Henry
grieved
at rain,
flood
havoc

THE United States Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger on arrival here last evening expressed his deep grief over the loss of life and property by floods and rains in Pakistan.

In a statement released to Press, Secretary Kissinger said: "I want to express my deep sympathy, and that of the American people, for the loss of life and property inflicted on the people of Pakistan by the heavy rains and flooding in recent days".

"We are grieved by this suffering and we extend our heartfelt sympathy". Dr. Kissinger said.

About half an hour before the arrival of the American leader, the rainfall stopped and the sky cleared partly.

nents.

**Narrating** numerous
evements scored by the party
ce it assumed power, Mr.
Sasani said that the revolutionary
asures of the party will go a long
ly in strengthening the forces of
sants, labourers and other poor
ple against the capitalists, jagir-
s and sardars and other ex-
iters.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan
is also chairman of the party,
pointed out, undertook extensive
work of Baluchistan and gave record
amounts for its development.

The Prime Minister abolished the
chronistic sardari system and
attributed deeds of land ownership
long thousands of landless
ants of Baluchistan recently.

He said it was because of these
licies and revolutionary reforms
education, health, labour,
riculture and industry that the
people of Pakistan were now put-
ing more and more faith and trust
Pakistan People's Party.

They were coming to join the par-
in large number to participate in
the political process to build and
 strengthen our new Pakistan.
therefore, it was high time to
strengthen the party
organisationally, he said.—PPI

Uganda
frees 75
Kenyans

NAIROBI, Aug. 8: Uganda last
night followed-up its newly-cum-

["JANG, KARACHI", "AUGUST 9, 1976", "FORMAL TALKS BETWEEN PRIME MINISTER BHUTTO AND DR. KISSINGER\nTO BE HELD TODAY\nU.S. Secretary of State Reaches Lahore, Welcomed at the Airport", "Lahore, Aug. 8 (APP): Post-arrival release.", "وزیر عظم بھول و ڈاکٹر کی نیز کر دی گیان ج باغ بانط تا چینہ تھی ہی", "امزی چی وزیر خارجہ لاہور سے بنت کئے اور ہر دا پر دزیار عظم ذوال ظاہر ہی میٹر شد.", "لہذا ۸۰ تک دا پر دزیار عظم ذوال ظاہر ہی میٹر شد.\nامری چی وزیر خارجہ لاہور کی ڈاکٹر سے بنت کئے اور ہر دا پر دزیار عظم کے درمان رکی بات چیت کئے اور ہر سے بنت کئے اور ہر دا پر دزیار عظم کے درمان رکی ب

JANG, KARACHI AUGUST 9, 1976

**HEADLINE:** FORMAL TALKS BETWEEN PRIME MINISTER BHUTTO AND DR. KISSINGER TO BE HELD TODAY

**Sub:** U.S. Secretary of State reaches Lahore, welcomed at the airport.

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NAWAI WAQT, RAWALPINDI

AUGUST 9

P.1

-- Prime Minister Bhutto and Dr. Kissinger to hold formal talks today.

-- Situation in the sub-continent will also be discussed.

-- I am grieved by the sufferings caused by floods -- Kissinger.

وزير عزم مُجْهِزًا وُدِّاً كَرِهَتْ مِنْ دِمَانِ بِضَابِطَةٍ بِأَنْتُمْ چِيَّتَانِ جَمْوَابٌ بِهِ
وَبِرَصِيرِ كِلْيَ مُؤْرَتْ حَالٌ بِهِيَ ذِرِيَّتَ آئِنَّهُۥ بِكَشِّيرٍ
مِنْ بِسَابِعَ بَيْنَهُمْ وَهُمْ بِأَنْتِ وَلِلَّهِ

٥٤ آب ١٩٤١ میں امریکے نے پیکا سٹا کہ کسل ڈل یا امریکے نے پیکا سٹا کا بلکہ
یہ چیلئی چینی ملی طور پر یہ چیلئی شش نیز آئی لوں کی خراہی کے سوا کو ہوئی
اس رسلو گا سٹا کہ آیت ہوئی دیا گیا ہے۔ ڈاکٹر کریا رکا اور افغانستان
ساد ہر دیکھنے کے بعد پیکا سٹان آئے ہیں جہاں اہنوں تیار نہ یہا
ایران اور مدد اور وے بات تیجیت کی سہاں باٹ تیجیت کے ہے
کوئی مخفیں بیا بڑا نہ ہوئی نہ مام دو وں ایڈریسی میں منظور پر بات تیجیت
کر سکتے ہیں ور لازم جیہدا اور دیلی کا اثر کر پیش کریا اور پیش کیا اثر
بائی گلیٹن سائنس وی ہو جیتے ہوں ہات چیجتے گے وورا پیکستان کل دعا ملی
نر و تا سائنس و سچائی دیا ریشت کر کہ سائنس کی اسکا سکان ہے دامع و سچائی

لا کھلے و اور اہمیت دیا کا خصوصی ہی، دیز عظم و دل اع�دالی
اِنْس میں مذاکلات کا باہ خالدی و سرسر کا جیہ میں بر صرف کی حکیم حلال
لا تے میں جا حالت معمول یہ شے کا کوشش وں دو طرف مختلف نت،
لا تے کہ عاہد و اعانت اور دلیان کی صورت حلال سمتی عالمی
مسائی زیر جشت آیت ہیں کے خیال ہے کہ فلز سی کل طرف سے پیکستان
کے لئے ایچ یا ایچ یا پانٹ یہ یہ کا سکنے کے معاہد سے پر جیہ
بائی چیجتے ہو جیتا چیجتے کے وورا پیکستان کل دعا ملی
نر و تا سائنس و سچائی دیا ریشت کر کہ سائنس کی اسکا سکان ہے دامع و سچائی

-- America sympathises with Pakistan anxiety over Indian military built up.

-- U.S. not to give military and economic assistance to countries which manufacture nuclear weapons -- BBC comment on Kissinger's visit.

بقتہ سبسطو

کہ صد پاکسان کبیا ہی نیز بجو تیار ہر پر جو تو دیتہ ہے اس سے
امریکی تو فری و سی مدد دی ہے بل اب میں سے تا بایا سے کہ امریکے نے دو
سال ہیں پکتن نکو تیسی کر دیکھ دا گا اور اما دی سے کا جبک پا سٹان
امریکے سے آنھر کر دیکھ دا گا اور یہ نے مذاکر اور اما دی بکھنے ہے۔
یہ ور سے کا بیٹی سٹیا دوس سے محتقن بن الاقوامی اور امی ہری
پر اب بیٹگ پانٹ کے بارے میں پکتن نکی صحتی ہو جیوں کر درست
تو ہر سے جھنے سے اور سے کہ جبک سے کر پا سٹان کو بجو دیکھنے سے
دستی اس پانٹ کی خود تے سے مدد شیکا سٹان نے
بھی اے نے یہ ور وہ و نا خوڑ دیکھ تے سے مدد فور پر و احیط کر یا
ستا کر فلز تیار کا ستن نکو بات نہیں کیا کہ پسند نے نہیں رہے یہ ۵

امریکہ بزیا، بی نورجی تیاروں پر پیکستان کی انہیں کی تاہیش کی پوری جہد دی

ایسی ہمیشہ تیار نہانے والے ملک کو امریکہ اقتصادی یا فی ملاد نہیں دے گا

تیار کر سکنے کے ملائکت دیکھنے میں من ڈاکٹر کری جن کے مالی تیار کل ور دے
پر جانہ وے مانشک سے نماز ہے اس پیروٹیمی تیارا سے کر
ایسی تیار نہیں نہاں سے لگا جیا سی کے مذاکل واقع تیارا سے کا بینی
ری اسی نیکٹا پر شک کے مدد سے پکستان اس تاہیں بکھنے سے کر
ایسی تیار کر سکنے کے مانشک سے پیش کا لیے بیا تیار کی تاہیں جا کے
بائی نیکٹا تیار کر سکنے کے مانشک سے پیش کا لیے بیا تیار کی تاہیں جیہ ۵ ب

نئذہ۔ اگر رہی ہیں امریکی دیز عظم و ڈاکٹر فلز وار لازم ہیں
یہ دیز عظم پیروٹیم کسی تاہیں بات چیتیں کیے دو سان اس ایچ یا
پر ایسی نکٹ پانٹ کے ہدایے میں بھی بات تیج کیے جیسے ملے
کر سٹن کے لیے پکتن نے فلز سے سھیبر و یہ کیا سے اس پلٹن ہیں
ڈاکٹر کریا اور ایسی کا تیار نہیں کی فلز سے محتوی کے گئے اس تاہن
کے مذکور تے پر دینے ٹو ایسی کے جی سے کہتے اور ایسی کمکتے اے،
ملک کو کیس نہ دا اقتصادی ملاد نہیں صحتی کے گو جو ایسی نہیں شیئے

PM's talks with
Kissinger today

DAWN LAHORE BUREAU

LAHORE, Aug 8: The US Secretary of State, Dr Henry Kissinger, arrived here this evening from Kabul to exchange views with Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto on bilateral issues and the recent developments in the region.

He was received at the airport by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Aziz Ahmed, Foreign Secretary Agha Shahi and American Ambassador Henry A. Byroade. Officials of the US embassy in Islamabad, who are here for the visit, were also introduced to him.

The weather in Lahore became pleasant this morning at about 10 when the rains stopped after about eight days of intermittent light and heavy showers. During this period the city received about 18 inches of rain. The kind weather, however, proved to be short lived and after a brief spell of sunshine clouds started gathering again.

The talks between Dr Kissinger and Prime Minister Bhutto are beginning here tomorrow morning. The American Secretary of State is expected to address a Press conference before his departure for Paris tomorrow noon.

MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY

APP adds: Dr Henry Kissinger

(Continued on page 6 col. 3)

Kissinger

(Continued from page 1)
expressed his deep grief over the
loss of life and property by floods
and rains in Pakistan.

In a statement released to Press, Dr Kissinger said: "I want to express my deep sympathy, and that of the American people, for the loss of life and property inflicted on the people of Pakistan by the heavy rains and flooding in recent days".

"We are grieved by this suffering and we extend our heartfelt sympathy", Dr Kissinger said.

Dr Kissinger flew into Lahore from Kabul where he held talks with Afghan President Mohammad Daud.

Earlier, Dr Kissinger visited Teheran for talks with Shahanshah of Iran.

The Secretary of State is accompanied by Mrs Kissinger and his son David Kissinger.

Before Dr Kissinger's arrival, a 100-member US Press and officials party reached Lahore.

Mrs Kissinger is scheduled to visit the historic Lahore Fort and the Shalimar Gardens tomorrow morning. David Kissinger is also to visit the Lahore Fort, the Shalimar Gardens and the Anarkali Bazar tomorrow.

PROTECTIVE BUND

The Chief Minister, while appreciating the high spirit demonstrated by the people of Alibaig village in facing the situation with courage and determination declared that a protective bund would be constructed at a suitable site to check the danger of floods in future.

About the supply of ration, the Chief Minister advised the villagers to constitute a committee of their elders so that just and fair distribution of relief article was ensured.

He also announced that a dispensary would be set up at the town for necessary medical cover to the village people. At present,

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Tall and stately looking and
draped in pale cream dress M
Kingsmen were accompanied

PICIC
loan for
2 projects

KARACHI. Aug. 9: Expans
projects of two factories, one
cream plant and a glass facto-
financed by the Pakistan Industr
Credit and Investment Corpora-
tion will start production soon, it w
learnt today.

Production of about 9,000 litres
sterilised milk with four per cent
fat contents will begin soon in
well known ice cream factory
Lahore.

The ice cream factory, which was set up in 1970 by a local industrial concern, was provided a foreign exchange loan of about three million dollars by the PICIC against Danish line of credit.

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Joint statement

Pakistan's integrity
enduring principle
of American policy

LAHORE, Aug 9: The United States has reaffirmed that its support for the independence and territorial integrity of Pakistan remains an 'enduring principle' of American foreign policy, a joint Pakistan-US statement said here today.

The statement was issued at the end of about 19-hour visit here of US Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger.

According to the statement, Prime Minister Bhutto and Secretary Kissinger had reiterated their satisfaction with the "warm and friendly relations" between the governments and peoples of the two countries.

Following is the text of the joint statement:

United States Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger paid an official visit to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on August 8-9, at the invitation of Prime Minister Bhutto. During his stay, he discussed bilateral affairs and issues of mutual interest with the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister briefed Secretary Kissinger of recent developments within the region. The Secretary of State expressed the United States' strong support for rapprochement in South Asia and congratulated the Prime Minister for his efforts to improve relations with Pakistan's neighbours.

Dr Kissinger also met with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Defence, Mr Aziz Ahmed, and the Foreign Secretary, Mr Agha Shahi, during his stay and was guest of honour at a dinner hosted by Prime Minister Bhutto.

During their discussions, the two sides reaffirmed the warm and close relations which have existed traditionally between the two countries. They also reviewed the bilateral economic and technological programmes, as well as multilateral developments of relevance to Pakistan-U.S. ties. The US reaffirmed that support for the independence and territorial integrity of Pakistan remains an enduring principle of American foreign policy. At the conclusion of their meetings, Secretary of State Kissinger and Prime Minister Bhutto reiterated their satisfaction with the warm and friendly relations between their two Governments and peoples.—APP

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Support for our integrity, independence.

Enduring
principle
of
U.S. policy

THE United States has reaffirmed that its support for the independence and territorial integrity of Pakistan remains an 'enduring principle' of American foreign policy. a joint Pakistan-U.S. statement said here today.

The statement was issued at the end of about 19-hour visit here of U.S. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger. The Secretary of State held talks with Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and also met Minister of State for Defence and Foreign Affairs Aziz Ahmed and Foreign Secretary Agha Shahi,

countries.

During the talks, the two sides reaffirmed the warm and close relations which have existed traditionally between the two countries. They also reviewed the bilateral economic and technological programmes, as well as multilateral developments of relevance to Pakistan-U.S. ties, the joint statement said.

The statement said Prime Minister Bhutto and Dr. Kissinger had discussed bilateral affairs and issues of mutual interest.

Prime Minister Bhutto, the statement said, briefed Secretary Kissinger about the recent developments within this region and the latter expressed his coun-

Contd. on back page

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have been invited up to Aug. 15
from the candidates who had pass-
ed the Secondary School (Spring)
Examination, 1976 held by this
board securing at least Grade 'B'
for the award of one scholarship of
Rs. 250 per month plus Rs. 200

JUP ulema
join PPP

QUETTA, Aug. 9: A number of
ema belonging mostly to Jamia
Ulema-e-Pakistan have announced
their decision to join the Pakistani
People's Party and assured
government of their full cooperation.

They are Maulvi Noor Rantaram
Maulvi Abdur Salam Mardanzai
Maulvi Bore Mohammad Mallazai
Maulvi Abdul Wahid Mallazai
Maulvi Ubedullah Rahaotai, Maulvi
Hayat Khan Mardanzai, Maulvi Abdul
Ghaffor Mallazai, Malik Naja
Mohammad Mallazai, Malang
Malang Khan Mallazai, Malik
Madad Khan, Haji Abdur Rashid
Marchanzai, Haji Abdul Manan
Khuda Dadzai, Haji Mustafa Raha
zai, and Haji Allah Noor.—APP

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try's strong support for rap-
preachment in South Asia. Dr.
Kissinger congratulated Prime
Minister Bhutto for his efforts to
improve relations with Pakistan's
neighbours, the statement added.

Following is the text of the joint
statement issued at the conclusion
of United States Secretary of State,
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger's visit to
Pakistan:-

“United States. Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger paid an official

visit to the Islamic Republic of
Pakistan on August 8-9, at the in-
vitation of Prime Minister Bhutto.
During his stay, he discussed
bilateral affairs and issues of
mutual interest with the Prime
Minister. The Prime Minister brief-
ed Secretary Kissinger of recent
developments within the region.
The Secretary of State expressed
the United States' strong support
for rapproachment in South Asia
and congratulated the Prime
Minister for his efforts to improve
relations with Pakistan's
neighbours.

Dr. Kissinger also met with the
Minister of State for Foreign Af-
fairs and Defence, Mr. Aziz Ahmed.
and the Foreign Secretary, Mr.
Agha Shahi, during his stay and was
guest of honour at a dinner hosted
by Prime Minister Bhutto.

During their discussions the two
sides reaffirmed the warm and
close relations which have existed
traditionally between the two coun-
tries. They also reviewed the
bilateral, economic and
technological programmes, as well
as multilateral developments of
relevance to Pakistan-U.S. ties.
The U.S. reaffirmed that support
for the independence and territorial
integrity of Pakistan remains an
enduring principle of American
foreign policy. At the conclusion of
their meetings, Secretary of State
Kissinger and Prime Minister Bhut-
to reiterated their satisfaction with
the warm and friendly relations
between their two governments and
peoples.—APP

conditions on which loans are being extended, the Treasury found a "general widening of spreads in interest rates for countries that have borrowed heavily . . . and a tendency toward shorter average maturities."

The treasury said U.S. bankers may go after foreign loan possibilities "more aggressively" if domestic loan demand does not

Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore will probably also continue to increase," the treasury said.

Reflecting their cautious approach to new loans to the developing nations, most of the bankers interviewed said the want to shorten the average maturity of their loan portfolios," mentioning Yugoslav, Romania and Poland.

Sense News
ripped in

businesses and tax sources to the suburbs; physical deterioration and, above all, the fearful misanxiety of violent crime. Even Mr. Watt for all his good feelings, must hire armed guards to protect his customers and their cars.

Furthermore, there is the question whether blacks, for all their experience and confidence, are gaining, can deal with the basic problems any better than their white predecessors, especially since economic power still lies

JANG, KARACHI AUGUST 10, 1976

SUPPORT FOR PAKISTAN'S INDEPENDENCE AND INTEGRITY IS THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE
OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICY

Prime Minister Bhutto Informs U.S. Secretary Of State About Latest Developments
In The Area

Kissinger's Congratulations On Improving Relations With Neighbors; Joint

Communique