashionable shades 620,-Afs/mtr which ended here early yesterday the tally had proved Ihat a road ndreds of journali'Sts and I'ress wor· A statement by Gerst.enmaier lasl entrance to the Soviet embassy Sund:1Y, Monday and Army' pride themselves in their kers demonstrated foc press free General Medical Depot. UNITED NATIONS. Dec. 18. the organisers have decided tg make ' route for lorries and heavy vehicles week that a "friendly allied power" service to the nation rather than dom in Karach.i's streets yesterday. Tuesday evening; Deceber 22. 23 and 24, At 7:38 p.m. (A FPl.-The new American admi thei~ the marathon a four-yearly event, is possible from Europe to India. had objected 10 the cboice of West ---~------,, on wordly prestige.' The demonstration was organised sharp. TRADEMARK CASHMERE BLANKETS nistralion will otTer ··continuing Some cabinet members, gener with the next to' be held in 1912. Meanwhile adds Reuters: Berlin as the venue for presidential support ~f the United Nations and fndians were delighted at the way Rally drivers had some harsh by the Karachi union of journalists. electiOn caused a minor stor~ here. Please wear warm clothing. Thp. presentation lasts als of the Royal Army, and fac One banner carried in the demons Weather CASHMERE ARTICLES .. , .do everything we can to streng ulty members of the' Miillary the maralhoo· opened up the road words to say ahout Australia police Die Welt yesterday affirmed that Skies in the northern, northea· 25' Minutes. in various designs 1.100,-Afs/piece upto then if·, President-elect Nixon' told to Ihe east. A New~Delbi 'motor after completing their .high-speed tration cited a statement by ,the late the Americans had told the Bonn Academy and Military Schools and. Jinah~ stern southern and central regi 1.800.-Afs/piece newsmen here Tuesday nighl. club official said the marathon had . dash across Australia here yester-. Ali "Press criticism is an jovernment .that the choice of the the Technical Academy attended the education for any government". ons wiD be cloudy with rain and. Nixon made the statement after galhering. done more for India in one week day. venue for the federaJ assembly's snow. Other parts of the country HAMIDI he and secretary of state desi~nate The demonstrati.on whi:lb lasted electoral Session was an internal will be elear. Yestenlay the war" William Rogers had called on Sec ~~4~~man two hours dispersed a~ Jlnnah's ma West German affair, but that if WORSTED Paddy Hopk,lKunduz 12 C -4 C 9 AM Up to lasl month wilh an Italian firm, da broucht up French Presid just I:autioncd me-it was all pari 53 I' 25 I' 'ent General de Gaulle durin2 his of our bad luck'·. full employment and social justice. (j-:W PM Shop II Pamir Cinen1a Nothing is knOwn about 'the tech Ramian 2 C -8 C Home briefs nical side of Ihe launching except visit to Paris in .September. On foreign policy, he reaffirmed :l6F 171' KABUL, Dct·. 18, tBakhtarl. italy's allegiance to the Atalantic Two die in Shop III Opposite blue Mosque, Shar-e-Nau 1 he military and air attache at the allianl:e, the United Nations, and Iranian embassy in Kabul and Mrs. Federalism poses ·problems to Czechoslovakia European unity as the three pillars Rome train Kaheaman gave a re~ptl"n Tuesuay of world peace. "made no secrets of the fact" that· Exports to socialist countries had Shop IV Spinzar HGtel evening to mark. Iranian Military PRAGUE, Dec. 18. (AFP).-eze He also promised firm ItaUao ac '- Day. High ranking civil r to Ir~n ',eft, Kabul for and Rumania.. .. lera, sliJd home spOPdiDll thIs year ·The delegation was headed by Sov Even as he was _speakio2',. demo inging themselves to the floor of DAVID NIVEN and .ANTHONY Tehr~o yesterday. He was her~ lor Colotka yeslerday said Ibe Com· had increa..d by an unprecedented iet Qevelopment Plan director Ni nstrations were report~d in various \1 . , the cahin when they saw the ot (l(JINN. Sunday at 7! p.m. in En· . : consultations. >to munist Party central cOJJ.1miteee had 12. per c~(. kolai Elaibakov. parts of the country. her train coming. glish. . Htomidzadah Store Share Nau , • .,
.I , \ " ,I I "':~'rHE ~Un:TIM!ES \ THE KABUL TIMES DECEMBER 18, 1968 I PAGE 3 ) ~Prov:incial ~ItBll tt .. .. I ,I J~~ ., ,Ui,ary .. , Ii; A'8W Writer Folwwmg is a ,/aJement on'Nfl> Fress 11/ I,,,,,itll • Most .men are hen-pecked after whIG (SOl/tlr We.l AII'1Ctl) delivered iltliYL'l1sve iI )nlDl!l:ier lof s:htldren 'I;}'\[;ij repre.enlUllve By A Staff Writer flt/eut Hasrat, 01 AI and they Side Wlth theIr mother olranutan In 'he plena'1l 01 tire After the United States announced What can an erstwhlle Idlctaior do Let all me" If thev (au manage II. 23rd session of the UntIed NatIOns to a unlteQ front formed. by the Gefteral AI,{rmblV, S December a total bombing bait over Nortb " " Vietnam over a month ago Ihc Viet., whole family whose::"each"mem (/Ht1'rll t to be Irealthy nam problem entered a new phale ber IS equipped rw.iibJ; one form· Idable weapon 'l'Jjp1 lO1d'llt Is ar says Ihc dally Beldar of Mazare skUlI~, Thoma. CIJ¥/yle Sbarlf tn an edllorlal cnhtled the med wIth ;,tit.. youn Paris Talks and the QueBlIon of gest WIth a dlsannmg smjle ~ ~ And my ,friend who once Peace 10 VIetnam \ , f\" was Pa1ermo, Slc!J)' , a dlstnct governor fInds It ha Allhough lbe delegatIOns of the The Itahan lira WIll be- devalu· ,rdt to be the _d 1/1 :-Q)UllDBnd Uhltcd States and North Vlealnm ea, the pnBs91.es W111 be dlvo",,· He can have filS way all lhng as had begun, before Ihe bombIng halt ed, PreSIdent de Gaulle WIll qliit be does not go out wlt11 boy frl. their preliminary peace talks In pohttCal Iile, PreSident RIchard ends H,s prnblem, holllever, .. hope 10 We It )s not useless re th~ N,xon Will escape an att\!inpt on that be IS fated to sperld most of mInd the Ass~mbly that Ibe rna· Paris. continued bombmg of North Vietnam by US bombers hiS life, "and all together 1969 hiS tIme away from borne I Jortty of States represented here w,ll not be a happy' year .. ' It IS not because he does not ,I was conSidered as an obstacle to expressed theJr concern labout the. ThiS glonmy fbreeast \Vas given try to be down to earth or gel -it ','}, \-'1 ' wards progress In tbc Parts talks government of South Africa In by Slclhan fortune teller I Interested In hIS family He Sim ijIJ.,(1J'.::.ai\tot.'..... ~)j pOints oui the paper ',,_ral liW"reeeiiUt turiIt!d d~1fJl NamibIa We have learned regret LondOn ply IS too good a friend to be left ~solull~II' ~&t.l!e tably and with consternatlon thro It. group of Birmingham UOlV alone by b,s numerous pals who ] pa' by,!ifj"llcollllHtk The pQper mentIOns the fact that D~W wiilikl~hiive ~ for ersllY setenltsls wfio recently cl. lure hIm OUt of hiS sheltered ho 3 wh14 SlIutb ,I United Nahons secretyy Geneml rried out a survey of LOch Ness me and put hIm ,"Side Ihe car by Aftllt)l.J!tillm merri»erililP: In t1ie"ijN ··''CIlbterelire f!lett"'l~');OlIet U Thant and a numbe of peacelov ~ ~lIbt, ulI~n and reassettlon of <1IItI oi beheves there may be more than hook or crook on aDd 'the comttr) apartheid Is 11IlIvets8Uy "llb~tJii~~lft 'IrllQJ' not Ihg countnes on many occasions ' III'~. one monster lurkmg in the deJltll. As SOOn as there Is a knock on endS lis pelUcy have abOUiIhed the plilley ~am ilelIIit ot had nsked the Wasbmg'on 10 totally of the loch, It Was reportE\d het:e the door, one of a half dozen kl discontinue air raids over North The Jllbt1\!lh.U lIirlldted beel,r-. 'It tailed tbe resolution MbiUd, hbwet'lll", "~1 ~ who The team, usmg hypersenslltve ds races towsrd the entrance to ~ri\.v \~I Vietnam so that n favourable at~ 10 get UI'o thlrds blat tile taat- 55 In rejectlag' tile rMollltlon alsO tel '.Yo th&'poUoy sonar eqUIpment, regl~tered a see who IS Ihere To men whom votes were cUt In fkvouN' bf the relllllitlllD Uid Inosphere could be created fClf the number of what they believed to they don'l know tntlmately they of Iipaiiheld to ioIn forces with, ttilii!e willi' SIIIi. Pans talks only 33 agaillst 'Wws 'lAat the JIl*,Jorlillif tie de ported be large ammal.. at a depth bf usually say "father IS gone bunt 200 metres ~ Jng' 1eg\!.1i\st iIiId III "q, tile world pbbUc oplblon Is PreSident Lyndon John~on In co agalillrt ~-poUer'of aPartheid The full results of Uielr exped. And because he really goes hu· mphnncc With pubhc opinion of Ilion Will be publlsheq .hortly ntmg from time to time agam ho'iftver, does not mean tbat N "oUllr, the world and 10 order to try the San Jose With snme of b,s mends the the eliilli,bieS Whicb voted SCatnst the resolution sLO<:en'y of HanOI ordered 11 COIll About I 000 hlpoles from seve caller accepts the excuse and be ~Id .pprove bf the poUcy of plcte halt of bombing lal countl'1es have set up a hlP~ ats It In most eases the dtoiegates voted apbist PIe repubhc' here, the newspa Usuaily, It tS the chummy ones 'he reSolution dUe to their ooJ>Vlcl\fon tbat the If further s8t.:nht.:cs are made by per La Hora reported who bother Ihe kIds' trate mother Econorltlc Committee's resoliltlon was not eoDBti the wartng parties around the can II was started by some 79 hips by barglllg upon ber And she ference table one can be hopeful lutlona! In fad the committee Passed. the resolu from abroad who recruited Costa has to be mee to them because lor restorallon of peace and sccu lIOn ,n face of adVIce from the UN legal counsel Rican boys and gIrls m the past nobody IS allowed by the unwn nty 10 the war lorn Southeast ASI3 Ihree months saYlUg they wlsbed tten law to be nasty to the guo that the action was contrary to the UN Charter In the not-too-(.!lstann: future to lIve 10 a world wtthout fronh ests Iru~ asserted the pllper ers and WIthout laws It doeBn I make the lel1&t dll The defeat 01 the resolution at the General It IS that South Africa otrers lucrative The paper hopes thaI tht wanng The nucleus !rom abroad me rerence II Ihe guest IS InVIted or "'-'It"HeHll\fy, iherefote, should give DO wmfort to busllle.. opporturuties but the countries benefit p trlles who have got together In luded youlhs from norlb and unmvlted welcome or unwelco Ihe Soutb AfrIcan rulers The United NatIOns bas log most from these opportunities shoJdd, as a se Paris wi11 soon overcome their pro Latm Ameflca MeXICO and Bnt me su~lt ,d!J,d In the greater Interest of the orga rV1Ce to human rlgbts and as a practiea.l &Iroof l£'dural problems and begin the am FumlOg and frettmg she even lung awaited fc:ur Sided talks and ms~tlon ,tself lest It will be accused of lawless Ihat they really condemn apartheid, give up these Ncw York serves the mtruders some sort slOccrely search fur a way oUI of ness and U>at Ihere be nO guatantee for the legal benefils until a truly representative govemment IS Dr Philip Blalberg the world s of refreshments bought Ihrough thiS dilemma md tor a solutIon aL longest Survlvlng heart transpl one or the chtldren from the shop rlKJit nation established and apartheId comPletely eliminated of any lcptablc to the part I\:, ~l)nce n~(i <-Int patient said ~e resumed rna The deleal of the resolution should In fact , 1Jround the corner Tbe S<>uth Afncan n:it1onallsls i!O'l/M be lllld relatIOns WIth hIS WIfe onlv It was a lot of fun watehlllg el1lphaslse the need for the ahohtlon of apartJreld gIven moral and material support Pressure 00 Ie In an othc.{ cdltufl II the dntly 20 days after belllg dl~arged rr hun the other day when we went l>e<:a 1L'le speaker alter speaker al the assembh gal and humaDltarlan grounds can be brought ag. Belth r has IaKen up the Issue \)1 om hospllal followlbg blS opel a to have him ror an ouhn~ and condemned the racial poliCIes 01 the South JUri aitlSt the V orster ""'line to release some of the Middle East and says th I! thl Sit t 1 1n hIS spou.e wanted hun to staY can government and spoke of the need for puttln~ nationalist leaders now liVIng In South Afncan French, Englis. speaking Canadians 1I ilion In thai part of lhe \1,()lld has 1 he Snulh Afncan depllst mao" home and later take her 10 her a stop to tJ(is !(Toss vlolatlon of hwnan rigbts '" pnson..c; under very severe conditions bf-~omc I stlurt.c ()f £,'1(1 1000:rt..>.aslng Ihls "1S Ar lb O<.lllOnS Dr Blalberg who WIll ,lje 60 ne· because we Just dIaled hiS Dum -8t-cuhunsm and bl-hngtlahsm are By Shafle Rabel Oltawa hI Imguallsm and bl cultunsm has peace and tranqUility W IS chslurbed xt May, was operated <>I\"l'by Ch, ber sounded hke hiS boss ask· two terms whIch the goyernment and u}rnc up With recommendations on 10 the area by the 1~~rCSSIY( and nstldn Burnaro at Cape Town R mg h1D1 not to dIsclOSe who he I~S ho!lll1~l>\~ liberal secment~ of tbe Can,.\Han 'ley analyse and recommend ways furthenng lies between the two rna expanSionist policy l I Isr:ry. Now _ of apalltment bnI14Ings along the avenue are oomg rebuilt. It Is expected lights All leUers urged the atten but she has also become a source of He regarded the mformatlon Anyhow, we did not have en ~(lonlal powers 10 grant lndepen an edltorlal On the Darulaman fire The coming Int(> power of the bl-cultural The 1JnderstandlOg of of parliament speakme French the Ibat In another len years all the brick aM-stucco structures WIll be replaced by relnlor.ed conuete The paper stressed that aCCidents tIOn of the authOritIes concerned to government of Trudeau and appro~ IhlS fact IS a new phenomenon In government can not adopt a pohcy anxiety for all peacelovlng countries tell others as well to allay the ough luck thIS time beoause we dcm:c tu terntofles under their ad fears of some men who beheve buJUIlbgs could not get connected WIth him llCl:Ur no matter what precautions take necessary steps towards re- \al of hiS Uberat poliCIes was the the hIstory of the country that Will be unfnendly to Ihe Fren of the world nllnlslrallun mcvmg the shortcomings .. Israel so far has failed to abide their potency might be Impalr('j Detroll by telephone The telephone bills It l~ true that m the ensumg per Irt:> taken No arrangement can pro climax of these demands Trudeau Engllsb CanadIans prlvalely ad ch public A 21·year.old student al Sub lomallc row 10 Turklsb Arnbas by the resolutions of the URlted after cafdl8c surgerY" Mounted on a pohce type mo kept plhng up and the good.na IUU some terntolles have amllned Ihe 48 year old bachelor prime mI· mil that nil the vlsli of General de To Canadians a VIable foreign tor-eyde, he had stopped Ihe urban Oakland Unlverslly capp sador BV Karatay on a three Nations Secunty ColIncll and her In the book, Mrs Blalberg re tured woman dehberately did not their Indepcnden<:e) said the editor nister whose Image In Canadian s Gaulle last year and hiS pronounce policy IS that one wblch reflects to car and said the bank pres1dent's ed hiS sentor year by read year lease last year ments they were stubborn mtran stubbornness and disregard for the counted that her husband had VI pay Aller the thml warmng, the lal but stili there are cettam tern IS like Ihat of lohn F Kennedy 10 the gr4test pOSSible extent the as house had been blown up with lIlg poems In Ihe nude to a class She claims that after Karatay America has been d,evlsmg methods slglent and had a one track mmd pressure of world s pubhc opmlOn Ttuany aliandoned aU h6pe of su lID" was cut off as a penalty wh. h nes and people qeanng tlle yoke para lIon and goals or all Ihe people rVlvlDg l"hen he contracted pn· dynmmte and the car may be of some 50 persons Tuesday D1 returned to Turkey earlter thIS meet ~"'. _ -n.,loti&l ~mands In theJr relahons wllh. French Ca and her unfavourable reactions to Ich she found paradoxtcally qu of \"oloOialism '0 Thus In frammg the foreign poliCy eumoota s,x months after hIS 1>r booby.trapped too ght year the Turks contmued to oc fOr uhlty ·).~ng hIs liUggestlons n1ldlans wards the peaceful efforts of Gun Ite comlortmg These terntones are not only.de .. most Canadlan offiCials belIeve thc ansplAnl WhJlel aearching, a puff of whi Lee Elblllger told the Assocla cupy Ihe house but allowed tbe are Tbis altItude was pursued even nar Jarnng U Thanl s speCial en As my cousm and I had hIm llIed thelf fight to self-determ1nil The semi offiCial dally £1 MOtl raiding a new era of organised gue government should take account 01 The Blalbergs gave Dr Barn te 1lD\0ke blached out near the led Press he slnpped off all h,s lent 10 fall mto arrear I Cml~ltutll1u"l on offloJ.a1 level In the federal go voy 10 Ihe MIddle East ~re Itself just the day before all 10 oursel· Sma1 simIlar to ApJlOtmtn.lf a 'Com. the Interests and deSires and needs clothes, down to hiS bare feel and tlun thc prinCiples outllDed In the dJtl.hld reaffirmed Monday that AI n dla adlvltlcs In (~raeJ ard permISSIOn to carry out an robber and he called Here It IS ves we sent someone else 10 to mlllee to study "the ConS'tltlrtlon of vemment serVlces only Enghsh sp of the prcvmccs and It must recog clear mdlcatlons of s heed 1 mtend to stay here until Universal DeclaratIon of Human gena Will never tolerate foreign that alon!l the Jordaman Israeh olher transplant Involvmg both f move back, move ,further lectured to the audience for some plead WIth h,s WIfe and bnng hIm v Canada and recommend amend eakmg Canadians were ~ppolnted nlse the traditionS which bOfh Fr lessness adds Ihe paper they leave she declared afler , Rights 2:0 years ago too hil £> not bases on 115 terntorv d"aseflre line a he~rt and l1 lung Pohae- S8ld the three clerks and 15 mmutes In tbe Oakland UIllV for ment which WIll be necessary for French was nOI taught In th~ sch OUt even a few moments bt:en applied In thelr cases The paper agaIn denounced what I hiS may lead to an escalation of s ench and Enghsh speakmg Cana Oh July 6 tbe surglcal learn their dnver fled to Ihe roadside erstty theatre moving In I wtll only let them c10smg U1~ gap -between tbe 33 per ools In English speakine prOVInces dlans seek to maintain and de.velop Israel IS not satisfIed With whut take thelI furn1ture w1th them Upon seeIng our friend he 1<}68 '" hlch IS on tts way out It t.:alled the dmpalgn of ill'S 10 tension 10 the Suez Canal area the was alerted to stand by for an While taJ hit t.he celhng The has been tailed the Human Rights the western press about alleecd Sn I th Within the fabnt.: of the Canadian emergency operatIOn The nesct the msn speed away The money when they pay money they owe I the 48 per cent Engltsh speakmg area one offiCial said occupYing their ternlones and per man "'Nas flabbergasted thtn~ federation day Mrs Blalberg was laid she belonged' to Nlp\?on Tro.t and Soviet SCIentIsts are CUI rently {lle ~~~~s\?durtl~: ~~~n~~are~~~ls o7°:~~ Vie I bases 10 Algeria ~ol~~~~al~astmO~~a:x~a~~v:g~~nst lse ones The federal government has nOW petuating her occupation ever Arabs king he Was nuts The cunnmg French speaktn& Canadians want could go mto hel husband's ster Bankmg Compsny It was a trymg to develop an artl(lclal Sapporo Japan lated by Ihe ,ael 111 the Sinai blamed by Israel <:hanged the system Preference 1S land She also further agltatcs Arabs host realismg the prelexlty 01 UnltetJ NatIons for their reahsatlOn ' Obsessed and Irn ApPolOting a commiSSIon whose a more liberal polIcy III IOlermtlJon den hospItal sUlte speak to year-end payroll for an electn heart but are encountering the by contlnued aggression of th~lr so to \ I the Ideas set forth In the UOI Irreparable loss of terntones a L:er un EcypLJan regular soldiers re members are from all walks of hfe given to bl-Ilnualtsts Attempts are al affairs They believe that Canada him cal firm1 same dlfficultles In the process as Japanese surgeons have succe Ibe VISitor gave him a WInk wb \ ersal Declaration of Human RJghts taln French press-which IS 101m€, suItcd In several Egyptian Israeli to study the problems of bl~cultu bemg made to populanse French must have a distinct forel,J:n pohcy vCTelgnt y asserts the papel thelf Amencan colleagues eded 1ft lakmg clear photographs .ch he did not no!lce and began Mrs Blalberg sllld I knew on· ob~eel tnd the attainment of mtern'B.honal dlately echoed by some mternatlonal dashes In the canal region dunng nsm and bl ImguBhsm and recom In the English speaking area and which must not be Identical With Iy too well what he (the doclorI Obarl~1l Dllnols, of the mtenor of the hearts of 10 10 his droppmg U1 on Th~ papel !Says thai the day I .. h h f f news med.la-has started a campaign the past two months mend lTte'asures for natJonal lOkgra vice versa Schools now teach both the Unlled States and Common meant by allowmg me IOto a 19 yeBt-old youth who murde ThiS became clear from one five people In what IS believed to a Friday mommg when everybo Justice we saw ow t e vOIce ~arts0 ree rhree Arab defeats at the hands not very far away when all Arab dy waled to be leCl alone and do donf.... suppressed 10 VBnous of of lies that has been gomg on for tIon languages (CmlCt1tlled on P(J1!1 4) place thai bad always been out 0' red hIS g,rl·friend's ltve broth of the rare press statements ISS be the first altempl to tnsert a forces Will resort to arm~ to force lhe world Ihrough the use of force so long that It betrays a deft orches of Israel have given new elite status Estabhshlng a tBsk force to sur- Furthermore the commiSSIon on bound~ to me It was to be m, ers and sIsters has been Jailed for , ued by the SOVlet embassy bere camera mto a hvmg human he what he pleased Israel o~t of their terntones and Inu the Inhmldatlon and Impnson tra on by world 1n1penahsm and an outpounng of money and opportuotly to say good bye a minimum of 140 years here "hlch underhned that the hearl art Japanese reports said He was led uP Wllh Inends and even make the very eXlslenL:c of Is ment of national leaders Saturday night a televI5JOn com power to the AI Fatah palestlOlan Dr Blalberg told hIS wife }'ou 50 fal developcd and Implanted relatives because he had almosl "r '"Id AlfJeflans have made llHllmandos Life mllQtlZUlt' reported raeI shakey Reports rrom the medical dep Ignored his good wife and char. Expeneoce shows that th e use 0 r men'alv'-''' Iraq knO\, as well as I do ThIS IS the Judge Harry Hannah refernng mto the body or a dog had w Jrk force has nevltr been able to per a solemn oath to their hundreds of In Its new Issue • end of the road 1<> Thomas Chaples Fuller II sage ed for a few hours only al tment of Hokkaldo UOlverslty mlng kids. Above all, he could nd martyrs Ihat lhey will The weekf" plctonal magaZine Whal IS GOIng On III OClupled not rnanenlly haIt t he tl de 0 r freedam thousa Dr Bla.berg sa,d 1ft hIS book ana. wevlous gnod character, saId SOYlet sCientists Valert Shu said nhotographs of the mtenor go out With anyone that pa movement never again allow a furelgn L:uun uHfled four pages of pldures and Pashtoonlslan IS the title of an I have 10 face the POSSlblhty of liThe court does not deem thlS to makov lhe statement said had of the hearl were made by a gr. rtleular day That was final 11 Israel, Afghanistan t.:oncluded the cdt try to "ctlle down In their own lO tex.t 0 the lommandos 10 trammg Spies confess working for CENTO edltonal of the dally Nallgarhur the rejectIon of my donor heart be prnper case for the death pe together With a learn of experts oup under the dJrectlOn of Porf Poudering over the questIOn In tonal has always t.:ondemned t.:o( untfY 'he ~lury l:arrled under dateline Two sell confessed IraqI spIes men at Abadan 1n Iran and ttlement WIth Israel published In Nangarhar provJO<:e There has been as yet no sign of nalty' worked two years In developmg Saburo Sugle all fairness to the man s WIfe omahsm 11\ aLi itS forms and manl The eXlstem.:e of an Arab guerrilla Ox.sesh Shuna Jordan appeared on televlslon,fn Baghdad knew that JeWIsh youngsters fr DamJrj' had divulged the over II and I face Ihe future WIth the the heart the poor messenger cut .uch a mI' t-cslatlons and supported etfort~ for organ1sallon operatmg agamsJ the Life :iald that for years after Hs Sunday Dlgh. and told <>f their co om Iraq and Iran were beIng tr Ihrow plol which would lake ,ha It has been 22 years slOl:e the same philosophy and fatahsm as Heo saId Fuller would be ehgl The pIctures weI e made w1th a serable figure which created so the ehmlOaoon of liS remnants firm Israeh forces on the o~l:upied Sinai founding In 1956 Al Fatah-mean Intacts wtth IsraelI secret servi aIDed m the use of explOSives pe by formmg a governmelh of Pashtoomstam people have begun I dId the outcome of the opera ble :tor lull parole conslderallon BUI so ral he had round ,no new tYee of a camera attached to me Pity In tbe woman's big he • I~ belieVing that th4; ~omplete ell Penmsula was disclosed Monda)' lng roughly vlI.:tory -was harass I ce men ahd how they were plot He sa.d he receIved paymenl Arab and Kurd leaders and 10 10 slruggle for .helr rigbl In sclf tlOn Itself m 40 years. method to keen the arl1flclll or a flbrerglass tube whIch IS Inse art She told her huaband to go mlO 111un of lolomaltsm frum the by the Cairo dill)y AI Alrram <:L1 l: ... ~n by tht. Arab governments tmg to overthrow the Iraqi gov for hiS spy repart& from Aaazl 1 be headed by Abdul Rahma, Al dett:rmlOatlon but this very baSIl: Hong Kong Fuller admltled shoohng and gan In a h.uman body Ited tnto Ihe heart lhlough an wllh him to the street alld tell c<.lrth WIU be l:onducive tu world The guernlla organisatIon for th~ and fcrL:ed to uperale from small ('rnment Najl Zllkha a JeWish bustJ1~s, bazzaz (armer IraqI premIer fight of thelrs has been deDled by Cars money pretty girls or a k1llmg five of the 11 chtldren of London Irtery or () vem the chaps mSlde the car to go 10 pealc and Int~rnaflonaJ loopcrallon liberatIOn of Sinai plans to make an European cells The two spIes said former man Formel Defence MInisteI Ab the Pakistani authontles says tbe cup of tea are some of the temp~ Mr and MIS Wilham Cox on A man On tllal for murdering hell 10 aOQtber edltonal the same 1S offiCial announcemenl on )ts forma Put most of the 726 000 Palestin l~Q1h m~ster", .nd'~ ,.ealtlly :\lIl ~i\lhaW1 who was arrested lasl dul Az,Z A1auqally would be de paper (ations put In the way of true the lamlly farm In southern film hl& WIle S31d he had to pay her The team developed a one·me But my friend was agun m hIS 'wI> of the paper urged the F're tJon shortly and Will Issue commu Ian refugees are beginning to lose slne!:Smen "f'-om' '!raQ"'"and dthi!r jlihe shla he Was gIven meSS.oles pUly premier and head the der The paper refers to the recent ChInese resolutlonanes by oppon~ OIS last April money, for sexual Intercourse ler IQng phable lube three 10 pajamas He saId he wondered If Ocpart'11ent to become more ene, n1ql,les on Its operations to assume faith in (he success of Arab pohtl Arab countnes were '4{1cluded In to dehver to lawyer Abdul Al ence mtnlstry events m the occupJed P8I5btoonls- eDQr. of Chairman Mao accordtng Fuller had been datmg LoUIse four mI11Imetres m dlamete, by he could get dressed and thus ma live e<.tutpPed Wlth modern fallhtlCs responSibility for resistance actl uans and from all over the Middle the spectacular spy nng ]jan a member of parliament du Khalil Kana a mInIster dunng Ian where the Paklstaot Govern- t9 Shanghai s Chleh Fang datly Cox 16-year·old LeWIS She was Bus dflver Derek Smllh 34 puttIng together tens of thousa ke hImself presentable Perhaps 1 he Oarulaman JIfl~ recently proved VI ties against the enemy In Samal East money arms and recrUits are The Iwo men, who confessed 10 rjng Ibe royal regime the royal reglmEf was named as ment has intensified her suppres5~ 'I'ha ,newspaper tn an ed1torIaI not harmed told a jury at London s Old Bal 'Dds of extremely fine glllss fib Ihere was a dlgmtary mSlde the beyt. nd any doubt that the Pire the paper said pourmg 10 to Al Fatah the maga· working for Israels lDtelltgence Albajjart adml~ted tbe televl' the man who would organise an Ion by arrestmg a number or free- quoted by radIO 8~hji,o said Kuala Lumpur ley crtmmal courl Ihal he also res car Pemusslon granted, he en- Dep~rtm.enl IS Incapable ot handl The disclosure apparently IS he zlne said serv,ce. were Sadlq Jeaffar A1ha. IOn appearance that he was mvo attack on the Iraqi air bose at dom Seekers the 8I1tl~MQOSI4·(reidi.Si!QI'!that a Tblrteen gIrl receptIOnISts at had to do household chores to lered hIS bed·room where he 111111111 1llIIIlIllllllillIllIllllllllllllillIIIli 11111I1.. 1IIIIIIIIIIIUlll 1111111111111111111111111111111 I' tllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllll11l1lllll1ll11llllltllllllllllllllIIII IIlIIUlllltllllltllllll1 WI an Iraqi anny private, and Ived In the plot to overthrow the Habahl Tbe Pa~lsta,... Government, says, '<\Ireci attack on ~eiil~~' of tbe the InformatIOn counter In Sub· get a promise on love makmg Reports satd 'the new devtce use hiS electric shaver Abdul Hadl AI Ballarl a Bagh Iraqi government The sltack was to be led hy has proved so effecllve thai ~I which he,had equIpped WIth a S Khal,l Edl'or.In (hut Ibe paper should reallj;c Ihat supp- 'Dewly-'fonned relIOltiMonary co. ang mternatlOnal ap;port Ij!!,re '\'llh her WhIle he Ironed cloth Closlifjel! .,"" lin(, boll! /JIPO At 20 . dad lawyer ~on wouldlJ~ot accurately pmpomled all hearl sIlencer p.ut On h1S SUit In no 24047 He said that among the colla former deputy Mohammad Mlsb and otber acts of force can· mmlttees bnng them have deCided to • boycott people es she would be readmg a book Dlsplall Column inch, At 100 Tel Irouble and condlltons IU live lime and darted toward the gate Rel/den,e 423&5 borators were the dissident Kurds In Alhardaan, son of a landownel not stnp tbe PashloootslaotS from vjctory So theY!..'Were resorhng to who are rude to them Ot watchmg teleVISIOn (mInimum ,even Unee per wert/on) Tliey·sala the plbt !p overthrow m the norlb some CENTO pow and tribal chieftaIn their ngbtful struggle BUI On tlte bHllel}'; to blunt-the revolutIOnary .:;Dhe ~irJ!if"MtOI are me1l1be.... a£' Canbena, Australia clinical cases on whom It was As SOCrt as we saw hIm dashing the Iraqi govetnlll\!itt was bscked ers, tbe Umted States and 'sra Another to be {lamed was a my The Turk.sb embassy was Inv· te.ted out we lfIlmedlately opened the SHAri! RABEL Edt/OT conlrary, JI WIll make- 'hem more SPlnt th.e 'f)l!I!ati'ment of C,Vt! AVlation lub.C'ription 'olea by Central Treaty OrganlS\lhon el stertous mister X, relallve of determined to stand up for tbelr Toky.o staff umon are led up' WI th aded by Its Auslrahan owner Mo· Cape Kennedy automobile's door to engulf hIm \ CENTO) powerS the Unlled St AlbaJJart named wealthy Ir· Kamll al Assaad Lebanese pall rlghl '0 self--determlntat,on dnd A man m POII~\!,unlfoan scared Ihose \\friend was III a .fIX but we C1fculahon and AdvertiSing mltl"aj\oun ed tbat the CounCIl of Revolullo the legal demands of tbe Pashtoo en the bogus poliOelJl ;4'aged ab 'brt'1)e ~ec'l to·t~rael on file Ira· Tbal!wn saId that Damlrjl l< nary Command had dec,ded on otstanlS who under the guulance 01 ps~ dl"ow.aV@y,~~1l ~~OO mI· subjected to '!rude and ablnlve The woman 15 Mrs She.la Ne xt week-allhough theYI Will be soon restUeet him One of us who Yearly 540- 2a, 1 qt .forees Id hJm that the present unstable Ihe 10rmatlOn of a court 01 1e· 'heIr own leaders ~an de'ermme thclr Ihnn yen ai4~,2ll(l!' sterling) cash remarks by ~~e: Wliithng m wland, who rented out her house thousands of mIles from earth IU IS qUlte res]lectable-lookUtll told ~ ExtenSIOn 59 Hall Yearly l 525 = He sold he altenaed secret me sltuallon III the Middle Easl sho vclullon to try these spies destIny consignment formation aboul' fhgHts m Mugga Way Canberra 5 dip outer space (ContmuM an pall- 4) = Quarterly SI5 = r etIOgs WIth 1St aelt lDtelltgencp uld end by makmg a peaceful se REUTER I 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIUIII)IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11111 II1III1IIIII 1IIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIlI1111111111111111 " ~ .
J, 1 , \ " ,I I "':~'rHE ~Un:TIM!ES \ THE KABUL TIMES DECEMBER 18, 1968 I PAGE 3 ) ~Prov:incial ~ItBll tt .. .. I ,I J~~ ., ,Ui,ary .. , Ii; A'8W Writer Folwwmg is a ,/aJement on'Nfl> Fress 11/ I,,,,,itll • Most .men are hen-pecked after whIG (SOl/tlr We.l AII'1Ctl) delivered iltliYL'l1sve iI )nlDl!l:ier lof s:htldren 'I;}'\[;ij repre.enlUllve By A Staff Writer flt/eut Hasrat, 01 AI and they Side Wlth theIr mother olranutan In 'he plena'1l 01 tire After the United States announced What can an erstwhlle Idlctaior do Let all me" If thev (au manage II. 23rd session of the UntIed NatIOns to a unlteQ front formed. by the Gefteral AI,{rmblV, S December a total bombing bait over Nortb " " Vietnam over a month ago Ihc Viet., whole family whose::"each"mem (/Ht1'rll t to be Irealthy nam problem entered a new phale ber IS equipped rw.iibJ; one form· Idable weapon 'l'Jjp1 lO1d'llt Is ar says Ihc dally Beldar of Mazare skUlI~, Thoma. CIJ¥/yle Sbarlf tn an edllorlal cnhtled the med wIth ;,tit.. youn Paris Talks and the QueBlIon of gest WIth a dlsannmg smjle ~ ~ And my ,friend who once Peace 10 VIetnam \ , f\" was Pa1ermo, Slc!J)' , a dlstnct governor fInds It ha Allhough lbe delegatIOns of the The Itahan lira WIll be- devalu· ,rdt to be the _d 1/1 :-Q)UllDBnd Uhltcd States and North Vlealnm ea, the pnBs91.es W111 be dlvo",,· He can have filS way all lhng as had begun, before Ihe bombIng halt ed, PreSIdent de Gaulle WIll qliit be does not go out wlt11 boy frl. their preliminary peace talks In pohttCal Iile, PreSident RIchard ends H,s prnblem, holllever, .. hope 10 We It )s not useless re th~ N,xon Will escape an att\!inpt on that be IS fated to sperld most of mInd the Ass~mbly that Ibe rna· Paris. continued bombmg of North Vietnam by US bombers hiS life, "and all together 1969 hiS tIme away from borne I Jortty of States represented here w,ll not be a happy' year .. ' It IS not because he does not ,I was conSidered as an obstacle to expressed theJr concern labout the. ThiS glonmy fbreeast \Vas given try to be down to earth or gel -it ','}, \-'1 ' wards progress In tbc Parts talks government of South Africa In by Slclhan fortune teller I Interested In hIS family He Sim ijIJ.,(1J'.::.ai\tot.'..... ~)j pOints oui the paper ',,_ral liW"reeeiiUt turiIt!d d~1fJl NamibIa We have learned regret LondOn ply IS too good a friend to be left ~solull~II' ~&t.l!e tably and with consternatlon thro It. group of Birmingham UOlV alone by b,s numerous pals who ] pa' by,!ifj"llcollllHtk The pQper mentIOns the fact that D~W wiilikl~hiive ~ for ersllY setenltsls wfio recently cl. lure hIm OUt of hiS sheltered ho 3 wh14 SlIutb ,I United Nahons secretyy Geneml rried out a survey of LOch Ness me and put hIm ,"Side Ihe car by Aftllt)l.J!tillm merri»erililP: In t1ie"ijN ··''CIlbterelire f!lett"'l~');OlIet U Thant and a numbe of peacelov ~ ~lIbt, ulI~n and reassettlon of <1IItI oi beheves there may be more than hook or crook on aDd 'the comttr) apartheid Is 11IlIvets8Uy "llb~tJii~~lft 'IrllQJ' not Ihg countnes on many occasions ' III'~. one monster lurkmg in the deJltll. As SOOn as there Is a knock on endS lis pelUcy have abOUiIhed the plilley ~am ilelIIit ot had nsked the Wasbmg'on 10 totally of the loch, It Was reportE\d het:e the door, one of a half dozen kl discontinue air raids over North The Jllbt1\!lh.U lIirlldted beel,r-. 'It tailed tbe resolution MbiUd, hbwet'lll", "~1 ~ who The team, usmg hypersenslltve ds races towsrd the entrance to ~ri\.v \~I Vietnam so that n favourable at~ 10 get UI'o thlrds blat tile taat- 55 In rejectlag' tile rMollltlon alsO tel '.Yo th&'poUoy sonar eqUIpment, regl~tered a see who IS Ihere To men whom votes were cUt In fkvouN' bf the relllllitlllD Uid Inosphere could be created fClf the number of what they believed to they don'l know tntlmately they of Iipaiiheld to ioIn forces with, ttilii!e willi' SIIIi. Pans talks only 33 agaillst 'Wws 'lAat the JIl*,Jorlillif tie de ported be large ammal.. at a depth bf usually say "father IS gone bunt 200 metres ~ Jng' 1eg\!.1i\st iIiId III "q, tile world pbbUc oplblon Is PreSident Lyndon John~on In co agalillrt ~-poUer'of aPartheid The full results of Uielr exped. And because he really goes hu· mphnncc With pubhc opinion of Ilion Will be publlsheq .hortly ntmg from time to time agam ho'iftver, does not mean tbat N "oUllr, the world and 10 order to try the San Jose With snme of b,s mends the the eliilli,bieS Whicb voted SCatnst the resolution sLO<:en'y of HanOI ordered 11 COIll About I 000 hlpoles from seve caller accepts the excuse and be ~Id .pprove bf the poUcy of plcte halt of bombing lal countl'1es have set up a hlP~ ats It In most eases the dtoiegates voted apbist PIe repubhc' here, the newspa Usuaily, It tS the chummy ones 'he reSolution dUe to their ooJ>Vlcl\fon tbat the If further s8t.:nht.:cs are made by per La Hora reported who bother Ihe kIds' trate mother Econorltlc Committee's resoliltlon was not eoDBti the wartng parties around the can II was started by some 79 hips by barglllg upon ber And she ference table one can be hopeful lutlona! In fad the committee Passed. the resolu from abroad who recruited Costa has to be mee to them because lor restorallon of peace and sccu lIOn ,n face of adVIce from the UN legal counsel Rican boys and gIrls m the past nobody IS allowed by the unwn nty 10 the war lorn Southeast ASI3 Ihree months saYlUg they wlsbed tten law to be nasty to the guo that the action was contrary to the UN Charter In the not-too-(.!lstann: future to lIve 10 a world wtthout fronh ests Iru~ asserted the pllper ers and WIthout laws It doeBn I make the lel1&t dll The defeat 01 the resolution at the General It IS that South Africa otrers lucrative The paper hopes thaI tht wanng The nucleus !rom abroad me rerence II Ihe guest IS InVIted or "'-'It"HeHll\fy, iherefote, should give DO wmfort to busllle.. opporturuties but the countries benefit p trlles who have got together In luded youlhs from norlb and unmvlted welcome or unwelco Ihe Soutb AfrIcan rulers The United NatIOns bas log most from these opportunities shoJdd, as a se Paris wi11 soon overcome their pro Latm Ameflca MeXICO and Bnt me su~lt ,d!J,d In the greater Interest of the orga rV1Ce to human rlgbts and as a practiea.l &Iroof l£'dural problems and begin the am FumlOg and frettmg she even lung awaited fc:ur Sided talks and ms~tlon ,tself lest It will be accused of lawless Ihat they really condemn apartheid, give up these Ncw York serves the mtruders some sort slOccrely search fur a way oUI of ness and U>at Ihere be nO guatantee for the legal benefils until a truly representative govemment IS Dr Philip Blalberg the world s of refreshments bought Ihrough thiS dilemma md tor a solutIon aL longest Survlvlng heart transpl one or the chtldren from the shop rlKJit nation established and apartheId comPletely eliminated of any lcptablc to the part I\:, ~l)nce n~(i <-Int patient said ~e resumed rna The deleal of the resolution should In fact , 1Jround the corner Tbe S<>uth Afncan n:it1onallsls i!O'l/M be lllld relatIOns WIth hIS WIfe onlv It was a lot of fun watehlllg el1lphaslse the need for the ahohtlon of apartJreld gIven moral and material support Pressure 00 Ie In an othc.{ cdltufl II the dntly 20 days after belllg dl~arged rr hun the other day when we went l>e<:a 1L'le speaker alter speaker al the assembh gal and humaDltarlan grounds can be brought ag. Belth r has IaKen up the Issue \)1 om hospllal followlbg blS opel a to have him ror an ouhn~ and condemned the racial poliCIes 01 the South JUri aitlSt the V orster ""'line to release some of the Middle East and says th I! thl Sit t 1 1n hIS spou.e wanted hun to staY can government and spoke of the need for puttln~ nationalist leaders now liVIng In South Afncan French, Englis. speaking Canadians 1I ilion In thai part of lhe \1,()lld has 1 he Snulh Afncan depllst mao" home and later take her 10 her a stop to tJ(is !(Toss vlolatlon of hwnan rigbts '" pnson..c; under very severe conditions bf-~omc I stlurt.c ()f £,'1(1 1000:rt..>.aslng Ihls "1S Ar lb O<.lllOnS Dr Blalberg who WIll ,lje 60 ne· because we Just dIaled hiS Dum -8t-cuhunsm and bl-hngtlahsm are By Shafle Rabel Oltawa hI Imguallsm and bl cultunsm has peace and tranqUility W IS chslurbed xt May, was operated <>I\"l'by Ch, ber sounded hke hiS boss ask· two terms whIch the goyernment and u}rnc up With recommendations on 10 the area by the 1~~rCSSIY( and nstldn Burnaro at Cape Town R mg h1D1 not to dIsclOSe who he I~S ho!lll1~l>\~ liberal secment~ of tbe Can,.\Han 'ley analyse and recommend ways furthenng lies between the two rna expanSionist policy l I Isr:ry. Now _ of apalltment bnI14Ings along the avenue are oomg rebuilt. It Is expected lights All leUers urged the atten but she has also become a source of He regarded the mformatlon Anyhow, we did not have en ~(lonlal powers 10 grant lndepen an edltorlal On the Darulaman fire The coming Int(> power of the bl-cultural The 1JnderstandlOg of of parliament speakme French the Ibat In another len years all the brick aM-stucco structures WIll be replaced by relnlor.ed conuete The paper stressed that aCCidents tIOn of the authOritIes concerned to government of Trudeau and appro~ IhlS fact IS a new phenomenon In government can not adopt a pohcy anxiety for all peacelovlng countries tell others as well to allay the ough luck thIS time beoause we dcm:c tu terntofles under their ad fears of some men who beheve buJUIlbgs could not get connected WIth him llCl:Ur no matter what precautions take necessary steps towards re- \al of hiS Uberat poliCIes was the the hIstory of the country that Will be unfnendly to Ihe Fren of the world nllnlslrallun mcvmg the shortcomings .. Israel so far has failed to abide their potency might be Impalr('j Detroll by telephone The telephone bills It l~ true that m the ensumg per Irt:> taken No arrangement can pro climax of these demands Trudeau Engllsb CanadIans prlvalely ad ch public A 21·year.old student al Sub lomallc row 10 Turklsb Arnbas by the resolutions of the URlted after cafdl8c surgerY" Mounted on a pohce type mo kept plhng up and the good.na IUU some terntolles have amllned Ihe 48 year old bachelor prime mI· mil that nil the vlsli of General de To Canadians a VIable foreign tor-eyde, he had stopped Ihe urban Oakland Unlverslly capp sador BV Karatay on a three Nations Secunty ColIncll and her In the book, Mrs Blalberg re tured woman dehberately did not their Indepcnden<:e) said the editor nister whose Image In Canadian s Gaulle last year and hiS pronounce policy IS that one wblch reflects to car and said the bank pres1dent's ed hiS sentor year by read year lease last year ments they were stubborn mtran stubbornness and disregard for the counted that her husband had VI pay Aller the thml warmng, the lal but stili there are cettam tern IS like Ihat of lohn F Kennedy 10 the gr4test pOSSible extent the as house had been blown up with lIlg poems In Ihe nude to a class She claims that after Karatay America has been d,evlsmg methods slglent and had a one track mmd pressure of world s pubhc opmlOn Ttuany aliandoned aU h6pe of su lID" was cut off as a penalty wh. h nes and people qeanng tlle yoke para lIon and goals or all Ihe people rVlvlDg l"hen he contracted pn· dynmmte and the car may be of some 50 persons Tuesday D1 returned to Turkey earlter thIS meet ~"'. _ -n.,loti&l ~mands In theJr relahons wllh. French Ca and her unfavourable reactions to Ich she found paradoxtcally qu of \"oloOialism '0 Thus In frammg the foreign poliCy eumoota s,x months after hIS 1>r booby.trapped too ght year the Turks contmued to oc fOr uhlty ·).~ng hIs liUggestlons n1ldlans wards the peaceful efforts of Gun Ite comlortmg These terntones are not only.de .. most Canadlan offiCials belIeve thc ansplAnl WhJlel aearching, a puff of whi Lee Elblllger told the Assocla cupy Ihe house but allowed tbe are Tbis altItude was pursued even nar Jarnng U Thanl s speCial en As my cousm and I had hIm llIed thelf fight to self-determ1nil The semi offiCial dally £1 MOtl raiding a new era of organised gue government should take account 01 The Blalbergs gave Dr Barn te 1lD\0ke blached out near the led Press he slnpped off all h,s lent 10 fall mto arrear I Cml~ltutll1u"l on offloJ.a1 level In the federal go voy 10 Ihe MIddle East ~re Itself just the day before all 10 oursel· Sma1 simIlar to ApJlOtmtn.lf a 'Com. the Interests and deSires and needs clothes, down to hiS bare feel and tlun thc prinCiples outllDed In the dJtl.hld reaffirmed Monday that AI n dla adlvltlcs In (~raeJ ard permISSIOn to carry out an robber and he called Here It IS ves we sent someone else 10 to mlllee to study "the ConS'tltlrtlon of vemment serVlces only Enghsh sp of the prcvmccs and It must recog clear mdlcatlons of s heed 1 mtend to stay here until Universal DeclaratIon of Human gena Will never tolerate foreign that alon!l the Jordaman Israeh olher transplant Involvmg both f move back, move ,further lectured to the audience for some plead WIth h,s WIfe and bnng hIm v Canada and recommend amend eakmg Canadians were ~ppolnted nlse the traditionS which bOfh Fr lessness adds Ihe paper they leave she declared afler , Rights 2:0 years ago too hil £> not bases on 115 terntorv d"aseflre line a he~rt and l1 lung Pohae- S8ld the three clerks and 15 mmutes In tbe Oakland UIllV for ment which WIll be necessary for French was nOI taught In th~ sch OUt even a few moments bt:en applied In thelr cases The paper agaIn denounced what I hiS may lead to an escalation of s ench and Enghsh speakmg Cana Oh July 6 tbe surglcal learn their dnver fled to Ihe roadside erstty theatre moving In I wtll only let them c10smg U1~ gap -between tbe 33 per ools In English speakine prOVInces dlans seek to maintain and de.velop Israel IS not satisfIed With whut take thelI furn1ture w1th them Upon seeIng our friend he 1<}68 '" hlch IS on tts way out It t.:alled the dmpalgn of ill'S 10 tension 10 the Suez Canal area the was alerted to stand by for an While taJ hit t.he celhng The has been tailed the Human Rights the western press about alleecd Sn I th Within the fabnt.: of the Canadian emergency operatIOn The nesct the msn speed away The money when they pay money they owe I the 48 per cent Engltsh speakmg area one offiCial said occupYing their ternlones and per man "'Nas flabbergasted thtn~ federation day Mrs Blalberg was laid she belonged' to Nlp\?on Tro.t and Soviet SCIentIsts are CUI rently {lle ~~~~s\?durtl~: ~~~n~~are~~~ls o7°:~~ Vie I bases 10 Algeria ~ol~~~~al~astmO~~a:x~a~~v:g~~nst lse ones The federal government has nOW petuating her occupation ever Arabs king he Was nuts The cunnmg French speaktn& Canadians want could go mto hel husband's ster Bankmg Compsny It was a trymg to develop an artl(lclal Sapporo Japan lated by Ihe ,ael 111 the Sinai blamed by Israel <:hanged the system Preference 1S land She also further agltatcs Arabs host realismg the prelexlty 01 UnltetJ NatIons for their reahsatlOn ' Obsessed and Irn ApPolOting a commiSSIon whose a more liberal polIcy III IOlermtlJon den hospItal sUlte speak to year-end payroll for an electn heart but are encountering the by contlnued aggression of th~lr so to \ I the Ideas set forth In the UOI Irreparable loss of terntones a L:er un EcypLJan regular soldiers re members are from all walks of hfe given to bl-Ilnualtsts Attempts are al affairs They believe that Canada him cal firm1 same dlfficultles In the process as Japanese surgeons have succe Ibe VISitor gave him a WInk wb \ ersal Declaration of Human RJghts taln French press-which IS 101m€, suItcd In several Egyptian Israeli to study the problems of bl~cultu bemg made to populanse French must have a distinct forel,J:n pohcy vCTelgnt y asserts the papel thelf Amencan colleagues eded 1ft lakmg clear photographs .ch he did not no!lce and began Mrs Blalberg sllld I knew on· ob~eel tnd the attainment of mtern'B.honal dlately echoed by some mternatlonal dashes In the canal region dunng nsm and bl ImguBhsm and recom In the English speaking area and which must not be Identical With Iy too well what he (the doclorI Obarl~1l Dllnols, of the mtenor of the hearts of 10 10 his droppmg U1 on Th~ papel !Says thai the day I .. h h f f news med.la-has started a campaign the past two months mend lTte'asures for natJonal lOkgra vice versa Schools now teach both the Unlled States and Common meant by allowmg me IOto a 19 yeBt-old youth who murde ThiS became clear from one five people In what IS believed to a Friday mommg when everybo Justice we saw ow t e vOIce ~arts0 ree rhree Arab defeats at the hands not very far away when all Arab dy waled to be leCl alone and do donf.... suppressed 10 VBnous of of lies that has been gomg on for tIon languages (CmlCt1tlled on P(J1!1 4) place thai bad always been out 0' red hIS g,rl·friend's ltve broth of the rare press statements ISS be the first altempl to tnsert a forces Will resort to arm~ to force lhe world Ihrough the use of force so long that It betrays a deft orches of Israel have given new elite status Estabhshlng a tBsk force to sur- Furthermore the commiSSIon on bound~ to me It was to be m, ers and sIsters has been Jailed for , ued by the SOVlet embassy bere camera mto a hvmg human he what he pleased Israel o~t of their terntones and Inu the Inhmldatlon and Impnson tra on by world 1n1penahsm and an outpounng of money and opportuotly to say good bye a minimum of 140 years here "hlch underhned that the hearl art Japanese reports said He was led uP Wllh Inends and even make the very eXlslenL:c of Is ment of national leaders Saturday night a televI5JOn com power to the AI Fatah palestlOlan Dr Blalberg told hIS wife }'ou 50 fal developcd and Implanted relatives because he had almosl "r '"Id AlfJeflans have made llHllmandos Life mllQtlZUlt' reported raeI shakey Reports rrom the medical dep Ignored his good wife and char. Expeneoce shows that th e use 0 r men'alv'-''' Iraq knO\, as well as I do ThIS IS the Judge Harry Hannah refernng mto the body or a dog had w Jrk force has nevltr been able to per a solemn oath to their hundreds of In Its new Issue • end of the road 1<> Thomas Chaples Fuller II sage ed for a few hours only al tment of Hokkaldo UOlverslty mlng kids. Above all, he could nd martyrs Ihat lhey will The weekf" plctonal magaZine Whal IS GOIng On III OClupled not rnanenlly haIt t he tl de 0 r freedam thousa Dr Bla.berg sa,d 1ft hIS book ana. wevlous gnod character, saId SOYlet sCientists Valert Shu said nhotographs of the mtenor go out With anyone that pa movement never again allow a furelgn L:uun uHfled four pages of pldures and Pashtoonlslan IS the title of an I have 10 face the POSSlblhty of liThe court does not deem thlS to makov lhe statement said had of the hearl were made by a gr. rtleular day That was final 11 Israel, Afghanistan t.:oncluded the cdt try to "ctlle down In their own lO tex.t 0 the lommandos 10 trammg Spies confess working for CENTO edltonal of the dally Nallgarhur the rejectIon of my donor heart be prnper case for the death pe together With a learn of experts oup under the dJrectlOn of Porf Poudering over the questIOn In tonal has always t.:ondemned t.:o( untfY 'he ~lury l:arrled under dateline Two sell confessed IraqI spIes men at Abadan 1n Iran and ttlement WIth Israel published In Nangarhar provJO<:e There has been as yet no sign of nalty' worked two years In developmg Saburo Sugle all fairness to the man s WIfe omahsm 11\ aLi itS forms and manl The eXlstem.:e of an Arab guerrilla Ox.sesh Shuna Jordan appeared on televlslon,fn Baghdad knew that JeWIsh youngsters fr DamJrj' had divulged the over II and I face Ihe future WIth the the heart the poor messenger cut .uch a mI' t-cslatlons and supported etfort~ for organ1sallon operatmg agamsJ the Life :iald that for years after Hs Sunday Dlgh. and told <>f their co om Iraq and Iran were beIng tr Ihrow plol which would lake ,ha It has been 22 years slOl:e the same philosophy and fatahsm as Heo saId Fuller would be ehgl The pIctures weI e made w1th a serable figure which created so the ehmlOaoon of liS remnants firm Israeh forces on the o~l:upied Sinai founding In 1956 Al Fatah-mean Intacts wtth IsraelI secret servi aIDed m the use of explOSives pe by formmg a governmelh of Pashtoomstam people have begun I dId the outcome of the opera ble :tor lull parole conslderallon BUI so ral he had round ,no new tYee of a camera attached to me Pity In tbe woman's big he • I~ belieVing that th4; ~omplete ell Penmsula was disclosed Monda)' lng roughly vlI.:tory -was harass I ce men ahd how they were plot He sa.d he receIved paymenl Arab and Kurd leaders and 10 10 slruggle for .helr rigbl In sclf tlOn Itself m 40 years. method to keen the arl1flclll or a flbrerglass tube whIch IS Inse art She told her huaband to go mlO 111un of lolomaltsm frum the by the Cairo dill)y AI Alrram <:L1 l: ... ~n by tht. Arab governments tmg to overthrow the Iraqi gov for hiS spy repart& from Aaazl 1 be headed by Abdul Rahma, Al dett:rmlOatlon but this very baSIl: Hong Kong Fuller admltled shoohng and gan In a h.uman body Ited tnto Ihe heart lhlough an wllh him to the street alld tell c<.lrth WIU be l:onducive tu world The guernlla organisatIon for th~ and fcrL:ed to uperale from small ('rnment Najl Zllkha a JeWish bustJ1~s, bazzaz (armer IraqI premIer fight of thelrs has been deDled by Cars money pretty girls or a k1llmg five of the 11 chtldren of London Irtery or () vem the chaps mSlde the car to go 10 pealc and Int~rnaflonaJ loopcrallon liberatIOn of Sinai plans to make an European cells The two spIes said former man Formel Defence MInisteI Ab the Pakistani authontles says tbe cup of tea are some of the temp~ Mr and MIS Wilham Cox on A man On tllal for murdering hell 10 aOQtber edltonal the same 1S offiCial announcemenl on )ts forma Put most of the 726 000 Palestin l~Q1h m~ster", .nd'~ ,.ealtlly :\lIl ~i\lhaW1 who was arrested lasl dul Az,Z A1auqally would be de paper (ations put In the way of true the lamlly farm In southern film hl& WIle S31d he had to pay her The team developed a one·me But my friend was agun m hIS 'wI> of the paper urged the F're tJon shortly and Will Issue commu Ian refugees are beginning to lose slne!:Smen "f'-om' '!raQ"'"and dthi!r jlihe shla he Was gIven meSS.oles pUly premier and head the der The paper refers to the recent ChInese resolutlonanes by oppon~ OIS last April money, for sexual Intercourse ler IQng phable lube three 10 pajamas He saId he wondered If Ocpart'11ent to become more ene, n1ql,les on Its operations to assume faith in (he success of Arab pohtl Arab countnes were '4{1cluded In to dehver to lawyer Abdul Al ence mtnlstry events m the occupJed P8I5btoonls- eDQr. of Chairman Mao accordtng Fuller had been datmg LoUIse four mI11Imetres m dlamete, by he could get dressed and thus ma live e<.tutpPed Wlth modern fallhtlCs responSibility for resistance actl uans and from all over the Middle the spectacular spy nng ]jan a member of parliament du Khalil Kana a mInIster dunng Ian where the Paklstaot Govern- t9 Shanghai s Chleh Fang datly Cox 16-year·old LeWIS She was Bus dflver Derek Smllh 34 puttIng together tens of thousa ke hImself presentable Perhaps 1 he Oarulaman JIfl~ recently proved VI ties against the enemy In Samal East money arms and recrUits are The Iwo men, who confessed 10 rjng Ibe royal regime the royal reglmEf was named as ment has intensified her suppres5~ 'I'ha ,newspaper tn an ed1torIaI not harmed told a jury at London s Old Bal 'Dds of extremely fine glllss fib Ihere was a dlgmtary mSlde the beyt. nd any doubt that the Pire the paper said pourmg 10 to Al Fatah the maga· working for Israels lDtelltgence Albajjart adml~ted tbe televl' the man who would organise an Ion by arrestmg a number or free- quoted by radIO 8~hji,o said Kuala Lumpur ley crtmmal courl Ihal he also res car Pemusslon granted, he en- Dep~rtm.enl IS Incapable ot handl The disclosure apparently IS he zlne said serv,ce. were Sadlq Jeaffar A1ha. IOn appearance that he was mvo attack on the Iraqi air bose at dom Seekers the 8I1tl~MQOSI4·(reidi.Si!QI'!that a Tblrteen gIrl receptIOnISts at had to do household chores to lered hIS bed·room where he 111111111 1llIIIlIllllllillIllIllllllllllllillIIIli 11111I1.. 1IIIIIIIIIIIUlll 1111111111111111111111111111111 I' tllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllll11l1lllll1ll11llllltllllllllllllllIIII IIlIIUlllltllllltllllll1 WI an Iraqi anny private, and Ived In the plot to overthrow the Habahl Tbe Pa~lsta,... Government, says, '<\Ireci attack on ~eiil~~' of tbe the InformatIOn counter In Sub· get a promise on love makmg Reports satd 'the new devtce use hiS electric shaver Abdul Hadl AI Ballarl a Bagh Iraqi government The sltack was to be led hy has proved so effecllve thai ~I which he,had equIpped WIth a S Khal,l Edl'or.In (hut Ibe paper should reallj;c Ihat supp- 'Dewly-'fonned relIOltiMonary co. ang mternatlOnal ap;port Ij!!,re '\'llh her WhIle he Ironed cloth Closlifjel! .,"" lin(, boll! /JIPO At 20 . dad lawyer ~on wouldlJ~ot accurately pmpomled all hearl sIlencer p.ut On h1S SUit In no 24047 He said that among the colla former deputy Mohammad Mlsb and otber acts of force can· mmlttees bnng them have deCided to • boycott people es she would be readmg a book Dlsplall Column inch, At 100 Tel Irouble and condlltons IU live lime and darted toward the gate Rel/den,e 423&5 borators were the dissident Kurds In Alhardaan, son of a landownel not stnp tbe PashloootslaotS from vjctory So theY!..'Were resorhng to who are rude to them Ot watchmg teleVISIOn (mInimum ,even Unee per wert/on) Tliey·sala the plbt !p overthrow m the norlb some CENTO pow and tribal chieftaIn their ngbtful struggle BUI On tlte bHllel}'; to blunt-the revolutIOnary .:;Dhe ~irJ!if"MtOI are me1l1be.... a£' Canbena, Australia clinical cases on whom It was As SOCrt as we saw hIm dashing the Iraqi govetnlll\!itt was bscked ers, tbe Umted States and 'sra Another to be {lamed was a my The Turk.sb embassy was Inv· te.ted out we lfIlmedlately opened the SHAri! RABEL Edt/OT conlrary, JI WIll make- 'hem more SPlnt th.e 'f)l!I!ati'ment of C,Vt! AVlation lub.C'ription 'olea by Central Treaty OrganlS\lhon el stertous mister X, relallve of determined to stand up for tbelr Toky.o staff umon are led up' WI th aded by Its Auslrahan owner Mo· Cape Kennedy automobile's door to engulf hIm \ CENTO) powerS the Unlled St AlbaJJart named wealthy Ir· Kamll al Assaad Lebanese pall rlghl '0 self--determlntat,on dnd A man m POII~\!,unlfoan scared Ihose \\friend was III a .fIX but we C1fculahon and AdvertiSing mltl"aj\oun ed tbat the CounCIl of Revolullo the legal demands of tbe Pashtoo en the bogus poliOelJl ;4'aged ab 'brt'1)e ~ec'l to·t~rael on file Ira· Tbal!wn saId that Damlrjl l< nary Command had dec,ded on otstanlS who under the guulance 01 ps~ dl"ow.aV@y,~~1l ~~OO mI· subjected to '!rude and ablnlve The woman 15 Mrs She.la Ne xt week-allhough theYI Will be soon restUeet him One of us who Yearly 540- 2a, 1 qt .forees Id hJm that the present unstable Ihe 10rmatlOn of a court 01 1e· 'heIr own leaders ~an de'ermme thclr Ihnn yen ai4~,2ll(l!' sterling) cash remarks by ~~e: Wliithng m wland, who rented out her house thousands of mIles from earth IU IS qUlte res]lectable-lookUtll told ~ ExtenSIOn 59 Hall Yearly l 525 = He sold he altenaed secret me sltuallon III the Middle Easl sho vclullon to try these spies destIny consignment formation aboul' fhgHts m Mugga Way Canberra 5 dip outer space (ContmuM an pall- 4) = Quarterly SI5 = r etIOgs WIth 1St aelt lDtelltgencp uld end by makmg a peaceful se REUTER I 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIUIII)IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11111 II1III1IIIII 1IIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIlI1111111111111111 " ~ .
J, 1 ,, . , " . 1 " • 01 ' I , . \ .pECElVJ:BEI(j.B. 1968'\ .. PAGE-"'(': .'hIE; KABUL rUJIES. .' .. ! . "'.' .... ", - -, ' , Aitlines Apollo~crew AI.Aliram says' Razak Says ~6~ila Social worker .,Bi..tulturi'sm '~:;:~T'•• to ••• ~ J~. t l, ~." vacCinated' ..t ' (Contlhued from puge 2i ,~,~~·~,.,B~', '1J~~aEM"·~.: " , .'q .."" r·,' ' , c:ommb~~i.it! r~c ~Ii_' ~,.; wealth I countries i 'on all the inter- : <•."~.'.). .~n , new. "US dra.... i~ue's ,a~ '. ""i ,..\ THURSDAY i,nfluen~ci ·~MI·'i't");~ j", ,,~ '~.':l.~4" ,Ghazni to restore peace in the Middle East; backs publicity . General Vargas was comment of the Town Planning and HousIng talks in USSR nses an.d many old races, accord· H oM, Samuel Falta;" and Shuhahzadah section next to Ah Department has embarked on a pi. IDg to mfoTlned sources here, V"clav Vales as deputy premiers fighter squadron and tWo 1iivaI bUI pending world problems could lhg o~ the current gfJVf"~rnment mad Shah Market lot project of buUdine cheap bomes But observers believe tbe new Dr. Colotka and Hamouz ar~ ships In the Malaysian Sinha-Wol only be seltled throue-h the United campaIgn against Meo tribesrnen Apollo-8 makes Swna Dahbory cu.rb on Sirhan IS for residents of the old parts of Ka· KABUL, Dec. 19, (Bakhtar).- government WIll restnct the em- deputy premiers in the present wrea. Nations. In northern Thalland. which he ". Fariabi section Nader Pasbtoon The premier was speaking after VISIted recently, bul city. . Second Deputy Prime Minister ergency of "realists"-who acce· government and Vaelav Vales mi- Watt, Tel 2067S , final countdown BUf the government has not de arnving 10 Hong Kong for a two WSHINGTON, Dec. J8, (DPA) SEATO was watchial( the ,it There are now ISO houses, each Abdullah Yaftali returned to Ka- pt the restraints 00 reform demo nister of foreign trade Khayber Kat. 4 g~ne cided about the disposttion of AlIS' day stopover on his way home from The US Supreme Court has left uation, and would contnbute abo· A - bavIng from three to .five rooms, bul yesterday from Moscow. He anded by the Soviet UUion:-to The list, which has to the Didar Baghbankucha In force' a Los Angeles, court or~ ut $ 10,0.00 worth of equ,,,mcnt to . under construction. All of tbese ho· went to the Soviet UnioD In Nov- take over from the progre~lves national front-the organisation for moon shot Iralian forces there after 1971. T&is an officiaJ 12-day ViSit to the UOI bro:ldcr strategic question wait Arlana Jade Maiwand Tel 21527 d~r forbiddmg persons connected re~ettle Mea tribes peopil.'. Vbr~as mes are one stoty houses, each with ember accompanying Prime Mi· m government as they bave al· representing all groups in parlia· will Sanay Share Nau Tel 20539 led States at tlie IOvltatJon of Pre till next year. SIdent John50n With the' Sirhan B Sirhan case saId HOUSE small compound. As .soou as tbese nister Noor Ahmad ;Etemad! on ready done!n the CommunIst ment-for approval, will be put CAPE KENNEDY, Dec. 19, (Re Hussaini Sherpour Tel 22994 from diSCUSSing evidence or other The~e houses are sold Ibe Banayee Uolt his official visit to the"USSR. ,Party. .. .. before the national assembly duro ut.,.).-Countdown for tbe U.s. ma Gorton said in a statement yes Answering reponers' questions on . had been communl:;l in conveyin~ Baray Audrabi Watt· Tel: 20523 related matters outside the cou filtratIOn from outside the coun has plans to build anolber 400 ho- Afghan Soviet economic and Prone Mlmster Oldnch Cermk ing a three day session staI:ted nned space shot round the moon terday that "wc are now Luqman Jade MaiwaRd Tel. 24174 the renewed tensIOns In the Middle firm details 'of the proposed arran. East. Hoveida saId ·'The lime rtroom. try judging by the larKe numbers mes here, said ED£'. A. Ahad, vice commercial relations and Soviet is. expected to retnain as head of yesterday. Iat Chtlslmas was under way a£'aio General Medical Depot Share AD r gement until tbe end of 1971 to when countries conquered other co Sirhan. accused of murdering of unidentified helicopters flying president of the unIL Union participation in the imple- the federal gove nmellt when One neweomer to the govern· 'yesterday after a slx·bour break to Nau and Karte 4 the late Sen. Robert F. Kenne mto Thailand. he said, 1be 25 per cent development plaD mentation of Afghanistan's Third lit~e new C~ecb abnd Slovak JrepUb- ment will be Jan Marko, a Slo- -give techmcians a rest. New Zealand, Sineapore and Malay_ untries by arms and grabbed other That means we're going to advertise ourselves. sia who. at course, as states c:on countries' lands has passed away. dy. IS scheduled to go on trial tn Vargas said North Viet:lam had , of Kabul city provides for demoll- Five Year Development Plan cs come Into emg on aDua- vak, named as 'foreign minister. The !03-hour countdown to Sa· Los Angeles sllperior court .Tanu. Tribe~men lion and reconstruction of the eD- were discussed by Yafta1i and So- ry 10. .. D~fence Minister Martin Dzuv, lurday's hft·off was interrupted last cerned will have their own arranae. tramed about 500 Meo Actually,:everybody does' it. Free Exchange Kates 'At "The Israelis have to -give: back ary 6. ., !n Hanoi 8n\I sent them ·to nor· tire old city of .Kallul. DemollUoD, viet authorities. ' . ,EIght of ~e ;Dlln.isters name.d w,llo had been tbought likely to nigbt for experts preparing the huge ments to consider, consequential on the land they took last June. "But. The supeiror court· issued the ~hern ThaUand. ' (Even you, sometimes?) however, will not start before new m an unofficl~ ii:'t of Comm~I-, resign for health reasons, and Saturn 5 rocket to get some time our message". he added 0 "We feel the pendIng order curbmg publicity last June Asked if the situatinn in Thai ,I homes bave been made available Tbese talks were held in pur- st Party nomlnalIons made avall- Interior Minister Jan Peinar re- off D'Afghan~an Bank problems of the world should be 7, two days after KennedY was land was comparable to the ,be~· But we're going to be a bit different and admit tha't for residents of the areas whicb are Buit of the discussions held bet· able ~uesdaY nigbt hold cabinet tain their posts. solved' throueh the framework of shot and the day Sirhan was In' mnmg of the Vietnam wur he demollsbed. Only a street or two ween Prime Minister Etemadi rank In the present government. Dr. Frantlsek Vlasak wbo Was Several such bolds were planned ... KABUL. Dec. 18 -Following the United Nations All efforts sh· d,cated . said it was comparable in a ';"ay. we need some help. Yours. wiU be kept as a ~emtnder of Ibe and Soviet PTemier Alexei Kosy- SQl.1fces said the list of nomin· on holiday in Yugosla';';a at the in tbe countdOWn to permit rest Scranton says ~re t~e p~rt¥ the exchange rates at the auld be made to prOVIde peace In In a 'bnef order Monday. the We're looking for new subscribers. {lId city of Kabul, ibe famed Shor- gin during the prime minister's ees drawn. up by cent· time of the August events and Ior extra work in caseS of emergency. Da Afghanistan Bank expressed rhe world" bazaar. visit. ral commJttee dunng lts meet- later resigned, is again named The countdown so far has been U.S. Supreme Court dedined to Could you recommend us to a friend? _____.,..:.__..... • ...... minister of economics and plan- going more smoo~hly than any co- per untt In Afghani of foreign The Irantan premier said rela Cairo discusses hear an aopea) challengmg the '1~ currency today December 18· tlOl1lO between hiS l.:ountry and the lower-(.·ourt directive Attention He'll get a discount if you do. , " ning. Iuntdown in recent years. BUYIng Selling U.S were In very good shape Du The Los Angeles' court order is SPEND YOUR rance .won t DAR 0 'to The federal government will tao The three astronauts, James Lo- restoring ties Af. 72 75 (per US. dollar) rmg hiS VlSit he had met PreSIdent unlverSl leS' ke office when the country is of· veil, Willlam Anders, and Flight aImed at attorneys, police officers CHRISTMAS EVE. Couve warns F !.I ..ni'\f~~~-:;£:'· l.·'-·..... ·_··".:.r~""""n Af. 73.25 Johnson for the first time and mem grand Jurors, subpoenaed witn ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE .ate· studen't· trouble ficially divided into separate repu- Icommander Frank Borman-spent .. '-". -" -.!"" - ..... Af 174,60 (per pound sterling) bers of the Incoming admmlstratlon esses and others officially conne. ;a. will ope-n after blics. yesterday worktng In tbe capsule WASHINGTON. Dec 19 (DPAl AT TIlE Af. 175.80 of Presidenl-eJect Nixon cted With the case. tole The sources sal'd Cemik was simulator. -U.S. President-elect 'Richard INITERNATIONAL CLUB THIEl LIVE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT euter) -The These developments were seen as Nixon's personal emissary the Af 1818.75 per hundred DM) _ It dlrecls them not to glve fJpin PARIS,"Dec 19 (R . le t' likely to submit 'the present gov- They bave already gone over their W 183~,25 M~ddle . Af. DEC. 24. from 9 p.m, to... ) powerful students onioD UNEF ,cal- frontationmarking newbetweenstage Inmilitantthe tensestudentscoo· state ."e C 'ons emment's resignation to Presi- miSSIOn'.. countless times be fore. Tc- East, William Scranton, IOns. about eVIdence. aocuments. SPeCial and select; cIlnner Menu WITH CAMELS AND OTHER ANIMALS Af 1693.33 (per hundred Swiss exhibits or sJmilar aspects of led for protest. meetings in uwver- dent LudvI'k Svoboda after the cbnldans feed fictional emergenries saId Tuesday that United Arab Famous Live Band-Attra<:tion In the garden of the Community Christian Church Sl't'les tbrougbout Facer n yetserday and thc govcrnment, reviving me- CAIRO Dec. 19, (Reuter.-) nuti·onal.. ""sembl". 5Ossl'on II wo° 1010 tbe somputers that operate Ibe Republic PreSIdent Gamal Ab· francs) Af. 1705,48 Afghan Diary the case· The order exempts in Af 1472 67 (per hundred 1482,40 and Door Prtzes as em er aunce.Couve deMue . mories of las spring's student and Egypt, s f"ive universities wiII op· ulll:""'i :p'ro>J~,...... --'::1:-&,1.::"' e beiw..en·.;~Iii'-": . ~imuator to lest the men's res· del Nasser had discu,ssed restor formation already made public ill one hundred yards off the Darulaman Road west of the Pr IM l francs) Af 1482,40 (Continued from pagl' 1) Acc. guest Af 200 ville warned the government would worker unrest. en next month after a two mo- . i~ . '(ruaT~ ':~N .>1li y' 10 . ";~" ..,' pansed.: ahon of diplomatic relations be legal proceedings as well as basic entrance to the Soviet embassy Sunday, Mon,day and IS~~~l~~ ~~.ew. t the credulous gJrl that we were facis. Make your reservation In time: Dot tolerate student disorders. But observers believe another nth suspenslOn of studies fo11o- •. ear:;::.r Jr" ' . ween Washington and Cairo "at taking her father for a ride aAd Phone 21500 Tuesday evening, Deceber 22, 23 and 24. At 7:30 p,m, Couve told GaulUst deputies aca- major upheaval is unlikely. fo, the wing last month's students ri- ~tk;';''''''~'.:.,_~i,;.~'.:;l,,~·;.,,·"'·.,.·--.'~._'*r;;,·~.,;.,.:-:-...._..;.-- - some length" with bim he would soon be back sharp. demic work could not'be disrupted time being. They poInt out thaI UD' ots iD Alexandria and Mansoura. - l .., . • Scranton, former gov~rnor of Ht> was dropptd In front o{ hIS INTERNATIONA CLUB b troublemakers aDd that the oc like last May's en,,;s only a lI)iDO- President Nasser and hIS cab· iT t tr' 1 As·an Islam Pennsylvania, said President Na Weather Please wear warm clothing. Thp Dresel1lt:ltion lasts c~pation of faculties would not ~ nty of studcnts seem ,to be behind inet decided Tuesday 'night to sser "brought the subject up" house late In the evenIng just a ThlUSday Dec 19 9 pm. to 2:00 Kabul Florist iLJarges cen a l few minutes from the boomIng of a.m. . 25 Minutes, tolerated tbe current agitation. Also, the Ch· reopen the universities on Janua- h d· B kha when Scranton was in Cairo "Thes~ ad earlier this month. Skies in the 'northern, oorthea· the gun to allow the believers to , DINNER DANC~ , are tbe tasks wbich, with rislmas holidays sbould belp to ry 11, three days after the elec- m rasa restore In u ra Kabul florist He said that President Nasser had stern southern and centraJ regi· break theIr fast. . Special Menu and attraclions the education minister, I shall per- serve as a cooline-cff period. lIons for the national assembly. BUKHARA, Dec. 19, (Tass),- of many monuments of Bukhara ons wlU be cloudy with rain a.od The poor man was just gomg Music by The Blue SHARKS 40% cut on gladioli, rose sonally supervise.. II is a daily, ho- Minister of National Guidance The biggest Madrasah of Central whIch have been restored. It has stated that generally he was in· snow. Other parts of the country to give his furious WIfe a few re And do not forget to reserve HAMID ZADAH urly task. I sball not faU", the prime Mohammad Fayek announced. Asia. Kukeldash_. has been restored nOw been deCided to preserve all terested in a resumption of reI· will be clear. Yesterday the war· hearsed answers when a venel-a buds, carnations and chris ations with tbe United States your table minister told Ibe deputies at a m.... UK MP's seeking The universities were shut do- to its original form. This monument ancIent buildmgs In the city's cen mest areas were Farah and mas trees. Address between Christmas Gifts for Children, Ladies and men provided the time was right ble holy man entered the houoe For Christmas eve ball Dee. ~4 ting here last night. wn in November after thousands of Moslem archHecture built in tral pari. and Bost with a high of 16 C, 61 F. and everybody stood up to gre.=t the "circumstances correct". 9 p.m to.. ). the blue mosque and cercle Christmas Decoration and Cards As he spoke, pollee clashed wltb Boar t of undergraduates and bigh schoo 1578 has been recreated from frag- New constructIon IS condw:ted The coldest areas were La! and him He asked our friend to g'1 Phone: 21500 . francaise. student demonstrators iD the Latin I 01 students rioted in the two cit. ments of buildings of the 16th cen- here away from rare architectural President Nasser did not go in Gardez with a low of - 13 C, g,6F. to h,s place and break hiS Fast All kinds of TOYS, Candles ran ruce to "detail" on the matter of di Quarter near Ibe Sorbonne Faculty Ies. wry. The Madrasah was erected In monuments. The government of Uz with rain and snow· Yerterc!ay WIth him And so he dId. tbe rule 01 Abdulla Khan (1557- bekistan has made consIderable al plomatic ties between the two co Shahrak had 5 nun rain, 28 cm of Letters. No IDjurles were report· for Christm.as The Alexandria demonstrations What would an Amencan Wife ed but five stpdents were taken into in which students burnt buses, I 59S). locations for Ibe restoration of ar· untries, which were severed in snow, Lal 4 nun rain, 35 cm do to him? Her grounds for diV UNICEF· eid m'ubarak cards During Ramazan we custody for questioning. LONDON, Dec. 19, (Reuter).- trains' and clubs started in a pr- The most comphcated restoration chlcteetural monuments and 125 the June 1967 war Scranton not- snow. Gardez 10 19 em, Gha· ed. " nun. orce would not be mental cruelty are Open from The new UNEF caU was a reIte- Two veteraD Britlsb parliamentar· otest over the deatlt. of four pea work has been carried out by on~ ancient structures have been takeo zni 4 mm 16 cm, Bamlan 6 mm. Help the poor children by buying UNICEF Eid or desertion because this charac ratioD of an earlier move deslgoat. ians wbo visited breakaway Blafra pie in the Delta cotton town of of .the oldcst restoration erperts of under slate protection. 12 cm, Norlh Satang 5 nun. 168 ter highly amuses his spouse and M~barak 9 AM Up to cards,.You might like to greet your relatives, log yesterday "" a "nali,onal action last week will {low to Laeos last Mansoura. Further 16 people di· Bukhara. Amindzhan Salyamov. Meanwhile remnants of n fortress cm, South Satang 2 nun. 175 em. IS at home. though late at night ~rIends and bUSIness contacts in Afghanistan as well as 6-30 PM He redecorated wlth arabesque wall erected 25 centuries a£o nave Today's temperature in Kabul at day" in protest over weekcnd gov- night to discu.ss ceasefire proposals ed in Alexandria. She would SImply nnt be able to ornaments the main portal of this been found in archeological excava- 12:00 nOOn was 3 C, 37 F. Yester· carry on this tude and seek hm:'n In other countries where the Holy Festival of Eid is eroment measures to curb student with the Nigerian military govern- It is the second time in less th- Eid begins trouble. t an a year that Egyptian univers' rare structure located in the center tlons In Samarkand. day snow began falllng at 5:00 ~ss celebrated. UNICEF Cards for. Eid greetings. men. ities have been closed because of of the ancient city. Uzbek SCIentists are prcparing a p.m in Kabul leaving 12 em on One card with high quality envelope costs Af. 8, A Lord Brockway and James Gnf· demonstrations. The reopening Salyamov bas been specialising in two-volu.rne history of the city 00 the ground. Wind speed was re (llhs, Labour Party stalwarts, wer~ will follow tbe Moslem fasting tomorrow corded in Kabul at 4 knots. box of 10 cards and envelopes Af, 75, I the restoration of· ancient monu· fmds obtained in the geological cx- expected to confer wltb tbe feder., month of Ramazan. Christmas ments more than 40 years. cavations in recent years. Yesterday's temperatures: They are available at: ... leader, Gen. Yakubu GOWOD, today celebratIons al)d the January el- Home briefs The Kukeldash Madrasali is one KABUL, Dee. 19:-'lbe three daY. Kabul 3 C -3 C or pn Friday.. ections. UNICE,F Office (Tel: 21914) Aziz Super Market KABUL, Dec. 19 (Bakhtar). national holiday of Eldul Ranta 37F 26F They would be able to pass on I ------zan begins tomorrow. All govern Kandahar 15 C -6 C Hamidi Store, Jadi Maiwand The first 32 graduates of tbe , tbe results of their dlscllijsions with ment offiees and nther organlsa. 59 F 21 F Public Administration School Ibe Biafran leader, Col. AduJllegwu I· I· Lt .Kurd,·sL revolt. were- introdUCed to Second Depu raq. troops .gn new n tlons exeept for the maiD post Mazare Sharif 11 C 4 C Ojukwu, in prospect" of a Chris It said.41 rebels were killed, Dear- office- whIch 15 0l'l'n frOm 10 a.m. Herat 15 <; -9 C ty Education Minister Mohammad mas truce and a formal ee~seflre BEIRUT, DI'C. 19, (AP).-Gov- end to five years of Klll'disb rebel· ARIANA CINEMA: HAMIDI Iy 100 wounded and 22 taken pri- to 1 p.m., will be closed 59 F 15,5 F Aref Ghausi yesterdaY by the to pave the way for nesotlations to ernment troops backed by planes lion, broke out last Sunday around soner during the clasbes. Aeeordlng to Weau.er Bureau Jalalahad 14 C -3 C At II, 7 and 91 p.m. Am~"can school's principal IOtudadad Ya end the 18-montb civil war., and heavy, artiilety, are fighting a the northern city of Sulalmaniya, colour cinemascope film dubbed Departm~t Store B~irut The weekend battles followed the foftClasts 'most of the country wW 57 F 26 F ftali. The Borckway-Grifiltbs mission is new revolt by the j(urdJsh tribes of tbe newspaper AI Bayraq re blowing up of a trMn between Arbil be eloullY. Sporadlo rain and in Farsi THE GUNS OF NOVA·. Tbe school which was fortlll!r- Ghazni 2 C -6 C an independent peace probe. BOIl'! northern Iraq, according to diplo. ported Wednesday. and the oil centre of Kirkuk Dece- snow is also expected In Kahul, 36 F 21 F RONE with . GREGORY PECK. The oldest and most established'store , IY a secOndary school was elevat men are due back in London at the matic Bod other' reports reacting A lar.J~e force of Iraqi troops .~as DAVID NIVEN AND ANTHONY .ed'to high school three years ago. mber 4. Several passeneers were kil· NangarhV, Laghmatl, Kwtar as Knnduz 12 C -4 C weekend, );leirut. attacked 60 miles Dortb of the city led and a number of Iraqi troops well as In the northern provinees. 53 F 25 F QUINN, Sunday at 71 p.m in Whlle some of the graduates will Despite Jntensified ollicial aDd Despite officlal tlenials In Teb- by followers of veteran insurgent were reportedly kidllJlpped by Ibe It wID be clear and llUIWtJne ill Bamian 2 C -S C English in Afghanistan at your service go to various ministriea a unofficial British efforts to get the 'ran, tbe tough Kurdlsb billmea are leader Mullab Mustala Barzani, said 36 F 17 F Kurds. . Zabul, Kandahar, aDd Bent, how· illllnbel' will go for \tigher stud Iigbting stopped tliere ""ems to be believed to receive weapons and tbe newspaper. Planes and . heav)' Al Bayraq said tbe latest round ever. . 11 C 3 C PARK CINEMA: Ies In the Institute for Industr ~urdisb Laghman impo'r~d litle cltan'Ce of breaki11ll the dead- supplies froin neigbbouring Iran. guns pounded positions but of fighting was sparked wheD Iraqi . The Eid prayers wW be said In 52 F 37 F At 2, 7! a'nd 10 p.m Arr.encan New goods are Gva'ilable Ial M:an8jlllment, College ot Eco- lock. .. . DIplomatic sources report that m24 governmeDt soldiers died aDd colour cmemascope fi'lm dubbed troops arrested several Kurdisb hos- the ~ mosques In the cit", Norlh Salang -7 C -11 C llemlcs. . Official ,ources here see Ibe 111alD Iraq'a deputy premier aDf! defence 61 were wounded before tbe force r~lease 19,5 F 12,5 F In, FarSI THE GUNS OF NAVA tagea In a bid to secure the Db Majesty the KiD« ma.y ..,. stumbUDi block as Col. OjukWU'9, l,l1inister Hardan Al.Tikrlti, said in escaped. of government prisoners. the Eld prayers In JaIalabad .me- South Salang -7 C -9 C RONE with GREGORY PECK, ,hamidi store, second floor, KABUL, Dec. 19, (Bakhtar). in.istence On a Nigerian forc~ wi-', bis visit to )raD he sought .an assu- A secood Kurdisb force mean" 19,5 F IS,S F DAVID NIVEN and ANTHONY Dr. Mqbammad Youauf Hom$, a Barzani claims a promise of semi· re he has been.· staying for most thdrawal to the pre-war llnes as a' rance from the Shah. of Iran that while struck at government reinfor· autonomy included In tbe 1966 cea- nf the put week: Shahrak 3 C 0 C QUINN. Sunday at 71 p.m. ,in En· Jade Maiwand H!amidzadah Store Share Nou faculty member of the CoUege of conditloo for a. ceasefire and recog. any aid would be ,discolltiDUed. cements west of Suleimaniyah, kil- 37 F 32 F glish Medicine, has bei," appointed sefire agreemellt has never been ful-. The Kabul TImes will not pub- nltion of Diafra as an independent The heaviest lighting since a ling 17 troops and wounding II, AI flUed. ' • Ilsh on SaturdaY and Sunday, " chief of the Nadershah hospital state In any peace negotiations. ceasefire in June, 1966.' broueht an Bayraq continued. at All' Abad, .