Nixon and Kissinger Could Have Halted 73 Oil Rise
US oil price surge in 1973 74 might have been prevented if Nixon and Kissinger had pressed the shah of Iran. The Shah cooperated with Saudi Arabia to restrain OPEC while advisors Simon and Burns urged countermeasures but were thwarted. Ford later pressed Tehran and Kissinger was sent to Tehran to enforce the line.
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Iran
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White House
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How powerful is the Senate in SALT I talks
Washington observers examine the Senate's authority over treaties as the SALT I debate resurges. The piece traces the two thirds rule, the practice of amendments and reservations, and the risk that broad changes could derail negotiations. It notes Senate actions at Panama and League of Nations precedent and quotes Cyrus Vance on intertwined treaty parts and potential collapse if many amendments are pushed.
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