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.';uu"".lr w" '."t-yvif-k,ni!kjiawtal .t- ;.n in 17 n tt"' 1 " a 5 &3m .i - . citb1 vol vii. no. 176 kabul, tuesday, october 2 2, 1968 (mizan 30, 1347 s.h.) viv':-.; price af. 4 -.'ii .71 !,!' 111 i ' afghanistan is : zoological trove, says zoologist by our own reporter' ,- afghanistai siil' one of the countries world where can be suie he lay hand on all. endemic specjes, dr. ernst kullman former zoology professor at college science told an audience kabul university. "but unless hunting regulated, and some cases, banned altogether soon his assertion will prove wrong", said. who first visited 1962 under bonn universities' affiliation programme has since here several times as guest lecturer to continue research oh animals afghanistan. played important role establishment zoo. this time partici- ".'. ; 1: australian artist exhibits afghan scenes, portraits special betty olsen, australfan-born artist, open exhibition oils watercolours tomorrow' american center,. share nau, 4:30 p.m. collection 18 paintings, entitled "valleys, villages, villagers", certain evoke memories pf ..afghan places people among its viewers. exhibit remain sunday 72. captures charm simplicity rugged mountains, verdant valleys, dun-coloured villages afghanistan-soften displaying whimsical tendency abstractionism. c .' contrast, women mrs. olsen'a still life studies are richly hued vitally realistic. all the; paintings were executed ,mrs. olsen trained melbourne late master, george bell. she explains that contemporary artists .particularly attracted desert scenery because illumination uncluttered impression communicated viewer finished canvas. v however,' mrs, also been influenced '. indian chinese artists. well-acquainted with far east, although lived wife unesco official for past three years. -'a viii&! finance minister mohammad anwer ziayee (left; conferred parker t. hart, u.s. assistant 'secretary state-designate near eastern south asian affairs (centre) ( while washington,' d.c., ambassador washington abdullah malikyar. ', pate afghan-frg cultural week programme. but took advantage opportunity make trip wakhan bring marco polo sheep zoo kabul.: j "we only owe severe climatic living conditions heights of. 5000 metres which less zealous hunters won't endure availability these sheep,"" said expression annoyance about indiscriminate face. plain deer, found northern they hunted using cars or any other casual traveler, -is threatened extinction give illustration animal wealth country, , there have 410 varieties bird's counted country. number europe, despite fact much more done continent,- 450. 30 species bats observed here, same continued. little known it outside five leopards wild pigs abound. considered raritiesih world,1 mentioned red rendeer, golden patridge hound; :-hound," however, is' rapidly "becoming (.continued on-pae 4) conception paris, oct. 22, (afp).r-french: foreign michel debre made plea fo? "a european con- ception detente" interview week's issue ? french news magazine paris match. warning against excessive dependence "atlantic integration", future "cannot lie division west east europe." h "european would provide eu ropean nations opportunity, uebre s remarks came section reflects czechoslovak situation german e-action to- it. following soviet inteven-lion, said, leaders concluded "the solution was a. active categoric presence europe-that say, accent- uation atlantic integration.".. .fo cold war hands europe whole must 'soviet leaders, did perhaps tff believe such orientation wo-decepted better,' ,the uld be: their long-term inter- desire. .-to pursue national policies and, beyond ! good-mill gesture us. repatriates 14 n.v. saingon, (afp). united states yesterday repatriated north vietnamese prisoners "an action good-will." prisoners, naval personnel captured july 1966, went ashore u.s, motor vessel navigated themselves after being released 12 miles off town vinh amid 36 hour local ceasefire. huge 56,000 ton battleship, new jersey began pounding vietnam "her nine 16-irich guns september year hitting targets nha trang, 700 kilometres her usual station., i'-but navy spokesman afp:; "no, you cannot call depijitjps discuss constitution r 22," '(bakhtar).-the wolesi jirgah (house representatives) started debating decree universities. draft prepared university signed into law request house just before summer recess. afternoon h&use's committee pashtobnistan (jbntinued discussjm speech abdur rahman pazhwak, afghanistan's permanent representative pashtoonistan, issue, ) hdirectoij: .general political department, ravan farha-di, director ministry saadu-uah ghausi testified deputies :. .; 'dr. iean detente not rejected "in deprive western freedom of, action," declared. added, 'that present deserved confidence support. ,on erencljriu.s. relations element frankness- had used sincere explanation given orflhis recent nan met approval ioi those spoken to. .uhe sav natur ally does hot mean whom spoke approved every point france's stand. understood better, desire ,to france, independent policies." choice return 'ests.; de-escalation. .over go any- peeded." ;,l repatriation no rth" .men yesterday, means now longer holds vietna- mese vietnam, acc-; opting spokesman-. vietnamese" believed holding hundred. shepherded by- two low-flying helicopters steered craft from edge territorial waters coast, usually hornets' nest shore batteries. a?,"?...:, h.,. .usually reliable sources originally planned release last saturday,' bad weather held up apollo 7 crew earth today space centre, houston, oct.-22. (ap). the-apollo astronauts mellowed day air-tp-ground arguments, clowned 4heir way through final. television: show monday pied lar- ge spaceship engine steer 'more favourable course re turning tuesday. l nvy capt. walter m. schirra 'jr.; air force ma j; donn f. eisele civilian cunningham raced final h$urs space, displayed no- ne ot irritability spark-,. j' bitter disagreements with'gri" ound controllers sunday, xnpstly over fight plan changes, eagre come home 11 days space. scheduled parachute the) ocean bermuda (11:12 gmt) climaxing, f spectacular, perfect flight set firmly path moon, ,": jnid-morning, pointed nose fired eight-second burst craft's 20500 pound thrust engine. blast shifted low mint orbital 150 -"west,- almost due houston mex- icp. '-'"'""z -r.r,-i-'-.!'s.; .f,ra rsi"-' (the control centre said;' placed good' position target zone landing. next the. big morning td pull out orbit scientists happy 11-day apollo. mission even though the, become increasingly irritable few ja additions changes schedule led series crimonious com ments commander wally schirra. iat demanded testily ground controller: "i wish find idiot's name thought plo reports activities 1-15 am man, jordan, (ap).. -4-the liberation forces palestine organisation (plo) summing iiside israeli occupied territory du-rng half october, :fl statemjnt eight military operations inflicted israelis losses: 78 killed wounded, heavy tanks, ii tracked vehicles,, jeeps," troop carriers, l3 .ma-chlneguns, 503 railway enlne, dee-, trcyed. helicopter shot down, oiie ammunition dump sleeping barracks fire, plus intelligence officer secret agent kidnapped.j unseen losses uf? equipment israelii, statement added taklne part suffered casualties. meanwhile reported occupation authorities friday warned 200 arab faimlies .comprising 1,000 persons evacuate houses inslda walled jerusalem. limit do so. paper step pan ju-daise holy city. & -i' x operation. hanoi .newspaper hinted 'north! total bombing halt consider ation washington. moi wave confused (american) statements" issue. shed light the'no-rth wrote: pro-' blem cessation playing major electoral campaign democra- tic candidate, humphrey. presi- dent johnson "wave confused: statements launched, ,-r;.-o listed briefly cited) favourable, to' halt, including .hymc-george bundy, president adviser. get reiadyitp test." want 'and 'j talk him personally .when back.'i i- d another outburst, said:. !'we feeling .aire believing ex perimenters holier than god down there. we1 heck lot closer to-him. right ndwv'" most astronauts" complaints' concerned :-lnot performance spa ceship work well-being. commenting astronauts' criticism, flights ,wynn lunney said: r.,.we hawgot spacctian vnai 'lias ucea lijug excess hours, performing beautifully, ""the attitude "is we've' accomplished things, we cape kennedy so ago'to accomplish, business we've in. we're getting what do.,k speculate whether apollo, december carry men around, moon back. t olympics 2nd rwcc!c,vitl ahbc: irtsn t-ir mexico' ait, oct.22,.'(reuter) the"19th olympiad entered "v second ethiopia's mamo wolde taking mantle' team-mate abebe bikila marathon champion athletes outshining russia medals hunt track field events. .. 4- '; ., sporadic black power demonstrations 6ome unrest- team, relays men's' high jump day' athletic 15 golds,': six 'silvers-and seven bronzes,' com-- pared russia's solds, tw.-! silvers nme bronzes." "." all-conquering americans ra wi unmm imi utinh uie swimming put them further ahead russia;' ': wolde, scoring hlrd successive victory marathon, out-distanced rivals gruelling 42.195 course. seemingly untouched grin-dine run, broiling heat humidity 6xyeen-thinnet;. high-altitude mexico city, ran extra lap honour breaking .the upe.. clocking .hours, 20 mini. .26.4 seconds, won three, minutes next, olympics' toughest contest, japan's ken ji kimihara. famed compatriot bikila,! attempting score treble after, rome tokyo victories, dropped, race' covering-only quarter disclosed spent four ill in-bed. japan, superbly fit brlll'dht lit technique, headed free-sfyle wrestling bold table with; victories. turkey union titles each iran one.. japans golds throufh .shi-gero nakata flyweight divi-1 ion. masaki kaneko featherweight ...yojlro uetake bantamweight. hockey tournament exploded japanese team leaviou protest agajnst unmpire's decision tbeir match holders, india. indians awarded 5-0 walkover. rest day's athletics -w.i neiro v.- press confence" paris! delegation spo kesman talks,' ngilyen thanh e, cancelled" 'weekly conference hoors takeh place yestefi". ---day. -i","t."r. jt'.j .v observers-considered yet sign -that jeoret neg jiatjonsr between -the .states j, .vietnam, aboyt,jp produce development, north, vietramese;.,ofikia phoned .agehcie aut 8 :00; i.m. (par$ time) inform therri "that weekly r7 conference;'-. '' 'for, :00, was'off. '.; av'large number1' bf-riews'ppet 'i notbeen informed arrived' th' venfexencci foam? shortly .l9q-laurfto bomr-. -. bard nguyen le ques-tjons -on -thev prcaess ito,war4 ;ta bombing. hl ... ,'.sk. :- repoiis, jrom. waington, saigpn.,jn ihejasteek 'tew jndl- cated presidenr johiisbn ,-ifes iriformedsputh vietnartf treside&t van thteu rie )s-fi "siaeririg earl' kalt fdjnhevb6mbi'-"" -v ing vietnam:";., .i.: talks were?:initiatedtin;pa-' wu ris, "october-9 and. formal, jjessipn of( tlie(prei:ji ,4 liminary peace, talksu :'j during ,weeku.sv.a.sspriitl leader. cyrus; vance ju ct .sited washington.-.: t, '.''t jf' ". tho, '4memberj 6f politburo y&ifakf workers'. party .who, beenat-tending ttalks. left i0bhan' vj? m!rl,; 'i'v via moscow. -- r-rf.- uns m irom inai u wiu take halt. oct,: '22; (bakhtar) lebanon has. agreed to, appo-intment mousav. shafiqa, .ambassador ca- iro serve concurrently asr envoy beirut. thife' ;'1,; announced by'fc yesterday."' ".' rt!gold 1. programme, recprdrsh'attermg.' performances nearly all,' thej'wa'y. the- relav' teams. negro' runhersef npw figures, alt.'three. events men's fout times,j00 'metres squad tenth o(fv" previous best with.8-2' '.secouds;; girls sped tq 4i8..ssign'as'. victory,., slashed' six-.ten'm -f ..target ks ,.1400, mtlres,, carved 3.5 seconds ..l.!the.'. wprld record .a. flying 'titnc ot" 2' mins 56.1 sees "- mariirlua;;guminelt.. &y&im girj,. ..' day's, -foutjh. .record, bettering her" ..j www sending ball soaring ij.61;.meu; r;un ails w refuged ..; geneva. 2z. (dpa)fr-pr-; ir e sadruddin aga khan '.iin w.".. high'cpmmissiorier for. refugees, cat- buq $16 jot 196ft. '..'j presenting 969. .tp 31 .country executiyefonu, j"' rnlttee, in-. fluxjes. .africa involving; ,40,000.. refugees', brpughtltre vv 'ooj that.ntinent- 801000. -.;:.r.', .,. .'also reminded committee; "'j.- members., -the, need follpwup utcssuneg wijn. respeci iq- evsuqf fituations africa asia,' wh ich he. required-, ereater. forts "che tn'e'un refuaee orgah'llliiu'"'" -'-'! '" mgafrist; abickgroun'd'bf rei,uesu stepperf ftiternational assistance botswana, congo-kinshasa, tanzania, usanda ani. zambia, commis$lon,er, 6ut 850,000 ref-. ugees within competence"1 africa, 70,000 remained dependent tm rations provid-by iraod noted satisfaction. ..that burundi, 19 had-been requjijng, ,,the-largest un aid allocations;, 'wf needed 1969 incorporation refugee settlements regional development plan.

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Title	Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1968-10-22
Description	Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1968-10-22; Volume 7; Number 176
Date	1968-10-22
Identifier	sn95058183
Relation	Afghanistan Digital Library

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Title	Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1968-10-22
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Date	1968-10-22
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Relation	Kabul Times. (Kabul, Afghanistan), 1968-10-22
Full-text	.';uu"".lr w" '."t-yvif-k,ni!kjiawtal .t- ;.n in 17 n tt"' 1 " a 5 &3m .i - . citb1 vol vii. no. 176 kabul, tuesday, october 2 2, 1968 (mizan 30, 1347 s.h.) viv':-.; price af. 4 -.'ii .71 !,!' 111 i ' afghanistan is : zoological trove, says zoologist by our own reporter' ,- afghanistai siil' one of the countries world where can be suie he lay hand on all. endemic specjes, dr. ernst kullman former zoology professor at college science told an audience kabul university. "but unless hunting regulated, and some cases, banned altogether soon his assertion will prove wrong", said. who first visited 1962 under bonn universities' affiliation programme has since here several times as guest lecturer to continue research oh animals afghanistan. played important role establishment zoo. this time partici- ".'. ; 1: australian artist exhibits afghan scenes, portraits special betty olsen, australfan-born artist, open exhibition oils watercolours tomorrow' american center,. share nau, 4:30 p.m. collection 18 paintings, entitled "valleys, villages, villagers", certain evoke memories pf ..afghan places people among its viewers. exhibit remain sunday 72. captures charm simplicity rugged mountains, verdant valleys, dun-coloured villages afghanistan-soften displaying whimsical tendency abstractionism. c .' contrast, women mrs. olsen'a still life studies are richly hued vitally realistic. all the; paintings were executed ,mrs. olsen trained melbourne late master, george bell. she explains that contemporary artists .particularly attracted desert scenery because illumination uncluttered impression communicated viewer finished canvas. v however,' mrs, also been influenced '. indian chinese artists. well-acquainted with far east, although lived wife unesco official for past three years. -'a viii&! finance minister mohammad anwer ziayee (left; conferred parker t. hart, u.s. assistant 'secretary state-designate near eastern south asian affairs (centre) ( while washington,' d.c., ambassador washington abdullah malikyar. ', pate afghan-frg cultural week programme. but took advantage opportunity make trip wakhan bring marco polo sheep zoo kabul.: j "we only owe severe climatic living conditions heights of. 5000 metres which less zealous hunters won't endure availability these sheep,"" said expression annoyance about indiscriminate face. plain deer, found northern they hunted using cars or any other casual traveler, -is threatened extinction give illustration animal wealth country, , there have 410 varieties bird's counted country. number europe, despite fact much more done continent,- 450. 30 species bats observed here, same continued. little known it outside five leopards wild pigs abound. considered raritiesih world,1 mentioned red rendeer, golden patridge hound; :-hound," however, is' rapidly "becoming (.continued on-pae 4) conception paris, oct. 22, (afp).r-french: foreign michel debre made plea fo? "a european con- ception detente" interview week's issue ? french news magazine paris match. warning against excessive dependence "atlantic integration", future "cannot lie division west east europe." h "european would provide eu ropean nations opportunity, uebre s remarks came section reflects czechoslovak situation german e-action to- it. following soviet inteven-lion, said, leaders concluded "the solution was a. active categoric presence europe-that say, accent- uation atlantic integration.".. .fo cold war hands europe whole must 'soviet leaders, did perhaps tff believe such orientation wo-decepted better,' ,the uld be: their long-term inter- desire. .-to pursue national policies and, beyond ! good-mill gesture us. repatriates 14 n.v. saingon, (afp). united states yesterday repatriated north vietnamese prisoners "an action good-will." prisoners, naval personnel captured july 1966, went ashore u.s, motor vessel navigated themselves after being released 12 miles off town vinh amid 36 hour local ceasefire. huge 56,000 ton battleship, new jersey began pounding vietnam "her nine 16-irich guns september year hitting targets nha trang, 700 kilometres her usual station., i'-but navy spokesman afp:; "no, you cannot call depijitjps discuss constitution r 22," '(bakhtar).-the wolesi jirgah (house representatives) started debating decree universities. draft prepared university signed into law request house just before summer recess. afternoon h&use's committee pashtobnistan (jbntinued discussjm speech abdur rahman pazhwak, afghanistan's permanent representative pashtoonistan, issue, ) hdirectoij: .general political department, ravan farha-di, director ministry saadu-uah ghausi testified deputies :. .; 'dr. iean detente not rejected "in deprive western freedom of, action," declared. added, 'that present deserved confidence support. ,on erencljriu.s. relations element frankness- had used sincere explanation given orflhis recent nan met approval ioi those spoken to. .uhe sav natur ally does hot mean whom spoke approved every point france's stand. understood better, desire ,to france, independent policies." choice return 'ests.; de-escalation. .over go any- peeded." ;,l repatriation no rth" .men yesterday, means now longer holds vietna- mese vietnam, acc-; opting spokesman-. vietnamese" believed holding hundred. shepherded by- two low-flying helicopters steered craft from edge territorial waters coast, usually hornets' nest shore batteries. a?,"?...:, h.,. .usually reliable sources originally planned release last saturday,' bad weather held up apollo 7 crew earth today space centre, houston, oct.-22. (ap). the-apollo astronauts mellowed day air-tp-ground arguments, clowned 4heir way through final. television: show monday pied lar- ge spaceship engine steer 'more favourable course re turning tuesday. l nvy capt. walter m. schirra 'jr.; air force ma j; donn f. eisele civilian cunningham raced final h$urs space, displayed no- ne ot irritability spark-,. j' bitter disagreements with'gri" ound controllers sunday, xnpstly over fight plan changes, eagre come home 11 days space. scheduled parachute the) ocean bermuda (11:12 gmt) climaxing, f spectacular, perfect flight set firmly path moon, ,": jnid-morning, pointed nose fired eight-second burst craft's 20500 pound thrust engine. blast shifted low mint orbital 150 -"west,- almost due houston mex- icp. '-'"'""z -r.r,-i-'-.!'s.; .f,ra rsi"-' (the control centre said;' placed good' position target zone landing. next the. big morning td pull out orbit scientists happy 11-day apollo. mission even though the, become increasingly irritable few ja additions changes schedule led series crimonious com ments commander wally schirra. iat demanded testily ground controller: "i wish find idiot's name thought plo reports activities 1-15 am man, jordan, (ap).. -4-the liberation forces palestine organisation (plo) summing iiside israeli occupied territory du-rng half october, :fl statemjnt eight military operations inflicted israelis losses: 78 killed wounded, heavy tanks, ii tracked vehicles,, jeeps," troop carriers, l3 .ma-chlneguns, 503 railway enlne, dee-, trcyed. helicopter shot down, oiie ammunition dump sleeping barracks fire, plus intelligence officer secret agent kidnapped.j unseen losses uf? equipment israelii, statement added taklne part suffered casualties. meanwhile reported occupation authorities friday warned 200 arab faimlies .comprising 1,000 persons evacuate houses inslda walled jerusalem. limit do so. paper step pan ju-daise holy city. & -i' x operation. hanoi .newspaper hinted 'north! total bombing halt consider ation washington. moi wave confused (american) statements" issue. shed light the'no-rth wrote: pro-' blem cessation playing major electoral campaign democra- tic candidate, humphrey. presi- dent johnson "wave confused: statements launched, ,-r;.-o listed briefly cited) favourable, to' halt, including .hymc-george bundy, president adviser. get reiadyitp test." want 'and 'j talk him personally .when back.'i i- d another outburst, said:. !'we feeling .aire believing ex perimenters holier than god down there. we1 heck lot closer to-him. right ndwv'" most astronauts" complaints' concerned :-lnot performance spa ceship work well-being. commenting astronauts' criticism, flights ,wynn lunney said: r.,.we hawgot spacctian vnai 'lias ucea lijug excess hours, performing beautifully, ""the attitude "is we've' accomplished things, we cape kennedy so ago'to accomplish, business we've in. we're getting what do.,k speculate whether apollo, december carry men around, moon back. t olympics 2nd rwcc!c,vitl ahbc: irtsn t-ir mexico' ait, oct.22,.'(reuter) the"19th olympiad entered "v second ethiopia's mamo wolde taking mantle' team-mate abebe bikila marathon champion athletes outshining russia medals hunt track field events. .. 4- '; ., sporadic black power demonstrations 6ome unrest- team, relays men's' high jump day' athletic 15 golds,': six 'silvers-and seven bronzes,' com-- pared russia's solds, tw.-! silvers nme bronzes." "." all-conquering americans ra wi unmm imi utinh uie swimming put them further ahead russia;' ': wolde, scoring hlrd successive victory marathon, out-distanced rivals gruelling 42.195 course. seemingly untouched grin-dine run, broiling heat humidity 6xyeen-thinnet;. high-altitude mexico city, ran extra lap honour breaking .the upe.. clocking .hours, 20 mini. .26.4 seconds, won three, minutes next, olympics' toughest contest, japan's ken ji kimihara. famed compatriot bikila,! attempting score treble after, rome tokyo victories, dropped, race' covering-only quarter disclosed spent four ill in-bed. japan, superbly fit brlll'dht lit technique, headed free-sfyle wrestling bold table with; victories. turkey union titles each iran one.. japans golds throufh .shi-gero nakata flyweight divi-1 ion. masaki kaneko featherweight ...yojlro uetake bantamweight. hockey tournament exploded japanese team leaviou protest agajnst unmpire's decision tbeir match holders, india. indians awarded 5-0 walkover. rest day's athletics -w.i neiro v.- press confence" paris! delegation spo kesman talks,' ngilyen thanh e, cancelled" 'weekly conference hoors takeh place yestefi". ---day. -i","t."r. jt'.j .v observers-considered yet sign -that jeoret neg jiatjonsr between -the .states j, .vietnam, aboyt,jp produce development, north, vietramese;.,ofikia phoned .agehcie aut 8 :00; i.m. (par$ time) inform therri "that weekly r7 conference;'-. '' 'for, :00, was'off. '.; av'large number1' bf-riews'ppet 'i notbeen informed arrived' th' venfexencci foam? shortly .l9q-laurfto bomr-. -. bard nguyen le ques-tjons -on -thev prcaess ito,war4 ;ta bombing. hl ... ,'.sk. :- repoiis, jrom. waington, saigpn.,jn ihejasteek 'tew jndl- cated presidenr johiisbn ,-ifes iriformedsputh vietnartf treside&t van thteu rie )s-fi "siaeririg earl' kalt fdjnhevb6mbi'-"" -v ing vietnam:";., .i.: talks were?:initiatedtin;pa-' wu ris, "october-9 and. formal, jjessipn of( tlie(prei:ji ,4 liminary peace, talksu :'j during ,weeku.sv.a.sspriitl leader. cyrus; vance ju ct .sited washington.-.: t, '.''t jf' ". tho, '4memberj 6f politburo y&ifakf workers'. party .who, beenat-tending ttalks. left i0bhan' vj? m!rl,; 'i'v via moscow. -- r-rf.- uns m irom inai u wiu take halt. oct,: '22; (bakhtar) lebanon has. agreed to, appo-intment mousav. shafiqa, .ambassador ca- iro serve concurrently asr envoy beirut. thife' ;'1,; announced by'fc yesterday."' ".' rt!gold 1. programme, recprdrsh'attermg.' performances nearly all,' thej'wa'y. the- relav' teams. negro' runhersef npw figures, alt.'three. events men's fout times,j00 'metres squad tenth o(fv" previous best with.8-2' '.secouds;; girls sped tq 4i8..ssign'as'. victory,., slashed' six-.ten'm -f ..target ks ,.1400, mtlres,, carved 3.5 seconds ..l.!the.'. wprld record .a. flying 'titnc ot" 2' mins 56.1 sees "- mariirlua;;guminelt.. &y&im girj,. ..' day's, -foutjh. .record, bettering her" ..j www sending ball soaring ij.61;.meu; r;un ails w refuged ..; geneva. 2z. (dpa)fr-pr-; ir e sadruddin aga khan '.iin w.".. high'cpmmissiorier for. refugees, cat- buq $16 jot 196ft. '..'j presenting 969. .tp 31 .country executiyefonu, j"' rnlttee, in-. fluxjes. .africa involving; ,40,000.. refugees', brpughtltre vv 'ooj that.ntinent- 801000. -.;:.r.', .,. .'also reminded committee; "'j.- members., -the, need follpwup utcssuneg wijn. respeci iq- evsuqf fituations africa asia,' wh ich he. required-, ereater. forts "che tn'e'un refuaee orgah'llliiu'"'" -'-'! '" mgafrist; abickgroun'd'bf rei,uesu stepperf ftiternational assistance botswana, congo-kinshasa, tanzania, usanda ani. zambia, commis$lon,er, 6ut 850,000 ref-. ugees within competence"1 africa, 70,000 remained dependent tm rations provid-by iraod noted satisfaction. ..that burundi, 19 had-been requjijng, ,,the-largest un aid allocations;, 'wf needed 1969 incorporation refugee settlements regional development plan.

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