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Report on evidence on which Iranian militants base their accusation that Thomas Leo Ahern - a US Embassy staff member with (allegedly) a Belgian passport - is a spy.
Report on the assassination in France of Prince Shahriar Shafiq, nephew of the Shah of Iran, on 07/12/79. Male reporter not identified.
2 interview clips, apparently consecutive, on a telephone conversation (by NBC?) with Bruce Laingen, US Charge d’Affaires, held hostage at the Iranian Foreign Ministry Office in Tehran; lack of...
Unidentified American speaker on the possibility of unspecific military action by the USA in response to the US embassy hostage-taking in Tehran. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on Jimmy Carter’s declaration of candidacy for re-election to the Presidency. Carter and Edward Kennedy are now running neck-and-neck in the opinion polls, largely due to Carter’s ‘firm’...
Report on the American response to the NBC interview with US embassy hostage William Gallegos, recorded in Tehran. There has been particular concern expressed about the conditions under which NBC obtained...
Report on a letter (or telegram) alleged by the Iranians to have been sent to the Ayatollah Khomeini by Senator Edward Kennedy, expressing support for the Islamic Revolution. Kennedy has denied any such...
Unidentified male American on American-British-Iranian relations including Iranians considering economic blockades against them ineffective; the visit of a Kentucky couple to Iran, allegedly to visit...
2 reports on UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s visit to President Jimmy Carter in America with Foreign Secretary Peter Carington (Lord Carrington) and daughter Carol Thatcher. Thatcher speaks on the...
Report on Edward Kennedy’s remarks the Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pehlavi, should not be granted permanent exile in the USA, criticism and why he may have made them. The presidential candidate also broke...
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