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the weather yesterday max 18eg minimum c son sets today at 5- sua rises tomorrow 6-23 a.m. tomorrow's outlook: cloudy and rain . , forecast by air authority vol. no. 212 south africa charged with planningto build missile base tanganyika & clash in assembly debate united nations, november, 13, (renter). clashed monday general assembly's main political committee over reports that a nuclear might be established africa.; matter came up as comittee was debating 10-na-tion proposal latin america declared denuclearised zone. mr. baghdelleh (tanganyika) expressed support for draft resolution but said it one thing american nations to seek declaration, another whether big powers would respect it. he had already nuclear-free zone last year anxiety about amount of offensive weapons being shipped africa. nothing been done some openly their intention continue arms shipment. britain vetoed security council transfer aircraft capable carrying ' ; southern rhodesia.' none western has protested. "this is what happening today," declared. mathys botha (south africa) protested strongly delegates's remarks reserved his right reply more fully if .it necessary. regretted statement did not think anything improve relations between nations. - "i wish state most emphati- cally my country no threat any "other or other world matter," added, "we certainly have designs, territorial otherwise, on africa, including whom we cannot conceivable reason, design." noting tanganyikan delegate "mentioned erection considered," african said:" i like know this said, because reject emphatically are power entering into .race." never threatened " would. however need elaborate threats directed towards xney were well known, origins known all activities connected delegates, said. kabul, nov. 13.-mr. john milton steeves, ambassador states katruhmd director usaid called dr. mohammad yousuf, prime minister foreign affairs sadarat palace 9-30 morday morning. kabu l .time wednesday. november 1963. (aqrab 21. 1342 s.h.) portugal bases new york. (reuter).-congo (leo-poldville) tuesday setting its territories. m. theodore idzumluir, congolese chief delegate, asked trusteeship committee: "are these against countries which equal equipment. do missiles". "lunching mechanisms" prepared mozambique". portuguese out policy "inhuman repression" territories must stand while our brothers perish". idzumbuir appealed friends stop supporting them colonial policy. ussr arrests yale varsity professor spying charges washington, (dpa). u.s. department yet received report from embassy moscow concerning arrest university espionage charges. press fred. barghoorn arrested soviet union within past several days. officer richard phillips barghoorn, an exoert affairs, two tours duty department. entered service divisional assistant september 9, 1941. assigned attache 6, 1942, resigned april 7, 1947. muilips appointed reserve july 30, 1949, research analyst consulate-general frankfurt, germany. frankfurt post 15, 1951. senate approves measure ston aid developed (reutersthe u.& approved amendment bill ban grants economically-developed countries, except fulfil commitments made prior july. decision after senator wayne morse who leading "liberal" fight trim bill, dropped sweeping wnnli banned assistance kind low-interest rate loans, such countries. ! uar presents letter credence 13. salahud-din qanseva, envoy extraordinary kabul presented credentials majesty king dilkusha afterwards, qanseva accompanied amin etemadi, deputy protocol mi- nistrv lnriim affair inih n 1 wreath tomb late nadir shah. prominent leader pakhtunistan pakistan occupied says talib, brother ghazi abdulla khan, personality loralai area quetta charge taking part freedom movement. clothes distributed among needy people red crescent clothing, bread charcoal worth af. 700,000 will afghan society indigent winter. taken meeting held royal highness prince ahmad shah, president others present included asghar, mayor abdul kayeum rasoul, public health secretary-general crescent, lt. asif, foodgrain procurement, administrative officials society. method distribution articles announced later. y lem. japanese govt. devise measures tor coal mine, transportation safety 613 die disasters experts sought vtztj-" saturday took live! prim. hayato ikeda ordered ministers tusv io .l m"ust sures improved mintl k me- mrs. hurri v mes, md. transportation. hurried hnmg campaign tour northern japan 21 lower house election. "mining dangerous enterprises personnel engaged industries should given utmost safety," official death toll miike mine blast athvuta, kyushu island, stood 451. police 162 persons killed train accident near tokyo. weekend associated tkuo asters erred saying railway accidents take average 10,000 lives year.. total casualties run considerably, lower. commons home decolonisation disturbed outside influence london, (dpa) british sir alee douglas-home tt ,tthf funtries pay contributions riffht vote forum. u.n. resolutions consideration refugee problem york (reuter). three asian label continuing plight arab refugees middle east "a serious concern." special committee, now second week problem, chose twc resolutions, .one proposed u.s., jointly sponsored pakistan, indonesia afghanistan. both drafts put ujt. record expressing "deep regret" 12 million left palestine 1948 repatriated. say remams 006 ot nous concern. difference concerns future three-nation u.n conciliation commissi sion, composed u.s.. france turkey. wants commission "continue endeavours." regret failed make progress tasks urges "serious efforts" obtain repatriation compensate refugees. under draft, required back assemb-later than next october whichever finally idopted, uji. 15th reaffirmation concern nvp, tun ,c.uijcc proo- --pans ll-ansportation ministry act m 1962. v?a fi"r 3,043 3,436 injured. t6. miikc japans biggest mines "lu..coal dust ripped asander zjlf5 m?ior undoubtedly affect raiiway enterpriset although available, mitsui mining company-owners mine-said -a number chinese jursoners war wowarwn.rkinuspitsduriag times nkws stalls share-e-aaw; khyber restaurant ftt baft ful; blue mosque lu'.rrnatiuiul club; pamir cine-n. .t nriana lxhaa airlines. rice speaking government stressed readiness co-operate thoucht rt,; permit "closing stages decolonisation" elsewhere influences. answering opposition questions premier case rhodesia basic principle democracy apply majority rule, minorities protected. appropriate time get down settle question formal dissolution central federation. alec's speech mainly hopes reaching further agreements union, named points receive attention: agreement stationing observers spheres nato anh u,-. pactincluding us a. union. 2. banning nucieatarml sets" rets third states, 3. careful examination see first stage g disarmament fsesty-include destruction nuearoweapon emphasised otn, eaty "bannid passing til v? weap0ns coiii ws "fy delude west germany control weapons. based raves conciliation. wasul stm toc j"? f still destroy democracy, berlin j t aem- nart,.! -i r oanger spots. earlier labour httvieader harold wso" ,h7'as terestetm psgwis-dlsputes ith sj?&j1 pamentary invohnv lu7atlves "pposition j-aoour) personalities. may cancel air1chi-paki?tan- n-13. ja). s refusal airlines fly tokyo via canton fihanok,,' uiay cause ja- p-n-fakistan allows pass through karachi commodore k. das, civil avaition director, told newsmen possibilities consideration. one-sided, "very much doubted" influenced her decision.
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| Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-11-13 |
| Description | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-11-13; Volume 2; Number 212 |
| Date | 1963-11-13 |
| Identifier | sn95058183 |
| Relation | Afghanistan Digital Library |
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| Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-11-13 |
| Description | Page 1 |
| Date | 1963-11-13 |
| Identifier | f:\batch_azu_book\sn95058183\00000000058\1963111301\2058.jp2 |
| Relation | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1963-11-13 |
| Full-text | the weather yesterday max 18eg minimum c son sets today at 5- sua rises tomorrow 6-23 a.m. tomorrow's outlook: cloudy and rain . , forecast by air authority vol. no. 212 south africa charged with planningto build missile base tanganyika & clash in assembly debate united nations, november, 13, (renter). clashed monday general assembly's main political committee over reports that a nuclear might be established africa.; matter came up as comittee was debating 10-na-tion proposal latin america declared denuclearised zone. mr. baghdelleh (tanganyika) expressed support for draft resolution but said it one thing american nations to seek declaration, another whether big powers would respect it. he had already nuclear-free zone last year anxiety about amount of offensive weapons being shipped africa. nothing been done some openly their intention continue arms shipment. britain vetoed security council transfer aircraft capable carrying ' ; southern rhodesia.' none western has protested. "this is what happening today," declared. mathys botha (south africa) protested strongly delegates's remarks reserved his right reply more fully if .it necessary. regretted statement did not think anything improve relations between nations. - "i wish state most emphati- cally my country no threat any "other or other world matter," added, "we certainly have designs, territorial otherwise, on africa, including whom we cannot conceivable reason, design." noting tanganyikan delegate "mentioned erection considered," african said:" i like know this said, because reject emphatically are power entering into .race." never threatened " would. however need elaborate threats directed towards xney were well known, origins known all activities connected delegates, said. kabul, nov. 13.-mr. john milton steeves, ambassador states katruhmd director usaid called dr. mohammad yousuf, prime minister foreign affairs sadarat palace 9-30 morday morning. kabu l .time wednesday. november 1963. (aqrab 21. 1342 s.h.) portugal bases new york. (reuter).-congo (leo-poldville) tuesday setting its territories. m. theodore idzumluir, congolese chief delegate, asked trusteeship committee: "are these against countries which equal equipment. do missiles". "lunching mechanisms" prepared mozambique". portuguese out policy "inhuman repression" territories must stand while our brothers perish". idzumbuir appealed friends stop supporting them colonial policy. ussr arrests yale varsity professor spying charges washington, (dpa). u.s. department yet received report from embassy moscow concerning arrest university espionage charges. press fred. barghoorn arrested soviet union within past several days. officer richard phillips barghoorn, an exoert affairs, two tours duty department. entered service divisional assistant september 9, 1941. assigned attache 6, 1942, resigned april 7, 1947. muilips appointed reserve july 30, 1949, research analyst consulate-general frankfurt, germany. frankfurt post 15, 1951. senate approves measure ston aid developed (reutersthe u.& approved amendment bill ban grants economically-developed countries, except fulfil commitments made prior july. decision after senator wayne morse who leading "liberal" fight trim bill, dropped sweeping wnnli banned assistance kind low-interest rate loans, such countries. ! uar presents letter credence 13. salahud-din qanseva, envoy extraordinary kabul presented credentials majesty king dilkusha afterwards, qanseva accompanied amin etemadi, deputy protocol mi- nistrv lnriim affair inih n 1 wreath tomb late nadir shah. prominent leader pakhtunistan pakistan occupied says talib, brother ghazi abdulla khan, personality loralai area quetta charge taking part freedom movement. clothes distributed among needy people red crescent clothing, bread charcoal worth af. 700,000 will afghan society indigent winter. taken meeting held royal highness prince ahmad shah, president others present included asghar, mayor abdul kayeum rasoul, public health secretary-general crescent, lt. asif, foodgrain procurement, administrative officials society. method distribution articles announced later. y lem. japanese govt. devise measures tor coal mine, transportation safety 613 die disasters experts sought vtztj-" saturday took live! prim. hayato ikeda ordered ministers tusv io .l m"ust sures improved mintl k me- mrs. hurri v mes, md. transportation. hurried hnmg campaign tour northern japan 21 lower house election. "mining dangerous enterprises personnel engaged industries should given utmost safety," official death toll miike mine blast athvuta, kyushu island, stood 451. police 162 persons killed train accident near tokyo. weekend associated tkuo asters erred saying railway accidents take average 10,000 lives year.. total casualties run considerably, lower. commons home decolonisation disturbed outside influence london, (dpa) british sir alee douglas-home tt ,tthf funtries pay contributions riffht vote forum. u.n. resolutions consideration refugee problem york (reuter). three asian label continuing plight arab refugees middle east "a serious concern." special committee, now second week problem, chose twc resolutions, .one proposed u.s., jointly sponsored pakistan, indonesia afghanistan. both drafts put ujt. record expressing "deep regret" 12 million left palestine 1948 repatriated. say remams 006 ot nous concern. difference concerns future three-nation u.n conciliation commissi sion, composed u.s.. france turkey. wants commission "continue endeavours." regret failed make progress tasks urges "serious efforts" obtain repatriation compensate refugees. under draft, required back assemb-later than next october whichever finally idopted, uji. 15th reaffirmation concern nvp, tun ,c.uijcc proo- --pans ll-ansportation ministry act m 1962. v?a fi"r 3,043 3,436 injured. t6. miikc japans biggest mines "lu..coal dust ripped asander zjlf5 m?ior undoubtedly affect raiiway enterpriset although available, mitsui mining company-owners mine-said -a number chinese jursoners war wowarwn.rkinuspitsduriag times nkws stalls share-e-aaw; khyber restaurant ftt baft ful; blue mosque lu'.rrnatiuiul club; pamir cine-n. .t nriana lxhaa airlines. rice speaking government stressed readiness co-operate thoucht rt,; permit "closing stages decolonisation" elsewhere influences. answering opposition questions premier case rhodesia basic principle democracy apply majority rule, minorities protected. appropriate time get down settle question formal dissolution central federation. alec's speech mainly hopes reaching further agreements union, named points receive attention: agreement stationing observers spheres nato anh u,-. pactincluding us a. union. 2. banning nucieatarml sets" rets third states, 3. careful examination see first stage g disarmament fsesty-include destruction nuearoweapon emphasised otn, eaty "bannid passing til v? weap0ns coiii ws "fy delude west germany control weapons. based raves conciliation. wasul stm toc j"? f still destroy democracy, berlin j t aem- nart,.! -i r oanger spots. earlier labour httvieader harold wso" ,h7'as terestetm psgwis-dlsputes ith sj?&j1 pamentary invohnv lu7atlves "pposition j-aoour) personalities. may cancel air1chi-paki?tan- n-13. ja). s refusal airlines fly tokyo via canton fihanok,,' uiay cause ja- p-n-fakistan allows pass through karachi commodore k. das, civil avaition director, told newsmen possibilities consideration. one-sided, "very much doubted" influenced her decision. |
