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kabul times news stalls near shahi pul; blue mosque share-e-naw; khyber restaurant international club; pamir cinema; ariana afghan airlines. bu!l time vol. il no. 145 kabul, tuesday, august 20, 1963 (asad 28, 1342 s.h.) price at. 1 the weather . yesterday max. 34c. minimum lic. sun sets today at 6-33 p.m. rises tomorrow 5-27 ajn. tomorrow's outlook. slightly cloudy. ' forecast by air authority ka american general says he would have voted against test ban pact if it was not signed but urges its adoption washington, aug. (ap). m.s. curtis lemay testified monday that limited nuclear treaty were still in proposal stage, "i think i "would recommend it," - gen. lemay, force chief of staff, had joined heads army. navy and marines recommending u.s. senate ratification differed with them on whether support agreement ft already been sign- a1 kir thi ttnitoil sfafm snfrioi ttnirvn onrl rrihin senator thurmond (demo crat-south carolina), asked hearings considered provisions before signed, recommended approval. said to quaiiry nis answer dy saying hp wniilrt haw smend some -on question being sure, testified: thinksf a stage it." , mr. put same question. earle wheeler, army staff; admiral david mcdonald, j t- : operations, ana uenerai uavia shoup, commandant marine corps. each made no difference his declaration of. support- "all military men clear, however, their for conditioned safeguards maxwell taylor, chairman joint chiefs outlined testimony -last week. among these continued testing weapons underground maintaining position readiness resume atmosphere soviet union abrogates treaty. goldwater, republican-arizona, critic, pressed as whether, without atmospheric testing, united states could ever be assured survival missile sites under attack. experts "reasonably sure" hardened withstand all necessary pressure "can't positively sure until l i: are wsieu uuver amuai qunui-tions." " goldwater .lemay then thought terms stop spread nuclear. .. other aflun tries. gen.- reported don't stop- feopie s nepuduc oi nina, cr thf frpnrh from cnina nhpnh al though might countries now experimenting field. later speech treaty, failing provide on-site inspections, may setting pattern future agreements .- such safe- ucii ua. ....... t is leading contender republican party's presidential nomination next year. there protection .there participafton tests inside china. 'talk splits between chinese soviets more meaningful n this respect than talk ourselves french," said. "we know whose friend what possibilities violation actually are." hearings, mcdonald one point replied "quite likely" when large yield megaton bomb out polaris communications system... later, questioning fulbright, (democrat-arkansas), answered too quickly used phrase, likely." told fulbright should said, "possibly" added "but emphasized based underground. momand jirga release political prisoners 19. -a report momand, northern independent pakhtunistan, recently held maiti. jirga, presided over malik madar khan moosa khail, attended dignitaries number khail tribesmer. tribal leaders delivered speeches addition expressing give every sacrifice safeguard independence, demanded pakistan government agree rights pakhtu nistan nation. confirmed approved .the continuation struggle people pakhtunistan immediate prisoners. criticised policy expressed regret cn "recent about ill health abdul ghaffar followers. her majesty queen receiving group children majesties returned abroad. warning protest suicide voiced south vietnam buddhist groups saigon, (beuter). iarnings suicides demonstrations "against vietnam's catholic-led gwen hue yesterday. thirteen students city volunteered commit government's alleged religious discrimination. kennedy receive civil right movement president will the- negro march washington during day 23, demonstration, white house announced monday. press secretary pierre salinger formally requested an audience executiva agreed see house. v agricultural ministry official farah farah, 20. majid, department planning agriculture, who has gone ways improving crop production area, visited bala bulak area sunday. majid basis request agriculture seek improve quality area. studies underway analysing water soil resources .majid met farmers y ( latest came letter provincial governor demanding return body novice priest knifed himself death last troops forcibly seized 17-yearrold novice's wednesday after killed pagoda outside hue. be. auiet orderly gathering front home new rector city's university, traa huu. tran arrived tore-place father cao van luan, believed have" dismissed week prevent joining demonstrations. ngo dinh diem rejected resignations offered 47 members faculty university luan's dismissalbut understood they plan disregard decision. swedish ambassador -' hichens bergstrom tehran kabul. term service completed come farewell meetings. ) airport millions francs disappeared congo brazaville govt. probes into situation brazzaville,- republic, republic's began probing disappearance nation's treasury. deposed fulbert youlou several former ministers questioned camp brazzaville suburb. spokesman "unknown exactly how -much money missing sources sum 30 million congolese (125,000 dollars). annual budget expenditure 7,23 billion (29.5 industrial minister victor stahoud europe arrested ques tioning. proper gandzion, youlou's education minister, congo's finance eduard babacka. charged three-year regime "constant violations accepted financial principles." babacka headed alphonse massamba-debat adopt orthdoxy. "it obviously waste public funds." radio speech. high living while thousands unemployed poverty root cause three-iay uprising which toppled power.
Object Description
Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-08-20 |
Description | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-08-20; Volume 2; Number 145 |
Date | 1963-08-20 |
Identifier | sn95058183 |
Relation | Afghanistan Digital Library |
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Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-08-20 |
Description | Page 1 |
Date | 1963-08-20 |
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Relation | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-08-20 |
Full-text | kabul times news stalls near shahi pul; blue mosque share-e-naw; khyber restaurant international club; pamir cinema; ariana afghan airlines. bu!l time vol. il no. 145 kabul, tuesday, august 20, 1963 (asad 28, 1342 s.h.) price at. 1 the weather . yesterday max. 34c. minimum lic. sun sets today at 6-33 p.m. rises tomorrow 5-27 ajn. tomorrow's outlook. slightly cloudy. ' forecast by air authority ka american general says he would have voted against test ban pact if it was not signed but urges its adoption washington, aug. (ap). m.s. curtis lemay testified monday that limited nuclear treaty were still in proposal stage, "i think i "would recommend it," - gen. lemay, force chief of staff, had joined heads army. navy and marines recommending u.s. senate ratification differed with them on whether support agreement ft already been sign- a1 kir thi ttnitoil sfafm snfrioi ttnirvn onrl rrihin senator thurmond (demo crat-south carolina), asked hearings considered provisions before signed, recommended approval. said to quaiiry nis answer dy saying hp wniilrt haw smend some -on question being sure, testified: thinksf a stage it." , mr. put same question. earle wheeler, army staff; admiral david mcdonald, j t- : operations, ana uenerai uavia shoup, commandant marine corps. each made no difference his declaration of. support- "all military men clear, however, their for conditioned safeguards maxwell taylor, chairman joint chiefs outlined testimony -last week. among these continued testing weapons underground maintaining position readiness resume atmosphere soviet union abrogates treaty. goldwater, republican-arizona, critic, pressed as whether, without atmospheric testing, united states could ever be assured survival missile sites under attack. experts "reasonably sure" hardened withstand all necessary pressure "can't positively sure until l i: are wsieu uuver amuai qunui-tions." " goldwater .lemay then thought terms stop spread nuclear. .. other aflun tries. gen.- reported don't stop- feopie s nepuduc oi nina, cr thf frpnrh from cnina nhpnh al though might countries now experimenting field. later speech treaty, failing provide on-site inspections, may setting pattern future agreements .- such safe- ucii ua. ....... t is leading contender republican party's presidential nomination next year. there protection .there participafton tests inside china. 'talk splits between chinese soviets more meaningful n this respect than talk ourselves french," said. "we know whose friend what possibilities violation actually are." hearings, mcdonald one point replied "quite likely" when large yield megaton bomb out polaris communications system... later, questioning fulbright, (democrat-arkansas), answered too quickly used phrase, likely." told fulbright should said, "possibly" added "but emphasized based underground. momand jirga release political prisoners 19. -a report momand, northern independent pakhtunistan, recently held maiti. jirga, presided over malik madar khan moosa khail, attended dignitaries number khail tribesmer. tribal leaders delivered speeches addition expressing give every sacrifice safeguard independence, demanded pakistan government agree rights pakhtu nistan nation. confirmed approved .the continuation struggle people pakhtunistan immediate prisoners. criticised policy expressed regret cn "recent about ill health abdul ghaffar followers. her majesty queen receiving group children majesties returned abroad. warning protest suicide voiced south vietnam buddhist groups saigon, (beuter). iarnings suicides demonstrations "against vietnam's catholic-led gwen hue yesterday. thirteen students city volunteered commit government's alleged religious discrimination. kennedy receive civil right movement president will the- negro march washington during day 23, demonstration, white house announced monday. press secretary pierre salinger formally requested an audience executiva agreed see house. v agricultural ministry official farah farah, 20. majid, department planning agriculture, who has gone ways improving crop production area, visited bala bulak area sunday. majid basis request agriculture seek improve quality area. studies underway analysing water soil resources .majid met farmers y ( latest came letter provincial governor demanding return body novice priest knifed himself death last troops forcibly seized 17-yearrold novice's wednesday after killed pagoda outside hue. be. auiet orderly gathering front home new rector city's university, traa huu. tran arrived tore-place father cao van luan, believed have" dismissed week prevent joining demonstrations. ngo dinh diem rejected resignations offered 47 members faculty university luan's dismissalbut understood they plan disregard decision. swedish ambassador -' hichens bergstrom tehran kabul. term service completed come farewell meetings. ) airport millions francs disappeared congo brazaville govt. probes into situation brazzaville,- republic, republic's began probing disappearance nation's treasury. deposed fulbert youlou several former ministers questioned camp brazzaville suburb. spokesman "unknown exactly how -much money missing sources sum 30 million congolese (125,000 dollars). annual budget expenditure 7,23 billion (29.5 industrial minister victor stahoud europe arrested ques tioning. proper gandzion, youlou's education minister, congo's finance eduard babacka. charged three-year regime "constant violations accepted financial principles." babacka headed alphonse massamba-debat adopt orthdoxy. "it obviously waste public funds." radio speech. high living while thousands unemployed poverty root cause three-iay uprising which toppled power. |