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... estimated to be a minimuni of toils of !crude oil, of which 30m. tons should be refined at Abadan. (2) It receives from the Persian Government in ten equal instalments beginning January. 1257. £2sen. in settlement of all claims :and counterclaims. It receives ...
... announced in Teheran. The refinery's largest distillation unit started on Monday and the new agreement between the Persian Government and Western oil companies is to be signed today. ...
... ex-husband. 3 k Heart in mouth I awaited .I t o h u e rn 3 ey p.m. to plane. B mental torture for me. At Beirut the Persian Government made applica- tion for the diplomatic de- tention of my son and I. Fortunately, I had 100 min- utes' warning. In my ...
... and is owned by the Richard Borchart; rr iny, of Hamburg. The Italia suffered only slight damage from ie i lisionj THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT GIVE CAVIARE TO MEMBERS OF THE 01 CONSORTIUM IN TEHERAN From left to right in this picture are Fazlollah Nafici, a Persian ...
... to Teheran just over I.oolb. ol documents of an agreement, made between American and European oil companies and the Persian Government, to get the oil flowing again. The agreement has to be signed in Teheran, The Hague, London and New York. The documents ...
... night in a 40-seater Dutch airliner specially chartered for it. I It was the agreement between the oil companies and the Persian Government on its way to the capital for signing. There were several copies of it, all paced in charge of the captain. There were ...
... could not imagine solution he would propose Germany staying indefl- ' for arming West Germany 70 officers arrested THE Persian Government-1 radio last night said that seventy Persian Army officers and a number of police officials have been arrested on ...
... SATISFIED But, from the Persian Government, Anglo-Iranian only to receive, in full settlement of its claims for compensation for the expropriation of its properties, £26 million, payable over ten years, starting in 1957. Comment of Mr. Howard Page, the ...
... same time mean effi_ upper hand. Inspector Irvine said that Mrs. Robinson's son had cient production. Although the Persian • • Government and Britain already been dealt with in The result of the agree- a juvenile court. He has ment is that the Persian ...
... members of the Consortium. So one must form one's own judgment on the matter. Wnat is clear is that while the £2sm. Persian Government payment, representing a present value of no, more than £l6/17m. or. say., 16s. 6d. a share on A.I. Ordinary, shares ...
... agreement should mark the beginning of a new era for Persia—an era of great hope and of prosperity. In two months The Persian Government her agreed to pay the Angl_o-lranian Oil Company £25,000,000 in compensation. Within two months tankers will again be ...
... 60 pjc. of a business it had ceased to own and to retain P-c., for tvhich it would get £2smiUkm compensation from the Persian Government* and probably £2OO from the seven-company oil consortium with which it is now associated. There should be a fat shore ...