Kabul New Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1981-06-04

              ' i , 1 jv ""if vol. xix. no 66 thursday, june 4, 1981 uauza 14, 1360. ii.s ) price afs. leaf r mmm soldiers seek service extension, kabul, 4 (bakh-tar). four hundred and fifty from the eighth division, central army command, have ; voluntarily applied for extension of their military until counter-revolutionary elements are totally annihilated. . .,, in a meeting held on this occasion, expressed readiness to protect territorial integrity, national independence gains saur revolution, especially its new phase. group 47 youth have, meanwhile, commissariate kabul recently, registered names joining into ranks armed forces. during registration ceremony, pledged "defend revolution integrity afghanistan till last drop blood." religious scholars, clergyman elders jalalabad, khozhiany, sor-khroad momand dara districts nangarhar province, yesterday at conference hall governorate, arian returns (bak-htar) abdurrashid arian, member pdpa cc deputy prime minister, returned here after attending 18th congress mongolian people's revolutionary party ulan bator. he was welcomed airport by some members committee charge d'affairs embassy kabul. attended as member) dra delegation. world journalists meet leningrad leningrad, (tass) urgent tasks mass propaganda media fight against bourgeois ideology imperialism's ideological sabotage discussion international scientific-technical conference, which opened yesterday. newsmen,, executives) afghanistan, bulgaria, hungary, vietnam, gdr, kdpr, cuba, kampuchea, laos,! mongolia, poland, soviet union, czechoslovakia, republic yemen ethiopia it. among guests sponsored f ussr representatives organ-, ization journalists. report delivered valentin falin, first head information department (of cpsu committee. "the proceeds premise that straggle' two sybte--ms, should not outgrow psychological war be used means opt draft law. .' ..they explain "progressive aims government" residents district ... clergy's role governor explained "humanitarian policy talked !'useful clergy explaining phase revolution." response, mawlawi ghulam hussain, gul, qari mohammad yaseen supported government the' clergymen, intelligentsia precinct 3, principals, teachers students boys' schools city also vast fatherland front. " function primary organisation general esteqlal auditorium. mawlana abdurrahman - front said; people, according law, has- responsibility defence homeland, they defend it breath." similar clergymen large number sorkh village aqcha district, jauzjan municipal hall. staff kandahar educational department, gathering governorate hall, reaffirmed solidarity implementation of, government's education sector. abdul samad azhar rc, spoke interference internal affairs other states" said. plenary; examined questions per- -taining struggle specific features foreign present stage. participants de- voted much attention falsification essence pursued socialist countries. i: protests : south korea tokyo, (tass).- .five seoul university were sentenced korean tribunal various prison terms participation anti-governmental demonstrations december last. '''' were; accused having chanted slogans calling the- resignation 'president'. chun doo hwan. fortyfour nineuniversities co- untry now under investigation charges. .or'!'. (continued page 4) "glorious objectives go-! vernment "and appreciated? teachers' discharge duties." ,' .... officers, soldiers' lasho; joain farah recently ga-j theing decis-! ions fifth plenum cc. thousands rodat district,' nan-; garhar called ", voiced "full support striving build prosperous society af-: ghanistan." ii n i. nhli .. itorium. jap vessels target us naval practice (tass). japanese fishing simulated "enemy" force recent japanese-us exercises sea japan, newspaper yo-miuri reported' has been learnt testimony fishermen, re- ( ad out tuesday assembly ho-kkaido kenzo hoshi-no, party. may 15, entered zone south. notjcing vessels, began zigzaging towards them took aim them. contrary allegations agency us, command ships did break nets, fishermen told deputy;. "we could clearly see american with numbers hulls." withdrawal discovered nets had torn pieces. zigzag destroyers robbed catch caused damage worth over 100 million yen. but question compen-- sation resol- ved so far. washington says: ve-ssel 'san joaquin county' nuclear weapons board direct proximity iwakuni base middle sixties, post says. j ! holland ends accord sa hague, (ceteka) the, dutch parliament revoked 2, 30-year old ag- reement cultural cooperation africa protest apartheid racist regime. parliament's decision taken proposal country's adds tass. portugal wants arms lisbon, portuguese minister luis az-evedo coutinho; left 'night 12-day visit united states. discuss supplies secretary caspar weinberger. vessel stayed there,, points out, assurances '" administration pentagon ordered "not enter ja-! pan's waters." mild punishment navy however, rep-' rimanded relieved his duties commander nuplear sub-' marine george washing-' ton, sank ja- panese freighter nissho maru east china april 9, tv company cbs reports. an officer submarine reprimanded well. thus, those guilty pu-i nishable crime, re-; suit captain sailor ja-i died, got off very punishment. midway progress has, nevertheless, turned down demand authorities popu-' lation town yo-i kosuka cancel en-1 try aircraft-carrier port. stated yo-' mayor cabinet ministers k. miyazavai said free movement warships allowed japanese-. 'security trea--ty.' yokosuka demanded ban en-' air craft-carrier publication numerous facts there nuc lear aboard haig dra, salt-ii treaty: lie exposed washington, editors sta te state alexander asked about correlation strategic forces usa stand treaty. answering them, admitted is balance between union states held. said, before rough parity." political observers evaluate statment actually giving officialj washing- ton's claim seventh fleet ports. fresh incident involving potentially dangerous consequences place navy. spokesman norfolk (virginia) transport nitro caught fire coast island crete (in mediterranean). result heavy fire,: six crew injured. flames raged hour half put out. only miracle spread holds vessel, packed rockets, dynamite ammunition. warheads cargo board. statement tow another heading crete. third serious inci-dent months. early year, powered japa- nese dry -the sea. week airforce plane plummeted onto deck nuclear-power- ed aircraft carrier nimi- tz, board, florida killing 14' persons injuring 48. reported magazine, lag' field armament". such claims known pursue justifying programme massive buildup arsenals, deployment medium range missiles, carried pretext necessity 'rearm', but, matter fact, upsetting par-,;ity forces, ensuring nato unilateral supremacy. ,.. speaking salt-ii, refuted repeated statements officials who linked decison freeze, ratification treaty events afghanistan. lycee aud-(photo: bakhtar) administration, plans de-mothball, modernize commission battleships released far 38 years ago. ships, including battleship iowa will fully-reequipped provided, each, 400 cruise harpoon ship-to-ship missiles vertical takeoff landing fighter planes. islamic discusses anti-israel sanctions baghdad, 12th continuing work iraqi capital. secretary-general habib chatti urged countries act jointly israel arab people palestine occupied territories. stressed ,. need implement jerusalem give moral material aid liberation organization (plo). boycott present, establishment bureau practical implementation. secretariat drew up working document containing proposals strengthening economic trade ties palestinian delegation plo farouk kaddoumi "nothing farther truth than say salt lost because afghanistan". highly indicative statement. common knowledge that, keeping council session 1979, stipulated commitment ratify salt-treaty consent west european territory medium-range missiles. then, froze hadg's shows even contingent sent request country, decided derail violation contractual commitments. words lying whole world, allies, when assuring adherence process. soon received banks potomac us. europe, promises given discarded. real washington's commitments assurances. planned patrolling different parts ocean. indian ocean, where huge armada. t commissioning one battleship, iowa, specialists believe, cost approximately 5,400 dollars.. take measures save who, being subjected genocide. carry decisions counteraction' patron strongly criticised actions ad-ministration. follows extremely aggressive regards palestine! encourages escalate attacks lebanon.1 expansion 'plo san-. ctions kuwait's prime' mi-; nister sheikh sabah al-; ahmad al-jaber al-sahabh' stage calls stronger unity ac-; tion countr-' ies repulse israeli aggression. ', stepping efforts stop iraq-iran conflict. y ti-