... been the presence of, Soviet forces in Persia. The ] council cannot ignore the fact that the sudden reversal by the Persian Government of the position it had steadfastly maintained until yesterday occurred while Soviet troops are still physically, in ...

... after M. GROMYKO'S peremptory demand for a final rescinding of the whole dispute from the official agenda. Until the Persian Government withdrew the complaint the Council could not without humiliation close the dispute at the diktat of the Power against ...

... T ABOUT PACT Persian Government would start' talks in the near future at Keraj, a town 23 miles north-west of the . Persian capital on the main highway to Tabriz. A f ter the Persian-Azerbaijan talks it was hoped that Persian Government forces would ...

... `NEW WIFE TELLS OF STRUGGLE FOR LIFE WIFE'S struggle for her life after her husband had struck PERSIAN Government spokesman, in a iver the head with a mandrill and then attempted to force comment on the Persian Agreement with' ,n down her throat was Coed ...

... stipulated for their withdrawal in the Tripartite Treaty of 1942. Taking note of the -responses of the Soviet and the Persian Governments to the request for informa-I tion as to the status of negotiations and whether the withdrawal of Soviet troops from ...

... of all Russian mihtary material and equipment which, if left behind, might be used by local autonomists against the Persian Government Thirdly, assurances that the .Soviet withdrawal is unconditional. In the event of no reply being received from the Soviet ...

... Russians have evacuated Mazanderan, province of the' Caspian Sea, and evacuation is pro,:ceding steadily, stated the Persian ,Government spokesman last night. Gromyko Absent NEW YORK, Thursday. M. Gromyko, the Soviet delegate. was not present when the secret ...

... representative that no settlement of .the Persian dispute was being reached. The information from a high official of the Persian Government to the United States representative, he said, is that proposals have been made, but have not been agreed to. That ...

... U.S. View Mr. Byrnes (United States), after pointing out that the Persian Government had not withdrawn its letter. said : When a member of the United Nations submits that a ,situation exists that threatens the 'peace and security of the world we cannot ...

... the resolu-1 tion adopted by the Security Council in London on January 30 the differences between the Soviet and the Persian Government were to be handled by negotiations between the two parties—and in conformity with this decision negotiations did take ...

... should be placed on the' agenda. The first fart is that negotiations have taken place between the Soviet and. the Persian Government. though that fact is denied by the Persian Ambassador. The second fact is that an understanding has been reached) ...

... for bringing this subject before the Security , Council as a result of the understanding between the Soviet and the Persian Government. Article 5 of that Treaty has not been carried out. The Treaty impose.' definite and unqualified obligations on the ...