At half past seven, I reached the parliament. I read the reports. The Iraqis are doing a lot of maneuvering on their incomplete operation yesterday. I inquired about this from the authorities. They said that some of us have been captured and apparently a stronghold in the southern [Majnoun] island has also fallen into their hands. Mr. [Mohsen]
At half past seven, I reached the parliament. I read the reports. The Iraqis are doing a lot of maneuvering on their incomplete operation yesterday. I inquired about this from the authorities. They said that some of us have been captured and apparently a stronghold in the southern [Majnoun] island has also fallen into their hands. Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, the head of the central bank, came. He consulted about the use of gold backing to compensate for the lack of currency.
In the public meeting, two bills were approved and [Mr. Sirajuddin Kazrouni] the Minister of Housing [and Urban Development] reported. In the afternoon, Mr. [Haeri] Fumani, the [Iranian] ambassador in the UAE, came for consultation. Mr. [Mohammed] Ashrafi Esfahani [Bakhtran representative] came and complained about Imam Juma of Bakhtran.
In the evening, the Indian ambassador came; It was not important. Mr. Masoud Barzani [from Iraqi Kurdistan] came. He told about the problems of Barzani and asked for help. The political deputies of the governors came. I spoke for them in detail.
I participated in the meeting of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. Some of the criteria and methods of student selection were approved; It was decided that the entrance exam would be one stage. Regarding the committees and executive works related to the Cultural Revolution Headquarters, the discussion remained unfinished. I came home late. The television set a noisy theater; Harsh and soulless.
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