Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1968-02-22

              y. 'v.,--,' , - ; .. : ' ':.';. .-' ..- " u y vol: vi, no. 281 el johnson rules out ')'- ';! "v :' ,. .'.''. :.' . '. f ',. kabul, thursday, february 22, j968 (hoot 2, 1346 s.h.) ... 1 price af. 3 it lis, j, t at. 'f if w i'i m r v 'i k !i b '(' i unconditional half tells thant san antonio formula is american policy washington, feb. (reu-ter). president johnson' yesterday again ruled an halt in the bombing of north vietnam as for hanoi's agreement to begin peace talks. he informed united nations secretary general during a one-hour meeting at white house that formula, outlining his, terms a' cessation bombing, had "continued validity" and remained basis policy: this was disclosed brief statement when left luncheon conference with' state dean rusk other administra- 70,000 arabs j displaced by latest iciashes amman", (afp). more than arab refugees who fled from banks jordan river last week after israeli shelling are now1 living best they can mosques, public buildings make-' shift camps on amman high plateau, un refugee relief works agency (unrwa) wednesday. seven set up area care 80,000 israeli-jordanian fighting june almost completely empty now, since picked their meager belongings once more. -" former unrwa camp kerame near allenby bridge only 10,000 persons still behind. most camp, well villages northern" part valley, towards safety highlands 15 attacks. the" situation' no homeless again, made even worse heavy downpour rain which continuing. some 4,000 people nave settled plateau hastily erected jouweileh, northwest amman, while tens thousands new arrivals were finding what shelter could buildings, or just camping itself. has appealed unrwa, making every efforts materials equipment valley quickly possible. but exodus posed very complex problems bothfor organisation autorities. blaibergf dying get home, says his wife cape town. (afp-dr. philip blaiberg "is home", wife, mrs. eileen blaiberg, said here she hadvisited hirri groote schuur .hospital. her husband's morale so main conversation centred around return home. "he home,' said, "and hoping will be soon." active ever doctors "very saticfied" with condition added. mrtblaiberg special arrangement yet' been anticipation town suburban flat would briefed about convalescence meejng members transplant team shortly before, prof; chris barnard before leaving south 'america saturday dr. prc-h&bly discharged hospital within next three weeks. unable give definite date. tion officials discussing differences overv policy. :. held friendly exchange views number matters, including vietnam, plain that, did, not share ithant's optimism over pros-s pects southeast asia. did spe-,cifically disclose ,u' plea an. effort promote ., but' re ctnt 16,000-mile probe emphasised belief u.s. should stop without conditions. according ,to, another report u.s, saidl studying french magazine's hanoi willing talks 48 hours vietnam. far,' given any hint, either directly through channels, open promptly refrain talking military advantage pause. the, report, order ceasefire then withdrawal 6f viet namese units vietnam.' '". :" :!: fresh marines arrive hue hue, 'feb. (reuter). arrived io take place battalion virtually cut nine days repeated assault against positions firmly vietnamese troops. one battalion's four companies slip back rear passed them front line-a row houses, street full mortar craters pagoda courtyard. ,' tt now 22 day occupied hue's imperial citadel. dreadful determination. found tatoo forearm reading, to, government interpreters, "born die south." those dayi commanders have thrown troops into city blocks. two battalions paratroopers replaced now-nine went first fifth marine regiment must retire too.' say 3,097 died citadel modern section perfumed river. forces iost 321 killed 1,234 wounded. southern side lost 106 men 650 meanwhile big national, liberation flags 'vs. physicists khe sanii excuse york, '(r'uter) rence called announce "na- group tional campaign alert ameri-vesterday accused u.sl bring- danger nuclear ing world brink war-that many nu-war 111 john- clear scientists "not alar- ,..'nl.nnincr use tro- med. terrified"' situation. ops sanh bait justify victory based nu-the weapons viet- cleat power nam. addressing press attended scientists, educators, priests leaders anti-war groups, the' warped (hat "the disastrous events recent weeks brought nightmare .warfare closer reality." prof. frank c collins, chairman universities committee war greater told confe- (ill '1 s i' "w-w-'rv .frj' 'rv n, 1t t-n, agriculture irrigation minister mohajnm ad antilx3cust call international 22:l-agriciilture eng, mir mohammad akbar reza yester- opened fourth session commission "controlling desert locust southwest being representatives afghanistan, iran,' india pakistan; food ) observers states until 24. commission's fol- lows executive committee, also iheld here, technical recommendations. apart considering committee's recommendattons, 'will impor tant decisions how ce flying gia hoi,, island village connected (confinuei page 4) explosion ussr embassy washington ,", mqscow, (afpthe soviet union sent note protest bomb demanded "effective measures" protect tass. expressed personal regrets senseless" shattered windows bent iron window-grill. there casualties. police tfede-ral bureau investigation immediately began inquiry arrests "made wednesday afternoon. spokesman george christian afternoon described "ridiculous" claim tass news earlier thai occurred ..with complicity authorities. added "relieved" learn casualties embassy. yeserday newsmen allowed close look window occurred. desk mdow badly damaged, glass plaster covered floor. graveyard, home land. "in (nuclear conflict way life itself destroyed," william davidson, associate pri-fessor physics haverford college, pennsylvania, "would like advanced technology avert rising political economic costi war.. iai uwi neponer deal present threat area. appointed abdullah faizyar, department preservation plants ministry, session, hoped discussions due consideration planning, coordinated research control oi ine aesert region. "we. afghanistan." "ar$ fully aware havoc insect cause me mory 1962 invasion, uue ui severest tne history our minds". fao country office assistance coun- tries and., concerted maae possioie bring sit- uanon unaer control, ne urged stress laid keeping constant watch areas where population recession may possible maintain current long thanked undp fund ocust project building anti-locust service country. "we hope continue till services afghanistan piove efficient useful region ultimately whole distribution de- sert locust," ,said. mi revages ao-out 20 billion dollars worth gross agricultural output, gurdas singh, represents meeting. referring longest plague century concluded 1963, exi perts determine exact factors recession, operations improved techniques .empldyed unprecedented scale under coordination had' played important role bringing about.. prompt action taken these countries averted resurgence in, pakistan 1964. "during following years similar infestations seen dealt with.i comissibn find ways means dealing "advocates tactical administration hold false promise quicker lower cost", gaid. "'. robert greenblatt, assistant professor mathematics cornell university, "there good reason believe introduction weapons, outnumbered garrison be- come dien bien phu introduce nuclear, professor, co-chairman national mobilisation com' mittee end pattern .! same in' pievious escalation. 7 id aa bar rcri delivering h!3 opening speech pens ooperation .with threats originating red sea coast already reached iran paid vi am sure all ;make efforts, tje us whic h done past five years", concluded. ftr inviting convene kabul. '" sardar kept ef- forts various governments ana cannot in- dividual cbuntries. "this cooperation," much needed today threatened developments situation taking arabian peninsula eastern africa." canada, majt ask 1u.s. cancel h-bcmb flights ottawa, 22,' (reuter).-canada asking discontinue hydrogen-bomb-carrying planes canada territory remaining aid defence command (norad) sources here. '10-year norad between expires ne-gotiations'on renewal, probably shorter period, begun. ! foreign permitted operate jakarta, 21, indonesian gave permission 12 time se- vprnl vpnra. stated information burhanuddin diah cabinet banking interests ousted stages deposed sukarno's regime, dutch assets nationalised 1957 second british indonesia its. confrontation malaysia 1963. include banks. national' bank, bank america, express chase manhattan bank. fifth,:- california 'is entering joint venture. batiks admitted tokyo bangkok entry spected speed transactions often slow present. has, however, opposed local fear able compete concerns extensive overseas networks. frg, holland divided uk eec bonn, (afp) visiting netherlands jos-, eph luns west germany's willy brandt failed convince each superiority rival plans britain common market participation, day. ,:," !' luns, brandt, told, german ended london. capital yesterday. germans serious reservations franco-west plan marked preference benelux proposal circulated a,t 'the european community q3cc) council ministers me-eting. v, :..''. (belgium, luxembourg) calls cooperation, between' areas, particularly technology, treaty rome governs market, .west germany propose cooperation 29 brussels. showed reluctance accept eventual institutionalisation such -cooperation edge organisation. confine business jakarta alone $ 500.000 intcj start business.' prices regulations governing activities expected announced shortly, suharto seeking title jakarta,' (reuter) indonesia's acting gen-. reportedly planning presidential consolidate powers handed him sukarno year ago, well-informed leader make thjs request people's consultative congress, supreme body, jt meets soon. request, granted, mean final stage suharto's gradual consolidation power. process stepped leadership army crush "communist coup attempt" 1965. step further whea (continued