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the weahuss iwtmdtj'i : tempertoras ... ' max. 12c. minimum - -10?c, sun sets today at 6j pan. sua rises tomorrow 6 son. tomorrow's outlook: cloudy vol. iv, no. 2 i news stalls kabul times is available at: khyber restaurant; kabal hotel; share-e-naw avear park cinema; later-' national airpark m kabul, tuesday, march 23, 1965, (hamal 3. 1344, sb.) frige x his majesty grants chen yi audience: premier praises afrlrlrin.priinaea ci!arli4cuin dm mis mwm gnwi i-mi w jw itc mmiu 4-u 1t1.-. yi, vice-premier and foreign minister of people's republic china, 6-30 p.m. yesterday gulkhana palace. dr. a zahlr, deputy prime minister, sultan m. ghazi, president afghan-chinese friendship society, han nien-lung, chinese hao ting, ambassador in chang tung, director first asian department teriier, then xi signed special book dil-kusha palace, placed wreath on tomb british woman -mp impressed by rural schools kabul. mar. 23. "i was amazed unanimity .. views held participants recent tehran conference sponsored un status women commission," said mrs. margaret m? is.ay. .mitisn p,- dress here monday. participants, came from countries vastly different economic social standards yet cod ierence succeeded adopting number resolutions eq uality advancement s education through un, she'fcaid. -. "however even fail to agree all time", she pointed ; out, " referring- draft declaration rights .women which not approved. mckay, who for seven-day visits , already im-' pressed, perseverance hard work afghans raising their living educational ..standards. she-said found . shewakt very interesting moved intelligent answers heard mckay some students. giving her impressions afghan people, said: they are people would ask charity. have character handsome. brave, we know it", smiling with an obvious reference anglo-afghan wars. arrived saturday, visited museum convinced that exhibition items london be great help publicising afghanistan world. hopes able see activities meet leading before leaving saturday. author two books, "generation re- volt" "women trade union history". interests cover industrial matters, position changing world, occupational hygiene central eastern european ques-: tions. --. -y v 'j! s..a awa aas ss ....11........ 4.. m.wk.l ri.an ministry, were also present.' late king mohammad nadir; shah paid curtesy calls minister. ,' '' -' last night minfctnr yousuf gave dinner honour chilstooh palace.- welcoming delegation he happy over china's willingness extend long-term credit towards country's development. assured appreciated this helpjwhich without strings viewed world as highest example disinterested fruitful co-operation between with' political systems. -- 'afghanistan, said, has cons tantly strived ensure independence right self-determination nations strengthen peace international gatherings supports these high ideals, dt. declared! "v v. r; noble aims same those accepted bandung afro-asian one biggest historical events contemporary "the played role strengthening ties african -among them re public china added. expressed hope second gathering reaffirm -have favourable deep effects oh widening 'african friend ship among- peoples hoped choose common basis discussion so understanding unanimity, large problems interest -could prove 'effectiveness regards destiny acquired self-determination, easing conflicts, complete universal disarmament, promoting peaceful co-opera tion regretted lawful united had been world's most populous state represented body. added government supporting enter beginning, certain accepta-ance will make organisation more effective, improve working body (coatd pare 4) received marshal viee---. affairs palace yesterday. seen bus fare raised 25 percent ka-. bul company city per cent. increase imposed because company's losses during three years amounted af. 20 million, hafizullah, assistant said. fuel, spare parts services cost now felt it must maintain, balance its revenues expenditures. 116 buses running city. reason- our loss is, official 200 private operate just rush hours morning afternoon rest day when there enough passengers. run fixed schedule regardless traffic "we oeen trying maintain programme. but can't stop buses, whose lower than company, lost money". despite fact hours, passengers still cannot accomodated cope after-work new coordinate nangarhar project kabul,1 high-powered commission consisting ministers agriculture, planning, finance works governor -of appointed set up deal production programme nangarhar. organisational changes made since construction canal power station completed entering stage. former chief dams canals ministry works, bashir loudin, department, called development de-' partment. t audience left affairs, abdul u.s.a. supplies vietnam against vietcong staf luitirfmnit cll ras nsed bv sonth vietnamese forem aninct out vlt. cong few instances. year's greetings sent congratulatory messages following kings, heads govern-mnet. faisal saud saudi arabia; queen juliana holland, emperor hirohito japan, de gaulle france, zakir hussain, acting india, edward ochab, poland, anas-tas mikoyan supreme soviets presidium; brezhnev, secretary communist party soviet union. tito yugoslavia, saragat italy presi dent antonin novotny cze- choslavakia. glass plant equipment laboratories mineral geological survey mines industries planning expand tnnlrrng manufacture apparatus needed various laboratories. plant, started operating year, far produced 1,000 laboratory previously imported countries. sayed hashim mirzad, provision vital operation shortage sometimes led interruption stoppage work. moreover rapidly growing requirements met being run. experts workers. mirzad -that cooperation university expanded needs country. zahir, health king, haa niem lung, oiiao viao-miaister affairs. tear gas iw, ft wwtid tt ine spokesman only temporary wqc "mwioolv rmili- ptypes employed riot control world." hipg saigon get facts renting -the use gas. did south forces used gas, approved decision supply vietnam. spokesman, tespanse te questions declared ef instances type cited was" contrary law practice." geneva protocol drew attention 1926 prohibiting "asphyxiating, poisonous or other gases" warfare washington's view-this violated. support contention gases prohibited protocol, recalled franklin d. roosevelt, 1943, interpreted criteria affecting any method outlawing us "inhumane devices roosevelt referred methods "outlawed general opinion civilised mankind." -use least cited, practice," radio hanoi reported two- planes shot down many others damaged north groundfire group labour parliamentarians mfaf stewart, washington, convey indignation atunnv ed states napalm attacks vietnam.' gerard kann expert tuberculosis, rahman hakimi, ministry-of health, morning. come instittue tuberculosis under assistance afghanistan.
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Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1965-03-23 |
Description | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1965-03-23; Volume 4; Number 2 |
Date | 1965-03-23 |
Identifier | sn95058183 |
Relation | Afghanistan Digital Library |
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Title | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1965-03-23 |
Description | Page 1 |
Date | 1965-03-23 |
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Relation | Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1965-03-23 |
Full-text | the weahuss iwtmdtj'i : tempertoras ... ' max. 12c. minimum - -10?c, sun sets today at 6j pan. sua rises tomorrow 6 son. tomorrow's outlook: cloudy vol. iv, no. 2 i news stalls kabul times is available at: khyber restaurant; kabal hotel; share-e-naw avear park cinema; later-' national airpark m kabul, tuesday, march 23, 1965, (hamal 3. 1344, sb.) frige x his majesty grants chen yi audience: premier praises afrlrlrin.priinaea ci!arli4cuin dm mis mwm gnwi i-mi w jw itc mmiu 4-u 1t1.-. yi, vice-premier and foreign minister of people's republic china, 6-30 p.m. yesterday gulkhana palace. dr. a zahlr, deputy prime minister, sultan m. ghazi, president afghan-chinese friendship society, han nien-lung, chinese hao ting, ambassador in chang tung, director first asian department teriier, then xi signed special book dil-kusha palace, placed wreath on tomb british woman -mp impressed by rural schools kabul. mar. 23. "i was amazed unanimity .. views held participants recent tehran conference sponsored un status women commission," said mrs. margaret m? is.ay. .mitisn p,- dress here monday. participants, came from countries vastly different economic social standards yet cod ierence succeeded adopting number resolutions eq uality advancement s education through un, she'fcaid. -. "however even fail to agree all time", she pointed ; out, " referring- draft declaration rights .women which not approved. mckay, who for seven-day visits , already im-' pressed, perseverance hard work afghans raising their living educational ..standards. she-said found . shewakt very interesting moved intelligent answers heard mckay some students. giving her impressions afghan people, said: they are people would ask charity. have character handsome. brave, we know it", smiling with an obvious reference anglo-afghan wars. arrived saturday, visited museum convinced that exhibition items london be great help publicising afghanistan world. hopes able see activities meet leading before leaving saturday. author two books, "generation re- volt" "women trade union history". interests cover industrial matters, position changing world, occupational hygiene central eastern european ques-: tions. --. -y v 'j! s..a awa aas ss ....11........ 4.. m.wk.l ri.an ministry, were also present.' late king mohammad nadir; shah paid curtesy calls minister. ,' '' -' last night minfctnr yousuf gave dinner honour chilstooh palace.- welcoming delegation he happy over china's willingness extend long-term credit towards country's development. assured appreciated this helpjwhich without strings viewed world as highest example disinterested fruitful co-operation between with' political systems. -- 'afghanistan, said, has cons tantly strived ensure independence right self-determination nations strengthen peace international gatherings supports these high ideals, dt. declared! "v v. r; noble aims same those accepted bandung afro-asian one biggest historical events contemporary "the played role strengthening ties african -among them re public china added. expressed hope second gathering reaffirm -have favourable deep effects oh widening 'african friend ship among- peoples hoped choose common basis discussion so understanding unanimity, large problems interest -could prove 'effectiveness regards destiny acquired self-determination, easing conflicts, complete universal disarmament, promoting peaceful co-opera tion regretted lawful united had been world's most populous state represented body. added government supporting enter beginning, certain accepta-ance will make organisation more effective, improve working body (coatd pare 4) received marshal viee---. affairs palace yesterday. seen bus fare raised 25 percent ka-. bul company city per cent. increase imposed because company's losses during three years amounted af. 20 million, hafizullah, assistant said. fuel, spare parts services cost now felt it must maintain, balance its revenues expenditures. 116 buses running city. reason- our loss is, official 200 private operate just rush hours morning afternoon rest day when there enough passengers. run fixed schedule regardless traffic "we oeen trying maintain programme. but can't stop buses, whose lower than company, lost money". despite fact hours, passengers still cannot accomodated cope after-work new coordinate nangarhar project kabul,1 high-powered commission consisting ministers agriculture, planning, finance works governor -of appointed set up deal production programme nangarhar. organisational changes made since construction canal power station completed entering stage. former chief dams canals ministry works, bashir loudin, department, called development de-' partment. t audience left affairs, abdul u.s.a. supplies vietnam against vietcong staf luitirfmnit cll ras nsed bv sonth vietnamese forem aninct out vlt. cong few instances. year's greetings sent congratulatory messages following kings, heads govern-mnet. faisal saud saudi arabia; queen juliana holland, emperor hirohito japan, de gaulle france, zakir hussain, acting india, edward ochab, poland, anas-tas mikoyan supreme soviets presidium; brezhnev, secretary communist party soviet union. tito yugoslavia, saragat italy presi dent antonin novotny cze- choslavakia. glass plant equipment laboratories mineral geological survey mines industries planning expand tnnlrrng manufacture apparatus needed various laboratories. plant, started operating year, far produced 1,000 laboratory previously imported countries. sayed hashim mirzad, provision vital operation shortage sometimes led interruption stoppage work. moreover rapidly growing requirements met being run. experts workers. mirzad -that cooperation university expanded needs country. zahir, health king, haa niem lung, oiiao viao-miaister affairs. tear gas iw, ft wwtid tt ine spokesman only temporary wqc "mwioolv rmili- ptypes employed riot control world." hipg saigon get facts renting -the use gas. did south forces used gas, approved decision supply vietnam. spokesman, tespanse te questions declared ef instances type cited was" contrary law practice." geneva protocol drew attention 1926 prohibiting "asphyxiating, poisonous or other gases" warfare washington's view-this violated. support contention gases prohibited protocol, recalled franklin d. roosevelt, 1943, interpreted criteria affecting any method outlawing us "inhumane devices roosevelt referred methods "outlawed general opinion civilised mankind." -use least cited, practice," radio hanoi reported two- planes shot down many others damaged north groundfire group labour parliamentarians mfaf stewart, washington, convey indignation atunnv ed states napalm attacks vietnam.' gerard kann expert tuberculosis, rahman hakimi, ministry-of health, morning. come instittue tuberculosis under assistance afghanistan. |