Word: iranians
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...succeed Romulo, the Assembly elected Iran's Ambassador to the U.S., Nasrollah Entezam, able, agile former Iranian Foreign Minister and onetime Grand Master of Ceremonies at the Shah's Imperial Palace. Said Entezam: "I am sure that I shall be able in your name to assure those young and valiant fighters [in Korea] that we shall do all within our power so that they may return home as soon as possible...
Last week Iran got another new Premier and cabinet. Premier Ali Razmara has a reputation for honesty and selfless service rare among Iranian politicos. As chief of staff for the last five years, he got along on three hours' sleep a night, worked from 5 a.m. till late at night, snapping his wiry body about with energy enough to whip new nerve and discipline into Iran's army...
...Paris, Iranian Princess Fatmeh Pahlevi, 21, regained her royal prerogatives when she remarried-this time in a Moslem ceremony-Californian Vincent Lee Hillyer, 24. Hillyer, who had renounced his Roman Catholic religion the week before, had the Moslem Ago Khan as official witness. Among the wedding guests: Rita Hayworth, who had a Moslem ceremony last year when she married Aly Khan. This week Hillyer and bride were off to Cannes, where he said he would finish a book titled Just Looking, Thanks...
Married. Princess Fatmeh of Iran, 21, U.S. educated (Converse College, S.C.) daughter of the late Shah Mohamed Riza Pahlevi, youngest sister of the ruling Shah of Iran; and Vincent Lee Hillyer, 24, son of a Los Banos, Calif, doctor; in Civitavecchia, Italy. Although Hillyer offered to become an Iranian citizen and a Moslem, the Shah inexorably divested Fatmeh of all her royal privileges for marrying without his consent...