I stayed at home. In the morning, Dr. Motamedi, the Imam’s attending physician, came. I told him that over the past two or three weeks, I had experienced chest pain two or three times. He said that I should be very careful. It was agreed that next week he would take an ECG of my heart and that I would also have a blood test. I complained about the state of hygiene
I stayed at home. In the morning, Dr. Motamedi, the Imam's attending physician, came. I told him that over the past two or three weeks, two or three times, I had experienced chest pain. He said that I must be very careful. It was agreed that next week he would take an ECG of my heart and that a blood test would also be done. He complained about the state of public health and about the weakness of the health services and the health officials' lack of commitment to public health, and about students putting pressure on professors; he was suggesting changing the Minister of Health.
At noon, my brother Mohammad came and explained the main points of the future interviews and propaganda concerning the Tudeh Party that had been discussed in the special commission. It was agreed that things that would weaken the army should not be pursued, and that they should watch out for the Tudeh members' policy of creating divisions and claiming influence in organizations and an effect on the actions of organizations. The themes of espionage, sabotage, subversion, being agents of a foreign power, and so on were approved. We also talked about IRIB and negotiations with the President.
In the afternoon, a group of officials from Nikan School came and were concerned about the Ministry of Education's policy of restricting the activities of such schools, as well as about being harmed by the poor political situation of the Hojjatieh Association because of their cooperation with the school.
[Ayatollah] Mr. Khamenei called by telephone and asked me to attend a meeting about the future of the war. Messrs. [Colonel Ali] Sayyad [Shirazi] and [Mohsen] Rezaei had come from the front for this purpose. We agreed that the meeting would be tomorrow morning. They reported that today the Iraqi pressure in Mehran had been heavy and that they had advanced somewhat south of Mehran. Although the Najaf Headquarters communiqué—which was issued at night—said otherwise. Faizeh and Dr. Hamid Lahouti came. The Ministry of Health had opposed Hamid going to Gonbad to perform his duty outside the capital; even though he had worked there for some time. I spent most of my time studying. I also talked with Mohsen for a while and brought him up to date on the country's affairs.
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