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Life and Health magazine asked Iran's Premier Mossadegh for some health hints, printed a reply by the Premier titled "How I Keep Going." Sample: "I must remind my readers that the mental state is more important in the preservation of health than the physical. Hence, having pure thoughts helps a great deal in preserving health...
Congratulations . . . Certainly no other individual better symbolizes the conflict between East and West than does Mossadegh, and no other man poses such a frightening moral challenge to the Western world . . . ALAN W. SPEARMAN JR. Birmingham...
...choosing your Man of the Year, Mohammed Mossadegh, the Premier of Iran, you have stirred up a lot of trouble for yourself, and as a subscriber I am disgusted and thought you had better sense. This radical and troublemaker has caused more harm in 1951 than any other known person-to himself, his country, and the peace of the world...
...Year is neither the winner of a popularity contest nor necessarily a great or good man, but one who has "done the most to change the news for better or for worse." As TIME'S story said, this man in 1951, "sad to relate," was Premier Mossadegh...
...years as Britain's ambassador, Sir Francis Shepherd, 59, a professional diplomat, saw his nation's power and influence in Iran fall to the lowest point in half a century, and bore some share of the responsibility. Disliking and underrating Premier Mossadegh, he argued long and often with him, considered Harriman's mission to try to patch things up an unwarranted intrusion by the U.S., and made it plain that he thought Mossadegh could be starved into submission...