University of Nebraska at Omaha DigitalCommons@UNO Kabul Times Digitized Newspaper Archives 2-6-1967 Kabul Times (February 6, 1967, vol. 5, no. 261) 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 (February 6, 1967, vol. 5, no. 261)" (1967). Kabul Times. 1427. https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/kabultimes/1427 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]. PAGE 4 GOId~,g Asserts US Seeks Suharto B~cks ~d 'fo Vio'ence In M. East Anti· Sukarno UNITED NATIONS New York, February 5, (nPA)­ Their Majestle~ State- visit to By C&lIdldus Student Move IndIa tlie Kabul University convo U$ chIef ~elepte to the United Nations Artlur J OOl4befr doss tearlns each othef apart cation the an;ival of the new • Fdday iIlcht reiterated that the United States supportli the DialD· JAKARTA Feb 5 (Reuter)­ Ame The Assocla!loo has'much more ~rmy rican ambassador and the opemng Important work to do and a better tenlUJCe of pe;lce In the Middle East and contbi1iel to ieek an ella IndoneSIan strongman Ge ceremony of tile British Councll neral Suharto !yesterday backed cause to uphold thaD promotins un to V10lenec across existing frontiers from any dIreCtion Library 11\ Kabul are some of the This pomt was emphasised by Both headl o~ Illite voiCed the a speCIal meet10g of the supreme bndled crue1ty to ammals pohcy mak10g People s ConsiJlia events which highlighted develop The Brlhsh CQuncil culllfral cen Goldberg alter he liad met In hi. hope that the serlel of Arab sum ment at home Jffice with a 15 man delegation from mit meetingl can be continuell be- live Congress whlcb alms at re­ trc 10 Kabul l!Slablisbcd under the Af81Jsmstan 's amons tlte nelions 1345 S H) Price Af 3 /I'heir Majesties trIP to bulla a ~sreemeot the nction commlttee on Amer can cause the meetings offered an Op- mOVIng PreSIdent Sukarno from terms of a cultural coo wblch SIgned last week the treaty 00 power nelghbourmg and friendly country cluded by Afsbamslan aDd the Arab relaUons porWnlty tor the fruitful eXciianee bound t"6 Mghanlstan by strong lies preventlns ilie use of outer space-Ior Goldberg saId he told the group of views on basic Arab problems in AddresslOg anll-SukaJ;llo stu Umttd KlOgdom a few years back mJlltsrS; purposes and weapons 6f dents at Jakarta Umvers.ty the of blstory and culture WIU surely opened the doors to It. hbtary on T~}da~ the Umted States respects the "SO an atmosphere ot sincerity and mass destruction The treafY. ~ IS a NY GIVES UP 4 POINT army leader declared the contribute. towards r!he further Wednesday evemt1l! We bave saId Soviet Premier Their Majesties See The Toj Mohol Ii; ~that vereignty and terrltor..lal mtelrity clarIty strengthening o~ these bonds and weiCOIl1<l SIgn uotwlffistandliJs of al\ UN mel'nber states Tne fourth Arab summit coifier tull suppport of the ar on many occaslilns 'tiefore and we reorIentation ot Views on subjects the cbaos 10 Southeast AsIa and P9c" PEACE CONDITIONS The Uruted States also strongly ence whlcb \yas to have taken place med forces for the com WIU say aSam \bat the future of th t"oslon~ of common mterest. world will be moulded- by cultura htlcal IU other parts of the supports the efforts the Umted tost autumn n Algiers bU\$Was mg sessloJl opellmg on March 6 ~od Begins ot The struggle to remove Sukar The nonaligned countries In tbis cooperatIon tietween oations aDd the world everytillns lS not yet Idst Nations to stabilise conditions m the postponed reason, even though buned uDder no will be spotlighted 10 the co part of the world must clOse their oft-spoken unrversal Iiratherhood of M dde Easl and strongly urges ail Both rulers renewed thelr ~looge t thousbts of pohllcal SalO can RFK Picks Up 'Peace Signal', ~ mlOg congress seSSIOn whIch IS tanks to protect their political In mankmd WIU be acblevet! not 2,overnments concerned to cooperate for non alignment 1 expected to formulate a means terests and economic stablllty ~t through pohhcal manoeuvring but cmerse to warn man asalOst d4nsers Visit Today \ ... these efforts he sald I of deahng WIth the PreSIdent s must be realised tbat 'lbe disturbing by means of promotins mutual uo which may aDd can undo all that be From Hanoi Newsweek Reports has accompltsbed We bope that Reuler adds that there were heat Viet refusal to answer demands tor tendency on the part of states to de/standmg between peoples qf dl ed arguments at Saturday s meetin& th s success may preface other sUf LONDON Feb an explanatIon of hIS past hand create not only political <but also verse cultures and creeds NEW YORK February 6 (Combined Wlres)­ Servlces}-Sovlet Prel1'l er here of the atlvlsory conimlsslon of (Conld trom page :l) I'" hng of state affaIrs economic blocs must be met wIth TIes between Afghamstan and cesses 10 lbe form of total and sene­ ral dISarmament and the bannin, of Newsweek magazine said Sunday night that Senator Robert F Kosygm arrived today at Gat lhe UOIted Nations Relief and Works It has surpnsed the Amencans to At his summer palace 10 130 BnlalQ arc noW belos renewed and counter measures which may enable nuclear tests tn all forms Kennedy Democrat New York received a peace signal from WIck AIrport outSIde Landolt to Agency for Palestme accordmg to find that nearly eveQ' hmlIC here gor West Java Sukarno met of ~ tn cont lnup. our cooperation and strenSlhened throuSIr cultural and 81i~tter Hanoi through the French government during his visit to Paris bestn an eIght day v sit to EoS conference sources has Its own air fEud They flcers from the East Java brlga contacts with the reAt of the world The sources sa d tbat the row .uspect tbe V,et COUS may- land tbat WIll Include 24 /iours we dler dIVISIon Sukarno has ron and thus prevent a state of isola last week of private talks with Pnme Ml arose between some states and them But Ito.".. and theq. small slderable popular support 10 east Kennedy who returned Saturday door and It IS up to WashlOS tlon Into whJch we must otherwIse Apollo Deaths VIETNAM ton to make the next move Bur nlster Harold WIlson Anden Gro western delegates over the political children and women bavc been and central Java fall fro a 10 dllY European VlS t to myko SovIet ForeIgn MIDlster is aspect of the Palestine and refugee found cowenng In tbem and It (Contd Irom pnge I) (eontd Irom page I) cheU wrote 10 the japanese news The graduation ceremony in the New York made no mentIOn of any not accompany109 the SovIet question dur~ng a discuss on of the seems obVIOUS that the DeUa 8 popu He also revealed thai the astro been dramaticallly ellectlve and bad paper Yom ur 5 Monday edition Meanwh Ie a spl t IS reported gymnasium of Kabul University last peace message from Hano PFem er on thIS VISIt deficit n the b~dgel for thIS year lat on after 2S years of somebody s nauts appsrently tned to free them reduced the number of addlcts Rostow s comment that Washing 10 the pro Sukarno IndonesIan Wednesday was an event of the Newsweek said for content and For the next few days there The sources said Arab delegates bombs or mortar sbells landing NatIOnal st Party the bIggest sm selves from theu capsule But even best mternatJonal con deta 1 the Par s message went far ton had not yet received a senous utmost Importance the SIgnificance Will follow a success on of SOCial demanded a settlement wh ch would around them have taken an essential gle pol tical grouplOg trol system could not completely beyond anyth ng the US has yet peace offer echoed PreSident Jobn of 'fh ch we hope is not lost upon F rst report of lbe fire came ftom w~ek events-<l nnel With Queen Eh suppress lUelt drug traffic nor pre received from any other source son s statement last whIch not affect the wen be ng ot the re precautIon The Wesl Java brancb declar our leaders and our people It is Chaffee at IS 31 03 zabeth at )JucklOshnm Palace (ugees They ~a d the b g powers Unable to find anyone to taJk ed t vould no longer recogmse vent a considerable number of The magaz ne sa d U S offiCials dampened down speculatIOn about worth noting that Kabul University pOSSIble talks lunch w th London s Lord Mayor vere respons b e [or the Palest ne propaganda or give Bid handouts to party leadersh p n Jakarta un people becoming addicts fl e downgrad ng the Par 8 message wh ch a decade ago tur.ned out only Doctors at the cootrol centre receptions VISIts to mUseums and refugee catastrophe Colonel GIllIs believes he must first less there was a radIcal polley Many governments and interna as French speculation But h gh Johnson wants more from HanOi a handful of llraduates from its noticed an ncrease 10 White s heart lhan a stalement that talks could be a SovIet embassy dmner at wl-uch Some western delegates the destroy the regular Vet Cons He change beat at about the same lime t anal bod es were now paying in r-rench sources n Wash ngton and faculties no v turns out hund~s poss!ble after an end to the bomb­ he and hIS daughter LudmIlla sources sa d repl ed that the meet s frustrated by their elusiveness The parly must JO n the strug One second after Chaffee s reoprt creaSing attention to supplementary Par s nsist the plan represents As Rector Etemadl pomted out ng offiCials sa d w II be host and hostess ng was not held to determme