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U.S. EMBASSY IN IRAN ADVISES DEPARTURE OF ALL DEPENDENTS | William H Sullivan, US Amb to Iran, recommends that Amers leave country because of growing fuel shortage, which he fears might lead to mob violence; says strike by Iranian oil workers has caused production to fall to 225,000 bbls a day from normal level of around 6 million bbls a day; illus of family of Texaco employee... | TEHERAN, Iran, Monday, Jan. 1 —The United States Ambassador to Iran, citing the growing fuel shortage and “the conditions prevailing in the major cities,” recommended yesterday that the dependents of Americans working here leave temporarily. | William H Sullivan, US Amb to Iran, recommends that Amers leave country because of growing fuel shortage, which he fears might lead to mob violence; says strike by Iranian oil workers has caused production to fall to 225,000 bbls a day from normal... | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/us-embassy-in-iran-advises-departure-of-all-dependents-riots-and.html | nyt://article/1bb7b9ad-04cf-598f-a195-d101dab6816a | 1,011 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Israel Is a Target of Shah's Foes | Israel has become increasingly prominent target of Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini and other opponents of Shah (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. 31 — The Israeli mission in Teheran, unlike all the others, flies no flag over its compound and no identification plates can be found on its iron gates or anywhere on the high gray walls that encircle it. | Israel has become increasingly prominent target of Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini and other opponents of Shah (S) | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/israel-is-a-target-of-shahs-foes-break-in-ties-feared-we-have-to.html | nyt://article/47145f46-805a-5832-a902-ed09605a796a | 472 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Middle East"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
U.S. Reappraises Persian Gulf Policies | US reappraises its policy toward Persian Gulf and Middle East as result of upheaval in Iran; sr Carter Adm officials say turbulence is part of much wider strategic crisis affecting southern tier of nations that border USSR; say Pres Carter's strategy is directed more toward demonstrating US support for continued viabil... | WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 — The United States is reappraising its policy toward the Persian Gulf and the Middle East as a result of the upheaval in Iran, with senior White House officials arguing that the turbulence is part of a much wider strategic crisis affecting the southern tier of nations that border on the Soviet Unio... | US reappraises its policy toward Persian Gulf and Middle East as result of upheaval in Iran; sr Carter Adm officials say turbulence is part of much wider strategic crisis affecting southern tier of nations that border USSR; say Pres Carter's strat... | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/us-reappraises-persian-gulf-policies-steps-to-bolster-confidence.html | nyt://article/5f4748ab-98fd-56c3-a71c-cb8d3bccd370 | 1,295 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Ethiopia"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "AFRICA"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Middle East"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 — The United States is reappraising its policy toward the Persian Gulf and the Middle East as a result of the upheaval in Iran, with senior White House officials arguing that the turbulence is part of a much wider strategic crisis affecting the southern tier of nations that border on the Soviet Unio... | success | 1,300 |
ABROAD AT HOME Who Lost Iran? | Anthony Lewis chides Carter Adm for thinking that Shah had overwhelming support of his people; holds US press also failed to perceive reality in Iran; disputes former Sec of State Henry Kissinger contention that US should have helped Shah crush opposition; says US should have encouraged Shah toward human and pol rights... | BOSTON, Dec. 31 — The accelerating events in Iran dispose forever of the notion that only religious fanatics and political radicals have opposed the Shah. It is clear now that farmers, shopkeepers, the middle class in large numbers want him out. The opposition looks more and more like a majority of Iranians. | Anthony Lewis chides Carter Adm for thinking that Shah had overwhelming support of his people; holds US press also failed to perceive reality in Iran; disputes former Sec of State Henry Kissinger contention that US should have helped Shah crush op... | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/abroad-at-home-who-lost-iran.html | nyt://article/72ec2484-cbfb-5191-87be-24fe65da2157 | 852 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Saudis, Edgy on Iran, Wooing Egypt Back to Fold | King Khalid of Saudi Arabia seeks meeting with Sadat in view of growing instability in Iran; will try to end Egypt's isolation from Arab nations opposed to its peace talks with Israel (M) | CAIRO, Dec. 31 — The growing instability in Iran appears to be putting pressure on Saudi Arabia to help end Egypt's isolation from Arab countries that are opposed to its peace talks with Israel. | King Khalid of Saudi Arabia seeks meeting with Sadat in view of growing instability in Iran; will try to end Egypt's isolation from Arab nations opposed to its peace talks with Israel (M) | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/saudis-eddy-on-iran-wooing-egypt-back-to-fold.html | nyt://article/d3fab08c-605d-54e5-8c9d-06ce75d40a79 | 599 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Middle East"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
U.S. SAYS IRAN MOVE IS NOT EVACUATION | State Dept urges Amer dependents to leave; describes pullout as 'voluntary action' and not evacuation in effort to reduce pol impact on Shah (M) | WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 — With the situation in Iran deteriorating almost daily, the United States today urged the dependents of all Americans there to leave. But in an effort to reduce the political impact on the embattled regime of Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi, the Carter Administration refused to call the move an “evacuat... | State Dept urges Amer dependents to leave; describes pullout as 'voluntary action' and not evacuation in effort to reduce pol impact on Shah (M) | 1979-01-01T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/01/archives/us-says-iran-move-is-not-evacuation-state-department-fearing-impact.html | nyt://article/ec971954-4e02-5e1e-831d-c3e5181d76b9 | 578 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Soviet Seems to Favor a Hands‐Off Policy on Iran's Crisis | Analysis of US and USSR strategy on Iran (M) | MOSCOW, Jan. 1 — The Soviet Union and the United States have been sparring verbally over Iran, warning each other in various ways to stay out of the country and not try to take advantage of the unstable situation there. | Analysis of US and USSR strategy on Iran (M) | 1979-01-02T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/02/archives/soviet-seems-to-favor-a-handsoff-policy-on-irans-crisis-news.html | nyt://article/579a4278-224e-5aa1-b7f4-aa861e7e07f9 | 956 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Airport Strike in Teheran Strands Foreigners Seeking to Escape Iran | Teheran International Airport: Strike by airport personnel closes Mehrabad Airport, Teheran, stranding hundreds of foreigners seeking to escape chaos and antiforeign sentiment (S) | MEHRABAD AIRPORT, Iran, Jan, 1 —A strike by air traffic controllers today shut down Teheran's airport, stranding hundreds of Americans and other foreigners who wanted to escape the chaos and antiforeign sentiments in Iran. | Teheran International Airport: Strike by airport personnel closes Mehrabad Airport, Teheran, stranding hundreds of foreigners seeking to escape chaos and antiforeign sentiment (S) | 1979-01-02T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/02/archives/airport-strike-in-teheran-strands-foreigners-seeking-to-escape-iran.html | nyt://article/9a4036d2-7811-5598-9f8c-25f36e05b8e3 | 622 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "AIRPORTS"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
SHAH NOW WILLING TO TAKE ‘VACATION’ | Shah makes 1st public appearance in 2 mos, expresses desire to take 'vacation' once civilian Govt is formed but says he will not flee country; Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar names Feridun Djan Defense Min; daily oil production remains at 27-yr low of 225,000 barrels; illus of Shah with Empress Farah (M) | TEHERAN, Iran; Jan. 1 — Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi made his first public appearance in two months today to dramatize that he was in no hurry to leave the country, but he expressed a desire to take “a vacation” once a new civilian government was firmly in power. | Shah makes 1st public appearance in 2 mos, expresses desire to take 'vacation' once civilian Govt is formed but says he will not flee country; Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar names Feridun Djan Defense Min; daily oil production remains at 27-yr low of ... | 1979-01-02T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/02/archives/shah-now-willing-to-take-vacation-but-he-stresses-in-talk-at-palace.html | nyt://article/d8b3a566-eb35-5257-b98b-566ae450c43a | 866 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Mitsui Halts Iran Plant's Start‐Up | Mitsui Group, deeply alarmed by pol troubles in Iran, is preparing to delay start-up of petrochem complex at Bandar Shapur; officials have reptdly recd threats warning them to leave Iran; $3.3 billion project was scheduled to begin operations in spring (M) | TOKYO, Jan. 1 — Japan's powerful Mitsui Group, deeply alarmed by events in Iran, is preparing to delay the start of operations at a giant petrochemical complex at Bandar Shapur on the Persian Gulf, according to Asahi Shimbun, the Japanese newspapers | Mitsui Group, deeply alarmed by pol troubles in Iran, is preparing to delay start-up of petrochem complex at Bandar Shapur; officials have reptdly recd threats warning them to leave Iran; $3.3 billion project was scheduled to begin operations in s... | 1979-01-02T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/02/archives/mitsui-halts-iran-plants-startup-70-of-construction-completed.html | nyt://article/ed3dbf96-36cb-54b7-81d4-3faa2ed1f668 | 808 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "PETROCHEMISTRY AND PETROCHEMICALS"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Carter, Fearing the Impact on Iran, Tells Navy Unit Not to Head There. | Pres Carter decides against sending carrier task force to Iran; State Dept officials are surprised by Shah's selection of Bakhtiar to head civilian Govt (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 — President Carter has decided against sending an American carrier task force into Iranian waters so as not to inflame further the internal situation in Iran, Administration officials said today. | Pres Carter decides against sending carrier task force to Iran; State Dept officials are surprised by Shah's selection of Bakhtiar to head civilian Govt (M) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/carter-fearing-the-impact-on-iran-tells-navy-unit-not-to-head-there.html | nyt://article/fe38fe49-ffca-5e99-bf73-4c4c0c1581ce | 536 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
News Summary | The exodus of foreigners from Iran accelerated as Iranian troops sent extra forces to the Teheran airport to insure that departure was possible. With Iranian military air controllers replacing striking civilians, about 2,000 foreigners departed. Of the 38,000 Americans still in Iran, 5,000 are expected to leave this we... | The exodus of foreigners from Iran accelerated as Iranian troops sent extra forces to the Teheran airport to insure that departure was possible. With Iranian military air controllers replacing striking civilians, about 2,000 foreigners departed. Of the 38,000 Americans still in Iran, 5,000 are expected to leave this we... | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/news-summary-international-national-metropolitan.html | nyt://article/cf925979-22f5-589d-855f-d95bc4205b8e | 846 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
EXODUS FROM IRAN GROWING AS TROOPS TAKE OVER AIRPORT | about 2,000 foreigners leave Teheran after Iranian armed forces take over airport (M) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 2 — The exodus of foreigners from Iran accelerated today as the Iranian armed forces sent additional troops to the Teheran airport to make sure that departure was possible. | about 2,000 foreigners leave Teheran after Iranian armed forces take over airport (M) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/exodus-from-iran-crowing-as-troops-take-over-airport-military.html | nyt://article/cde69a15-2137-5a2f-b27f-cda031285eda | 957 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
FOES OF COST‐SAVING VEX PENTAGON CHIEF | US Defense Sec Harold Brown says cruise missile could serve as 2d-strike retaliatory weapon for US in '80s, int; illus (S) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 — Nearly two years after taking over the Pentagon, Harold Brown expresses puzzlement and some dismay over the political pressures and interservice rivalries that he says thwart him in efforts to save more money and to improve efficiency in the Defense Department. | US Defense Sec Harold Brown says cruise missile could serve as 2d-strike retaliatory weapon for US in '80s, int; illus (S) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/foes-of-costsaving-vex-pentagon-chief-brown-also-feels-disappointed.html | nyt://article/ad85512d-406e-5dc0-ad7d-86443cea34fc | 1,013 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Far East, South and Southeast Asia and Pacific Areas"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "organizations",... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Americans' Iran Plants Halt Output | Most Amer cos with factories in Iran have halted production (S) | The turmoil in Iran has so disrupted the country's economic base that most American companies with factories there are being forced to halt production. at least temporarily. | Most Amer cos with factories in Iran have halted production (S) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/americans-iran-plants-halt-output-moves-forced-as-government-shift.html | nyt://article/85a47729-d334-543a-af9b-2e817ab99305 | 787 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | The turmoil in Iran has so disrupted the country's economic base that most American companies with factories there are being forced to halt production. at least temporarily.
They employ from a few dozen to several thousand Iranians, and they make everything from toothpaste to petrochemicals.
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & C... | success | 796 |
Khomeini to Stay on in France | exiled leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini receives permission to stay in France after deadline for his departure passes (S) | PARIS, Jan. 2 — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Iranian religious leader, has received permission to stay on in France after the normal deadline for his departure passes this Friday, according to an aide. | exiled leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini receives permission to stay in France after deadline for his departure passes (S) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/khomeini-to-stay-on-in-france.html | nyt://article/eee639ab-1eae-5c6f-b493-880403aa42b8 | 89 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Trip for Shah: Some Say ‘No’ | analysis of how Shah's departure would affect crisis; illus (M) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 2 — In spite of the tremendous hostility to the Shah that exists in Iran, not everyone in the country is pleased with the likelihood that he will leave, at least for a time, once a new civilian government is established. | analysis of how Shah's departure would affect crisis; illus (M) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/trip-for-shah-some-say-no-generals-and-minorities-opposing-his.html | nyt://article/4c5c40ed-9d5d-59ad-822c-7e9cf19c7d4f | 775 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Iranian Students Riot in California As Shah's Mother Visits His Sister | At least 12 demonstrators and several police officers are injured when estimated 2,000 Iranian students march on Beverly Hills, Calif, home of Princess Chams; neither she nor Shah's mother are hurt; illus (M) | BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Jan. 2 —Throwing rocks and bottles and overturning cars, hundreds of Iranian students marched here today. on the home of the sister of the Shah of Iran. | At least 12 demonstrators and several police officers are injured when estimated 2,000 Iranian students march on Beverly Hills, Calif, home of Princess Chams; neither she nor Shah's mother are hurt; illus (M) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/iranian-students-riot-in-california-as-shahs-mother-visits-his.html | nyt://article/159466f4-6cc9-5052-a72f-44fbabdf616b | 532 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Jan. 2 —Throwing rocks and bottles and overturning cars, hundreds of Iranian students marched here today. on the home of the sister of the Shah of Iran.
Some of the demonstrators set brush fires that, endangered nearby homes. Windows were broken in the home of Princess Chams, a sister of Shah Moh... | success | 526 |
Private Lives | WHEN the only friend you have who happens to be an Iranian comes to town for the 93d annual convention of the Modern Language Association, you expect some inside information. My only Iranian friend could, and did, explain the various factions, using a fork, a spoon and the salt and pepper shakers, all in the | WHEN the only friend you have who happens to be an Iranian comes to town for the 93d annual convention of the Modern Language Association, you expect some inside information. My only Iranian friend could, and did, explain the various factions, using a fork, a spoon and the salt and pepper shakers, all in the magnetic f... | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/private-lives.html | nyt://article/13b0ff58-2763-5478-b6d6-dc19d1dee708 | 1,025 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
BUSINESS Digest | American companies with plants In Iran are DeIng rorcea to halt production there, at least temporarily. Du Pont stopped work at fibers plant employing 2,000 workers., General Tire said it would close a factory Friday, laying off 1,000. Other companies also are suspending Iranian operations. All are joint ventures with ... | American companies with plants In Iran are DeIng rorcea to halt production there, at least temporarily. Du Pont stopped work at fibers plant employing 2,000 workers., General Tire said it would close a factory Friday, laying off 1,000. Other companies also are suspending Iranian operations. All are joint ventures with ... | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/business-digest-international-companies-industry-markets-todays.html | nyt://article/0f0ec464-5e1c-5ae4-8840-d8433a8eb308 | 616 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
U.S. Sending Kerosene to Iran | Carter Adm issues export licenses for $8.3 million worth of kerosene to be sent to Iran to relieve critical shortage (S) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (UPI) — The Carter Administration issued export licenses for $8.3 million worth of kerosene to be sent to Iran to relieve the critical shortage there, officials said today. Iran is normally a major exporter of petroleum products. | Carter Adm issues export licenses for $8.3 million worth of kerosene to be sent to Iran to relieve critical shortage (S) | 1979-01-03T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/03/archives/us-sending-kerosene-to-iran.html | nyt://article/6fe74c13-f753-5207-aeb9-2102571f7159 | 45 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
BUSINESS Digest | Energy Sec Schlesinger assesses US and worldwide effects of halt in Iranian oil exports (M) | Energy Sec Schlesinger assesses US and worldwide effects of halt in Iranian oil exports (M) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/business-digest-the-economy-companies-markets-todays-columns.html | nyt://article/e527717f-44c6-5ebb-a94e-23d7e064963f | 672 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
ESSAY | William Safire article on end of Shah's 1-man rule urges Carter Adm to help him make deal with moderate pol opponents (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 — The word “checkmate,” used in chess to describe the end of the end game, comes from the Persian Shah mat — “The Shah is dead.” | William Safire article on end of Shah's 1-man rule urges Carter Adm to help him make deal with moderate pol opponents (M) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/essay-checkmate.html | nyt://article/a1500a5c-524d-5d7a-8586-c0b0b74983d6 | 800 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
U.S. TRIES TO DECIDE ON ADVICE TO SHAH; Envoy Backs Temporary Departure If Iranian Leader Suggests It | Carter Adm holds high-level discussions on how to deal with new Iranian Govt and whether to advise Shah to leave country temporarily to help Prime Min-designate Bakhtiar; US Amb William H Sullivan has conferred with Shah almost daily; illus (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 — The Carter Administration held high‐level discussions today on how to deal with the new Iranian government and whether to advise‐Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi to leave the country temporarily to help the Prime Minister‐designate, Shahpur Bakhtiar. | Carter Adm holds high-level discussions on how to deal with new Iranian Govt and whether to advise Shah to leave country temporarily to help Prime Min-designate Bakhtiar; US Amb William H Sullivan has conferred with Shah almost daily; illus (M) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/us-tries-to-decide-on-advice-to-shah-envoy-backs-temporary.html | nyt://article/8e1e3bee-aa74-59d0-9387-83dd43f15d95 | 850 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Beyond the Oil Bonanza: | Walter J Levy article says that patterns of oil production and consumption suggest that world has 20-25 yrs to make transition from oil-based econ to one founded substantially on new energy resources; cartoon | The increase in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’ prices for 1979 will result in a rise of the cost of Saudi Arabian light crude oil by as much as 19.5 percent. This, coupled with the turmoil in Iran that practically overnight has brought its oil industry to a standstill, could, if protracted, have the... | Walter J Levy article says that patterns of oil production and consumption suggest that world has 20-25 yrs to make transition from oil-based econ to one founded substantially on new energy resources; cartoon | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/beyond-the-oil-bonanza-when-the-wells-run-down.html | nyt://article/c5347d4f-d77d-5935-80c7-9f60fef45b97 | 880 | The New York Times | [{"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Energy and Power"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
A Tense Standoff Prevails In Iranian City After Riots | tense standoff between troops and anti-Shah demonstrators prevails in Meshed after weekend of riots that left hundreds of people dead (M) | MESHED, Iran, Jan. 3 — Outside the house of Ayatollah Shirazi, a religious leader, militant Moslems were staging another demonstration — but the army made no attempt to interfere. | tense standoff between troops and anti-Shah demonstrators prevails in Meshed after weekend of riots that left hundreds of people dead (M) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/a-tense-standoff-prevails-in-iranian-city-after-riots-army-takes.html | nyt://article/73ee8e5e-4ee8-5aa8-a27b-2be47c090a0c | 711 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
NEW REGIME IN IRAN SET TO TAKE POWER IN NEXT THREE DAYS; PRELIMINARY APPROVAL VOTED Bakhtiar Opposes Oil Sale to Israel or South Africa —Would Cut Military Role in the Gulf | Israel is confident that US would fulfill its commitment to guarantee Israel's oil needs if Iran cuts off deliveries (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 3 — Shahpur Bakhtiar, whom the Shah asked to return Iran to civilian rule, received preliminary approval from Parliament today and announced that he had succeeded in forming a cabinet that would be ready to take office within three days. | Israel is confident that US would fulfill its commitment to guarantee Israel's oil needs if Iran cuts off deliveries (S) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/new-regime-in-iran-set-to-take-power-in-next-three-days-preliminary.html | nyt://article/55756dfc-8bd8-5fd8-aa3f-6321e3610a70 | 1,386 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Rhodesia"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "val... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Schlesinger Links Curbs On U.S. Oil Prices to Iran | Energy Sec Schlesinger says he does not expect Adm to propose lifting of gasoline and crude oil price controls until it becomes clear when Iran will resume oil exports, Jan 4 news conf (S) | Energy Sec Schlesinger says he does not expect Adm to propose lifting of gasoline and crude oil price controls until it becomes clear when Iran will resume oil exports, Jan 4 news conf (S) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/schlesinger-links-curbs-on-us-oil-prices-to-iran-us-curbs-on-oil.html | nyt://article/07d89463-83f9-5903-a01b-7241b5d629f6 | 721 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "PRICES"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
Topics | Argentine Govt's refusal noted (S) | Unfree Press | Argentine Govt's refusal noted (S) | 1979-01-04T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/04/archives/topics-battlegrounds-unfree-press-wrong-arena.html | nyt://article/7a1bcbb4-6a22-54fa-ac69-27324ff478e3 | 346 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "ARGENTINA"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "ARGENTINA"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Politics and Government"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "News and News Media"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Shah Is Reported on Brief Vacation at Iranian Resort | Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar has recd repts that oilfield workers will begin raising production to level sufficient to meet domestic requirements; production as averaged 200,000 to 240,000 bbls a day for last wk, less than half of what is needed (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 4 — Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi left Teheran with his wife and children today for what an aide said would be a brief holiday at an Iranian mountain resort 40 miles from the capital. | Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar has recd repts that oilfield workers will begin raising production to level sufficient to meet domestic requirements; production as averaged 200,000 to 240,000 bbls a day for last wk, less than half of what is needed (S) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/shah-is-reported-on-brief-vacation-at-iranian-resort-army-chief.html | nyt://article/06e17016-6e8f-5110-b451-c96e0557f036 | 887 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 4 — Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi left Teheran with his wife and children today for what an aide said would be a brief holiday at an Iranian mountain resort 40 miles from the capital.
The Shah, who has not been out of Teheran since before the widespread rioting that led to’ his appointment of a militar... | success | 882 |
News Summary | Mayor Koch announces $85 million cut in Bd of Educ's budget for fiscal '80, and says it is up to bd to decide where to make cuts (S) | The United States pledged cooperation with Iran's new civilian government, whether or not the Shah remained in Iran. After intensive talks, the Carter Administration decided to endorse the new regime in advance. It expects the Shah to take a temporary “vacation” abroad, leaving several days after the civilian regime is... | Mayor Koch announces $85 million cut in Bd of Educ's budget for fiscal '80, and says it is up to bd to decide where to make cuts (S) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/news-summary-international.html | nyt://article/20c035a3-df6a-5731-ae85-35c91abbc81a | 819 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "New York City"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Education and Schools"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Finances"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
For Shah's Son, Quiet Texas Life | Crown Prince Reza Pahlevi is flight cadet at Reese Air Force Base near Lubbock, Tex (M) | LUBBOCK, Tex., Dec. 31 — The two policemen in plain clothes walked down the curved driveway, past the guardhouse and up to an iron gate barring the way to the $250,000 home where the Crown Prince of Iran has been living on week. ends since he came here in the summer to train as a jet pilot under United States Air Force... | Crown Prince Reza Pahlevi is flight cadet at Reese Air Force Base near Lubbock, Tex (M) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/for-shahs-son-quiet-texas-life-neighbor-finds-him-cute.html | nyt://article/530e67fa-93e6-5761-8188-da189c8ca126 | 516 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Oil Rationing For Emirates? | United Arab Emirates may ration fuel supplies because of troubles in Iran, on which it depends for much of its refined oil products (S) | DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, Jan. 4 (AP) — This oil‐rich Arab federation may be compelled to ration refined fuel supplies for its citizens if the current turmoil in Iran continues much longer. | United Arab Emirates may ration fuel supplies because of troubles in Iran, on which it depends for much of its refined oil products (S) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/oil-rationing-for-emirates.html | nyt://article/57b66eaf-2da4-5adf-9a7b-090fd02b69a6 | 128 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "ARAB EMIRATES, UNITED"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Columbia Is Given 16‐Carat Diamond | Mrs Henry Heyl gives Columbia Univ a 16-carat diamond ring that was given to her great-uncle, A V Williams Jackson, and his wife by Sultan Ahmad Shah Ghaja of Persia in '18; Jackson por (M) | It was right out of the olden days of Persia and its Peacock Throne, when a shah once plucked a diamond ring from his finger and bestowed it upon a departing scholar to take back to the visitor's wife. | Mrs Henry Heyl gives Columbia Univ a 16-carat diamond ring that was given to her great-uncle, A V Williams Jackson, and his wife by Sultan Ahmad Shah Ghaja of Persia in '18; Jackson por (M) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/columbia-is-given-16carat-diamond.html | nyt://article/68f549e4-c5f5-5b18-852b-8361bb1a2351 | 444 | The New York Times | [{"name": "organizations", "value": "Columbia University"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Jewels and Jewelry"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Starrett Risks Big Loss in Iran | Starrett Housing Corp, which is building $500 million luxury condominium in Teheran, faces big losses because of current turmoil; illus (M) | The Starrett Housing Corporation, which built the Citicorp Center, Roosevelt Island, the Empire State Building and Starrett City in Brooklyn, has invested its hopes and perhaps half its funds in a country that offered a buffer against the hazards of operating in New York. | Starrett Housing Corp, which is building $500 million luxury condominium in Teheran, faces big losses because of current turmoil; illus (M) | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/starrett-risks-big-loss-in-iran-construction-halted-starrett-risks.html | nyt://article/6f393b8e-b138-5cbf-a75c-3b97b51b64e3 | 839 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Housing"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
WASHINGTON Carter's Moves In Iran | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — The Carter Administration is now concentrating its efforts on maintaining the unity of the Iranian armed forces behind the new civilian Government headed by Shahpur Bakhtiar. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — The Carter Administration is now concentrating its efforts on maintaining the unity of the Iranian armed forces behind the new civilian Government headed by Shahpur Bakhtiar. | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/washington-carters-moves-in-iran.html | nyt://article/dffc057c-7fba-58a9-ad15-a9b59a43a8db | 837 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — The Carter Administration is now concentrating its efforts on maintaining the unity of the Iranian armed forces behind the new civilian Government headed by Shahpur Bakhtiar.
For this purpose, President Carter has sent Gen. Robert E. Huyser, deputy commander of the Supreme Allied Command in Europe,... | success | 833 | |
U.S. WILL COOPERATE WITH A NEW REGIME IF SHAH STAYS OR NOT | Carter Adm will 'cooperate fully' with Bakhtiar whether or not Shah remains in Iran; endorses new civilian regime in advance; does not want to pressure Shah into leaving country; Shah and his family go on brief holiday at ski resort outside Teheran; Sullivan predicts Shah will leave Iran within 3 to 4 days after Bakhti... | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — The United States said today that it was prepared “to cooperate fully” with the government of Prime Minister‐designate Shahpur Bakhtiar whether or not Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi remained in Iran. | Carter Adm will 'cooperate fully' with Bakhtiar whether or not Shah remains in Iran; endorses new civilian regime in advance; does not want to pressure Shah into leaving country; Shah and his family go on brief holiday at ski resort outside Tehera... | 1979-01-05T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/05/archives/uswill-cooperate-with-a-new-regime-if-shah-stays-or-not-ruler-takes.html | nyt://article/e5618f98-a9a2-5ebf-a1e2-a292824da38c | 963 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — The United States said today that it was prepared “to cooperate fully” with the government of Prime Minister‐designate Shahpur Bakhtiar whether or not Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi remained in Iran.
After intensive discussions on how to respond to the installation of Mr. Bakhtiar's government, which i... | success | 959 |
Occidental Finds Oil In Peru Amazon | Grumman Corp says it relied on advice of US Govt before paying over $3 million in '73 to Houshang and Parviz Lavi, Iranian weapons agents allegedly wanted for criminal violations in Iran; made payments as 1st installment on $30 million contract for purported assistance of Lavis in obtaining $1.5 billion contract with I... | The Occidental Petroleum Corporation said it had discovered a new oilfield on its newly acquired Block 1‐B in the Amazon Basin of Peru. The field is approximately 10 miles from one of Occidental's feeder pipelines and about 20 miles from the nearest producing field on Occidental's adjacent Block 1‐A, acquired in 1971. | Grumman Corp says it relied on advice of US Govt before paying over $3 million in '73 to Houshang and Parviz Lavi, Iranian weapons agents allegedly wanted for criminal violations in Iran; made payments as 1st installment on $30 million contract fo... | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/occidental-finds-oil-in-peru-amazon.html | nyt://article/ceaaa978-3b94-5dce-a00e-74fcfd0c043c | 108 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Britain Will Sell Fighters to China, Callaghan Says at Summit Meeting | Brit Prime Min James Callaghan says GB will sell Harrier jet fighters to China as part of $2-billion trade pkg (S) | ST.‐FRANCOIS, Guadeloupe, Jan. 5 Prime Minister James Callaghan of Britain said at the four‐power summit meeting here today that his Government had decided to sell Harrier fighter planes to China as part of a $2 billion trade package. | Brit Prime Min James Callaghan says GB will sell Harrier jet fighters to China as part of $2-billion trade pkg (S) | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/britain-will-sell-fighters-to-china-callaghan-says-at-summit.html | nyt://article/e6684023-8824-5975-ba6f-fa601832dd04 | 804 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Far East, South and Southeast Asia and Pacific Areas"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Turkey"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Cambodia"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "CHIN... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
NEW IRANIAN CHIEF WOULD KEEP U.S. TIE | Bakhtiar wants to retain close relations with US after he is installed as Prime Min (M) | Bakhtiar in Touch With Americans in Teheran—No Decision Yet on the Shah's Departure | Bakhtiar wants to retain close relations with US after he is installed as Prime Min (M) | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/new-iranian-chief-would-keep-us-tie-bakhtiar-in-touch-with.html | nyt://article/716c3e69-fd75-5778-ae33-ef21e5ba7de8 | 430 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Grumman Cites U.S.'s Iran Advice | Grumman Corp says it relied on advice of US Govt before paying over $3 million in '73 to Houshang and Parviz Lavi, Iranian weapons agents allegedly wanted for criminal violations in Iran; made payments as 1st installment on $30 million contract for purported assistance of Lavis in obtaining $1.5 billion contract with I... | WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 The Grumman Corporation relied on the advice of the United States Government before paying more than $3 million in 1973 to two Iranian weapons agents allegedly wanted for criminal violations in Iran, according to internal documents of the giant defense contractor. | Grumman Corp says it relied on advice of US Govt before paying over $3 million in '73 to Houshang and Parviz Lavi, Iranian weapons agents allegedly wanted for criminal violations in Iran; made payments as 1st installment on $30 million contract fo... | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/grumman-cites-uss-iran-advice-replies-to-sec-on-agents-pay.html | nyt://article/a62e152a-d1c9-5b22-b193-739cdea4c48c | 550 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
U.S. Is Moving Toward a Decision About Freedom for Patricia Hearst | Deputy Atty Gen Benjamin R Civiletti says Iranian students could be expelled if they overstay their visas or if they are no longer full-time students, news conf; his por (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (AP) - Deputy Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti said today that he would make a recom= mendation to President Carter in 30 days on whether Patricia Hearst should be freed from prison. | Deputy Atty Gen Benjamin R Civiletti says Iranian students could be expelled if they overstay their visas or if they are no longer full-time students, news conf; his por (M) | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/us-is-moving-toward-a-decision-about-freedom-for-patricia-hearst.html | nyt://article/5f972e54-1edb-5c84-b95b-a5903dd90346 | 650 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "persons", "value": "HOFFA, JAMES R."}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Kidnapping"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "FOREIGN INTERESTS, AGENTS OF"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Colleges and Universities"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "FOREIGN STUDY, TEACHING A... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
SOME FUEL FLOWING TOWARD IRAN CITIES; Hope for Stability Rising — Shah Back to Install New Regime | limited quantities of gasoline and kerosene begin flowing toward Teheran and other cities (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 5 — Hopes mounted today that a new civilian government in Iran might succeed in easing the yearlong political crisis as limited quantities of gasoline and kerosene began flowing toward Teheran and other cities. | limited quantities of gasoline and kerosene begin flowing toward Teheran and other cities (S) | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/some-fuel-flowing-toward-iran-cities-hope-for-stability-risingshah.html | nyt://article/5ca295a7-d1a1-5ff9-93e5-69fe6dae6ea9 | 859 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Germans Staying in Iran To Protect Investments | Kraftwerk Union says work is progressing normally on 2 nuclear reactors it is bldg for Iran despite pol turmoil; sees no reason to recall 2,500 Ger citizens working on project (S) | BONN, Jan. 5 — On Wednesday, Erich Rolf Roentgen, chief of the Iranian chemical operation of Bayer AG and head of the German‐Iranian Chamber of Commerce, left Germany after vacationing to fly back to work in Iran. | Kraftwerk Union says work is progressing normally on 2 nuclear reactors it is bldg for Iran despite pol turmoil; sees no reason to recall 2,500 Ger citizens working on project (S) | 1979-01-06T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/06/archives/germans-staying-in-iran-to-protect-investments-work-is-normal.html | nyt://article/403eb7ee-1deb-58ce-9ece-f747a2a0875e | 751 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "ATOMIC ENERGY AND WEAPONS"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
New Iran Cabinet Unable to Bring in Main Opposition | Bakhtiar was unable to get opposition leaders to serve in new Cabinet; his most controversial apptmt was that of his cousin Abbas Ooli Bakhtiar as Min of Indus and Mines; other major figures in Cabinet are Justice Min Yahya Sadeq Vaziri, Foreign Min Ahmed Mirfendereski and Finance Min Rostam Pirasteh; other members lis... | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 6 - The makeup of the Cabinet announced today by Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar showed that he had failed to win the alle- giance of the leaders of the main religious and secular opposition groups, but it in- eluded technocrats of proven administra- tive ability. | Bakhtiar was unable to get opposition leaders to serve in new Cabinet; his most controversial apptmt was that of his cousin Abbas Ooli Bakhtiar as Min of Indus and Mines; other major figures in Cabinet are Justice Min Yahya Sadeq Vaziri, Foreign M... | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/new-iran-cabinet-unable-to-bring-in-main-opposition-popular-general.html | nyt://article/e65ca0b8-4263-541d-b95a-19c534835985 | 784 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 6 - The makeup of the Cabinet announced today by Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar showed that he had failed to win the alle- giance of the leaders of the main religious and secular opposition groups, but it in- eluded technocrats of proven administra- tive ability.
Although several prominent members ... | success | 781 |
The Strike in Iran Is Another Test for the Multinationals | Article on how major internatl oil cos are reallocating their oil supplies among customers as result of loss of Iranian oil; drawing (M) | WASHINGTON — During the 1973‐74 oil embargo, it said, the Prime Minister of Britain called in the top managers of British Petroleum and Shell to request preference divvying up the available supplies. The large, London‐based companies said no. They felt obligated, they explained, share whatbil they had equitably among a... | Article on how major internatl oil cos are reallocating their oil supplies among customers as result of loss of Iranian oil; drawing (M) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/oil-firms-get-another-chance-to-play-god.html | nyt://article/b4d13f6c-26d1-58df-ae45-919733b11996 | 1,066 | The New York Times | [{"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Kurds Lose All Round | Efforts of Kurds to win autonomy revd; map (S) | Iraq has its differences with Iran and Turkey but has shared with them a perennial trouble Kurdish nationalism. All three countries have large Kurdish minorities, (Those Kurds, plus Soviet community, are believed to number 12 million.) Last month, leaders of the Iraqi, Iranian and Turkish wings of the Kurdish Democrati... | Efforts of Kurds to win autonomy revd; map (S) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/kurds-lose-all-round.html | nyt://article/a441b889-d2de-578b-9315-df34c2038b73 | 204 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iraq"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
BAKHTIAR INSTALLED AND SHAH DECLARES HE'LL ‘TAKE A REST’ | Iranian Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar, in effort to relieve some of pressures that have caused widespread unrest in country, ends censorship; Iran's newspapers begin publishing for 1st time in 2 mos (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 6 - After 12 months of bloodshed, a new civilian Gov- ernment took office in Iran today and was told by the Shah that he would leave for a rest once a beginning had been made on restoring order. | Iranian Prime Min Shahpur Bakhtiar, in effort to relieve some of pressures that have caused widespread unrest in country, ends censorship; Iran's newspapers begin publishing for 1st time in 2 mos (S) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/bakhtiar-installed-and-shah-declares-hell-take-a-rest-monarch-meets.html | nyt://article/74e769d9-4b4e-5252-8f44-afb77771a19a | 1,138 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "News and News Media"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 6 - After 12 months of bloodshed, a new civilian Gov- ernment took office in Iran today and was told by the Shah that he would leave for a rest once a beginning had been made on restoring order.
Shahpur Bakhtiar, the Prime Minister, presented his Cabinet to Shah Mo- hammed Riza Pahlevi at Niavaran P... | success | 1,135 |
No Decision Now on Oil Price Controls | Delay in Carter Adm plan to decontrol gasoline and crude oil prices revd; Sec Schlesinger illus (S) | Secretary of Energy James R. Schlesinger said last week that the Administration would delay its decision on whether to remove price controls from gasoline and crude oil until it became clear when Iran would resume oil exports. Together, these controls are holding the price of gasoline and other petroleum products down ... | Delay in Carter Adm plan to decontrol gasoline and crude oil prices revd; Sec Schlesinger illus (S) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/no-decision-now-on-oil-price-controls.html | nyt://article/6d684e85-1ebe-5e5d-93a2-05a4c1619fd9 | 342 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "PRICES"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Ex‐Analyst Says C.I.A. Rejected Warning on Shah | Jesse J Leaf, former Iran analyst for CIA, says his repts characterizing Shah as 'thirsty for power and a megalomaniac' were rejected by agency as being contrary to official US policy (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 — A former Iran analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency said yesterday that his reports characterizing Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi as thirsty for power and a megalomaniac were repeatedly rejected by the agency as being contrary to official United States policy. | Jesse J Leaf, former Iran analyst for CIA, says his repts characterizing Shah as 'thirsty for power and a megalomaniac' were rejected by agency as being contrary to official US policy (M) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/exanalyst-says-cia-rejected-warning-on-shah-shah-was-a-source-for.html | nyt://article/8010fee4-cee9-5212-81be-b53f22c389cb | 752 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 — A former Iran analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency said yesterday that his reports characterizing Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi as thirsty for power and a megalomaniac were repeatedly rejected by the agency as being contrary to official United States policy.
Jesse J. Leaf said in an interview t... | success | 749 |
News Summary | Civilian government was restored in Iran as Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar presented his Cabinet to the Shah. The first Cabinet meeting was held later to discuss ways of dealing with the rioting that has shaken the country and with its economic problems. The new Government was scorned by one of the Shah's prinCipal op... | Civilian government was restored in Iran as Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar presented his Cabinet to the Shah. The first Cabinet meeting was held later to discuss ways of dealing with the rioting that has shaken the country and with its economic problems. The new Government was scorned by one of the Shah's prinCipal op... | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/news-summary-international.html | nyt://article/33f6b701-5e9c-549d-aece-c41f741bd69f | 624 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
...And Still Counting | Like a man in a minefield, Shahpur Bakhtiar, the new Prime Minister of Iran, moved ever so carefully last week to compose a platform and a government that could gain the support or at least avoid the open antagonism — of the volatile opposition. He got through the first few days but there were bigger minefields a... | Like a man in a minefield, Shahpur Bakhtiar, the new Prime Minister of Iran, moved ever so carefully last week to compose a platform and a government that could gain the support or at least avoid the open antagonism — of the volatile opposition. He got through the first few days but there were bigger minefields ahead. | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/-and-still-counting-bakhtiar-inches-in-while-the-shah-seems-to-inch.html | nyt://article/2dfa19e6-dd90-5849-8251-90bee65fe18b | 2,013 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
Moslems in Soviet Caught Between Faith and State | Article on relationship between Moslems and Soviet Govt; holds that of all religions in USSR that coexist uneasily with Communism, Islam is most sensitive in Govt's foreign affairs; notes that Govt, eager for good relations with Moslem countries, especially in Middle East, goes to great lengths and expense to demonstra... | KHIVA, U.S.S.R. - The mud‐brick walls and domes and minarets were si- lent; no mournful chanting calls to wor- ship echoed in the ancient streets. At the doorway of a 14th‐century mausoleum, a Moslem woman appeared wrapped in bright shawls, followed by four boys. | Article on relationship between Moslems and Soviet Govt; holds that of all religions in USSR that coexist uneasily with Communism, Islam is most sensitive in Govt's foreign affairs; notes that Govt, eager for good relations with Moslem countries, ... | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/moslems-in-soviet-caught-between-faith-and-state-islam-is-the-most.html | nyt://article/267d805d-4500-54c0-9636-35c6bb818e6c | 1,604 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Politics and Government"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "MOHAMMEDANISM"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
THE ECONOMIC SCENE | L Silk on West's concern over loss of Iranian oil; notes that Pres Carter's advisers are fairly optimistic, provided that another Iranian-sized cut in oil supplies does not take place (M) | At the Guadeloupe summit conference, the most urgent concern of the four Western leaders was Iran. Its revolution threatens Western strategy in the Middle East and Western oil supplies from that revolution‐ridden country. | L Silk on West's concern over loss of Iranian oil; notes that Pres Carter's advisers are fairly optimistic, provided that another Iranian-sized cut in oil supplies does not take place (M) | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/the-economic-scene-wests-concern-over-iran.html | nyt://article/124ad30a-bbd7-5861-aa1e-62bab5668cd3 | 1,397 | The New York Times | [{"name": "subject", "value": "International Relations"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | At the Guadeloupe summit conference, the most urgent concern of the four Western leaders was Iran. Its revolution threatens Western strategy in the Middle East and Western oil supplies from that revolution‐ridden country.
President Carter's advisers have been taking fairly optimistic line on the outlook for Iranian oil... | success | 1,295 |
The Friend That Failed | Ed discusses 'constancy' of Amer foreign policy as judged by pol strife in Iran; holds loss of Shah and what he represented for Amer diplomacy is serious setback, but may not be calamity for US if situation is handled 'wisely' | The quaint charade of the past week about whether Uncle Sam was giving the Shah of Iran a weekend holiday, an extended vacation or an indefinite leave of absence betrayed again a dangerous tendency in the American psyche. No matter how compelling the case for recognizing the downfall of a friend, the truth had to be de... | Ed discusses 'constancy' of Amer foreign policy as judged by pol strife in Iran; holds loss of Shah and what he represented for Amer diplomacy is serious setback, but may not be calamity for US if situation is handled 'wisely' | 1979-01-07T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/07/archives/the-friend-that-failed.html | nyt://article/414bf537-6a01-5b4a-a16a-58a605c984b4 | 784 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Relations"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Fresh Street Violence Greets New Iranian Regime | violent demonstrations continue in Teheran and other cities following installation of new civilian Govt; informed sources say Shah must leave Iran; Sullivan says Bakhtiar represents last chance for const solution to crisis; US Air Force Gen Robert E Huyser urges Iranian armed forces to unite behind new Govt; illus (M) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 7 — Iran's new civilian Government encountered serious problems today, and its first 24 hours produced no sign of an end to political and economic strife. | violent demonstrations continue in Teheran and other cities following installation of new civilian Govt; informed sources say Shah must leave Iran; Sullivan says Bakhtiar represents last chance for const solution to crisis; US Air Force Gen Robert... | 1979-01-08T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/08/archives/fresh-street-violence-greets-new-iranian-regime-increased-tension.html | nyt://article/1f98c63c-af6e-5142-9179-e7792a229a9e | 874 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Letters | Civil Service Merit Council pres Alfred T Vogel lr scores Mayor Koch's proposed 'specious reforms' of Civil Service merit system | To the Editor: | Civil Service Merit Council pres Alfred T Vogel lr scores Mayor Koch's proposed 'specious reforms' of Civil Service merit system | 1979-01-08T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/08/archives/letters-koch-vs-the-merit-system-save-the-green-about-a-un-vote-no.html | nyt://article/1fc0aec0-c3b1-520e-a6f2-e4726cf7bd5c | 1,952 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Taiwan"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "New York City"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "New York City"}, {"name": "glocations"... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Schlesinger Says Iran Oil Strikes Are Likely to Increase Gas Prices | Sec Schlesinger says gasoline prices are likely to rise 6-7c a gal this yr, Face the Nation TV int (S) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (UPI) —Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger said today that gasoline prices are likely to rise 6 cents or 7 cents this year and indicated the Iranian oil stoppage could lead to rationing or government allocations if it lasts longer than three months. | Sec Schlesinger says gasoline prices are likely to rise 6-7c a gal this yr, Face the Nation TV int (S) | 1979-01-08T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/08/archives/schlesinger-says-iran-oil-strikes-are-likely-to-increase-gas-prices.html | nyt://article/299d13d8-94d1-57b2-9c1d-67e85e2f3c28 | 92 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "PRICES"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Strike in Iran Halts $2 Billion in Imports | Power supply is disrupted by strikes; Govt began rationing elec several days ago (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 7 — More than $2 billion worth of imported goods have piled up at Iran's borders, halted by a customs strike. | Power supply is disrupted by strikes; Govt began rationing elec several days ago (S) | 1979-01-08T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/08/archives/strike-in-iran-halts-2-billion-in-imports-freighters-and-trucks.html | nyt://article/5d2c6ea1-7656-5664-96f0-35ad5ae5bd9a | 1,097 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Banks and Banking"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Electric Lig... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 7 — More than $2 billion worth of imported goods have piled up at Iran's borders, halted by a customs strike.
Most of the country's 700,000 civil servants have been striking or staging work slowdowns, and fuel shortages have helped shut down most large industrial factories, including plants of Gener... | success | 1,092 |
Survey Says World's Civil Liberties Have Increased | Freedom House survey contends that pol rights and civil liberties of Egyptians declined in '78 (S) | Political rights and civil liberties increased for 563 million people in 24 countries last year and decreased for 144 million people in 8 countries, according to the annual worldwide survey by Freedom House. | Freedom House survey contends that pol rights and civil liberties of Egyptians declined in '78 (S) | 1979-01-08T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/08/archives/survey-says-worlds-civil-liberties-have-increased-gain-in-dominican.html | nyt://article/d8939aa8-04d2-550d-a671-5b578d0738c4 | 530 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Thailand"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Dominican Republic"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "UPPER VOLTA, REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "AFGHANISTAN"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Poland"}, {"name": "glocations", "va... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | Political rights and civil liberties increased for 563 million people in 24 countries last year and decreased for 144 million people in 8 countries, according to the annual worldwide survey by Freedom House.
Although it was the second successive year that a net gain was reported in the number of people enjoying greater... | success | 530 |
U.S. Shifts From Shah to Bolster Bakhtiar | analysis of US policy in Iran notes that Carter Adm has switched support from Shah to Bakhtiar in hope of avoiding right-wing mil coup or creation of anti-Western Islamic repub; illus (M) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 8 — Without public fanfare, American policy in Iran has undergone a profound change'since the beginning of the new year. | analysis of US policy in Iran notes that Carter Adm has switched support from Shah to Bakhtiar in hope of avoiding right-wing mil coup or creation of anti-Western Islamic repub; illus (M) | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/us-shifts-from-shah-to-bolster-bakhtiar-news-analysis.html | nyt://article/d1e605b9-b99c-5156-b6b2-d88f0cabb9fe | 745 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 8 — Without public fanfare, American policy in Iran has undergone a profound change'since the beginning of the new year.
After decades of unswerving support for Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlavi, and several Months ol confusion, the United States is now doing everything it can to sustain the fragile, 48-ho... | success | 745 |
Iran, Amid Turmoil, Is Repaying Debts | Iran is repaying its multibillion-dollar debts to other countries despite crisis; chart (M) | Despite the turmoil in Iran, which has caused sporadic shutdowns in that country's banking system and a cessation of its oil exports, Iran is taking particular care to service its multibillion‐dollar indebtedness to other countries. No new loans are being made to | Iran is repaying its multibillion-dollar debts to other countries despite crisis; chart (M) | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/iran-amid-turmoil-is-repaying-debts-iran-amid-turmoil-is-repaying.html | nyt://article/ffd65398-848e-5d90-b09d-8feef687c356 | 1,070 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Letters; Foreign Policy: Slow Learners | NYC Bldg Construction Bur engineer Michael R Leibowitz lr on Dec 27 ed on Davis-Bacon Act, which compels contractors on Govt work to pay 'prevailing' wage; says version of act--NYS Labor Law Sec 220 (.5)--is 1 of means city uses to try to reserve construction work for favored unions | To the Editor: | NYC Bldg Construction Bur engineer Michael R Leibowitz lr on Dec 27 ed on Davis-Bacon Act, which compels contractors on Govt work to pay 'prevailing' wage; says version of act--NYS Labor Law Sec 220 (.5)--is 1 of means city uses to try to reserve ... | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/letters-foreign-policy-slow-learners.html | nyt://article/fad549ab-de7c-5aa5-af00-40c1689fed92 | 2,048 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Taiwan"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "United States"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Un... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | To the Editor:
Once again, this time in Iran rather’ than Vietnam or somewhere else, America is discovering that its understanding of the world and its people is seriously inadequate.
We seem determined not to learn the ‘lessons of the past 40 years in regard to the needs, hopes and perceptions of the third and fourth ... | success | 2,057 |
Prime Minister Says Ruler Is Committed to Depart Regency Is Planned | Bakhtiar says Shah has agreed to leave Iran; says 8-member regency council will be set up to replace him; Gen Fereydoun Djam refuses to serve as War Min; anti-Govt demonstrations continue in Teheran; Ayatollah Taleghani opposes new regime (M) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 8 — As antiGovernment demonstrations continued across Iran today, the new Prime. Minister said he had won a definite agreement from Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi to leave the country. He added that work had begun toward setting up an eightmember regency council to replace the Shah while he was gone. | Bakhtiar says Shah has agreed to leave Iran; says 8-member regency council will be set up to replace him; Gen Fereydoun Djam refuses to serve as War Min; anti-Govt demonstrations continue in Teheran; Ayatollah Taleghani opposes new regime (M) | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/prime-minister-says-ruler-is-committed-to-depart-regency-is-planned.html | nyt://article/b8234a57-85cd-53a9-a097-634fa1a2755e | 991 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Kuwait Sets Price for Crude | Kuwait sets oil price at $12.83 a bbl for 1st qr of '79, 5c less than what it should be under OPEC guidelines; Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed last wk to create higher incentives on world oil mkt for heavy oil they produce; OPEC authorized widening of price differentials (S) | KUWAIT, Jan. 8 (AP) — Kuwait informed its customers today that the price of its crude oil for the first quarter of the year would be $12.83 a barrel. The decision implements the resolution adopted by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries at Abu Dhabi last month. | Kuwait sets oil price at $12.83 a bbl for 1st qr of '79, 5c less than what it should be under OPEC guidelines; Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed last wk to create higher incentives on world oil mkt for heavy oil they produce; OPEC authorized wi... | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/kuwait-sets-price-for-crude.html | nyt://article/1a7d563b-3cab-5c55-80aa-900e97c204e2 | 161 | The New York Times | [{"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Stresses a Trip Would Be Temporary, but Return Is Viewed as Difficult | Carter Adm, in major policy change, urges Shah to leave Iran temporarily; national security adviser Brzezinski opposes former Under Sec of State George W Ball's contention that Adm has been too closely indentified with Shah (M) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 — After hoping for many weeks that Shah Mohammed Rim Pahlevi would remain in Iran and put down its disorders, the United States has now advised him that it would be best for stability in Iran if he left the country temporarily, Administration officials said today. | Carter Adm, in major policy change, urges Shah to leave Iran temporarily; national security adviser Brzezinski opposes former Under Sec of State George W Ball's contention that Adm has been too closely indentified with Shah (M) | 1979-01-09T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/09/archives/stresses-a-trip-would-be-temporary-but-return-is-viewed-as.html | nyt://article/3a3d4c7e-e95d-5b98-a689-c56a93a92f4e | 734 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Bankers Say Shah's Fortune Is Well Above a Billion. | Bankers estimate Shah's personal fortune at well over $1 billion, say substantial part of $2 billion to $4 billion that was transferred from Iran to US in last 2 yrs belongs to royal family; say full extent of family's assets is unknown because additional resources may be deposited in Swiss banks; illus (M) | Mohammed Riza Pahlevi may be losing a kingdom in Iran, but the pain of his exile, if and when it comes, will be considerably eased by one of the largest private fortunes in the world. | Bankers estimate Shah's personal fortune at well over $1 billion, say substantial part of $2 billion to $4 billion that was transferred from Iran to US in last 2 yrs belongs to royal family; say full extent of family's assets is unknown because ad... | 1979-01-10T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/10/archives/bankers-say-shahs-fortune-is-well-above-a-billion-state-and-royal.html | nyt://article/56865d45-b66e-5e5b-b931-25245bc5a665 | 1,235 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "persons", "value": "Pahlevi, Mohammed Riza"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | failed | 0 | |
WASHINGTON | James Reston article on foreign policy problems confronting Sec of State Vance in '79 notes that he is pessimistic about Israeli-Egyptian stalemate (S) | WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 — The main problem of United States foreign policy in 1979, as Secretary of State Vance sees it, is to hold a fair balance in Washington's East‐West relations, and particularly to hold the Western alliance together and somehow maintain an even‐handed policy toward both China and the Soviet Union. | James Reston article on foreign policy problems confronting Sec of State Vance in '79 notes that he is pessimistic about Israeli-Egyptian stalemate (S) | 1979-01-10T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/10/archives/washington-mr-vance-the-year-ahead.html | nyt://article/cfa8e35c-8dd3-5c12-bd28-09efc6069ecb | 836 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Middle East"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "ISRAELI-ARAB CONFLICT"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Iran's New Leaders Immobilized By Opposition in Most Quarters | Shah of Iran will reptdly turn over royal family's private holdings to foundation (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 9 — On its first working day in office, Iran's new Government found itself immobilized today by opposition from most sectors of the society. | Shah of Iran will reptdly turn over royal family's private holdings to foundation (S) | 1979-01-10T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/10/archives/irans-new-leaders-immobilized-by-opposition-in-most-quarters.html | nyt://article/d165d647-655f-5291-a8e3-ffafc0eba584 | 1,128 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "organizations", "value": "PAHLEVI FOUNDATION"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Article 1 -- No Title | ASSAILS NEW CABINET: Karim Sanjabi, leader of Iran's National Front, an opposition group, tells reporters that the new civilian Government is formed by “a lot of opportunist characters.” | ASSAILS NEW CABINET: Karim Sanjabi, leader of Iran's National Front, an opposition group, tells reporters that the new civilian Government is formed by “a lot of opportunist characters.” | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/article-1-no-title.html | nyt://article/0b02f303-4e12-5131-ac4d-c00404cf07a7 | 28 | The New York Times | [] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | ||
Shah's Key Foe Offers the West Terms for Oil | Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iran's exiled Shiite Moslem leader, says that Islamic regime will allow only qualified freedom to news orgns (S) | NEAUPHLE-LE-CHATEAU, France, Jan. 10 — Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini held out today the prospect of a nonaligned Iran enjoying good relations with the United States and its Western allies and supplying them with oil. As a condition, he warned, President Carter must withdraw support from Shah Mohammed Riza Palevi and stop ... | Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iran's exiled Shiite Moslem leader, says that Islamic regime will allow only qualified freedom to news orgns (S) | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/shahs-key-foe-offers-the-west-terms-for-oil-reversal-of-previous.html | nyt://article/10a7dffb-15e9-5272-979b-d3f2706372bd | 1,068 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}, {"... | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
U.S. Jets Will Visit Saudi Arabia As Show of Support in Tense Area | Saudis have raised production from 8 million bbls a day to 10 million in order to help make up for loss of Iranian production (S) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 — Responding to Saudi Arabian appeals for a show of American support, the United States announced today that it was sending a dozen advanced F‐15 fighters and about 300 members of the Air Force to Saudi Arabia for a brief visit later this month. | Saudis have raised production from 8 million bbls a day to 10 million in order to help make up for loss of Iranian production (S) | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/us-jets-will-visit-saudi-arabia-as-show-of-support-in-tense-area-a.html | nyt://article/44e136be-a72b-5813-9035-02154c941c72 | 772 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Saudi Arabia"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Trade and World Market"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
A Rhomboid of Rhetoric | ed disputes contention of former Sec of State Henry Kissinger and other US officials that USSR has exploited Iranian unrest; holds instability in Iran poses serious but not insurmountable challenge to Western interests in Persian Gulf (M) | A month ago, The Economist of London called it “the crumbling triangle” from Addis Ababa to Kabul. A fortnight ago, Zbigniew Brzezinski enlarged it to “an arc of crisis” stretching along the shores of the Indian Ocean. /Now Time magazine pictures a Soviet bdar peering hungrily over an even larger “crescent of crisis” f... | ed disputes contention of former Sec of State Henry Kissinger and other US officials that USSR has exploited Iranian unrest; holds instability in Iran poses serious but not insurmountable challenge to Western interests in Persian Gulf (M) | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/a-rhomboid-of-rhetoric.html | nyt://article/56bfd2a9-1d0c-5075-9220-ac8bd2123196 | 716 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "International Relations"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "COMMUNIST-WESTERN RELATIONS"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 | |
Bakhtiar Says His Regime Faces Danger of a Coup | Major power failure hits Iran on Jan 10, as heavy snows knock out power lines (S) | TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. 10 — Prime Minister Shahpur Bakhtiar was quoted today as having said that Iran faces the danger of a military coup but that he still expects the Shah to leave the country. | Major power failure hits Iran on Jan 10, as heavy snows knock out power lines (S) | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/bakhtiar-says-his-regime-faces-danger-of-a-coup-says-shah-will.html | nyt://article/77f14fa8-accb-5492-b05d-96e7b72f39fc | 933 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "subject", "value": "Electric Light and Power"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | failed | 0 | |
White House Declines To Say Whether U.S. Shifts Policy on Shah | Carter spokesman Jody Powell declines any comment on Vietnamese intervention (S) | WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 — Jody Powell, the White House spokesman, declined under persistent questioning today to discuss whether the United States had changed its policy toward the Shah of Iran, saying the matter is “not appropriate for public comment and discussion.” | Carter spokesman Jody Powell declines any comment on Vietnamese intervention (S) | 1979-01-11T05:00:00 | Archives | None | article | Archives | https://www.nytimes.com/1979/01/11/archives/white-house-declines-to-say-whether-us-shifts-policy-on-shah-both.html | nyt://article/ad89a402-d202-5a3a-9ab4-976566f2b56a | 330 | The New York Times | [{"name": "glocations", "value": "Iran"}, {"name": "glocations", "value": "Cambodia"}] | [] | false | 0 | 1,979 | 1 | 108 | not_archived | 0 |
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NYT Iran Coverage (1979–2025)
A dataset of 43,316 New York Times articles about Iran, spanning 1979–2025, collected for academic research in Digital Humanities.
Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| uri | NYT article URI |
| url / web_url | Article URL |
| headline | Article headline |
| abstract | Short abstract |
| lead_paragraph | Opening paragraph |
| fulltext | Full article body (when available) |
| scrape_status | success, failed, not_archived, too_short, extraction_failed |
| fulltext_word_count | Word count of full text |
| pub_date | Publication date |
| year | Publication year |
| section_name | NYT section |
| keywords | Associated keywords |
Coverage by Decade
| Decade | Coverage |
|---|---|
| 1970s | 26.3% (TimeMachine paywall) |
| 1980s | 79.2% |
| 1990s | 93.9% |
| 2000s | 56.0% |
| 2010s | 69.5% |
| 2020s | 3.1% (too recent for Wayback) |
Usage
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_parquet("iran_articles_full.parquet")
License
This dataset is shared for academic research purposes only (CC BY-NC 4.0). Article texts are copyrighted by The New York Times.
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