University of Nebraska at Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Kabul Times Digitized Newspaper Archives 8-3-1964 Kabul Times (August 3, 1964, vol. 3, no. 129) Bakhtar News Agency Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes Part of the International and Area Studies Commons Recommended Citation Bakhtar News Agency, "Kabul Times (August 3, 1964, vol. 3, no. 129)" (1964). Kabul Times. 697. https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes/697 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Digitized Newspaper Archives at DigitalCommons@UNO. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kabul Times by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UNO. For more information, please contact [email protected]. -- -.-.'= ...~- , ­ ....- " ' . ~'''' - :'" . , . -. '."- " - -~ .. .. , . " . ., .' -- , ? ..... ­ : .' - ."- "_a. ~ . - . , , '. , ' " , : " . - . -.. - KABUL TIME8 . AUGUST 2, 1964 'I'HE WEA1JIER -. '- - -.., Y~'6' '1e1q~ .,­ J, Max.,. :il-~ojJ'; Mfn.Iin~ +13°t. - .. '.'- .::;.... ..: , ',,' Kabill.·Thn~ is avallallk-:- at:' . -U"'L'-"~'-; -~ . RanO'er's Sllccess, ,Hailea Sun 'setS':'toClaY::'8i S,51:-lJ.m.· , . : - - , , Khybe-r, Restaurant; SpInz.u' .: -_'!:h ,.' . .-, . PARK CINEMA~ .". I At 5-30, -a and lO·p,m. Amencan Sun rlses tomorrow at 5,8 a.m. ' . Hotel; . Kabul Hotel;. Shllr-e-' " '. B~ I. ll'omorrow's Outlook: Clear - ", - 'Na,w nearPark.Cmema; IUbul' , ..Johnson .As Victory For fimr THE LAST SUNSET starr­ . -..- -",.- Int~mational' -Fereeast by Air Authority . -, . AiJ'Port.·· . ..:,.... - . mg.' Rock H,udSon, Kirk DOltglas ~ - ...... ...: "' . - . and Drothy MalGne. '~KABUL. J,':'~ 12~-1:HJ:.-:S~fI.)-::--- 'M'-::~ ~ Internafional :"Cooperalion', VOL. ill, NO. 129. 'MONDAY,. AUGUST' 1-96-"'4:':",,-fAsAD. .- _.:.' -, -, - PRICE :-'. ...:', <. ; KABUL CINEMA: -~~.......:.. --~ ' ' . , . ' . I W ..\SHL~GTON. August,2, (Reuter).- At 5 and 7·30 p.m. IndIan film; RE..;mE~T JdhllSon Saturda:\" _hailed America's succes~f~ GAHRANA. U.S~A. I p}·ifl:ce'.Re,(;ei12es-.~ulga#an 'jlJP's. ,Edtf~~tio~-~ite~~,ors'·,·· < -• ' • ;r.oon photograp!IY mission' as 3 ",'ie1ory for peacef~l, CIVI- BEHZAD CINEM;\,: .. .. Foreign Policy Seeks URR At 5 and 7~30 p.m. Engltsh film: lian international co-operation." " .' 1 BOND STREET; >~ ~e~r-· ~.cti~it~es· ;_e~kJng to sdienll~ts who ~arly 'ncxt year.. , :.! " . ,.",<-< ;: .••• , " Of. ZAINEB CINEMA: .' Worldwide Victory For Peace " .. ::.11 eeted the Ranger,7 moon shot SCientlsb<gulck Ilr~ ~~udY ~~ iJ~Olrrrbt ,~han ~ndlc~ted tl~: At 5 and 7., p.m. Indian fi!m; ", 11:,11 back' more the pictures. • t II !' Fr~edom, '"~,;,,,' c< Ed:Ulcatio~'Jnstitute'. ,-. '" • I' . 1 t' , 'r alouds-dusty ry,' hl.e a I MR. SAl\'W'AT. I ' And Says Rusk " '-' ., II!(, ,)lelUI es m thQ pane s ~L'a U, . - uld l -'aAe t11C Presiden'!· thanked the moon s so-called seahs wlo d '$ NEW YORK, August, 3, (AP).- KABlJL: Aug. :3.-'I1l~, ~~'tlii.i-d .-- . L .." ' . bi ea lOT t e an- Dr. Verwoerd .Two. "."'11' natJC>ns wjllcn participated be a sUlta e ar . ECRETARY of State Dean Rnsk said Sunday night that - , .part of the annual 'semiIiar' .of, __ '" .,n lobe Gnlted t Sla,e~. rn its. mg.,uf men . 'b " on' for .S U.S. foreign policy seeks "a worldwide victory ~or peace p(o.,,:in,ciaI di,ectors' of"edu~ation , _. ~ > j ..ll1at was one J.g. leas Advi'ces To Britain '. .', ,K, pr"l,' amme~ 1 ' Earthbound and freedom" without a great war or "military orgy" in win- .. began_ ~este~day: it is '-eJq>et>ted' .:- ~ ! H; \\: a~ ~h";\\-:J -some of the moon !{&ngel ~ mlSsl~n. 10 Icle~Gope \~'euld ~?w BALFOUR,.. Transvaal: .Aug.· 2. ­ ning it. , !!~ay~;ntl.~u,e r~ th~' .. fl~~f~.~ thn:~~. ~ I .. ure \' D, 'Wilham H. not .. c se ", .:>.. -. • 1 d h '. i'he ·moon s- surface. (Reuter).-Dr. Hendrik Ver:w?Crd, .. sesslon~ ,... ,. -nt'ln "I' r\ev. Zea..an -... orn 01,.: ..0.1::J 0 It< d fiat Aides declined to label RUSk's .. At yesteraay s Mr, Toor- _'. .. \.. .~'-~ . o. - ... .,. sho\ye a South African Prime Mlmster. '. '~ t.l ! e~:ar 01' tlie Jet PW"UlSiOO. "'os, p.ctures shou~d r-emarks a reply to criticism by . Yalay .Eteqladi. Chief of th.l! Instl- .. p" ~h~~a' and Dr lllere \\ lih craters <>.1 .v.arymg sald here last night Britain Republican PreSidential Nominee! I tute.:o.f. Eduation' irlformed .the . ~._d~ralor~ lD ~ ..... ~at..i.~. •. '. ~ stop allowing non-whites b~ the~r 'Mrs. Oswald Not , -'-,~,," ".". "1'1' i\~,,~tant Acimmls- ,IZ·6.· '-, 'h t Ba-rry G<>ldwater or to the Repub- - pa~ll"lP!1.llts about the: .work ~of n, ..._. -'-"~ • - - , I ~ d me 'J 10~ 1. " te ·t.,a so ithousands Into its midst: 1f .It hcan Party's call for a "victory the Institute;. Ee'sard .that .the . ,'j:lll' snace s;cenee Lht: 'pI OIOS mUlca. hen wanted to' remain proud ,of Its ough~ for freedom'''foreign policy. But J~s!itut§ has' Deen: -.f~ctioning· .! 1C o·,,:c.:! "":: iter! LPG)' :' Stem. w hav: been made :::'the KABUL August, i.--on the occasion'of the 37th nationhood. .. .' ~ Sure To W'r,"te , e d,'~' c', on '.':.r::.d;l iollo ·:.:c thc big <::nunks 01 rock lai1ded . bl ' the speech dealt with subjects , WI th the-' he.-ip of" .Afghan· aIld ' , , -~ , Dr Verwoerd. who was address-: . ~nf1.•",'IG r Yle~ ..' t '. ~.J·"'ty surfaee' POSSI y anniversary of .the founding of People's Liberation - ex~rts. ( " iJ-C tIe S s utnlr,. nloons , .: mg' a polttical meeting in this raised by critics. 'j.foreii{Tl since III year-s. ..' :--.' , ,- .. --. C ' '. ;- I f- ,,,,.,. of giant-' . meteontes , ''\nn~' of China, Colonel Pan Kan military attache of .1:- ;lld ,'A~ rc')' an'c! by o. ,lITlISm ',.agm~".s " bl eT I ' .' . :Du.tiiig,· thi,s' time, ' he' ,stated. '" .. ':'c;;lie~ tbel~ wn town, 50 miles southeast of Johan­ i': "e\,dl . thIS counlry I V;'n Cll carved 9 gg the Embassy of the People's Republic of China gave nesburg. said Britain had appeal­ Informally, the Secr.etary of To Mrs Ke d .efforts. have be.en. made to im.l?I:Ove .' " ~ States, sPeech-prepared for an "nne Y eduatlor: lit cen~al and provincial .: o r(' ,-rrr>i. ~c,"'a. '.1.0 .nan1 .... ll:-'-- j'e"d~ a b"'\• craters fartherthaway..h mailer a' rece'ption at the. Chinese_ Embassy last eyening. , governm~t ed in public to the of AmerIcan Field Service anniver- _schools. -tr.ain te-acbers of~ normar- ~ ~ ;-~~;< ~ ,Tn~ fac~ . a~ ! ~te~s they The function attended by General Khan Moh- s~alled fri~nd­ -':1:\ . : _.., ,',. was the republic, as a sary dinner-was portrayed as a NEW YORK A f ." ' '.' .; " it "- - " I schools and m-service -teachers' :'. ,", ':,:e P.e-.ce I a...~jCo II tn,,:' :~" ,cnunkss~~l\l;ed ill e 1 dust ammad, the Minister af National Defence, some.other ly gesture. ,to lessen the: sentences, . -"'~atl'on deleg~iion, re~,' pro~;-;~g 'y'n"~'g_ re of existing' U.s. ug 3, (Reuiel ).- . The parliamentary of Bu garia was __ t and also to he.lp ~_ '. ~s:<:. " ~h1(' to !let ...e~ em '" .ade Indicated that unar 1 t d ca'bl'net memobers, hl'gh ranking cl'viI and mili'tary olli- passed at the Rivonia trial. , <l.lUUll Mrs. Manna Oswald. Soviet born ' .' ,. Prine Ah d' Shah-- Uu.>Ul .: '. -- -'. ,.ch some -have specu,a e policy to assure forei~ers of its Widow of alleged presidential assa- f ceived by :His ,Royal' Highiiess Co', rna . men ·in receiving higher trainllrg, , ..•' ":1 <!,' .Clem \'.1I1 I,.. ~e At this trial Nelson Marrdela and ns PflSsl c . h< 1000 'feet , cials and some members 'of diplomatic corps in steadfastness whatever they may ssm Lee Harvey Oswald. W'jS oUu- ' President' of the. Afghan Red Crescent SocietY'yester: ' abroad . , . "i .', -Cj(:n~-:";~ rt:p:1t>d ;hat,. It· m,ght pe as roue . ~s . ' fo~ or!' L"''''...ul. seven otbers were convicted of ~_r-,,< bear during the 1964 presidential te-d Saturday as saYIng she could day. Pict,n-re shows l'iin~e' Ahmad ~~ -~J.1 th«: head, He added that ihe' insfitute. ·bas.:- , ,"",' 101'! the ma:n:en- oecP-ls probably ,on y a t. n4U sabotage and plotting violent re­ t . '," .~' . • I' . o~ep,. , Picture' shows General Khan Mohammad greeted campaign. not brmg herself to ma11 two let, I of Bulgarian'delegatioJi Mr. Georgtev (centre) and Mr. also Succeeded in e.stabllShiitIl ac::' r c; 1- ,,!:J' t," \\ e;,- ''S'' > ,':h I , volution and were sentenced to I. ,'''', . ,-" " ,R'angeb -3 and.9 WIll have;, e by coloneL Pan Kan. • night'}h~ BUlg~ I hfe impri,sonment. ' . ters she wrote to the wldO\\' of Lazare Tochkov.· Last AniD -- rc,;lerated courses. of teacher-tram-: 'c~L '(1; , ).," i' ,~,: """e. <Tools a5 Ranger-/.-taKlIIg ~~_'-'--'-:':'--'.,...,..._~~-'-"""";_ I Without referring to Republican the late Presid€nt Kennedy doi gave a diiiner in·honout: of t~ .d~legatI~n l!t '~bUlassa m~ Et ' 1ii' ., - .,; th ....... .' .' .. Dr Verwoerd said that seemJ .Pt~ldent e.~<l:.. !"xpr~sseu'n ·h '.~ \,'," ·;":.~~J':':~a~.~~ ~'" ~:~'~e,uo~.ph?tOgraph~0\ ~~:r:;~~~ i I Bntalll was such a great friend allegations, Rusk· said: ''No one Hotel the"function: was Jlttended bJ. .:of ',: " (hatd" : e i!()P1' ""())~ Cninese General, Soviet Marshal r- ., jl- ... a:1d s:C'co. d 1. H1e final: mtr:qte=> _) L, ot l . I of South Africa .he also wanted to b has to convince us the' contest The 23-year-old mother of t'vQ Natio;UI Assetilbly,Dr. Moha.mmad Zahir"~meccabinet" :, vle\~s' ~~~~~: t:, D~~~c:o~e.:~. ". " . <~"~..e··"l'ODn'i~'h;l1:: ""'Dr'lnact Thell.targctareas,ha\e,ncl~1 I" u. do his duty' as a friend of Brttam ;r~~hJ{:~n~~iyd an~:clViI'olli«:ial~; ;~Id ~ext bc,-.t)...~ckcteDh' "cI~~h~ G" d J.\~ecen t between freedom and communist 20udldon't"anbCthevtoe mlnisters.and high,ranking military ,.