Second String Arms Race Dims Hopes for Long Range Peace
A Western arms race expands in the Arab East as Britain France and the United States seek deals with Gulf sheiks and princes. Saudi Arabia Pakistan Iran and Kuwait boost weaponry while Moscow and Washington back Syria Egypt and Israel. The North Gulf powers arm aggressively, threatening any settlement prospects amid regional oil and security tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Carcely
Arab East
Persian Gulf
Moscow
Syria
Egypt
Washington
Israel
Syrila
United States
Tel Aviv
U.S
Arabian Peninsula
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Iran
Shah
Gulf
Iraq
Kuwait
Oil Company Reports Huge Quarter Profits
Cities Service Co reports a 50 percent rise in fourth quarter 1973 profits to 42.1 million dollars or 1.62 per share, from 28.1 million dollars or 1.08 a share in 1972. Exxon planned to release its figures as the sector faces Arab embargo impacts and energy concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cities Service Co
Exxon Corp
Today Cities Service
Cities Service
Wall Street
Jerry Bird
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abu Dhabi
India
Pakistan
Oil Company
Robert V. Sellers
Cities
Sheridan Cleaners
Sheridan
Pelee da
Freddy Frog
Komenay
Realtone
New Sani-Strip
Pullens
Woo Woo Bear
Wa Wa Raccoon
Roscoe Spires Ins
Agency
Roscoe
Anre