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kabul times tjttws rtat.tjb caebuil tame ft o near shakl pal; bim mosae shar-e-naw; kkykar v kmtinrant- inlwi 11 il it v! club; pamir cinema; arlana afghan aimwm. vol. l no. 234 kabul, saturday, december 15, 1962 (qaws 24, 1341 s.h.) price at 1 the weather rcsterpay: maximum 8c. minimum 6c. sun sets today 4-48 pjn. rises tomorrow 6-56 ajn. geneva disarm talks to sign-off for twenty no sign of accord on nuclear test ban . issue geneva, dec. (reuter). disarmament conference friday decided recess from 21 until january 15 with signs 6f achieving a agreement by its - new 5ear deadline. : y there will probably be three more full sessions 17-nation and one meeting three-power subcommittee before recess. has also made breakthrough towards goal general complete disarmament. east west are as far apart such fundamental questions control over process. american delegate, mr. arthur dean, outlined basic principles policy declared that united; states would adopt only those measures which preserved safety associates. he resisted soviet demands elimination delivery vehicles in first stage three-stage delgate, semyon tsarapkin, told reporters after session thought dean's speech 'awful way contemplates keeping all weapons rockets end draws dreadful picture,' said. dean said had "u.s. must do better economic field", kennedy york, president last night vs. "much field than been doing five half years. prepared club health remained "fundamentally sound" s but added next year's tax bill reduce personal well corporate income taxes. cut, said, "be lower brackets who certain spend their additional take-home- pay middle upper can thereby encouraged undertake efforts enabled invest capital. six days slightly proposal for- feign minister united na- tions september re- tention some second , our encouragement was caused hw trio far-t hat thic nrac ti ret f ,, " ulg?at government xxu ucguu iu ua. tc- makfe an approach come kiu acea.aj.nca. caau xiiikiib uckui terms realities." u.s-a. proposes further u.n. mandate palestine 15. (reuter) r huh tabled resolution m special political committee extend ujtf. works relief agency work agency- (unwra) arab refugees two years expires june 30. ' draft request conciliation commission, composed states, france tur- key, 'continue endeavours member directly concerned' find pro- gress.on refugee prob- lem. u.s. calls at- unwra's precarious financial position urges non- contributing governments con- tribute govern- ments consider increasing contributions. earlier committee's cur- rent debate fugees, proposed one-vear extension unrwa mandate, means stressing urgency solving problem. 250-450 m.p.s. wind mariner ii reports about mysterious planet washington. (ap). gave man his scientific check another passed venus afternoon, space project directors goldstone, california reported shortly craft went past venus, data have definitely received both radiometers. may long month radioed evaluated success this experiment transmitted opening news when official national aero-' neutics administration reporters: we currently scanning gathering report reached earth, nasa administrator james webb man's knowledge few hours collected reach time before. although dr. william pickering, head institute technology's jet propulsion laboratory, several weeks' information is broken down analyzed i5,ooo tons fertilizer bought cotton growers contract purchase 15,000 "chemical increase production area nearly 150,000 acres signed between ministry agriculture ana ioreign com-o nany. tt kich!nirar tria ifnutv iv 1- rr raster uiici view uii mlj ui cilia ici wm vuiwiov w. nilizer conblbl ol amonium nitrate other phosphats supplied oy ne voswg imwk deputy i -r t a. sn vn jr wfnter1 varhast'eaay x cav.i"-u miv -w commissioned delegation ar- range distribution among, farmers n growing' areas. part order arrive distri- buted among due course. china release ixdian prisoners tvi?rnvrrirt? 1q decimvibiji 1? tokyo, peoples republic an- nounced saturday 360 sick wounded indian captured recent sino-indian border clash released 19. e umna .news broadcast monitored here message effect sent red cross chinese asked indians dirang dzong eastern disduted 10 a.m. (peking time) receive prisoners. already back significant preliminary findings. steady polar moving rate 250 450 miles second. measured variations .in interplanetary magnetic determined less cosmic dost path encountered leaving neighborhood earth. radio- meters scanned dur- ing final 42 minutes mari- ners cloud- shrounded give clue riddles puzzled astronomers centuries.- announced probe instruments working cor- rectly.' pickering tempera- ture measurements taken radiometers uive clue. comparing temperatures dark light sides planet, whether side always faces sun. existence life scientist experi- spacecraft were not designed specihcally answer able make voice heard question 72 million away venus. declaredgrom rusk allies add conventional force prevent paris, called european armed strength warned present weaknesses increased danger any surprise attack war. rusk, state, robert s. mcnamara, defence secretary, .... urged tneir partners xne io- nation atlantic pact urofrl nartners 15- money non-nuclear wea- j mo i-r.tr, iini- ; r-nai ris nnrstad. retir- fa supreme commander allied ? ..u.i t-l t? u toal forces europe so weak modest could .1 sources bosk creation nato multilateral seaborne if members wanted it, intervention military debate, while americans ready creating great problems: 1. oat control. 2. expense shared, 'very expensive.' "v-""" mcnamara creneral norstad voiced strong cnti- cism deficiencies forces, still divisions short 'minimum operational reqmrement central sector. 400.0uj troops combat-ready' in- confirms previous estimates temperature surface 600 degrees farenheit, then concluded 'life know exist plans ap-roach year now or early 1964. ed directed toward mars ,t how scientists hope track mainer ii: least twice beyond. travelled, miies- inside manner ranged higher expected around 140-150 degree ut significantly harm experiments. continue orbit once every 400 get closer 40 radios reporting enough strength, should war turning into quoted saying. thouch situation v.m-nne different, natos micht senouslv wealri mignx de seriously weakened un- apply untor- pres sures strength. mr m.irr, -l,, the' nrlear strategic deterrent ra cn-eater formidable .than it..- k onnjn tt. entered itsnd day -on ai droo skvbolt missile nro- ject planning. aggression sector likely turn exchange anywhere else. levels, massive succeed temporarily, unless used. tolstov leaves home prof essor tolstov, soviet-afghan friendship society, left moscow yesterday after- -noon. seen off airport i, n, im.i etnher7 af 5s?s p.-tz" tltov weeks aeo thg mvitation afghanoviet t-, ju; fllcuumilll htlajicljf cuiu uui lilk nis stay afghanistan visited places historical interest 3. expressed appreciation warm reception accorded him afghanistan. macmillan arrives paris hft qqhhq dec prime britain arrived informal gaulle outskirts paris. outcome beginning french-british alliance. british leader scheduled meet thing morning hunt woods.- lot mind, particularly britain's sqouble getting common market- dispute sky bolt states. nevertheless, trip mission seek retain world role island nation. remain market, leading europe. her ties commonwealth partners, fulfilling old maritime role. participate implementing bold trade expansion act.
Object Description
Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1962-12-15 |
Description | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1962-12-15; Volume 1; Number 234 |
Date | 1962-12-15 |
Identifier | sn95058183 |
Relation | Afghanistan Digital Library |
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Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1962-12-15 |
Description | Page 1 |
Date | 1962-12-15 |
Identifier | f:\batch_azu_book\sn95058183\00000000058\1962121501\0969.jp2 |
Relation | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1962-12-15 |
Full-text | kabul times tjttws rtat.tjb caebuil tame ft o near shakl pal; bim mosae shar-e-naw; kkykar v kmtinrant- inlwi 11 il it v! club; pamir cinema; arlana afghan aimwm. vol. l no. 234 kabul, saturday, december 15, 1962 (qaws 24, 1341 s.h.) price at 1 the weather rcsterpay: maximum 8c. minimum 6c. sun sets today 4-48 pjn. rises tomorrow 6-56 ajn. geneva disarm talks to sign-off for twenty no sign of accord on nuclear test ban . issue geneva, dec. (reuter). disarmament conference friday decided recess from 21 until january 15 with signs 6f achieving a agreement by its - new 5ear deadline. : y there will probably be three more full sessions 17-nation and one meeting three-power subcommittee before recess. has also made breakthrough towards goal general complete disarmament. east west are as far apart such fundamental questions control over process. american delegate, mr. arthur dean, outlined basic principles policy declared that united; states would adopt only those measures which preserved safety associates. he resisted soviet demands elimination delivery vehicles in first stage three-stage delgate, semyon tsarapkin, told reporters after session thought dean's speech 'awful way contemplates keeping all weapons rockets end draws dreadful picture,' said. dean said had "u.s. must do better economic field", kennedy york, president last night vs. "much field than been doing five half years. prepared club health remained "fundamentally sound" s but added next year's tax bill reduce personal well corporate income taxes. cut, said, "be lower brackets who certain spend their additional take-home- pay middle upper can thereby encouraged undertake efforts enabled invest capital. six days slightly proposal for- feign minister united na- tions september re- tention some second , our encouragement was caused hw trio far-t hat thic nrac ti ret f ,, " ulg?at government xxu ucguu iu ua. tc- makfe an approach come kiu acea.aj.nca. caau xiiikiib uckui terms realities." u.s-a. proposes further u.n. mandate palestine 15. (reuter) r huh tabled resolution m special political committee extend ujtf. works relief agency work agency- (unwra) arab refugees two years expires june 30. ' draft request conciliation commission, composed states, france tur- key, 'continue endeavours member directly concerned' find pro- gress.on refugee prob- lem. u.s. calls at- unwra's precarious financial position urges non- contributing governments con- tribute govern- ments consider increasing contributions. earlier committee's cur- rent debate fugees, proposed one-vear extension unrwa mandate, means stressing urgency solving problem. 250-450 m.p.s. wind mariner ii reports about mysterious planet washington. (ap). gave man his scientific check another passed venus afternoon, space project directors goldstone, california reported shortly craft went past venus, data have definitely received both radiometers. may long month radioed evaluated success this experiment transmitted opening news when official national aero-' neutics administration reporters: we currently scanning gathering report reached earth, nasa administrator james webb man's knowledge few hours collected reach time before. although dr. william pickering, head institute technology's jet propulsion laboratory, several weeks' information is broken down analyzed i5,ooo tons fertilizer bought cotton growers contract purchase 15,000 "chemical increase production area nearly 150,000 acres signed between ministry agriculture ana ioreign com-o nany. tt kich!nirar tria ifnutv iv 1- rr raster uiici view uii mlj ui cilia ici wm vuiwiov w. nilizer conblbl ol amonium nitrate other phosphats supplied oy ne voswg imwk deputy i -r t a. sn vn jr wfnter1 varhast'eaay x cav.i"-u miv -w commissioned delegation ar- range distribution among, farmers n growing' areas. part order arrive distri- buted among due course. china release ixdian prisoners tvi?rnvrrirt? 1q decimvibiji 1? tokyo, peoples republic an- nounced saturday 360 sick wounded indian captured recent sino-indian border clash released 19. e umna .news broadcast monitored here message effect sent red cross chinese asked indians dirang dzong eastern disduted 10 a.m. (peking time) receive prisoners. already back significant preliminary findings. steady polar moving rate 250 450 miles second. measured variations .in interplanetary magnetic determined less cosmic dost path encountered leaving neighborhood earth. radio- meters scanned dur- ing final 42 minutes mari- ners cloud- shrounded give clue riddles puzzled astronomers centuries.- announced probe instruments working cor- rectly.' pickering tempera- ture measurements taken radiometers uive clue. comparing temperatures dark light sides planet, whether side always faces sun. existence life scientist experi- spacecraft were not designed specihcally answer able make voice heard question 72 million away venus. declaredgrom rusk allies add conventional force prevent paris, called european armed strength warned present weaknesses increased danger any surprise attack war. rusk, state, robert s. mcnamara, defence secretary, .... urged tneir partners xne io- nation atlantic pact urofrl nartners 15- money non-nuclear wea- j mo i-r.tr, iini- ; r-nai ris nnrstad. retir- fa supreme commander allied ? ..u.i t-l t? u toal forces europe so weak modest could .1 sources bosk creation nato multilateral seaborne if members wanted it, intervention military debate, while americans ready creating great problems: 1. oat control. 2. expense shared, 'very expensive.' "v-""" mcnamara creneral norstad voiced strong cnti- cism deficiencies forces, still divisions short 'minimum operational reqmrement central sector. 400.0uj troops combat-ready' in- confirms previous estimates temperature surface 600 degrees farenheit, then concluded 'life know exist plans ap-roach year now or early 1964. ed directed toward mars ,t how scientists hope track mainer ii: least twice beyond. travelled, miies- inside manner ranged higher expected around 140-150 degree ut significantly harm experiments. continue orbit once every 400 get closer 40 radios reporting enough strength, should war turning into quoted saying. thouch situation v.m-nne different, natos micht senouslv wealri mignx de seriously weakened un- apply untor- pres sures strength. mr m.irr, -l,, the' nrlear strategic deterrent ra cn-eater formidable .than it..- k onnjn tt. entered itsnd day -on ai droo skvbolt missile nro- ject planning. aggression sector likely turn exchange anywhere else. levels, massive succeed temporarily, unless used. tolstov leaves home prof essor tolstov, soviet-afghan friendship society, left moscow yesterday after- -noon. seen off airport i, n, im.i etnher7 af 5s?s p.-tz" tltov weeks aeo thg mvitation afghanoviet t-, ju; fllcuumilll htlajicljf cuiu uui lilk nis stay afghanistan visited places historical interest 3. expressed appreciation warm reception accorded him afghanistan. macmillan arrives paris hft qqhhq dec prime britain arrived informal gaulle outskirts paris. outcome beginning french-british alliance. british leader scheduled meet thing morning hunt woods.- lot mind, particularly britain's sqouble getting common market- dispute sky bolt states. nevertheless, trip mission seek retain world role island nation. remain market, leading europe. her ties commonwealth partners, fulfilling old maritime role. participate implementing bold trade expansion act. |