A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

IRAN1960-January 1963

Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

IRAN1960-January 1963

INTERNAL AFFAIRSDecimal Numbers 788, 888, and 988

andFOREIGN AFFAIRS

Decimal Numbers 688 and 611.88

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide Compiled byBlair Hydrick

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Iran, 1960-January 1963 [microform] :internal affairs and foreign affairs / project coordinator Robert E. Lester.

microfilm reels.Reproduces Record Group 59, State Department Central Decimal Files, Decimal Files

788, 888, and 988 (Internal Affairs) and Decimal Files 688 and 611.88 (Foreign Affairs)for 1960-January 1963, National Archives, College Park, Maryland.

Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Blair Hydrick, entitled: A guide tothe microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Iran,1960-January 1963.ISBN 1-55655-912-7

1. Iran--Politics and government--1941-1979--Sources. 2. Iran--Foreignrelations--United States--Sources. 3. United States--Foreign relations--Iran--Sources.4. United States. Dept. of State--Archives. I. Title: Confidential US State Departmentcentral files. Iran, 1960-January 1963. II. Title: Iran, 1960-January 1963. III. Lester,Robert. IV. Hydrick, Blair. V. United States. Dept. of State. VI. LEXIS-NEXIS (Firm)VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department centralfiles. Iran, 1960-January 1963.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction vScope and Content Note viiSource Note ixOrganization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System xiNumerical List of Country Numbers xvAcronym List xxiiiReel Index

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs

Reels 1-2788.0 Political Affairs 1

Reel 3788.0 Political Affairs cont 4788.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 6

Reel 4788.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government cont 7

Reel 5788.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government 12788.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government 12788.5 National Defense Affairs 13

Reel 6788.5 National Defense Affairs cont 15

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs888.0 Economic Matters 18

Reels 7-8888.0 Economic Matters cont 18

Reel 9888.0 Economic Matters cont 21888.1 Financial Matters 24

Reel 10888.1 Financial Matters cont 24

Reel 11888.1 Financial Matters cont 28888.2 Agriculture 31

Reel 12888.2 Agriculture cont 32

Reel 13888.2 Agriculture cont 36888.3 Manufacturers; Manufacturing 37888.4 Social Matters 38

Reel 14888.4 Social Matters cont 39888.5 Public Order, Safety and Health 40

Communications; Transportation; Science988.1 Postal 41988.4 Radio; Radiobroadcasting 41988.5 Television 41988.6 Public Press 41988.7 Transportation 42

Reel 15988.7 Transportation cont 42988.8 Science 44

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Iran688.00 Political Relations between Iran and Other Countries 44688.11 Political Relations between Iran and the U.S 44688.61 Political Relations between Iran and the USSR 44688.89 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan 44688.90D Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan 45688.91 Political Relations between Iran and India 45688.93 Political Relations between Iran and China [PRC] 45688.9441 Political Relations between Iran and Japan 45688.95B Political Relations between Iran and South Korea 45

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Iran611.88 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran 45

Reel 16611.88 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran cont 47

Subject Index 53

INTRODUCTION

To help the Zahedi government in the post-Mossadeq era, the United Statesarranged for immediate economic assistance. The Iranian government restoreddiplomatic relations with Britain in December 1953, and a new oil agreement wasconcluded in the following year. The shah, fearing both Soviet influence and internalopposition, sought to bolster his regime by edging closer to Britain and the UnitedStates. In October 1955, Iran joined the Baghdad Pact, which brought together the"northern tier" countries of Iraq, Turkey, and Pakistan in an alliance that includedBritain, with the United States serving as a supporter of the pact but not a fullmember. (The pact was renamed the Central Treaty Organization--CENTO--afterIraq's withdrawal in 1958.) In March 1959, Iran signed a bilateral defense agreementwith the United States. In the cold war atmosphere, relations with the Soviet Unionwere official, but not cordial. The shah visited the Soviet Union in 1956, but Sovietpropaganda attacks and Iran's alliance with the West continued. Internally, a periodof political repression followed the overthrow of Mossadeq, as the shah concentratedpower in his own hands. He banned or suppressed the Tudeh, the National Front,and other parties; muzzled the press; and strengthened the secret police, SAVAK(Sazman-e Ettelaat va Amniyat-e Keshvar). Elections to the Majlis in 1954 and 1956were closely controlled. The shah appointed Hosain Ala to replace Zahedi as primeminister in April 1955 and thereafter named a succession of prime ministers whowere willing to do his bidding.

Attempts at economic development and political reform were inadequate. Rising oilrevenues allowed the government to launch the Second Development Plan (1955-1962) in 1956. A number of large-scale industrial and agricultural projects wereinitiated, but economic recovery from the disruptions of the oil nationalization periodwas slow. The infusion of oil money led to rapid inflation and spreading discontent,and strict controls provided no outlets for political unrest. When martial law, whichhad been instituted in August 1953 after the coup, ended in 1957, the shah orderedtwo of his senior officials to form a majority party and a loyal opposition as the basisfor a two-party system. These became known as the Melliyun and the Mardomparties. These officially sanctioned parties did not satisfy demands for wider politicalrepresentation, however. During Majlis elections in 1960, contested primarily by theMelliyun and the Mardom parties, charges of widespread fraud could not besuppressed, and the shah was forced to cancel the elections. Jafar Sharif-Emami, astaunch loyalist, became prime minister. After renewed and more strictly controlledelections, the Majlis convened in February 1961. But as economic conditionsworsened and political unrest grew, the Sharif-Emami government fell in May 1961.

Yielding both to domestic demands for change and to pressure for reform fromPresident John F. Kennedy's administration, the shah named Ali Amini, a wealthylandlord and senior civil servant, as prime minister. Amini was known as an advocateof reform. He received a mandate from the shah to dissolve parliament and rule for

six months by cabinet decree. Amini loosened controls on the press, permitted theNational Front and other political parties to resume activity, and ordered the arrest ofa number of former senior officials on charges of corruption. Under Amini, the cabinetapproved the Third Development Plan (1962-1968) and undertook a program toreorganize the civil service. In January 1962, in the single most important measure ofthe fourteen-month Amini government, the cabinet approved a law for landdistribution.

The Amini government, however, was beset by numerous problems. Belt-tightening measures ordered by the prime minister were necessary, but in the shortterm they intensified recession and unemployment. This recession causeddiscontent in the bazaar and business communities. In addition, the prime ministeracted in an independent manner, and the shah and senior military and civilianofficials close to the court resented this challenge to royal authority. Moreover,although enjoying limited freedom of activity for the first time in many years, theNational Front and other opposition groups pressed the prime minister for electionsand withheld their cooperation. Amini was unable to meet a large budget deficit; theshah refused to cut the military budget; and the United States, which had previouslysupported Amini, refused further aid. As a result, Amini resigned in July 1962.

He was replaced by Asadollah Alam, one of Mohammad Reza Shah's closeconfidants. Building on the credit earned in the countryside and in urban areas by theland distribution program, the shah submitted six measures to a national referendumin January 1963. In addition to land reform, these measures included profit-sharingfor industrial workers in private sector enterprises, nationalization of forests andpastureland, sale of government factories to finance land reform, amendment of theelectoral law to give more representation on supervisory councils to workers andfarmers, and establishment of a Literacy Corps to allow young men to satisfy theirmilitary service requirement by working as village literacy teachers. The shahdescribed the package as his White Revolution and when the referendum votes werecounted, the government announced a 99 percent majority in favor of the program. Inaddition to these other reforms, the shah announced in February that he wasextending the right to vote to women.

These measures earned the government considerable support among certainsectors of the population, but they did not deal immediately with sources of unrest.Economic conditions were still difficult for the poorer classes. Many clerical leadersopposed land reform and the extension of suffrage to women. These leaders werealso concerned about the extension of government and royal authority that thereforms implied. For example, Ayatollah Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini, areligious leader in Qom, was arrested after a fiery speech in which he directlyattacked the shah. The arrest sparked three days of the most violent riots thecountry had witnessed since the overthrow of Mossadeq a decade earlier. The shahseverely suppressed these riots, and, for the moment, the government appeared tohave triumphed over its opponents.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1960-January 1963

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of Americandiplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developmentsthroughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the scope of the StateDepartment's Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series, the Central Filesprovide extensive coverage of all political, military, social, and economic mattersrelating to a particular country and/or world event.

The State Department Central Files for 1960-January 1963 cover a crucial periodin U.S. and world history. Each part of the 1960-January 1963 series contains awide range of primary materials: special reports and observations on political andmilitary affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic matters; interviews andminutes of meetings with U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders; legal andclaims documentation; full texts of important letters and cables sent and received byU.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reports, news clippings, and translationsfrom journals and newspapers; and countless high-level/head of state governmentdocuments, including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-memoire, andtranscripts of political meetings and assemblies.

In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American foreignpolicy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the policies of thesecountries toward the United States. Of even greater importance for the study ofindividual countries is the comprehensive manner in which the Central Filesilluminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. There are thousands of pagesarranged topically and chronologically on crucial subjects: political parties, unrestand revolution, human rights, government administration, fiscal and monetary issues,labor, housing, police and crime, public health and works, national defense, militaryequipment and supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education,religion, culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more,the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and analysis.

SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, MD, RecordGroup 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files, decimalnumbers 788, 888, and 988 (Iran's internal affairs), and decimal numbers 688 and611.88 (Iran's foreign affairs and U.S. relations with Iran) for the period 1960-January 1963. All available original documents have been microfilmed.

ORGANIZATION OF THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification systemto organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individualdocuments according to their subject, with each subject having a specific decimalcode. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists of ten primaryclassifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subject area.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, andOrganizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. CustomsAdministration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. CulturalAffairs. Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.

Internal AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University Publications

of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in Classes 7, 8, and 9.Within these classes each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimalfile number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refersto the date on which the document was generated. Documents within each decimalfile number are arranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number isstamped on the right side of the first page of every document.

These classes are concerned almost exclusively with the internal matters ofindividual countries. The class number (7, 8, or 9) is followed by the country number.The number following the decimal point indicates subtopics within the majorclassifications. The date after the slant mark (/) identifies the individual document.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

788.11/5-560 indicates a document dated May 5, 1960, relating to the chiefexecutive of the executive branch of government (11) in Iran (88).

888.14/3-1760 indicates a document dated March 17, 1960, relating to banks andbanking (14) in Iran (88).

988.40/1-362 indicates a document dated January 3, 1962, relating to radio andradiobroadcasting (40) in Iran (88).

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

Foreign AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, UPA has microfilmed

the documents contained in Class 6. Within this class, each subject is defined by adecimal file number. The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark (/). Thenumber after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document wasgenerated. Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronologicalorder. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first page ofevery document.

In this publication, records classified 688 deal with the foreign policy of Iran and itspolitical relations with other nations. Due to the State Department's arrangement ofthese records, countries assigned numbers below 88 will not be found in this file.UPA, however, has included files dealing with the political relations between theUnited States (country number 11) and Iran in this publication. In order to find thepolitical relations between Iran and countries other than the United States that have anumber lower than 88, the researcher should check the Class 6 records for thatcountry. These records can be found either at the National Archives, College Park,Maryland, or in microform publications that UPA has made available to libraries.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

688.89/12-1260 indicates a document dated December 12, 1960, relating to thebilateral relations between Iran (88) and Afghanistan (89).

611.88/5-1860 indicates a document dated May 18, 1960, relating to the bilateralrelations between the United States of America (11) and Iran (88).

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

NUMERICAL LIST OFCOUNTRYNUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe)01 Outer Space (Aerosphere)01a Moon02 Antarctic03 Arctic10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE11 United States11a Hawaii (Ocean or Kure Islands and Palmyra Island)11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean11c Puerto Rico11d Guam11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and

Flamenco Islands11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)11h Wake Island12 Mexico13 CENTRAL AMERICA14 Guatemala15 Honduras16 El Salvador17 Nicaragua18 Costa Rica19 Panama20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)21 Colombia22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)23 Peru24 Bolivia25 Chile31 Venezuela32 Brazil33 Uruguay34 Paraguay

35 Argentina36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines3 8 Haiti39 Dominican Republic40 EUROPE40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)40b Iceland41 Great Britain, United Kingdom41a Northern Ireland41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)41c British Honduras41d British Guiana41e British West Indies (includes 41f-41j)41f The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)41g Bahamas41h Bermuda41j Virgin Islands41r Falkland Islands41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South

Sandwich Islands)41t South Shetland Islands42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)43 Australia44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands

[Tokela])45 British Territories in Africa45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free

State, Natal)45b British South Africa (45c-45f)45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)45d Basutoland45e Bechuanaland45f Swaziland45g British West Africa45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British

Protectorate)45j Ghana (see 79)45m Sierra Leone45n Gambia45p British East Africa45r Kenya Colony45s Uganda45t Zanzibar45u Somaliland (protectorate)45w Sudan45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)46 British territories in Asia46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands

46b Laccadive Islands46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,

Socotra, Abdul Quid, and Kuria Muria Islands)46d Bahrein Islands46e Ceylon46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)46g Hong Kong46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)46j Republic of the Maldive Islands46k Fiji46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea)46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),

Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and Britishinterest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands

47 British territories in Mediterranean47a Gibraltar47b Malta47c Cyprus47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,

Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)47e Tristan da Cunha47f Ascension Island47g Seychelles47h Mauritius48 Poland (including Danzig)49 Czechoslovakia50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE50a Luxembourg50b Monaco50c Andorra50d San Marino50f Liechtenstein50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)51 France (including Corsica)51a St. Pierre and Miquelon51b Martinique51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,

Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,collectively)

51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini51e French colonies in America51f French India51g Indochina51h Cambodia51j Laos51k Vietnam51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,

Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)5 1 n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-lies S o u s - l e - V e n t )

51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; GambierArchipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)

51r New Hebrides51s Algeria51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory

Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;Mauritania and Dakar), Togo

51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; MiddleCongo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad-Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun

51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs

51w Madagascar51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.

Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern

Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)52 Spain52a Canary Islands52b Spanish possessions in Africa52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla52g Balearic Islands53 Portugal53a Madeira53b Azores53c Mozambique53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, and Diu)53e Macao (Macau)53f Timor53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antao, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Fogo,

Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,Rei, and Rombo)

53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and BolamaIsland

53k Sao Thome (Sao Tome) and Principe53m Ladana and Cabinda53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,

Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda53p Portuguese East Africa54 Switzerland55 Belgium55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)56 Netherlands56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curacao,

Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)

56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, NetherlandsNew Guinea, or Western New Guinea)

56d Indonesia56f Sumatra57 Norway57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)58 Sweden59 Denmark59a Greenland59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,

81, and European part of 82)60a Baltic States60b Esthonia60c Latvia60d Lithuania60e Finland (Aland Islands)61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics61a Bessarabia61b Ukraine61c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)62 Germany62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)62b Russian Zone (East Germany)62c Polish Administration63 Austria64 Hungary65 Italy65a Vatican City66 Rumania (Roumania)67 Albania68 Yugoslavia69 Bulgaria70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British

possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.)70a Mediterranean countries (General)70b Republic of Guinea (see 79)70g Congo Republic70x Republic of South Africa71 Morocco72 Tunisia73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica74 Egypt (see 86b)75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)75a Eritrea76 Liberia

77 Trust Territory of Somaliland78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b)80 NEAR EAST81 Greece8la Crete81b Samos82 Turkey83 Syria (see 86b)83a Lebanon (Levant States)84 Palestine84a Israel85 Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan)86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)86d Kuwait86e Muscat and Oman86f Qatar86g Trucial Sheikhs86h Yemen87 Iraq (Mesopotamia)88 Iran (Persia)89 Afghanistan90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)90a Bhutan90b Burma90c Nepal90d Pakistan (Baluchistan)91 India92 Thailand (Siam)93 China93a Manchuria93b Tibet94 Japan94a Formosa (Taiwan)94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and

Marcus)95 Korea95a North Korea95b South Korea96 Philippine Republic97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,

Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includesProvince of Wellesley)

98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)

99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (LadroneIslands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

ACRONYM LIST

ARAMCO Arabian-American Oil CompanyCARE Cooperative for American Relief EverywhereD.C. District of ColumbiaIBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and

DevelopmentIMF International Monetary FundIPC International Petroleum CorporationLtd. LimitedMAAG Military Advisory Assistance GroupNIOC National Iranian Oil CompanyOPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting CountriesPL Public LawPRC People's Republic of ChinaSAVAK Sazman-e Ettelaat va Amniyat-e Keshvar (Iranian

National Organization for Intelligence and Security)UAR United Arab RepublicUNICEF United Nations International Children's Emergency

FundUSSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

REEL INDEX

ReeMInternal Political and National Defense Affairs

Reel File Subject788.00 Political Affairs [General]

0001 June 1960Kurdish situation; Iran-USSR relations; Mardom Party; militarycoup in Turkey; Prime Minister Manuchehr Eqbal; internal securitysituation; summary of tribes located in Fars Province; evaluationof Majlis; Majlis election campaign.

0145 July 1960Kurdish situation; Majlis election campaign; Melliyun Party; ShamsSadri case; Mardom Party.

0211 August 1960Majlis election campaign and election results; Mardom Party;Tabriz Electoral Supervisory Council controversy; election fraud.

0304 September 1960Majlis elections; resignation of Prime Minister Manuchehr Eqbal;Kurdish refugees; Kurdish tribes in Iran; election fraud; Iran-USSRrelations; election laws; program of Prime Minister Jafar Sharif-Emami's government; arrest of Toiler's Party leader, MozafarBaqai; resignation of Mardom Party leader, Asadollah Alam.

0429 October 1960Election laws; SAVAK activities; governor general appointments;municipal council elections.

0486 November 1960Kurdish tribes in Iran; corruption.

0526 December 1960Corruption; Majlis elections; municipal council elections; SAVAKactivities; Alayar Saleh; Qashqai tribal resettlement program.

0586 January 1961Majlis elections; municipal council elections; election fraud; tribalbanditry in Khuzistan; nationalist activities in Isfahan.

0679 February 1961Kurdish nationalism; Majlis elections; opposition to the shah;election fraud, corruption; National Front activities; student unrestin Tehran.

0771 March 1961Iranian military command changes; Majlis elections; studentpolitical activities; closing of Tabriz University; resignation ofGeneral Teimur Bakhtiar as head of SAVAK; opposition to JafarSharif-Emami government; election violence in Borujen; visit ofQueen Elizabeth II of Great Britain; cabinet changes.

0810 April 1961Selection of new Shia Muslim leader; National Front activities;U.S. economic aid; Majlis election procedures; Kurdishnationalism; oil workers strike at Masjid-i-Sulaiman.

0906 May 1961Opposition to the shah; budget; school teachers' strike; shahdissolves the Majlis and the Senate; Kurdish separatism in Syria;Khuzistan political developments; corruption; appointment ofPrime Minister AN Amini; National Front activities.

Reel 2Internal Political and National Defense Affairs cont.

788.00 Political Affairs [General] cont.0001 June 1961

National Front activities; opposition to Amini government; politicalreforms; arrest of former Army Prosecutor General HoseinAzmudeh; Tehran University student demonstrations.

0087 July 1961Arrests of former Army Prosecutor General Hosein Azmudeh andof former chief of Plan Organization Ahmad Aramesh; oppositionto Amini government; Azerbaijan agrarian disturbances; NationalFront activities; political reforms; call for Majlis elections; PrimeMinister AN Amini's relations with the shah; report on conditions inBakhtiari Mountains; Tehran University student demonstrations.

0229 August 1961Repression by Amini government; National Front activities; callsfor Majlis elections; report on conditions in Bahktiari Mountains;government-sponsored demonstration celebrating eighthanniversary of overthrow of Mossadeq government; anti-corruption campaign; Society of the Free activities.

0310 September 1961Report on conditions in Sharaz; Khuzistan governmental reshuffle;anticorruption campaign; assessment of Amini government;Socialist League National Congress; controls on academic andpolitical activities of Iranians studying abroad; calls for Majliselections; National Front propaganda.

0376 October 1961National Front activities; anticorruption campaign; Melliyun PartyCentral Committee election; 2500th anniversary of foundation ofPersian Empire; new electoral regulations; report on conditions inBakhtiairi Mountains; shah's dissatisfaction with Prime MinisterAmini; U.S. economic aid and support for Amini government.

0479 November 1961Tehran University student demonstrations; calls for Majliselections; opposition to Amini government; arrests of Tudeh Partyofficials and of former chief of Plan Organization Abdol HasanEbtehaj; anticorruption campaign; student radical activities inAbadan; political reforms.

0559 December 1961Assessment of Amini government; anticorruption campaign;Tehran University student demonstrations; opposition to Aminigovernment.

0600 January 1962Anticorruption campaign; arrest of Abdol Hasan Ebtehaj; politicalreforms; acquittal of Mosafar Baqai; Iranian student riots inVienna, Austria; Tehran University student demonstrations.

0668 February 1962Student demonstrations at Tehran and Meshed Universities;opposition to Amini government; UAR propaganda.

0717 March 1962Second Mardom Party Congress; legislation governing village,municipal, and provincial councils.

0739 April 1962Anticorruption campaign; reopening of Meshed University;Mardom Party activities; Ahmad Razavi's plans to form Iraniangovernment in exile.

0774 May 1962Political and economic role of landlords in Azerbaijan; UAR-lranpropaganda war; anticorruption campaign.

0788 June 1962Abdol Hasan Ebtehaj case; Amini government fiscal problems;report on conditions in Yazd and Kerman.

0814 July 1962Amini government fiscal problems; report on conditions inBakhtiari Mountains; local elections in Khuzistan; fall of Aminigovernment; appointment of Prime Minister Assadollah Alam;Alam government program; anticorruption campaign; NationalFront views on Amini and Alam governments; MahabadGovernorate development needs.

0855 August 1962Calls for Majlis elections; Alam government position on Kurdishproblem; opposition to Alam government; U.S. Military PlanningTeam for Iran recommendations.

0895 September 1962Report on conditions in Meshed; municipal council elections inMeshed; Iranian policy toward Kurds; U.S. economic assessmentof Iran.

0911 October 1962Shah's position on Majlis elections; shah's visits to Azerbaijan andKurdistan; municipal council elections in Isfahan; internal security;report on condition of Bakhtiari tribes.

0956 November 1962Kidnapping of D. C. Dankworth by Kurdish raiders; announcementof Majlis elections; imposition of martial law in Pars Province; U.S.economic aid.

0979 December 1962U.S. economic assessment of Iran; opposition to Alamgovernment; National Front activities; land reform program; Shirazmunicipal council elections.

Reel 3Internal Political and National Defense Affairs cont.

788.00 Political Affairs [General] cont.0001 January 1963

Referendum on land reform program; arrest of Iranian studentdemonstrators at Iranian Embassy in Washington, D.C.; studentdemonstrations at Meshed and Tehran Universities; decision toallow women to vote in land reform referendum.

0059 788.00May Day Political Affairs: May Day

788.00(W) Political Affairs: Weeka Reports[Weekly reports on Iranian political, economic, and militarydevelopments.]

0060 January 1960

0082 February 1960

0104 March 1960

0122 April 1960

0138 May 1960

0149 June 1960

0169 July 1960

0193 August 1960

0205 September 1960

0234 October 1960

0252 November 1960

0272 December 1960

0294 January 1961

0313 February 1961

0333 March 1961

0360 April 1961

0380 May 1961

0398 June 1961

0416 July 1961

0438 August 1961

0454 September 1961

0476 October 1961

0502 November 1961

0514 December 1961

0541 January 1962

0568 February 1962

0598 March 1962

0621 April 1962

0635 May 1962

0655 June 1962

0674 July 1962

0697 August 1962

0714 September 1962

0733 October 1962

0755 November 1962

0771 December 1962

0784 January 1963

0797 788.001 Political Affairs: Communism

0806 788.0168 Political Affairs: Agents--Yugoslavia

0807 788.02 Political Affairs: Government

0817 788.022 Political Affairs: Government--Territory

0847 788.03 Political Affairs: Constitution

0872 788.081 Political Affairs: Citizenship--Passports

0875 788.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government

0885 788.10[888.10 Financial Matters [General]]

788.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive

0886 January 1960Wedding of the shah; Prince Abdol Reza Pahlavi's visit to UnitedStates; Empress Farah Diba.

0906 February 1960Prince Abdol Reza Pahlavi's visit to United States; shah's visit toPakistan.

0913 March 1960Prince Abdol Reza Pahlavi's visit to United States; pregnancy ofEmpress Farah Diba; shah's visit to Khuzistan.

0932 April 1960Taxation of royalties paid to the shah; shah's visits to Khuristanand Meshed.

Reel 4Internal Political and National Defense Affairs cont.

788.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive cont.

0001 May 1960Speeches by the shah; shah's visits to Belgium, Sweden, andAustria.

0026 June 1960Iran-USSR relations.

0033 July 1960Prince Abdol Reza Pahlavi's visit to United States; speeches bythe shah; U.S. military aid.

0045 August 1960Shah invited to visit U.S. Sixth Fleet; speeches by the shah; U.S.military aid.

0059 September 1960Publication of shah's autobiography; U.S. military aid; speechesby shah; Iran-USSR relations.

0072 October 1960Speeches by shah; birth of heir to the throne.

0096 November 1960Birth of heir to the throne; succession to the throne of Iran; officialceremony installing Iranian crown prince imperial; speeches byshah.

0119 December 1960Publication of shah's autobiography; speeches by shah.

0140 January 1961Speeches by shah.

0142 February 1961Speeches by shah.

0149 March 1961Speeches by shah.

0152 April 1961U.S. contingency plans in case of death or sudden flight of theshah; shah's visit to Meshed.

0159 May 1961Speeches by shah; shah's visit to Norway.

0164 June 1961Speeches by shah.

0169 August 1961Speeches by shah.

0180 September 1961U.S. military aid.

0183 October 1961Shah's views on Iranian foreign relations; shah's visit to France;Prince Qolam Reza Pahlavi's visit to Tabriz.

0194 November 1961Shah's relationship with Prime Minister AN Amini; U.S. military aid;shah's visit to Isfahan.

0198 December 1961U.S. economic aid.

0211 January 1962Iranian student demonstration at Iranian Embassy in Washington,D.C.

0221 February 1962Near East Foundation invitation to shah; invitation to shah to visitUnited States; proposed atomic energy detection systeminstallation in Iran.

0229 March 1962U.S. military aid; invitation to shah to visit United States; possiblestudent demonstrations against the shah in the United States;preparations and planning for shah's visit to United States.

0348 April 1962Shah's visit to United States and meeting with President Kennedy.

0426 May 1962Empress Farah and Crown Prince Reza's visit to Mesed;speeches by shah.

0445 June 1962U.S. contingency planning in event of sudden unplanned removalof shah; shah's visit to Pakistan.

0451 July 1962Shah's visits to Pakistan and Afghanistan; U.S. military aid; Aminigovernment fiscal problems; shah offers to mediate Pakistan-Afghanistan dispute; shah's meeting with Mohammed Ayub Khanof Pakistan and King Zahir Shah of Afghanistan.

0517 August 1962Shah's visit to Afghanistan and meeting with King Zahir Shah;shah's offer to mediate Pakistan-Afghanistan dispute; shah'smeeting with Mohammed Ayub Khan; speeches by shah; VicePresident Lyndon Johnson's visit to Iran.

0549 September 1962

0554 October 1962Shah's visit to Turkey.

0565 November 1962Shah's visit to Turkey.

0587 December 1962U.S. military aid; land reform program; shah's meeting with U.S.Senator Ernest Gruening.

0600 January 1963Speeches by shah; U.S. military aid.

0604 788.111 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive: Provincial Governors

788.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet;Ministry

0615 January 1960Cabinet changes; creation of Geological Survey.

0621 February 1960Cabinet changes; Hasan AN Mansur's appointment as minister ofcommerce.

0634 March 1960Ministry of Justice progress report.

0639 April 1960Achievements of Eqbal government.

0640 May 1960

0641 June 1960Prime Minister Manuchehr Eqbal's tour of Khorasan Province;speech by Prime Minister Eqbal.

0662 August 1960Resignation of Prime Minister Eqbal; appointment of Jafar Sharif-Emami as prime minister.

0664 September 1960Resignation of Eqbal government; appointment of Jafar Sharif-Emami as prime minister; Yadollah Azodi appointed foreignminister.

0672 October 1960Cabinet changes; assessment of Sharif-Emami cabinet.

0687 November 1960Prime Minister Sharif-Emami's foreign and domestic policies.

0689 December 1960

0690 January 1961Resignation of Khosrow Hedayat as managing director of PlanOrganization; economic stabilization program.

0694 February 1961Ahmad Aramesh's appointment as managing director of PlanOrganization.

0695 March 1961Cabinet changes; corruption.

0698 April 1961Cabinet changes.

0703 May 1961Cabinet changes; appointment of AN Amini as prime minister;members of Amini government; list of Foreign Ministry officials;decree dissolving Majlis; U.S. assessment of Amini government;Ministry of Finance reorganization.

0730 June 1961Ministry of Finance reorganization; U.S. assessment of Aminigovernment; cabinet changes; appointment of Jahangir Amuzegaras minister of commerce; U.S. contingency planning in the eventof death or incapacity of Prime Minister Amini.

0751 July 1961Foreign Ministry reorganization; partition of former Ministry ofCustoms and Monopolies; appointment of Naser Qoli Zolfaqari asminister of state.

0757 August 1961Cabinet and undersecretaries of the Amini government; PrimeMinister Amini's visit to Meshed.

0779 September 1961Prime Minister Amini's visits to Isfahan and Shiraz; Ministry ofLabor policies; deterioration in administration of Ministry of Roads.

0791 October 1961Prime Minister Amini's visit to Azerbaijan; establishment ofForeign Aid Coordination Bureau.

0801 November 1961

0803 January 1962Formation of High Administrative Council; resignation of FinanceMinister Abdol Hosein Behnia; financial reform program.

0814 February 1962

0819 March 1962U.S. military aid; Abbas Aram's appointment as foreign minister.

0824 April 1962Appointment of Heidar AN Ghaffari as undersecretary ofcommerce.

0831 May 1962Prime Minister Amini's pilgrimage to Mecca.

0836 June 1962Resignation of Safi Asfia as managing director of the PlanOrganization.

0842 July 1962OPEC resolutions; budget; U.S. support for Amini government;resignation of Prime Minister Amini; list of Foreign Ministryofficials; appointment of Assadollah Alam as prime minister; list ofAlam government cabinet ministers.

0890 August 1962Labor Department activities in Azerbaijan.

0894 September 1962Foreign Ministry reorganization; Prime Minister Alam's visit toAzerbaijan and Kurdistan; Plan Organization reorganization;establishment of National Economic Council.

0902 November 1962Land reform program; cabinet and undersecretaries of the Alamgovernment.

0911 December 1962Shah's meeting with Senator Ernest Gruening.

Reel 5Internal Political and National Defense Affairs cont.

0001 788.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government

0015 788.21 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government--Proceedings

0100 788.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government

0104 788.311 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--National Courts:Attorneys

0109 788.32 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Proceedings

0110 788.33 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction

0130 788.332 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction:Rights of Aliens to Sue in National Courts

0144 788.34 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes

0166 788.344 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes:Probate

0169 788.3611 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Effect ofJudgments and Decrees: Effect of Judgments and Decrees ofCourts of the U.S. in Iran

788.5 National Defense Affairs [General]

[U.S. military aid.]0171 February 1960

0172 September 1960Objectives of Imperial Iranian Armed Forces.

0180 December 1960

0186 January 1961

0188 February 1961General Teimur Bakhtiar's visit to United States.

0201 March 1961Changes in defense and security establishment in Isfahan.

0206 April 1961General Fereidun Kusheshi's appointment as III Corpscommander.

0209 June 1961Determinants of loyalty and morale in Iranian armed forces.

0213 July 1961

0215 August 1961

0217 September 1961

0220 October 1961

0222 November 1961

0230 December 1961

0238 January 1962

0244 February 1962Military budget.

0255 March 1962Civic action program.

0275 April 1962Antiguerrilla training; civic action program.

0284 May 1962Civic action program.

0305 June 1962

Appointment of General George S. Eckhardt as chief of U.S.military mission and MAAG in Iran.

0313 July 1962Resignation of Prime Minister AN Amini.

0334 August 1962Iranian military civil affairs program; military budget.

0359 September 1962

0411 October 1962

0426 November 1962Internal defense plan.

0427 December 1962General Lyman Lemnitzer's meeting with the shah; internaldefense plan.

0449 January 1963

788.5MSP National Defense Affairs: Mutual Security Program[U.S. military and economic aid.]

0456 January 1960IBRD loan agreement with Industrial and Mining DevelopmentBank of Iran.

0504 February 1960Appointment of General John C. Hayden as chief of U.S. militarymission and MAAG in Iran.

0532 March 1960

0546 April 1960

0555 May 1960

0568 June 1960Economic development program; economic stabilization program.

0615 July 1960Military budget.

0633 August 1960

0652 September 1960

0705 October 1960

0720 November 1960

0730 December 1960

0747 January 1961

0750 February 1961

0788 March 1961Military budget.

0816 April 1961Military budget; economic stabilization program.

0830 May 1961Iranian foreign exchange position; economic stabilization program.

0854 June 1961

Reel 6Internal Political and National Defense Affairs cont.

788.5MSP National Defense Affairs: Mutual Security Program cont.[U.S. military and economic aid.]

0001 July 1961Military budget.

0145 August 1961

0164 September 1961U.S. contingency planning for Soviet military action against Iran;Iranian government external financing requirements.

0189 October 1961

0218 November 1961

0233 January 1962

0234 March 1962

0238 July 1962

0239 August 1962

0240 788.52 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities

788.521 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities--BiographicalData[Biographical materials on Iranian political and military figures.]

0244 March 1960

0250 September 1960

0251 October 1960

0276 March 1961

0279 April 1961

0290 May 1961

0291 June 1961

0302 September 1961

0306 October 1961

0314 January 1962

0318 April 1962

0322 May 1962

0325 June 1962

0383 August 1962

0394 October 1962

0396 January 1963

0398 788.53 National Defense Affairs: Military Courts

0401 788.54 National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers; Troop Movements

0425 788.5411 National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers; Troop Movements--U.S.

0436 788.5461 National Defense Affairs: Overflights--by the USSR

0439 788.5486A National Defense Affairs: Overflights--by Saudi Arabia

0440 788.5487 National Defense Affairs: Overflights--by Iraq

0441 788.55 National Defense Affairs: Organization

0442 788.551 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel

0469 788.5511 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Desertion

0471 788.5512 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Pensions

0478 788.553 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Schools and Academies

0485 788.56 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies

0506 788.561 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;Ordnance

0523 788.5611 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;Ordnance: Nuclear Weapons

0525 788.5612 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;Ordnance: Guided Missiles

0540 788.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Ships;Aircraft: Military Aircraft

0548 788.563 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases

0557 788.56300 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases: ofOther Countries

0600 788.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases: U.S.

0670 788.56341 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases: GreatBritain

0671 788.56361 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases: USSR

0676 788.56362A National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases: WestGermany

0677 788.57 National Defense Affairs: Hospitals

0680 788.58 National Defense Affairs: Missions

0762 788.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Military Personnel ofthe U.S. to Iran

0809 788.5841 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Military Personnel ofGreat Britain to Iran

0810 788.5862A National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Military Personnel ofWest Germany to Iran

0812 788.5886A National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Military Personnel ofSaudi Arabia to Iran

0813 788.5893 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Military Personnel of[Nationalist] China to Iran

0815 788.7189[988.7189 Transportation: Land Transportation--between Iran and

Afghanistan]

0816 788.734[988.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Port Facilities]

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs

888.00 Economic Matters [General][Economic reviews and assessments.]

0818 January 1960Third Iranian economic development plan.

Reel?Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.00 Economic Matters [General] cont.[Economic reviews and assessments.]

0001 January 1960 cont.Economic development program.

0047 February 1960

0095 March 1960Economic development program.

0129 April 1960

0189 May 1960

0260 June 1960Economic stabilization program; economic indicators; economicdevelopment projects.

0322 July 1960Iranian government efforts to control public investments andforeign borrowing.

0395 August 1960Economic indicators.

0436 September 1960Economic stabilization program.

0461 October 1960

0519 November 1960Economic stabilization program.

0576 December 1960Economic indicators; economic stabilization program.

0623 January 1961Economic stabilization program.

0689 February 1961Industrial and Mining Development Bank of Iran operations; thirdeconomic development plan.

0765 March 1961Plan Organization report; economic indicators.

0813 April 1961Plan Organization activities in Azerbaijan.

0842 May 1961Plan Organization financial crisis; Amini government economicprogram.

Reel 8Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.00 Economic Matters [General] cont.[Economic reviews and assessments.]

0001 May 1961 cont.

0035 June 1961Economic indicators; Export-Import Bank credits.

0093 July 1961

0120 August 1961

0142 September 1961Economic indicators; third economic development plan.

0180 October 1961Economic indicators; unemployment problem; emergency publicworks program.

0223 November 1961Amini government economic program; economic indicators.

0253 December 1961Economic indicators.

0269 January 1962Third economic development plan; economic indicators; budget.

0315 February 1962Economic indicators; third economic development plan.

0354 March 1962Third economic development plan.

0379 April 1962Economic indicators.

0401 May 1962Economic indicators.

0425 June 1962Resignation of Safi Asfia as managing director of the PlanOrganization; budget; economic indicators.

0457 July 1962OPEC resolutions; report on conditions in Bakhtiari Mountains;Alam government economic program; economic indicators; thirdeconomic development plan.

0492 August 1962Economic indicators.

0551 September 1962Economic indicators; third economic development plan;establishment of National Economic Council.

0598 October 1962Economic indicators.

0622 November 1962

0645 December 1962Establishment of an Economic Congress; economic indicators.

0679 January 1963Economic indicators; third economic development plan; landreform program.

0723 888.00 Economic Matters: Five Year PlanFive Year

0815 888.00PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps

Reel 9Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

0001 888.00 Economic Matters: Seven Year PlanSeven Year

0072 888.00 Economic Matters: Third Five Year PlanThird Year

0098 888.0000 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Iran and OtherCountries

0106 888.0089 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Iran andAfghanistan

0110 888.01 Economic Matters: Cost of Living; Retail Prices

0192 888.02 Economic Matters: Housing

0224 888.051 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments

0229 888.05100 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: by Other Countries

888.05111 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: U.S.0245 January 1960

Intercontinental Hotels Project.

0247 February 1960Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request.

0259 March 1960Food Machinery Corporation fruit processing plant proposal;Willys-Overland sales; exploitation of barite deposits by MagnetCove Barium Corporation.

0266 April 1960Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request.

0272 May 1960Exploitation of barite deposits by Magnet Cove BariumCorporation; Pan American investment plans; Allis-Chalmerscontract with Fars Cement Company; Babler-HalvorsonInternational, Inc.

0284 June 1960Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request;purchase of Plan Organization date processing plant inKorramshahr by Sherkate Wahid.

0291 August 1960Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request; Allis-Chalmers contract with Pars Cement Company.

0296 May 1961

0299 June 1961Complaint by Don Baxter Laboratories, Inc. regarding unfaircompetition by Pahlavi Foundation.

0312 July 1961Joint Iranian-American shipping company.

0313 August 1961Sales promotion of Iranian-made B.F. Goodrich tires inAzerbaijan.

0315 November 1961B.F. Goodrich plant threatens to close if not accorded Iraniangovernmental protection.

0320 January 1962Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request.

0323 March 1962Singer Sewing Machine Company profit remittance request;General Tire Corporation application to establishment factory inIran.

0332 April 1962Goodyear cancels Iranian tire plant project.

0334 May 1962Goodyear cancels Iranian tire plant project; Zahabian case.

0341 July 1962

0342 August 1962

0345 October 1962Iran-U.S. joint venture insurance company.

0350 November 1962Investment guaranty program.

0352 December 1962Investment guaranty agreement and program.

0357 January 1963Workers profit sharing law; opening of Royal Tehran Hilton Hotel.

0360 888.05151 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: France

0361 888.05184A Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: Israel

0365 888.053 Economic Matters: Capital--Corporations

0381 888.054 Economic Matters: Capital--Combinations in Restraint of Trade;Contracts

888.06 Economic Matters: Labor0425 May 1960

Regulations governing employment of foreigners; labor situation inIsfahan.

0434 June 1960Annual labor report for 1959.

0453 July 1960Regulations governing employment of foreigners.

0475 September 1960U.S. regulations regarding registration of foreign missionemployees.

0476 November 1960Work permit regulations.

0477 January 1961Work permits for servants of diplomatic personnel; labor unrest intextile factories.

0497 March 1961Annual labor report for 1960; trade union directory.

0561 May 1961Labor disturbances in Isfahan.

0574 August 1961Minimum wage agreement for oil workers.

0581 November 1961Unemployment in Khorramshahr-Abadan area.

0587 January 1962

0590 July 1962Labor situation in Isfahan.

0598 September 1962Annual labor report for 1961; government loans to Isfahan textilemills; proposed profit sharing plan for industrial workers;enforcement of work permit regulations for foreigners.

0663 October 1962Problem of continued employment of Dez Dam workers; proposedprofit sharing plan for industrial workers.

0670 January 1963Workers profit sharing law.

0672 888.061 Economic Matters: Labor--Wages

0676 888.062 Economic Matters: Labor--Unions

0739 888.072 Economic Matters: Pensions--Old Age

[0744 888.0062A Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Iran and WestGermany]

888.10 Financial Matters [General]0748 January 1960

Budget; commodity import program.

0760 February 1960Budget; Foreign Transactions Company purchasing program;Export-Import Bank credit for economic development projects.

0801 March 1960Budget; Foreign Transactions Company purchasing program.

0818 April 1960Budget.

0865 May 1960Foreign credits to Iran; Bank Melli loan to Ministry of War; budget;Iranian financial position and economic stability; financial positionand prospects of the Plan Organization.

Reel 10Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.10 Financial Matters [General] cont.0001 June 1960

Iranian loan requests; economic stabilization program.

0008 July 1960IMF credit.

0010 August 1960Economic stabilization program.

0011 September 1960Shortage of foreign exchange reserves; application for Export-Import Bank loan for Kashan velvet and rayon factories; Dez Damloan application.

0021 October 1960IMF and Export-Import Bank credits; Martin Mission financialdiscussions with Iran; economic stabilization program.

0056 November 1960Economic stabilization program; Export-Import Bank loan forKashan velvet and rayon factories; Monetary and Credit ControlCouncil activities.

0089 December 1960Military budget; Export-Import Bank credits; U.S. loan and grantassistance to Iran.

0095 January 1961IMF credits; economic stabilization program; budget.

0106 February 1961Economic stabilization program; Plan Organization financingproblems; Bank Melli gold and foreign exchange reserves; Export-Import Bank balance of payments loan.

0131 March 1961Plan Organization financing problems; budget; Export-Import Bankcredit agreement.

0135 April 1961Budget; Export-Import Bank balance of payments loan.

0140 May 1961Budget; expansion of credit; Plan Organization financingproblems; economic stabilization program; balance of paymentsissue; Export-Import Bank balance of payments loan.

0215 June 1961Iranian banks ordered to stop issuing letters of credit; import creditrestrictions; Export-Import Bank credit for highway construction;budget; Iranian foreign debt.

0256 July 1961Export-Import Bank loan; balance of payments issue; PlanOrganization expenditures; budget.

0272 August 1961

Budget.

0279 September 1961Monetary and Credit Control Council efforts to enforce bank creditrestrictions; economic stabilization program; authorization forissuance of Treasury bonds to cover land distribution; regulationsgoverning bank guarantees.

0294 October 1961IMF credit arrangements with Iran; budget.

0300 November 1961Export-Import Bank; IMF credit arrangements with Iran.

0304 January 1962Budget.

0340 February 1962Economic stabilization program; third five-year plan; Export-ImportBank financing of Deere & Company exports to Iran.

0356 March 1962Economic development plan.

0360 April 1962Balance of payments issue.

0374 May 1962Balance of payments issue; budget; IMF consultations and creditprogram; IMF-Iran credit restrictions agreement; economicstabilization program; resignations of Plan Organization officials.

0408 June 1962Budget; Foreign Investment Center.

0437 July 1962Budget; OPEC resolutions; resignation of Prime Minister AN Amini;appointment of Asadollah Alam as prime minister; PahlaviFoundation budget; West German loans to Iran.

0497 August 1962Budget; OPEC resolutions; IMF and IBRD missions to Iran; loannegotiations with West Germany; Iran's internal public debt;economic development program.

0563 September 1962Third Plan Law; easing of credit restrictions; budget.

0569 October 1962

Central Bank of Iran accomplishments and prospects; budget;foreign exchange regulations; Finance Minister Abdol HoseinBehnia's visits to United States and France.

0636 November 1962Export-Import Bank credits for cigarette-making machinery andgrain store establishments; Iranian government issuance ofTreasury bonds; Export-Import Bank delinquent payments.

0654 December 1962Export-Import Bank delinquent payments; Export-Import Bankloans; budget.

0681 January 1963West German loans; Finance Minister Abdol Hosein Behnia'sdispute with Central Bank.

0713 888.11 Financial Matters: Taxation

0717 888.112 Financial Matters: Taxation--Income

0728 888.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System

888.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System--Foreign Exchange[Foreign exchange rates.]

0755 January 1960Bank Melli foreign exchange holdings.

0766 February 1960Bank Melli foreign exchange holdings.

0775 March 1960Bank Melli foreign exchange holdings; foreign exchangepurchases and sales.

0783 April 1960Foreign exchange purchases and sales.

0791 May 1960Foreign exchange purchases and sales; Bank Melli foreignexchange holdings.

0804 June 1960Balance of payments issue; foreign exchange purchases andsales.

0825 July 1960

0826 August 1960

0827 September 1960

0830 October 1960

0831 November 1960

0832 December 1960Bank Melli gold and foreign exchange reserves; foreign exchangepurchases and sales.

0842 January 1961Foreign exchange purchases and sales.

0846 February 1961Foreign exchange purchases and sales.

0849 March 1961

0850 April 1961

0851 May 1961

Reel 11Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System--Foreign Exchange cont.[Foreign exchange rates.]

0001 June 1961Foreign exchange purchases and sales; foreign exchangeshortage.

0011 July 1961Cabinet decree limiting use of Iranian funds abroad for imports.

0017 August 1961

0019 September 1961

0023 October 1961

0025 November 1961

0027 December 1961

0029 January 1962Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings.

0036 February 1962Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings.

0044 March 1962

0046 April 1962Foreign exchange regulations.

0061 May 1962Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings; foreignexchange and import regulations.

0072 June 1962

0074 July 1962Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings.

0081 August 1962

0083 September 1962

0087 October 1962Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings.

0093 November 1962

0095 December 1962

0099 January 1963Central Bank gold and foreign exchange holdings.

0107 888.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking

0198 888.141 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking--Interest

888.16 Financial Matters: Lands[Land reform program.]

0199 February 1961

0206 May 1961Moghan Development Company.

0212 June 1961Distribution of public domain lands in Azerbaijan.

0216 July 1961

0219 October 1961

0223 November 1961

0226 January 1962Land reform law.

0269 February 1962

0281 March 1962

0323 April 1962

0338 May 1962

0346 July 1962

0354 August 1962

0363 September 1962

0366 October 1962

0369 November 1962

0382 December 1962

0401 January 1963

[0430 February 1960]

[0445 March 1960]

[0454 May 1960]

[0457 June 1960]

0469 888.172 Financial Matters: Intellectual and Industrial Property-Trademarks

0477 888.173 Financial Matters: Intellectual and Industrial Property--Copyrights

0479 888.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Foreign Visas;Tourism; Foreign Exit Permits

0520 888.1887 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Immigration to Iranfrom Iraq

0521 888.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters

0554 888.1901 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Atomic Energy for PeacefulPurposes

0574 888.191TE Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions:Tehran

0585 888.20 Agriculture [General]

0603 888.22 Agriculture: Pests

0624 888.23 Agriculture: Field Crops

0628 888.231 Agriculture: Field Crops--Grains

0630 888.2311 Agriculture: Field Crops--Grains: Wheat

0635 888.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops--Alkaloidal Plants: Tobacco

0641 888.2345 Agriculture: Field Crops--Forage Crops: Soy Beans

0642 888.235 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar

0679 888.2351 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar: Cane

0686 888.236[888.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops--Alkaloidal Plants: Tobacco]

0692 888.2373 Agriculture: Field Crops--Fruits: Raisins

0693 888.2378 Agriculture: Field Crops--Fruits: Dates

0698 888.2391 Agriculture: Field Crops--Trees: Forestry

0705 888.2392 Agriculture: Field Crops--Trees: Lumbering

0706 888.241 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Outbreak or Incidence of AnimalDiseases

0707 888.241A Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Practice of Veterinary Medicine:Advisers

0711 888.2423 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Domestic Animals: Dairying

0712 888.245 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Fisheries

0715 888.25 Agriculture: Mines; Mining

0730 888.254 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals

0732 888.2542 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Copper

0734 888.2546 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Uranium

0736 888.2547 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Chromium

888.2553 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Carbon: Petroleum

0745 January 1960Iranian Oil Consortium statistics; NIOC sponsorship of Center forResearch in Petroleum and Chemistry; NIOC exploratoryactivities; petroleum exports.

0785 February 1960ARAMCO tax and royalty payments; NIOC program; Iranianpetroleum report.

0811 March 1960Iranian Oil Consortium statistics and handbook; withdrawal ofavailability of Iranian petroleum concessions; Iranian governmentnegotiations with Oil Consortium.

0843 April 1960Petroleum shipments to Israel; Iranian government negotiationswith Oil Consortium; closure of exploratory petroleum districts;petroleum statistics.

Reel 12Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.2553 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Carbon: Petroleum cont.0001 April 1960 cont.

Iranian Oil Consortium statistics; NIOC-Pan American PetroleumCorporation and NIOC-Sapphire Petroleum, Ltd. oil agreements.

0024 May 1960Khor Musa pipeline project; oil production increase; Iranian OilConsortium statistics; domestic petroleum sales.

0049 June 1960Iranian Oil Consortium statistics; Ganaveh-Kharg submarinepipeline; NIOC reorganization.

0073 July 1960Petroleum exploration; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics andhandbook; NIOC reorganization.

0096 August 1960Petroleum export statistics; NIOC reorganization; Iranian OilConsortium statistics; petroleum prices.

0119 September 1960Petroleum report; petroleum prices; IPC negotiations; Iranianparticipation in OPEC.

0137 October 1960Iranian Oil Consortium-NIOC negotiations.

0143 November 1960Petroleum revenues; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0168 December 1960Increased subsidies for Iranian oil industry workers; Iranian OilConsortium statistics.

0184 January 1961Petroleum revenues; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0202 February 1961Iranian oil shipments to Afghanistan; Iranian Oil Consortiumstatistics; petroleum prices.

0213 March 1961Petroleum prices; Abadan Oil Refinery operations; Iranian OilConsortium statistics.

0233 April 1961Petroleum revenues; petroleum export statistics; petroleumindustry severance benefits plan; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics;IPC petroleum negotiations with Iraq.

0267 May 1961Petroleum report; Iran-Pan American Oil Company operations;Iranian Oil Consortium statistics; oil workers' demand forincreased minimum wage.

0301 June 1961Petroleum exploration; petroleum export statistics; Iranian OilConsortium statistics; IPC petroleum negotiations with Iraq; Iran-Pan American Oil Company operations.

0326 July 1961Petroleum revenues; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0336 August 1961Petroleum export statistics; NIOC proposals for increase of oilrefining and distribution capacity.

0341 September 1961NIOC expansion plans; petroleum revenues; petroleum exportstatistics; Iranian Oil Consortium labor severance plan; PanAmerican International Oil Company concession.

0354 October 1961NIOC pipeline construction; IPC petroleum negotiations with Iraq;NIOC-lranian Oil Consortium negotiations; petroleum exploration;Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0390 November 1961OPEC Conference; petroleum exploration; Iran-Pan American OilCompany operations.

0408 December 1961Iran-Pan American Oil Company operations.

0416 January 1962Iran-Pan American Oil Company operations; petroleum revenues;Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0441 February 1962Petroleum export statistics; petroleum prices.

0458 March 1962Iranian consumption of petroleum products; NIOC petroleumexploration; review of Iranian oil operating companies; NIOC-Afghan government oil agreement; petroleum report; Iraniangovernment negotiations with Oil Consortium.

0537 April 1962Petroleum revenues; Iran-Pan American Oil Company operations;Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0558 May 1962Iranian Oil Consortium labor severance plan; Iran-Pan AmericanOil Company operations.

0576 June 1962Pan American International Oil Company operations; proposedconstruction of Tehran refinery.

0590 July 1962OPEC resolutions; Pan American International Oil Companyoperations; petroleum industry employment in Iran; petroleumrevenues; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0624 August 1962Iranian Oil Consortium statistics; OPEC resolutions; petroleumprices.

0643 September 1962OPEC resolutions; NIOC-Oil Consortium negotiations; petroleumrevenues.

0649 October 1962

NIOC-Oil Consortium negotiations; OPEC resolutions; Iranianconsumption of petroleum products; petroleum revenues; IranianOil Consortium statistics.

0699 November 1962NIOC-Oil Consortium negotiations; OPEC resolutions; Iran-PanAmerican Oil Company operations; Pan American International OilCompany operations.

0719 December 1962Petroleum prices; petroleum revenues.

0727 January 1963Petroleum revenues; Sinclair Oil Corporation interest in Iranianconcession; Iranian Oil Consortium statistics.

0742 888.2554 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Carbon: Natural Gas

0768 888.25553[888.2553 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Carbon: Petroleum]

0770 888.256 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Other Mining Products

0773 888.261 Agriculture: Engineering--Public Works

0778 888.2612 Agriculture: Engineering--Public Works: Roads; Highways

888.2614 Agriculture: Engineering--Public Works: Utilities0796 January 1960

Berger-Vahabzadeh power project; IBRD loan for Dez DamProject.

0800 February 1960Berger-Vahabzadeh power project; IBRD loan for Dez DamProject.

0812 April 1960Karaj Dam Project.

0819 May 1960Karaj Dam Project.

0828 June 1960Karaj Dam Project.

0831 July 1960Latian Dam Project; Dez Dam Project.

0841 September 1960Dez Dam Project.

0842 December 1960Karaj Dam Project.

0844 March 1961Naglu Dam Project.

0845 May 1961Karaj Dam Project.

0848 June 1961Karaj Dam Project.

0853 July 1961Khuzistan Development Service reorganization.

0857 August 1961

0861 September 1961

Reel 13Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

888.2614 Agriculture: Engineering--Public Works: Utilities cont.0001 September 1961 cont.

Kasik Dash Dam Project.

0008 October 1961Kasik Dash Dam Project.

0010 November 1961Dez Dam Project.

0021 February 1962Karaj Dam Project; Aji Chai Dam Project.

0024 March 1962

0025 April 1962Extension of Roshanai Electric Company franchise.

0030 May 1962Dez Dam Project.

0032 July 1962Iran's electric current characteristics.

0033 August 1962Iran's electric current characteristics; report on Iranian electricutility industry.

0064 888.312 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Fish Products

0066 888.315 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Fruit Products

0118 888.318 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Sugar Products

0148 888.319 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Edible Oils

0150 888.323 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Tobacco Manufactures

0153 888.324 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Rubber Manufactures

0168 888.325 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,Inedible--Oils, Fats and Greases

0175 888.33 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries

888.331 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Steel Mill Products[Azna steel mill project.]

0181 February 1960

0190 March 1960

0199 April 1960

0247 May 1960

0263 June 1960

0267 July 1960

0284 August 1960

0287 September 1960

0288 888.3312 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Steel Mill Products: Light Machinery

0317 888.333 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment

0320 888.3331 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Motor Vehicles

0334 888.3332 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Railroads

0343 888.3334 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment: Shipbuilding

0345 888.334 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Construction Equipment

0347 888.34 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Household Furnishings

0349 888.343 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Household Furnishings--Appliances

0351 888.35 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Textile Industry

0444 888.351 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Textile Industry--Wearing Apparel

0472 888.352 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Textile Industry--CottonManufactures

0478 888.392 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--PaperProducts

0486 888.3931 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Non-MetallicMinerals: Glass and Clay Products

0487 888.3932 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Non-MetallicMinerals: Fuels and Petroleum Products

0542 888.396 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Scientificand Professional Instruments

0546 888.397 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicals

0548 888.3971 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicals:Medicines and Pharmaceuticals

0558 888.3972 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicals:Fertilizers

0560 888.3975 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicals:Cleaning Compounds

0563 888.40 Social Matters [General]

0597 888.401 Social Matters: Census

0605 888.41 Social Matters: People

0614 888.411 Social Matters: People--Refugees

0615 888.412 Social Matters: People--Language

0654 888.413 Social Matters: People--Religion

0708 888.42 Social Matters: History

0709 888.422 Social Matters: History--Memorials

0710 888.424 Social Matters: History--Commemorative Celebrations

0757 888.43 Social Matters: Education

0781 888.431 Social Matters: Education--Elementary and Secondary

0785 888.432 Social Matters: Education--Universities

0850 888.433 Social Matters: Education--Technical

0854 888.434 Social Matters: Education--of the Blind

0860 888.435 Social Matters: Education--Vocational

Reel 14Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs cont.

0000 888.44 Social Matters: Fine Arts

0039 888.446 Social Matters: Fine Arts--Music

0041 888.451 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports--Museums

0043 888.453 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports--Athletics

0044 888.46 Social Matters: Societies

0068 888.47411 Social Matters: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communications: with theU.S.

0078 888.48687 Social Matters: Entertainment--by Resident Officers of Iraq

888.49 Social Matters: Disasters; Relief Measures0079 April 1960

Lar earthquake.

0093 May 1960Lar earthquake.

0112 December 1960Shemshak coal mine explosion.

0114 June 1961Lar earthquake.

0115 April 1962Emergency relief assistance in flood disaster.

0120 May 1962Emergency relief assistance in flood disaster.

0128 June 1962

0130 August 1962Iranian Army civil affairs program.

0131 September 1962U.S. earthquake disaster relief.

0269 October 1962U.S. earthquake disaster relief.

0289 November 1962UNICEF earthquake disaster relief.

0292 January 1963CARE earthquake disaster relief.

0293 888.501 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: National Police

0306 888.51 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Municipal Government

0317 888.52 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Crime

0318 888.521 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Crime--Correction andPunishment

0320 888.53 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Traffic in Narcotics

0327 888.55 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Public Health

0339 888.552 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Public Health-Disposal of the Dead

0341 888.555 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Public Health-Practice of Medicine

0348 888.56 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Charities; PhilanthropicOrganizations

0420 888.562 Public Order, Safety and Health; Charities: Charities; PhilanthropicOrganizations--Hospitals

0423 888.61[988.61 Public Press: Newspapers]

0425 888.734[988.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Port Facilities]

Communications; Transportation; Science

0428 988.104 Postal: Postage

0429 988.40 Radio; Radiobroadcasting [General]

0463 988.402 Radio; Radiobroadcasting: Concessions

0464 988.42 Radio; Radiobroadcasting: Amateurs

0466 988.50 Television [General]

0467 988.60 Public Press [General]

988.61 Public Press: Newspapers[Weekly press summaries.]

0468 January 1960

0477 February 1960

0489 March 1960

0498 April 1960

0505 May 1960

0518 June 1960

0532 July 1960

0541 August 1960

0552 September 1960

0562 October 1960

0572 November 1960

0588 April 1961

0590 May 1961

0592 August 1961

0593 February 1962

0598 August 1962Vice President Lyndon Johnson's visit to Iran.

0601 November 1962

0602 988.6211 Public Press: Newsgathering Agencies--U.S.

0610 988.63 Public Press: Censorship

0611 988.71 Transportation: Land Transportation

0614 988.712 Transportation: Land Transportation--Railroads

0655 988.71289 Transportation: Land Transportation--Railroads: RailTransportation between Iran and Afghanistan

0685 988.714 Transportation: Land Transportation--Motor Vehicles

0692 988.7189 Transportation: Land Transportation--between Iran andAfghanistan

0750 988.72 Transportation: Air Transportation

0832 988.721 Transportation: Air Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0837 988.723 Transportation: Air Transportation--Accidents; Attacks

Reel 15Communications; Transportation; Science cont.

0001 988.724 Transportation: Air Transportation--Airports

0016 988.726 Transportation: Air Transportation--Sale; Purchase

0022 988.7289 Transportation: Air Transportation--between Iran and Afghanistan

0023 988.73 Transportation: Water Transportation

0059 988.7300 Transportation: Water Transportation--between Iran and OtherCountries

0062 988.7301 Transportation: Water Transportation--Flood Prevention

0063 988.732 Transportation: Water Transportation--Rates

988.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Port Facilities[Monthly reports on Iranian ports.]

0065 January 1960Port development bill; Khor Musa oil loading project.

0071 February 1960

0077 March 1960

0115 May 1960Creation of Iranian Ports Administration; establishment ofKhorramshahr General Port Office.

0134 June 1960Creation of Iranian Ports Administration.

0143 July 1960

0144 August 1960Abadan berthing services; Shatt al-Arab dispute.

0180 September 1960Shatt al-Arab dispute; Abadan berthing services.

0193 October 1960AN Moghadam's appointment as director of the Office of Ports andNavigation; Bandar Abbas port project.

0201 November 1960

0204 December 1960

0208 January 1961Shatt al-Arab dispute.

0213 February 1961Shatt al-Arab dispute; Bandar Abbas port project.

0229 March 1961Bandar Abbas port project; Shatt al-Arab dispute.

0245 April 1961Khorramshahr port improvement project.

0249 May 1961

0250 January 1962Bandar Abbas port project.

0256 February 1962

0258 April 1962Bandar Abbas port project.

0270 June 1962Khorramshahr customs clearing procedures.

0288 July 1962Bandar Abbas port project; report on conditions at the ports ofKhorramshar and Bandar Shahpur.

0310 August 1962

0312 October 1962Report on conditions at port of Bandar Shahpur.

0317 988.82 Science: Earth Sciences

0334 988.828 Science: Earth Sciences--Geology

0336 988.8293 Science: Earth Sciences--Geophysics: Hydrology

0342 988.8296 Science: Earth Sciences--Geophysics: Seismology

0354 988.8297[988.8296 Science: Earth Sciences--Geophysics: Seismology]

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Iran

0355 688.00 Political Relations between Iran and Other Countries

0377 688.11232 Political Relations between Iran and the U.S.: War; Hostilities-Enemy Property: Real Estate

0378 688.61 Political Relations between Iran and the USSR

0379 688.89 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan

0443 688.89322 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan: BoundaryQuestions--Water Boundary: Diversion of International Waters

0464 688.8941 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements

0466 688.899 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan: Other Relations;Bilateral Treaties

0539 688.8993 Political Relations between Iran and Afghanistan: Other Relations;Bilateral Treaties--Communications Treaties

0543 688.90D Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan

0556 688.90D3 Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan: BoundaryQuestions

0559 688.90D41 Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Trade Agreements

0568 688.90D42 Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce andNavigation

0578 688.90D8 Political Relations between Iran and Pakistan: Extradition Treaties

0579 688.91 Political Relations between Iran and India

0581 688.9141 Political Relations between Iran and India: Economic Treaties andAgreements--Trade Agreements

0595 688.93 Political Relations between Iran and China [PRC]

0597 688.9441 Political Relations between Iran and Japan: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Trade Agreements

0620 688.95B Political Relations between Iran and South Korea

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-lran

611.88 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran0624 January 1960

Soviet propaganda; U.S. press criticism of shah.

0645 February 1960U.S. press criticism of shah.

0665 April 1960

0669 May 1960Criticism of U.S. policy by Iranian nationalists.

0684 June 1960Majlis elections.

0691 July 1960Israeli support for the shah.

0699 August 1960U.S. military aid.

0711 September 1960Soviet-Iranian relations.

0723 October 1960Soviet-Iranian relations.

0724 November 1960

0728 December 1960U.S. participation in 2500th anniversary of founding of the PersianEmpire; Majlis elections.

0735 January 1961Shah's meeting with members of the New York World's FairCommittee.

0739 February 1961Kennedy administration policy toward Iran; U.S. contingencyplanning in event of death or removal of the shah.

0770 March 1961Kennedy administration policy toward Iran; W. Averell Harriman'svisit to Iran and meeting with the shah.

0775 April 1961U.S. contingency planning in event of death or removal of theshah.

0780 May 1961U.S. position on Amini government; U.S. economic and militaryaid.

0800 June 1961U.S. military aid; U.S. contingency planning in the event of thedeath or incapacity of Prime Minister AN Amini.

0811 July 1961U.S. position on Amini government; land reform program.

0817 August 1961U.S. position on Amini government.

Reel 16International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-lran cont.

611.88 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran cont.0001 September 1961

U.S. military aid; U.S. contingency planning for Soviet militaryaction against Iran.

0019 October 1961U.S. contingency planning for Soviet military action against Iran;relations between shah and Prime Minister AN Amini; U.S. supportfor Amini government; U.S. economic aid.

0078 November 1961Relations between shah and Prime Minister AN Amini; arrest ofAbdol Hasan Ebtehaj; U.S. military aid.

0097 December 1961Military budget; U.S. military and economic aid.

0125 January 1962Iran Task Force report; Soviet-Iranian relations; U.S. military aid;U.S. contingency planning for Soviet military action against Iran.

0176 February 1962Chester Bowies' visit to Iran; land reform program.

0180 March 1962Chester Bowies' recommendations on Iran; Secretary of StateDean Rusk's meeting with Prime Minister AN Amini.

0185 April 1962Shah's visit to United States and meetings with PresidentKennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk; U.S. military aid.

0210 May 1962Iranian policy toward the Kurds.

0211 June 1962Budget.

0215 July 1962Iranian relations with Afghanistan and Pakistan; shah's visit toPakistan and meeting with Mohammed Ayub Khan; shah'srelations with Prime Minister AN Amini; appointment of AssadollahAlam as prime minister; U.S. military aid.

0244 August 1962Soviet position on Alam government.

0252 September 1962Country internal defense plan; IMF and IBRD loans.

0262 October 1962

0265 November 1962

0267 December 1962U.S. policy guidelines paper on Iran.

0270 611.8822 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: War; Hostilities-Neutral Commerce

611.884 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements

0272 April 1960

0274 January 1961Iran-Development Loan Fund agreement.

0275 August 1961U.S. economic aid.

0280 September 1961U.S.-Iran economic cooperation agreement.

0286 October 1961

0287 November 1961U.S.-Iran economic cooperation agreement.

0288 December 1961U.S. economic aid; U.S.-Iran economic cooperation agreement.

0317 January 1962U.S. economic aid.

0327 February 1962

0330 April 1962U.S.-Iran Peace Corps agreement.

0337 July 1962

0339 August 1962U.S.-Iran Peace Corps agreement.

0342 September 1962Iranian Oil Consortium negotiations.

0344 October 1962

611.8841 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Trade Agreements[U.S.-lran trade agreement negotiations.]

0346 January 1960

0349 February 1960Agricultural commodities agreement.

0369 March 1960Foreign Trade Monopoly Act of 1932 amendments.

0390 April 1960Import quota regulations.

0417 May 1960

0442 June 1960

0446 July 1960U.S. economic aid; PL-480 wheat agreement.

0481 August 1960PL-480 wheat agreement; agricultural commodities agreement.

0523 September 1960PL-480 wheat agreement; agricultural commodities agreement.

0550 October 1960PL-480 edible oils agreement; agricultural commoditiesagreement.

0559 November 1960PL-480 edible oils and wheat agreements; economic developmentprogram.

0598 January 1961Agricultural commodities agreement.

0601 April 1961Agricultural commodities agreement; PL-480 edible oilsagreement.

0608 June 1961PL-480 edible oils agreement; agricultural commoditiesagreement.

0617 July 1961Agricultural commodities agreement; educational exchangeagreement.

0627 September 1961Agricultural commodities agreement.

0636 October 1961

0639 November 1961

0640 December 1961

0642 January 1962Agricultural commodities agreement; PL-480 wheat and edible oilsagreements.

0675 February 1962PL-480 wheat agreement; agricultural commodities agreement.

0700 September 1962PL-480 wheat agreement.

0701 October 1962Agricultural commodities agreement; PL-480 wheat agreement.

0717 611.8842 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce andNavigation

0733 611.8843 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements

0748 611.88431 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements: DoubleTaxation

0757 611.8844 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property

0759 611.8845 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy

0763 611.885 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Cultural Treatiesand Agreements

0776 611.887 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Military andDefense Agreements

0869 611.888 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: Extradition Treaties

0886 611.889 Political Relations between the U.S. and Iran: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The firstnumber after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refersto the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 15: 0144 directs the researcher toframe 0144 of Reel 15. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section ofthis guide, the researcher will find topics arranged in the order in which they appear on thefilm.

This subject index provides an entry under each of the topic names assigned by theState Department in its decimal number classification system for which documents appear inthe collection. In order to avoid confusion, the term "Foreign relations" has been substitutedfor the State Department's term "Political relations." Additional terms have been supplied toprovide more detailed topical access. Terminology and spellings are those used in theoriginal documents. Researchers may consult the acronym list on page xxiii.

Abadan, Iranberthing services 15: 0144, 0180student radical activities in 2: 0479unemployment in 9: 0581

Abadan Oil Refineryoperations 12: 0213

Afghanistanagreement with NIOC 12: 0458air transportation between Iran and

15:0022communications treaties with Iran

15:0539economic relations between Iran and

9: 0106foreign relations with Iran 15: 0379,

0466; 16:0215land transportation between Iran and

6:0815; 14:0692petroleum shipments to 12: 0202rail transportation between Iran and

14: 0655trade agreement with Iran 15: 0464visit to, by the shah 4: 0451, 0517water boundary--diversion of

international waters 15: 0443see a/so Pakistan-Afghanistan disputesee a/so Zahir Shah, king of Afghanistan

Agricultural commoditiesU.S.-lran agreements 16: 0349, 0481-

0550, 0598-0627, 0627, 0642,0675, 0701

see a/so Commodity import programsee a/so Public Law 480 agreements

Agricultureanimal husbandry 11: 0706-0712field crops 11: 0624-0705forage crops 11: 0641fruits 9: 0284; 11:0692,0693general 11: 0585, 0624grains 11: 0628, 0630pests 11: 0603sugar 11:0642, 0679tobacco 11: 0635, 0686see a/so Agricultural commoditiessee a/so Fertilizerssee a/so Grains and grain products

Airports and airways15:0001see a/so Aviation accidents and safety

Aji Chai Dam Project13:0021

Alam, Assadollahgovernment of 2: 0814, 0855, 0979;

4: 0842, 0902; 16: 0244Mardom Party leader 1: 0304

Alam, Assadollah cont.

prime minister 2: 0814; 4: 0842;10:0437; 16:0215

visits toAzerbaijan Province 4: 0894Kurdistan 4: 0894

Allis-Chalmers Corporationcontract with Pars Cement Company

9: 0272, 0291Amini, AM

government of 2: 0001, 0087, 0229,0310, 0376, 0479, 0559, 0668,0788, 0814; 4: 0451, 0703, 0730,0757, 0842; 7: 0842; 8: 0223;15:0780,0811,0817; 16: 0019

meeting with U.S. Secretary of StateDean Rusk 16:0180

pilgrimage to Mecca 4: 0831prime minister 1: 0906; 4: 0703, 0842;

5:0313; 10:0437relations with the shah 2: 0087, 0376;

4:0194; 16:0019, 0078,0215U.S. contingency planning in event of

death or incapacity of 4: 0730;15:0800

visits toAzerbaijan Province 4: 0791Isfahan 4: 0779Meshed 4: 0757Shiraz 4: 0779

Amuzeegar, Jahangirminister of commerce 4: 0730

Animal diseases and zoonoses11:0706see a/so Veterinary medicine

Animal feed and foragesoybeans 11: 0641

Anticorruption campaign2: 0229-0600, 0739, 0774, 0814see a/so Corruption

Arabian-American Oil Company(ARAM CO)

tax and royalty payments 11: 0785see a/so Iranian Oil Consortiumsee a/so Oil companiessee a/so Petroleum industry and

productsAram, Abbas

foreign minister 4: 0819

Aramesh, Ahmadarrest of 2: 0087managing director of the Plan

Organization 4: 0694Art

14: 0000Arts and the humanities

see Artsee Museumssee Music

Asfia, Safimanaging director of the Plan

Organization 4: 0836; 8: 0435Atomic energy

detection system 4: 0221for peaceful purposes 11: 0554;

16: 0759treaties, U.S.-lran 16: 0759see a/so Missilessee a/so Nuclear weapons

AustriaVienna--Iranian student riots in 2: 0600visit to, by the shah 4: 0001

Automobiles and automobile industry13:0320; 14:0685

Aviation accidents and safety14: 0837

Ayub Khan, Mohammedmeetings with the shah 4: 0451, 0517;

16:0215Azerbaijan Province

agrarian disturbances in 2: 0087B.F. Goodrich tire sales promotion in

9:0313distribution of public domain lands in

11:0212Labor Department activities in 4: 0890landlords in 2: 0774Plan Organization activities in 7: 0813visits to

by AN Amini 4: 0791by Assadollah Alam 4: 0894by the shah 2: 0911

Azmudaeh, Hoseinarrest of 2: 0001, 0087

Azna steel mill project13:0181-0287

Azodi, Yadollahforeign minister 4: 0664

Babler-Halvorson International, Inc.9: 0272

Bakhtiar, Teimurand SAVAK 1:0771visit to United States 5: 0188

Bakhtiari Mountainsconditions in 2: 0087, 0229, 0376, 0814;

8: 0457Bakhtiari tribes

condition of 2: 0911Balance of payments

Export-Import Bank loan 10: 0106,0135,0140

issue 10: 0140, 0256, 0360, 0374, 0804Bandar Abbas port project

15: 0193, 0213, 0229, 0250, 0258, 0288Bandar Shahpur, Iran

port conditions at 15: 0288, 0312Bank Melli

foreign exchange holdings 10: 0106,0755-0775,0791,0832

gold reserves 10: 0106, 0832loans 9: 0865

Banks and bankingBank Melli 9: 0865; 10: 0106, 0755-

0775, 0791, 0832Central Bank of Iran 10: 0569, 0681;

11: 0029, 0036, 0061, 0074, 0087,0099

credit restrictions 10: 0215; 20: 0279general 11: 0107guarantees 10: 0279IBRD 5: 0456; 10: 0497; 16: 0252Industrial and Mining Development Bank

of Iran 5: 0456; 7: 0689interest 11: 0198regulations governing 10: 0279see a/so Loans and grants

Baqai, Mozafar1:0304; 2: 0600

Barite depositsMagnet Cove Barium Corporation

9: 0259, 0272Base metals

see Metals and metal industryDon Baxter Laboratories, Inc.

and the Pahlavi Foundation 9: 0299Behnia, Abdol Hosein

dispute with Central Bank of Iran10:0681

finance minister 4: 0803

visits toFrance 10: 0569United States 10: 0569

Belgiumvisit to, by the shah 4: 0001

Berger-Vahabzadeh power project12: 0796, 0800

B.F. Goodrich Companygovernmental protection of plant

9:0313-0315see a/so General Tire Corporationsee a/so Goodyear Tire & Rubber

CorporationBlind

education of the 13: 0854Borujen, Iran

election violence in 1: 0771Borders and boundaries

Iran-Afghanistan 15: 0443Iran-Pakistan 15: 0556see a/so Pakistan-Afghanistan disputesee a/so Shaft al-Arab dispute

Bowles, Chestergeneral 16: 0180visit to Iran 16: 0176

Budgetgeneral 1: 0906; 4: 0842; 8: 0269, 0425;

9: 0748-0865; 10: 0095, 0131-0272, 0294, 0304, 0374-0569,0654; 16:0211

military 5: 0244, 0334, 0615, 0788,0816; 6: 0001; 10: 0089; 16: 0097

Pahlavi Foundation 10: 0437Business and industry

see Agriculturesee Automobiles and automobile

industrysee Banks and bankingsee Capital investmentssee Chemicals and chemical industrysee Clay industry and productssee Clothing and clothing industrysee Coal and coal miningsee Corporationssee Dairy industry and productssee Electric utility industrysee Employmentsee Food and food industrysee Foreign trade

Business and industry cont.see Insurance and insurance industry

see Iron and steel industrysee Laborsee Labor unionssee Lumber industry and productssee Manufacturers and manufacturingsee Metals and metal industrysee Mines and mineral resourcessee Natural gas and gas industrysee Petroleum industry and productssee Rubber industry and productssee Sugar industry and productssee Textile industry and fabricssee Tires and tire industrysee Tobacco industry and products

Business income and expensesSinger Sewing Machine Company

9: 0247, 0266, 0284, 0291, 0320,0323

Capital investments9:0224-0361

Censorshippress 14: 0610

Census13:0597

Center for Research in Petroleum andChemistry

NIOC sponsorship of 11: 0745see a/so Petroleum industry and

productsCentral Bank of Iran

accomplishments and prospects10:0569

Behnia, Abdol Hosein, dispute 10: 0681foreign exchange and gold holdings

11: 0029, 0036, 0061, 0074, 0087,0099

Ceremonial communicationswith the United States 14: 0068

Charitable institutionsgeneral 14: 0348hospitals 14: 0420

Chemicals and chemical industrycleaning compounds 13: 0560fertilizers 13: 0558general 13: 0546medicines and Pharmaceuticals

13:0548

Chief executive3: 0886-0932; 4: 0001-0911see a/so Alam, Assadollahsee a/so Amini, ANsee a/so Eqbal, Manuchehrsee a/so Pahlavi, Mohammed Rezasee a/so Sharif-Emami, Jafar

China, People's Republic of (PRC)foreign relations with Iran 15: 0595

China, Republic of (Nationalist)military personnel visits to Iran 6: 0810

Citizenshippassports 3: 0872

Civic action program5:0255-0284

Civil affairs programmilitary 5: 0334; 14:0130

Clay industry and products13:0486

Cleaning compounds13:0560

Clothing and clothing industry13:0444see a/so Textile industry and fabrics

Coal and coal miningmine explosion in Shemsahk, Iran

14:0112Colleges and universities

general 13: 0785Meshed University 2: 0668, 0739;

3: 0001Tabriz University 1: 0771Tehran University 2: 0001, 0087, 0479-

0668; 3: 0001see a/so Education

Commodity import program9: 0748see a/so Agricultural commodities

Communicationsceremonial--Iran-U.S. 14: 0068treaties--Iran-Afghanistan 15: 0539

Communism3: 0797

Concessionspetroleum 11: 0810; 12: 0341, 0727radio 14: 0463

Constitution3: 0847

Construction equipment13:0345

Contingency plans, U.S.

in event of death or incapacity of PrimeMinister AN Amini 4: 0730; 15: 0800

in event of death or overthrow of theshah 4: 0152, 0445; 15: 0739, 0775

in event of Soviet military action againstIran 6: 0164; 16: 0001, 0019, 0125

ContractsAllis-Chalmers Corporation-Pars

Cement Company 9: 0272, 0291general 9: 0381

Cooperative for American ReliefEverywhere (CARE)

earthquake relief 14: 0292Copper and copper industry

11:0732Copyrights

11:0477Corporations

Abadan Oil Refinery 12: 0213Allis-Chalmers Corporation 9: 0272,

0291ARAMCO 11: 0785Babler-Halvorson International, Inc.

9: 0272Don Baxter Laboratories, Inc. 9: 0299B.F. Goodrich Company 9: 0313, 0315Deere & Company 10: 0340Pars Cement Company 9: 0272, 0291Food Machinery Corporation 9: 0259Foreign Transactions Company 9: 0760,

0801general 9: 0365General Tire Corporation 9: 0323Goodyear Tire & Rubber Corporation

9: 0332, 0334Iran-Pan American Oil Company

12: 0267, 0301, 0390, 0416, 0537,0558, 0699

Magnet Cove Barium Corporation9: 0259, 0272

Moghan Development Company11:0206

NIOC 11:0745, 0785Pan American Airlines 9: 0272Pan American International Oil

Company 12: 0341, 0576, 0590,0699

Pan American Petroleum Corporation12:0001

Sapphire Petroleum, Ltd. 12: 0001Sherkate Wahid 9: 0284

Sinclair Oil Corporation 12: 0727Singer Sewing Machine Company

9: 0247, 0266, 0284, 0291, 0320,0323

Willys-Overland Corporation 9: 0259Corruption

1: 0486, 0526, 0679, 0906; 4: 0695see a/so Anticorruption campaign

Cost of living9:0110

Cottonmanufactures 13: 0472

Coups d'etatin Turkey 1: 0001

Courtsmilitary 6: 0398national 5: 0104, 0130

Courts, U.S.effects of judgments and decrees in Iran

5: 0169Credit

agreement--with Export-Import Bank10:0131

arrangements--with IMF 10: 0294, 0300expansion of 10: 0140Export-Import Bank 8: 0035; 9: 0760;

10:0021,0089,0131,0215foreign 9: 0865IMF 10: 0008, 0021, 0095, 0294, 0300,

0374letters of 10: 0215restrictions 10: 0374, 0563; 20: 0279see a/so Monetary and Credit Control

CouncilCrime and criminals

banditry in Khuzistan 1: 0586correction and punishment 14: 0318general 14: 0317kidnapping 2: 0956see a/so Corruptionsee a/so Drugs and narcotics

Crown prince imperialsee Pahlavi, Abdol Rezasee Royal succession

Customsclearing procedures at Khorramshahr,

Iran 15: 0270

Customs and Monopolies Ministry4: 0751

Dairy industry and products11:0711

DamsAji Chai Dam 13: 0021Dez Dam 10: 0011; 12: 0796, 0800,

0831,0841; 13:0010,0030Kara] Dam 12: 0812-0828, 0842, 0845,

0848; 13: 0021Kasik Dash Dam 13: 0001, 0008Latian Dam 12: 0831Naglu Dam 12: 0844

Dankworth, D. C.kidnapping of, by Kurdish guerillas

2:0956Dates and figs

general 11: 0693processing plant 9: 0284

Deathdisposal of corpses 14: 0339

Debtsee Foreign debtsee Public debt

Deere & Companyexports to Iran 10: 0340

Demonstrations and disordersagrarian, in Azerbaijan Province 2: 0087anniversary of Mossadeq government

overthrow 2: 0229by Iranian students abroad 2: 0600;

3: 0001; 4: 0211,0229by students 2: 0001, 0087, 0479-0668;

3: 0001Deserters and desertion

6: 0469Development Loan Fund

agreement with Iran 16: 0274see a/so Economic developmentsee a/so International Bank for

Reconstruction and Developmentsee a/so International Monetary Fund

Dez Dam Projectgeneral 10: 0011; 12: 0831, 0841;

13:0010,0030IBRD loan for 12: 0796, 0800

Diplomatic and consular servicesIran in United States--student

demonstrations in Washington, D.C.3: 0001; 4: 0211

U.S. in Iran--Iranian employees of9:0475-0477

Disaster relief14:0079-0292see a/so Cooperative for American

Relief Everywheresee a/so Earthquakessee a/so Floodssee a/so United Nations International

Children's Emergency FundDiseases and disorders

see Animal diseases and zoonosesDouble taxation treaties

U.S.-lran 16: 0748see a/so Taxation

Drugs and narcoticstraffic in 14: 0320see a/so Medicines and

PharmaceuticalsEarthquakes

Lar 14: 0079, 0093, 0114see a/so Disaster relief

Earth sciencesgeneral 15: 0317geology 15: 0334geophysics 15: 0336-0354

Ebtehaj, Abdol Hasan2: 0479, 0600, 0788; 16: 0078

Eckhardt, George S.chief of U.S. military mission and MAAG

in Iran 5: 0305Economic aid, U.S.

1:0810; 2: 0376, 0956; 4: 0198;5: 0456-0854; 6: 0001-0239;15: 0780; 16: 0019, 0097, 0275,0288, 0317, 0446

Economic Congress8: 0645

Economic developmentMahabad Governorate 2: 0814plans 6: 0818; 7: 0689; 8: 0142, 0269-

0354, 0457, 0551, 0679, 0723;9:0001,0072; 10: 0340,0356

program 5: 0568; 7: 0001, 0095;10:0497; 16:0559

projects 7: 0260; 9: 0760see a/so Plan Organization

Economic indicators7: 0260, 0395, 0576, 0765; 8: 0035,

0142-0315, 0379-0598, 0645, 0679Economic matters

capital 9: 0224-0381cost of living; retail prices 9: 0110general 6: 0818; 7: 0001-0842;

8:0001-0679housing 9: 0192labor 9: 0425-0676Peace Corps 8: 0815pensions 9: 0739reviews and assessments 2: 0895,

0979; 6: 0818; 7: 0001-0842;8:0001-0679

Seven-Year Plan 9: 0001stability 9: 0865Third Five-Year Plan 9: 0072see a/so Economic relations, Iransee a/so National Economic Council

Economic programs7: 0842; 8: 0223, 0457

Economic relations, Iranwith Afghanistan 9: 0106general 9: 0098with Germany, Federal Republic of

9: 0744Economic stabilization program

4: 0690; 5: 0568, 0816, 0830; 7: 0260,0436, 0519-0623; 10: 0001, 0010,0021, 0056, 0095, 0106, 0140,0279,0340, 0374

see a/so Monetary and Credit ControlCouncil

Economic treaties and agreementsU.S.-lran 16: 0272-0344see a/so Friendship, commerce, and

navigation, treaties ofsee a/so Trade agreements, Iran

Educationof the blind 13:0854elementary and secondary 13: 0781exchange agreements--U.S.-lran

16:0617general 13: 0757technical 13: 0850vocational 13: 0860see a/so Colleges and universitiessee a/so Studentssee a/so Teachers

ElectionsElectoral Supervisory Council 1: 0211fraud 1: 0211, 0304, 0586, 0679in Khuzistan 2: 0814laws 1: 0304, 0429

Majlis 1: 0001-0304, 0526-0810;2: 0087-0310, 0479, 0855, 0911,0956; 15: 0684, 0728

Melliyun Party Central Committee2:0376

municipal councils 1: 0429, 0526, 0586;2:0895,0911,0979

violence 1: 0771Electric utility industry

13:0021-0033see a/so Roshanai Electric Company

Elizabeth II, Queen (United Kingdom)visit to Iran 1: 0771see a/so United Kingdom

Employmentof foreigners 9: 0425, 0453in petroleum industry 12: 0590see a/so Corporationssee a/so Laborsee a/so Labor unionssee a/so Unemploymentsee a/so Wages and salaries

Enemy property15:0377

Engineers and engineering12: 0773-0861; 13: 0001-0033

Eqbal, Manuchehrgeneral 1: 0001government of prime minister 1: 0304;

4: 0662, 0664Khorasan Province tour 4: 0641speeches by 4: 0641

Etiquettesee Ceremonial communications

Executive branchcabinet; ministry 4: 0615-0911chief executive 3: 0886-0932; 4: 0001-

0911general 3: 0875provincial governors 4: 0604see a/so High Administrative Council

Exhibitions and trade fairsTehran 11: 0574

Export-Import Bank of the United Statesand balance of payments 10: 0106,

0135,0140credit agreement 10: 0131

Export-Import Bank of the United Statescont.

credits for Iran 8: 0035; 9: 0760;10:0021,0089,0215,0636

Deere & Company exports to Iran10:0340

delinquent payments 10: 0636, 0654general 10: 0300loans 10: 0011, 0056, 0106, 0135, 0140,

0256,0654Extradition treaties

Iran-Pakistan 15: 0578Iran-U.S. 16: 0869

Fa rah Diba, empress of Irangeneral 3: 0886pregnancy of 3: 0913visit to Meshed 4: 0426wedding of 3: 0886

Pars Cement Companycontract with Allis-Chalmers Corporation

9: 0272, 0291Pars Province

imposition of martial law in 2: 0956tribes in 1: 0001

Fertilizers13:0558

Finance Ministryreorganization 4: 0703, 0730see a/so Monetary and Credit Control

CouncilFinancial matters

general 3: 0885; 9: 0748-0865;10:0001-0681

industrial matters 11: 0521-0574intellectual and industrial property

11:0469, 0477monetary system 10: 0728-0851;

11:0001-0099taxation 10: 0713, 0717see a/so Foreign exchangesee a/so Monetary and Credit Control

CouncilFinancial mission, U.S.

to Iran 10: 0021Financial reform program

4: 0803Fish and fishing industry

11:0712; 13:0064

Five-year plansgeneral 8: 0723third 9: 0072; 10:0340see a/so Economic developmentsee a/so Plan Organization

Floodsemergency relief assistance for

14:0115,0120prevention 15: 0062see a/so Disaster relief

Food and food industryedible oils 13: 0148fish products 13: 0064fruit products 13: 0066sugar products 13: 0118

Food Machinery Corporationfruit processing plant proposal 9: 0259

Foreign Aid Coordination Bureau4: 0791

Foreign debt10:0215

Foreign exchangeBank Melli holdings 10: 0106, 0755-

0775,0791, 0832Central Bank of Iran holdings 11: 0029,

0036, 0061, 0074, 0087, 0099general 10: 0755-0851; 11: 0001-0099position 5: 0830purchases 10: 0775-0804, 0832-0846;

11:0001rates 10: 0755-0851; 11: 0001-0099regulations 10: 0569; 11: 0046, 0061reserves 10: 0011sales 10: 0775-0804, 0832-0846;

11:0001shortage 10:0011; 11:0001see a/so Monetary and Credit Control

Councilsee a/so Monetary system

Foreign Investment Center10:0408see a/so Investments

Foreign Ministryofficials 4: 0703, 0842reorganization 4: 0751, 0894

Foreign missionssee Diplomatic and consular services

Foreign nationalsregulations governing employment of

9: 0425, 0453Foreign policy, U.S.

criticism of 15: 0669Kennedy administration 15: 0739, 0770policy guidelines paper 16: 0267

Foreign relations, Iranwith Afghanistan 15: 0379; 16: 0215general 15: 0355with India 15: 0579with Pakistan 15: 0543; 16: 0215with PRC15: 0595with Korea, South 15: 0620shah's views on 4: 0183U.S.-lran 15: 0624-0817; 16: 0001-

0267with USSR 1: 0001, 0304; 4: 0026,

0059; 15:0378,0711,0723;16:0125

Foreign relations, U.S.with Iran 15: 0624-0817; 16: 0001-

0267,0886Foreign trade

exports from Deere & Company10:0340

see a/so Friendship, commerce, andnavigation, treaties of

see a/so Importssee a/so Trade agreements, Iran

Foreign Trade Monopoly Act of 1932amendments 16: 0369

Foreign Transactions Companypurchasing program 9: 0760, 0801

Forests and forestry11:0698

Franceinvestments by 9: 0360visits to

by Behnia, Abdol Hosein 10: 0569by the shah 4: 0183

Friendship, commerce, and navigation,treaties of

Iran-Pakistan 15: 0568U.S.-lran 16:0717

Fruit and fruit productsdates 11: 0693general 13: 0066processing plants 9: 0259, 0284raisins 11: 0692

Furniture and furnishingsgeneral 13: 0347see a/so Household appliances and

equipmentGanaveh-Kharg submarine pipeline

12:0049General Tire Corporation

factory application 9: 0323Geology

4:0615; 15:0334Geophysics

hydrology 15: 0336seismology 15: 0342, 0354

Germany, Federal Republic ofeconomic relations with Iran 9: 0744loans to Iran 10: 0437, 0497, 0681military bases in Iran 6: 0676military personnel visits to Iran 6: 0810

Ghaffari, Heidar AMundersecretary of commerce 4: 0824

Glass and glass industry13:0486

Goldholdings of Bank Melli 10: 0106, 0832holdings of Central Bank of Iran

11: 0029, 0036, 0061, 0074, 0087,0099

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Corporationtire plant project 9: 0332, 0334

Governmentcabinet 1:0771; 4: 0615-0911external financing requirements 6: 0164general 3: 0807territory 3: 0817see a/so Corruptionsee a/so Executive branchsee a/so Government--Alam,

Assadollahsee a/so Government--Amini, ANsee a/so Government--Eqbal,

Manuchehrsee a/so Government ministriessee a/so High Administrative Councilsee a/so Judicial branchsee a/so Legislative branchsee a/so Local governmentsee a/so Mossadeq, Mohammedsee a/so National Front

Government cont.see also Political affairssee a/so Political partiessee a/so Sharif-Emami, Jafar

Government--Alam, Assadollahcabinet members 4: 0842, 0902economic program 8: 0457National Front views on 2: 0814opposition to 2: 0979position on Kurdish problem 2: 0855program of 2: 0814Soviet position on 16: 0244see a/so Alam, Assadollah

Government--Amini, AMassessment of 2: 0310, 0559; 4: 0703,

0730cabinet and undersecretaries of 4: 0757economic program 7: 0842; 8: 0223fall of 2: 0814fiscal problems 2: 0788; 4: 0451members of 4: 0703National Front views on 2: 0814opposition to 2: 0001, 0087, 0479, 0559,

0668repression by 2: 0229U.S. support for 2: 0376; 4: 0842;

15:0780,0811,0817; 16: 0019see a/so Amini, AN

Government--Eqbal, Manuchehrachievements of 4: 0639resignation of 4: 0664see a/so Eqbal, Manuchehr

Government-in-exileplan of Ahmad Razavi 2: 0739

Government ministriesCommerce 4: 0621, 0730, 0824Customs and Monopolies 4: 0751Finance 4: 0703, 0730, 0803; 10: 0569,

0681Foreign 4: 0664, 0703, 0751, 0819,

0842, 0894Justice 4: 0634Labor 4:0779Roads 4: 0779War 9: 0865see a/so Executive branchsee a/so Plan Organization

Governor generalsappointments of 1: 0429see a/so Mahabad Governoratesee a/so Provincial governors

Grains and grain productsgeneral 11: 0628storage establishments 10: 0636see a/so Wheat

Great Britainsee United Kingdom

Gruening, Ernestshah's meeting with 4: 0587, 0911

Harbors and portsAbadan, Iran 15: 0144, 0180Bandar Abbas 15: 0193, 0213, 0229,

0250, 0258, 0288Bandar Shahpur15:0288, 0312development bill 15: 0065facilities and services 6: 0816; 14: 0425;

15:0065-0312Khorramshahr 15: 0288monthly reports on 15: 0065-0312see a/so Ports administrationsee a/so Ports and Navigation, Office of

Harriman, W. Averellvisit to Iran 15: 0770

Hayden, John C.chief of U.S. military mission and MAAG

in Iran 5: 0504Health care facilities and services

14: 0341see a/so Hospitalssee a/so Medicines and

Pharmaceuticalssee a/so Veterinary medicine

Hedayat, Khosrowmanaging director of the Plan

Organization 4: 0690High Administrative Council

formation of 4: 0803Highways, streets, and roads

construction 10: 0215Export-Import Bank credit for 10: 0215general 12: 0778see a/so Roads Ministry

Hospitalsgeneral 14: 0420military 6: 0677

HotelsIntercontinental Hotels Project 9: 0245

Household appliances and equipment

13:0349Housing

9: 0192see a/so Landlords

Hydrology15:0336

Immigration and emigrationforeign visas; tourism; foreign exit

permits 11: 0479immigration to Iran from Iraq 11: 0520

Importscabinet decree limiting use of Iranian

funds abroad for 11: 0011quota regulations 16: 0390regulations 11: 0061see a/so Commodity import programsee a/so Foreign trade

Income taxes10:0717see a/so Wages and salaries

Indiaforeign relations with Iran 15: 0579trade agreements with Iran 15: 0581

Industrial and Mining Development Bankof Iran

IBRD loan agreement with 5: 0456operations 7: 0689

Insurance and insurance industryIran-U.S. joint venture company 9: 0345

Intellectual propertycopyrights 11: 0477trademarks 11: 0469see a/so Literary, artistic, and industrial

propertyIntelligence activities

biographical data 6: 0244-0396general 6: 0249Yugoslavian agents 3: 0806see a/so SAVAK

International Bank for Reconstructionand Development (IBRD)

and Industrial and Mining DevelopmentBank of Iran 5: 0456

loans 5: 0456; 16: 0252mission to Iran 10: 0497

International Monetary Fund (IMF)agreement with Iran 10: 0374credits 10: 0008, 0021, 0095, 0294,

0300,0374loans 16: 0252mission to Iran 10: 0497

International Petroleum Corporation(IPC)

negotiations 12: 0119, 0233, 0301, 0354see a/so Oil companies

Investment guaranty agreement;program

9: 0350, 0352Investments

by France 9: 0360general 9: 0224, 0229by Israel 9: 0361Pan American Airlines plans for 9: 0272public, and Iranian government efforts to

control 7: 0322by United States 9: 0245-0357see a/so Capital investmentssee a/so Foreign Investment Centersee a/so Investment guaranty

agreement; programsee a/so Loans and grants

Iranian Oil Consortiumhandbook 11: 0811; 12:0073labor severance plan 12: 0341, 0558negotiations 11: 0811, 0843; 12: 0137,

0354, 0458, 0643-0699; 16: 0342and NIOC 12: 0137, 0354, 0643-0699statistics 11: 0745, 0811; 12: 0001,

0049-0096, 0143-0326, 0354,0416, 0537, 0590, 0624, 0727

see a/so Oil companiesIranian people

general 13: 0605language 13: 0615refugees 13: 0614religion 13: 0654

Iran-Pan American Oil Companyoperations 12: 0267, 0301, 0390-0416,

0537, 0558, 0699see a/so Oil companies

Iran Task Force, U.S.report 16: 0125

Iraqentertainment by resident officers of

14: 0078immigration to Iran from 11: 0520IPC petroleum negotiations with

12:0119,0233,0301,0354overflights by 6: 0440

Iraq cont.Shattal-Arab dispute 15: 0144, 0180,

0208-0229

Iron and steel industryAzna steel mill project 13: 0181-0287construction equipment 13: 0345general 13: 0175steel mill products 13: 0181-0288transportation equipment 13: 0317-

0343Isfahan, Iran

defense and security establishment--changes in 5: 0201

labor situation in 9: 0561, 0590municipal council elections 2: 0911nationalist activities in 1: 0586visits to

by AN Amini 4: 0779by the shah 4: 0194

Israelinvestments by 9: 0361petroleum shipments to 11: 0843support for the shah 15: 0691

Japantrade agreements with Iran 15: 0597

Johnson, Lyndon B.visit to Iran 4: 0517; 14: 0598

Judicial brancheffect of judgments and decrees 5: 0169general 5: 0100jurisdiction 5: 0110laws; statutes 5: 0130, 0144national courts 5: 0104proceedings 5: 0109

Karaj Dam Project12: 0812-0828, 0842, 0845, 0848;

13:0021Kashan, Iran

velvet and rayon factories in 10: 0011,0056

Kasik Dash Dam Project13:0001,0008

Kennedy, John F.meeting with the shah 4: 0348; 16: 0185

Kennedy administrationforeign policy toward Iran 15: 0739,

0770Khorasan Province

tour of, by Manuchehr Eqbal 4: 0641

Khor Musa oil loading project15:0065

Khor Musa pipeline project12:0024

Khorramshahr, Irancustoms clearing procedures 15: 0270date processing plant in 9: 0284General Port Off ice 15: 0115port conditions 15: 0245, 0288unemployment 9: 0581

Khuristan, Iranvisit to, by the shah 3: 0932

Khuzistan Development Servicereorganization 12: 0853see a/so Khuzistan Province

Khuzistan Provincegovernment in 2: 0310local elections in 2: 0814political developments in 1: 0906tribal banditry in 1: 0586visit to, by the Shah 3: 0913see a/so Khuzistan Development

ServiceKidnapping

of Dankworth, D. C., by Kurdish raiders2:0956

Korea, Southforeign relations with Iran 15: 0620

Kurdistanvisits to

by Alam, Assadollah 4: 0894by the shah 2: 0911

Kurdsgovernment position on 2: 0855Iranian policy toward 2: 0895; 16: 0210kidnapping of D. C. Dankworth by

2:0956nationalism 1: 0679, 0810problem--Alam government position on

2:0855raiders--kidnapping of D.C. Dankworth

by 2: 0956refugees 1: 0304separatism 1: 0906situation 1: 0001, 0145and Syria 1: 0906tribes in Iran 1: 0304, 0486

Kusheshi, FereidunIII Corps commanderS: 0206

Laborannual reports 9: 0434, 0497, 0598disturbances; strikes 1: 0810, 0906;

9: 0477, 0561general 9: 0425-0670in Isfahan 9: 0561in petroleum industry 1: 0810; 9: 0574;

12: 0168, 0267profit-sharing laws 9: 0357, 0670severance plan for Iranian Oil

Consortium 12: 0341, 0558in textile industry 9: 0477wages 9: 0574, 0672; 12: 0267see a/so Employmentsee a/so Labor unionssee a/so Work permits

Labor Departmentactivities in Azerbaijan Province 4: 0890

Labor Ministrypolicies 4: 0779

Labor unions9: 0497, 0676

Landlordsin Azerbaijan Province 2: 0774see a/so Housing

Land ownership and rightsdistribution 10:0279; 11:0212public domain 11: 0212reform law 11: 0226reform program 2: 0979; 3: 0001;

4: 0587, 0902; 8: 0679; 11: 0199-0457; 15:0811

see a/so Enemy propertyLanguage use and ability

13:0615Lar earthquake

14:0079,0093,0114Latian Dam Project

12:0831Laws, statutes, and regulations

air transportation 14: 0832bank guarantees 10: 0279election 1: 0304, 0429employment of foreigners 9: 0425, 0453foreign exchange 10: 0569; 11: 0046,

0061general 5: 0144import quota 16: 0390land reform 11: 0226martial 2: 0956probate 5: 0166

profit sharing 9: 0357, 0670Third Plan Law 10: 0563work permit 9: 0476

Lawyers and legal services5: 0104

Legislative branchgeneral 5: 0001proceedings 5: 0015see a/so Majlissee a/so Senate

Lemnitzer, Lymanmeeting with the shah 5: 0427

Light machinerysee Machinery, light

Literary, artistic, and industrial propertytreaties--U.S.-lran 16: 0757see a/so Copyrightssee a/so Intellectual propertysee a/so Trademarks

Livestock and livestock industry11:0711

Loans and grantsagreements 5: 0456assistance by United States 10: 0089by Bank Melli 9: 0865Development Loan Fund 16: 0274for Dez Dam Project 10: 0011efforts to control public borrowing

7: 0322by Export-Import Bank 10: 0011, 0056,

0256,0654general 10: 0001by Germany, Federal Republic of

10:0437,0497,0681by IBRD 5: 0456; 16: 0252by IMF 16: 0252Industrial and Mining Development Bank

of Iran 5: 0456for Kashan velvet and rayon factories

20:0011,0056Local government

municipal council elections 1: 0429,0526, 0586; 2: 0895, 0911, 0979

village and municipal council legislation2:0717

Lumber industry and products11: 0705

Machinery, light13:0288

Magnet Cove Barium Corporation

exploitation of barite deposits by9: 0259, 0272

Mahabad Govern oratedevelopment needs 2: 0814

Majlisdissolved by the shah 1: 0906; 4: 0703elections 1: 0001-0304, 0526-0771,

0810; 2: 0087-0310, 0479, 0855,0911,0956; 15:0684,0728

general 1: 0001see a/so Legislative branchsee a/so Senate

Maneuvers and troop movementsgeneral 6: 0401U.S. 6: 0425see a/so Overflights

Mansur, Hasan AMminister of commerce 4: 0621

Manufacturers and manufacturinganimal and vegetable products, inedible

13:0150-0168foods 13: 0064-0148general 13: 0478-0560household furnishings 13: 0347, 0349iron and steel industry 13: 0175-0345textile industry 13: 0351-0472

Mardom Partygeneral 1: 0001-0211; 2: 0739resignation of Assadollah Alam 1: 0304Second Congress 2: 0717

Martial lawin Pars Province 2: 0956

Martin Missionfinancial discussions with Iran 10: 0021

Masjid-i-Sulaiman, Iranpetroleum labor strike at 1: 0810

May Day3: 0059

Mecca, Saudi Arabiapilgrimage to, by AN Amini 4: 0831

Medical personnelsee Health care facilities and services

Medicines and Pharmaceuticals13:0548see a/so Drugs and narcotics

Melliyun PartyCentral Committee election 2: 0376general 1: 0145

Meshed, Iranmunicipal council elections in 2: 0895report on conditions in 2: 0895visits to

by Amini, AN 4: 0757by Empress Farah and Crown

Prince Reza 4: 0426by the shah 3: 0932; 4: 0152

see a/so Meshed UniversityMeshed University

reopening of 2: 0739student demonstrations at 2: 0668;

3: 0001Metals and metal industry

barite 9: 0259, 0272chromium 11: 0736copper 11: 0732general 11: 0730uranium 11: 0734

Military Advisory and Assistance Group(MAAG), U.S.

Eckhardt, George S. 5: 0305see a/so Military assistance, U.S.see a/so Mutual Security Programsee a/so U.S. Military Training Team for

IranMilitary aircraft

6: 0540Military and defense agreements

U.S.-lran 16: 0776see a/so Military assistance, U.S.see a/so Mutual Security Program

Military assistance, U.S.4: 0033-0059, 0180, 0194, 0229, 0451,

0587, 0600, 0819; 5: 0171-0449,0456-0854; 6: 0001-0239;15: 0699, 0780, 0800; 16: 0001,0078-0125, 0185, 0215

see a/so Military Advisory andAssistance Group, U.S.

see a/so Military and defenseagreements

see a/so Mutual Security Programsee a/so U.S. Military Training Team for

IranMilitary bases, posts, and reservations

general 6: 0548, 0557Germany, Federal Republic of 6: 0676U.K. 6: 0670

U.S. 6: 0600USSR 6: 0671

Military benefits and pensions6: 0471

Military budgets and appropriations5: 0244, 0334, 0615, 0788, 0816;

6:0001; 10:0089; 16:0097Military-civil affairs

program 5: 0334; 14: 0130see a/so Civic action program

Military command and controlgeneral 1: 0771III Corps 5: 0206

Military courts6: 0398

Military equipment and suppliesbases 6: 0548-0671general 6: 0485ships; aircraft 6: 0540weapons 6: 0506-0525

Military hospitals6: 0677

Military missionsChina, Republic of 6: 0813general 6: 0680Germany, Federal Republic of 6: 0810Saudi Arabia 6: 0812U.K. 6: 0809U.S. 5: 0305, 0504; 6: 0762

Military organization6:0441,0478

Military personnelChina, Republic of, visits to Iran 6: 0813general 6: 0442-0471Germany, Federal Republic of, visits to

Iran 6: 0810Saudi Arabia, visits to Iran 6: 0812U.K., visits to Iran 6: 0809

Military personnel, Irandesertion 6: 0469general 5: 0172; 6: 0442loyalty and morale 5: 0209movements of 6: 0401pensions 6: 0471

Military personnel, U.S.movements of 6: 0425visits to Iran 6: 0762see a/so Military Advisory and

Assistance Group, U.S.see a/so U.S. Military Training Team for

Iran

Military trainingantiguerilla 5: 0275schools and academies 6: 0478see a/so Maneuvers and troop

movementssee a/so U.S. Military Training Team for

IranMilitary Training Team for Iran, U.S.

2:0855see a/so Military assistance, U.S.see a/so Military Advisory and

Assistance Group, U.S.see a/so Mutual Security Program

Military weaponsgeneral 6: 0506guided missiles 6: 0525nuclear weapons 6: 0523

Mines and mineral resourcesbase metals 11: 0730-0736carbon 11: 0745-0843; 12: 0001-0768general 11: 0715; 12:0770

Minimum wagepetroleum workers 9: 0574see a/so Wages and salaries

Missiles6: 0525see a/so Nuclear weapons

Moghan Development Company11:0206

Monetary and Credit Control Councilactivities 10: 0056efforts to enforce bank credit restrictions

10:0279see a/so Financial matterssee a/so Monetary system

Monetary systemforeign exchange 10: 0755-0851;

11:0001-0099general 10: 0728see a/so Monetary and Credit Control

CouncilMonopolies

9: 0381Mossadeq, Mohammed

demonstrations celebrating anniversaryof overthrow of 2: 0229

Museums14: 0041

Music14: 0039

Muslims

Shia 1:0810see a/so Religion

Mutual Security Program5: 0456-0854; 6: 0001-0239see a/so Military and defense

agreementssee a/so Military assistance, U.S.

Naglu Dam Project12:0844

National courtsattorneys 5: 0104right of aliens to sue in 5: 0130see a/so Judicial branch

National defense affairsequipment and supplies 6: 0485-0676generalS: 0171-0449hospitals 6: 0677intelligence activities 6: 0240, 0244-

0396maneuvers; troop movements 6: 0401,

0425military courts 6: 0398missions 6: 0680-0813Mutual Security Program 5: 0456-0854;

9:0001-0239organization 6: 0441-0478overflights 6: 0436-0440

National defense plan5: 0426, 0427; 16: 0252see a/so National security

National Economic Councilestablishment of 4: 0894; 8: 0551see a/so Monetary and Credit Control

CouncilNational Front

activities 1: 0679, 0810, 0906; 2: 0001-0229, 0376, 0979

propaganda 2: 0310views on Amini and Alam governments

2:0814National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)

agreements withAfghanistan 12: 0458Pan American Petroleum

Corporation 12: 0001Sapphire Petroleum, Ltd. 12: 0001

and Center for Research in Petroleumand Chemistry 11: 0745

expansion plans 12: 0341exploratory activities 11: 0745; 12: 0458general 11: 0785; 12:0341

Iranian Oil Consortium negotiations12:0137,0354

pipeline construction 12: 0354refining and distribution capacity

12:0336reorganization 12: 0049-0096see a/so Petroleum industry and

productsNationalism; Nationalist activities

in Isfahan 1: 0586Kurdish 1: 0679,0810

Nationalist Chinasee China, Republic of (Nationalist)

National security1:0001; 2: 0911see a/so National defense plansee a/so SAVAK

Natural gas and gas industry12:0742see a/so Petroleum industry and

productsNaval forces, U.S.

Sixth Fleet 4: 0045Near East Foundation

invitation to shah 4: 0221Neutral commerce

U.S.-lran 16: 0270Newsgathering agencies

U.S. 14: 0602Newspapers

14:0423, 0468-0601New York World's Fair Committee

shah's meeting with members of15:0735

Norwayvisit to, by the shah 4: 0159

Nuclear weapons6: 0523see a/so Atomic energysee a/so Missiles

Office of Ports and Navigationsee Ports and Navigation, Office of

Oil companiesARAMCO 11: 0785general 12: 0458Iranian Oil Consortium 11: 0745, 0811,

0843;12: 0001-0096, 0137-0326,0341,0354, 0458-0558, 0590-0699,0727

Iran-Pan American Oil Company12: 0267, 0301, 0390-0416, 0537,0558, 0699

NIOC 11:0745, 0785Pan American International Oil

Company 12: 0341, 0576, 0590,0699

Pan American Petroleum Corporation12:0001

Sapphire Petroleum, Ltd. 12: 0001Sinclair Oil Corporation 12: 0727see a/so Petroleum industry and

productssee a/so Pipelines

Oils, oilseeds, and fatsgeneral 13: 0148PL-480 agreement 16: 0550, 0559,

0601,0608,0642Organization of Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC)

conference 12: 0390Iranian participation in 12: 0119resolutions 4: 0842; 8: 0457; 10: 0437,

0497; 12: 0590-0699see a/so Petroleum industry and

productsOverflights

by Iraq 6: 0440by Saudi Arabia 6: 0439by the USSR 6: 0436

Pahlavi, Abdol Reza (prince and shah ofIran)

visit to United States 3: 0886-0913;4: 0033

Pahlavi, Mohammed Reza (shah)autobiography 4: 0059, 0119foreign relations--views on 4: 0183Israeli support for 15: 0691Majlis 1: 0906; 2: 0911; 4: 0703meetings with

Ayub Khan, Mohammed 4: 0451,0517; 16:0215

Gruening, Ernest 4: 0587, 0911Harriman, W. Averell 15: 0770Kennedy, John F. 4: 0348; 16: 0185Lemnitzer, Lyman 5: 0427New York World's Fair Committee

members 15: 0735Rusk, Dean 16: 0185Zahir Shah 4: 0451, 0517

Near East Foundation invitation to4: 0221

opposition to 1: 0679, 0906Pakistan-Afghanistan dispute mediation

offer 4: 0451, 0517relations with AN Amini 2: 0087, 0376;

4:0194; 16:0019, 0078,0215speeches 4:0001, 0033-0149, 0159-

0169,0426,0517, 0600taxation of royalties paid to 3: 0932U.S. contingency plans in case of death

or overthrow of 4: 0152, 0445;15:0739,0775

U.S. press criticism of 15: 0624, 0645visits to

Afghanistan 4: 0451, 0517Austria 4: 0001Azerbaijan Province 2: 0911Belgium 4: 0001France 4: 0183Isfahan 4: 0194Khuristan 3: 0932Khuzistan Province 3: 0913Kurdistan 2: 0911Meshed 3: 0932; 4: 0152Norway 4: 0159Pakistan 3: 0906; 4: 0445-0517;

16:0215Sweden 4: 0001Turkey 4: 0554, 0565United States 4: 0229, 0348;

16:0185U.S. Sixth Fleet 4: 0045

wedding 3: 0886see a/so Farah Diba, empress of Iransee a/so Pahlavi, Abdol Rezasee a/so Pahlavi Foundationsee a/so Royal succession

Pahlavi, Qolam Reza (prince)visit to Tabriz 4: 0183

Pahlavi Foundationbudget 10:0437unfair competition complaint 9: 0299see a/so Pahlavi, Mohammed Reza

Pakistanboundary questions with Iran 15: 0556extradition treaties with Iran 15: 0578foreign relations with Iran 15: 0543;

16:0215trade agreements with Iran 15: 0559treaties of friendship, commerce, and

navigation with Iran 15: 0568visit of shah to 3: 0906; 4: 0445-0517;

16:0215see a/so Ayub Khan, Mohammedsee a/so Pakistan-Afghanistan dispute

Pakistan-Afghanistan disputeshah offers to mediate 4: 0451, 0517see a/so Ayub Khan, Mohammedsee a/so Zahir Shah, king of Afghanistan

Pan American Airlinesinvestment plans 9: 0272see a/so Transportation, air

Pan American International Oil Companyconcession 12: 0341operations 12: 0576, 0590, 0699see a/so Oil companiessee a/so Petroleum industry and

productsPan American Petroleum Corporation

agreement with NIOC 12: 0001see a/so Oil companiessee a/so Petroleum industry and

productsPaper and paper products

13:0478Passports and visas

exit permits 11: 0479Peace Corps

generalS: 0815U.S.-lran agreement 16: 0330, 0339

Persian Empire2500th anniversary of foundation of

2: 0376; 15: 0728Pests and pest control

agricultural 11: 0603Petroleum industry and products

agreement with Afghanistan 12: 0458concessions 11: 0811; 12: 0341, 0727consumption, domestic 12: 0458, 0649distribution capacity 12: 0336exploration 11: 0745, 0843; 12: 0073,

0301,0354,0390, 0458exports 11: 0745

general 11: 0745-0843; 12: 0001-0727,0768; 13: 0487

Khor Musa oil loading project 15: 0065prices 12: 0096, 0119, 0202, 0213,

0441,0624,0719production 12: 0024products 12: 0458, 0649refining; refineries 12: 0213, 0336, 0576reports 11: 0785; 12: 0119, 0267, 0458revenues 12: 0143, 0184, 0233, 0326,

0341, 0416, 0537, 0590, 0643,0649, 0719, 0727

sales, domestic 12: 0024shipments 11: 0843; 12: 0202statistics 11: 0843; 12: 0096, 0233,

0301,0336,0341, 0441see a/so Natural gas and gas industrysee a/so Oil companiessee a/so Organization of Petroleum

Exporting Countriessee a/so Petroleum laborsee a/so Pipelines

Petroleum laboremployment 12: 0590minimum wage 9: 0574; 12: 0267revenue benefits plan 12: 0233strike by 1: 0810subsidies for 12: 0168see a/so Oil companies

Philanthropic organizationssee Charitable institutions

Pipelinesconstruction 12: 0354Ganaveh-Kharg submarine project

12:0049Khor Musa project 12: 0024

Plan Organizationactivities in Azerbaijan Province 7: 0813Ahmad Aramesh, Ahmad 4: 0694Asfia, Safi 4: 0836; 8: 0425date processing plant in Korramsahr--

purchased by Sherkate Wahid9: 0284

expenditures 10: 0256financial position 7: 0842; 9: 0865;

10:0106,0131,0140general 7: 0765; 9: 0865; 10: 0374Hedayat, Khosrow 4: 0690reorganization 4: 0894see a/so Economic development

Police

national 14: 0293Political affairs

agents 3: 0806citizenship 3: 0872Communism 3: 0797constitution 3: 0847general 1: 0001-0906; 2: 0001-0979;

3: 0001May Day 3: 0059referendum on land reform program

3: 0001Weeka reports 3: 0060-0784see a/so Electionssee a/so Political partiessee a/so Political reforms

Political partiesMardom Party 1: 0001-0304; 2: 0717,

0739Melliyun Party 1: 0145; 2: 0376Socialist League 2: 0310Toiler's Party 1: 0304Tudeh Party 2: 0479see a/so National Front

Political reforms2:0001,0087,0479, 0600

Political relationssee Foreign relations, Iransee Foreign relations, U.S.

Ports Administration15:0115,0134see a/so Harbors and portssee a/so Ports and Navigation, Office of

Ports and Navigation, Office of15:0193see a/so Ports Administration

Postage14: 0428

Presscensorship 14: 0610general 14: 0467newsgathering agencies, U.S. 14: 0602newspapers 14: 0423, 0468-0601U.S. criticism of the shah 15: 0624,

0645weekly summaries 14: 0468-0601

Pricespetroleum 12: 0096, 0119, 0202, 0213,

0441,0624,0719retail 9: 0110

Profit-sharing lawlabor 9: 0357, 0670

PropagandaNational Front 2: 0310UAR 2: 0668, 0774USSR 15: 0624

ProvincesAzerbaijan 2: 0087, 0774, 0911;

4: 0791, 0890; 7: 0813; 9: 0313;11:0212

Fars 1:0001; 2: 0956Khorasan 4: 0641Khuzistan 1: 0586, 0906; 2: 0310, 0814;

3:0913Mahabad Governorate 2: 0814see a/so Provincial councilssee a/so Provincial governors

Provincial councilslegislation governing 2: 0717see a/so Legislative branchsee a/so Local governmentsee a/so Provincial governors

Provincial governors4: 0604see a/so Government

Public debt10:0497

Public healthdisposal of the dead 14: 0339general 14: 0327medicine, practice of 14: 0341see a/so Hospitals

Public Law 480 agreementsedible oils agreement 16: 0550, 0559,

0601,0608,0642wheat agreement 16: 0481, 0523, 0559,

0642-0701see a/so Agricultural commodities

Public order, safety, and healthcrime 14: 0317,0318municipal government 14: 0306narcotics, traffic in 14: 0320national police 14: 0293public health 14: 0327-0341

Public worksemergency program 8: 0180general 12: 0773roads; highways 12: 0778utilities 12: 0796-0861; 13: 0001-0033

Qashqai tribal resettlement program1:0526

Radioamateurs 14: 0464concessions 14: 0463general 14: 0429

Railroadsgeneral 13: 0334; 14:0614rail transportation between Iran and

Afghanistan 14: 0655Raisins

11: 0692Rates

water transportation 15: 0063Rayon factories

in Kashan--Export-Import Bank loan10:0011,0056

see a/so Textile industry and fabricsRazavi, Ahmad

2:0739Real estate

Iran-U.S. 15: 0377Recreation

by resident officers of Iraq 14: 0078Refugees

general 13: 0614Kurdish 1: 0304see a/so Resettlement program

Religion13:0654see a/so Shia Muslims

Repressiongovernment 2: 0229see a/so SAVAK

Research and developmentCenter for Research in Petroleum and

Chemistry 11: 0745Resettlement program

for Qashqai 1: 0526Retail prices

9:0110Riots and disorders

Agrarian, in Azerbaijan Province 2: 0087Rivers and waterways

diversion on Iran-Afghanistan border15:0443

Roads Ministry4: 0779see a/so Highways, streets, and roads

Roshanai Electric Companyextension of franchise 13: 0025see a/so Utilities

Royal successiongeneral 4: 0096heir to the throne 4: 0072, 0096see a/so Pahlavi, Mohammed Reza

Royal Tehran Hilton Hotel9: 0357

Rubber industry and products13:0153see a/so Tires and tire industry

Rusk, Dean16:0180,0185

Sadri, Shams1:0145

Saleh, Alayar1:0526

Sapphire Petroleum, Ltd.agreement with NIOC 12: 0001see a/so Oil companiessee a/so Petroleum industry and

productsSaudi Arabia

Mecca 4: 0831military personnel 6: 0812overflights by 6: 0439

SAVAKactivities 1: 0429, 0526Bakhtiar, TeimuM: 0771see a/so Intelligence activitiessee a/so National securitysee a/so Repression

Sciencesee Earth sciences

Scientific and professional instruments13:0542

Seismology15:0342,0354

Senatedissolved by the shah 1: 0906see a/so Legislative branchsee a/so Majlis

SeparatismKurdish--in Syria 1: 0906

Seven-year plan9: 0001see a/so Economic developmentsee a/so Five-year planssee a/so Plan Organization

Severance benefits plan

petroleum labor 12: 0233Shah of Iran

see Pahlavi, Mohammed RezaSharaz, Iran

conditions in 2: 0310Sharif-Emami, Jafar

foreign and domestic policies 4: 0687government of 1: 0304, 0771; 4: 0672prime minister 4: 0662, 0664

Shatt al-Arab dispute15:0144,0180,0208-0229

Shemshak, Irancoal mine explosion 14: 0112

Sherkate Wahiddate processing plant 9: 0284

Shia Muslims1:0810see a/so Religion

Shipbuilding and repair13:0343see a/so Transportation, water

Ships and shippingjoint Iranian-American companies

9: 0312see a/so Transportation, water

Shiraz, Iranmunicipal council elections 2: 0979visit to, by AN Amini 4: 0779

Sinclair Oil Corporationconcession 12: 0727see a/so Oil companiessee a/so Petroleum industry and

productsSinger Sewing Machine Company

profit remittance request 9: 0247, 0266,0284, 0291, 0320, 0323

Socialist LeagueNational Congress 2: 0310

Social mattersamusements; sports 14: 0041, 0043census 13: 0597disaster relief 14: 0079-0292education 13: 0757-0860entertainment 14: 0078etiquette 14: 0068fine arts 14: 0000, 0039general 13: 0563

history 13: 0708-0710people 13: 0605-0654societies 14: 0044

Society of the Free2: 0229

Soybeans11:0641

Sports and athletics14: 0043

Steel industrysee Iron and steel industry

Strikesin Isfahan 9: 0561by petroleum workers 1: 0810by school teachers 1: 0906in textile industry 9: 0477

Studentsdemonstrations and protests

at Iranian Embassy in Washington,D.C. 3: 0001; 4: 0211

at Meshed University 2: 0668;3: 0001

against the shah in the United States4: 0229

in Tehran 1: 0679at Tehran University 2: 0001, 0087,

0479-0668; 3: 0001in Vienna, Austria 2: 0600

political activities 1: 0771; 2: 0310radical activities 2: 0479see a/so Education

Sugar industry and productscane 11: 0679general 11: 0642products 13: 0118

Swedenvisit to, by Shah 4: 0001

SyriaKurdish separatism in 1: 0906

Tabriz, IranElectoral Supervisory Council

controversy 2: 0211visit to, by Prince Qolam Reza Pahlavi

4:0183Tabriz University

closing of 1: 0771Taxation

ARAMCO 11: 0785general 10: 0713income 10: 0717

Taxation cont.

of royalties paid to the shah 3: 0932see a/so Double taxation treaties

Teachersstrike by 1: 0906see a/so Education

Tehran, Iranexpositions; exhibitions in 11: 0574oil refinery 12: 0576student unrest in 1: 0679

Tehran Universitystudent demonstrations at 2: 0001,

0087, 0479-0668; 3: 0001Television

14: 0466Textile industry and fabrics

cotton manufactures 13: 0472general 13: 0351labor unrest in 9: 0477rayon and velvet factories 10: 0011,

0056see a/so Clothing and clothing industry

III Corpsappointment of General Fereidun

Kusheshi 5: 0206see a/so Military command and control

Third development plan6: 0818; 7: 0689; 8: 0142, 0269-0354,

0457, 0551, 0679; 9: 0072Tires and tire industry

B.F. Goodrich sales 9: 0313General Tire Corporation factory 9: 0323Goodyear tire plant 9: 0332, 0334Iranian-made tires 9: 0313see a/so Rubber industry and products

Tobacco industry and productscigarette-making machinery 10: 0636general 11: 0635, 0686manufactures 13: 0150

Toiler's Partyarrest of leader of 1: 0304

Tourism11:0479

Trade agreements, Iranwith Afghanistan 15: 0464with India 15: 0581with Japan 15: 0597with Pakistan 15: 0559with United States 16: 0346-0701

see a/so Foreign tradesee a/so Foreign Trade Monopoly Act of

1932Trademarks

11:0469Transportation, air

accidents; attacks 14: 0837airports 15: 0001general 14: 0750between Iran and Afghanistan 15: 0022laws and regulations 14: 0832sale; purchase 15: 0016see a/so Pan American Airlines

Transportation, landbetween Iran and Afghanistan 6: 0815;

14: 0692general 14: 0611motor vehicles 14: 0685railroads 14: 0614, 0655

Transportation, waterflood prevention 15: 0062general 15: 0023port facilities 6: 0816; 14: 0425;

15:0065-0312rates 15: 0063see a/so Harbors and portssee a/so Shipbuilding and repairsee a/so Ships and shipping

Transportation and transportationequipment

general 13: 0317motor vehicles 13: 0320railroads 13: 0334shipbuilding 13: 0343

Treasury bonds, Irangovernment issuance of 10: 0636land distribution 10: 0279

Treaties and agreementsagricultural--U.S.-lran 16: 0349, 0481-

0550, 0598-0627, 0627, 0642,0675, 0701

atomic energy--U.S.-lran 16: 0759communications--Iran-Afghanistan

15:0539cultural--U.S.-lran 16: 0763double taxation--U.S.-lran 16: 0748economic--U.S.-lran 16: 0272-0344extradition

Iran-Pakistan 15: 0578U.S.-lran 16: 0869

financial--U.S.-lran 16: 0733, 0748

friendship, commerce, and navigationIran-Pakistan 15: 0568U.S.-lran 16:0717

literary, artistic, and industrial property--U.S.-lran 16: 0757

loans--IBRD-Industrial and MiningDevelopment Bank of Iran 5: 0456

military--U.S.-lran 16: 0776trade

Iran-Afghanistan 15: 0464Iran-India 15: 0581Iran-Japan 15: 0597Iran-Pakistan 15: 0559U.S.-lran 16: 0346-0701

Treessee Forests and forestrysee Lumber industry and products

Tribes and ethnic groupsBakhtiari--report on condition of 2: 0911Pars Province--summary of 1: 0001in Khuzistan--banditry by 1: 0586Kurdish 1: 0304,0486Qashqai 1: 0526

Tudeh Partyarrests of officials of 2: 0479

Turkeymilitary coup d'etat in 1: 0001visit to, by the shah 4: 0554, 0565

Unemploymentin Abadan 9: 0581in Korramshahr 9: 0581problem 8: 0180see a/so Employmentsee a/so Laborsee a/so Strikes

United Arab Republic (UAR)propaganda 2: 0668, 0774

United Kingdommilitary bases in Iran 6: 0670military personnel--visits to Iran 6: 0809see a/so Elizabeth II, Queen

United Nations International Children'sEmergency Fund (UNICEF)

earthquake disaster relief 14: 0289Uranium

11:0734U.S. Military Training Team for Iran

recommendations 2: 0855see a/so Military assistance, U.S.

USSRon Alam, Assadollah 16: 0244

foreign relations with Iran 1: 0001, 0304;4:0026,0059; 15: 0378,0711,0723; 16: 0125

military action against Iran, U.S.contingency planning in event of6:0164; 16:0001, 0019,0125

military bases in Iran 6: 0671overflights by 6: 0436propaganda 15: 0624

Utilities12: 0796-0861; 13: 0001-0033see a/so Damssee a/so Electric utility industry

Velvet factoriesin Kashan 10:0011,0056see a/so Textile industry and fabrics

Veterinary medicineadvisers 11: 0707see a/so Animal diseases and zoonoses

Vienna, AustriaIranian student riots in 2: 0600

Visas11:0479

Vocational education and training13:0860see a/so Education

Voting rightswomen 3: 0001

Wages and salariesgeneral 9: 0672minimum wage 9: 0574; 12: 0267

Warenemy property--U.S.-lran 15: 0377neutral commerce--U.S.-lran 16: 0270

War MinistryBank Melli loan to 9: 0865

Washington, D.C.Iranian Embassy--demonstrations by

Iranian students at 3: 0001; 4: 0211Water supply and use

diversion of boundary waters--Iran-Afghanistan 15: 0443

see a/so HydrologyWeeka reports

3:0060-0784

Wheatgeneral 11: 0630PL-480 agreement 16: 0481, 0523,

0559, 0642-0701Willys-Overland Corporation

sales 9: 0259Women

voting rights 3: 0001Work permits

regulations regarding 9: 0476for servants of diplomatic personnel

9: 0477see a/so Labor

Yugoslaviaagents 3: 0806

Zahabian case9: 0334

ZahirShah, king of Afghanistanmeeting with shah 4: 0451, 0517

Zolfaqari, Naser Qoliminister of state 4: 0751

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