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...travelers from West Berlin have discovered that Interflug, the East German flag carrier, offers some of the world's greatest fare bargains to those willing to take a bus through the city's dividing wall. Interflug charges only $110 for a round trip to Istanbul, $354 to Teheran and $152 to Beirut. And the flights are direct. Passengers flying out of Tempelhof would have to change planes at Frankfurt and pay a Western airline $300 for a round-trip ticket to Istanbul, $572 to Teheran and $408 to Beirut...
Divorced. Amir Abass Hoveida, 52, Premier of Iran since the 1965 assassination of his predecessor Hassan AH Mansur; and Leyla Emami Hoveida, 38, Mansur's sister-in-law; after five years of marriage, no children; in Teheran...
Risk of War. Sadat has called April "the conclusive month in which all positions will be made clear." Meanwhile, he is waging a persistent diplomatic offensive. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad has been hopping from Paris to Athens, Teheran and Moscow-and other Egyptians have traveled as far as Djakarta-seeking support for an Egyptian campaign to force Israeli withdrawal from occupied territory. United Nations talks under Jarring's aegis are stalemated. As an alternative, Egypt is considering a request for an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council in which it could propose a measure condemning Israel...
Coming Showdown. In the Teheran agreement, the oil companies gained a pledge-perhaps fragile-from the gulf states not to raise prices again for five years. The promise is supposedly binding even if the leftist revolutionary regime in Libya, the country that started the latest round of increases last fall, wins a larger settlement in negotiations beginning this week or next. Libya's Deputy Premier, Major Abdel Salam Jalloud, has already served notice that the gulf agreement "does not even reach the minimum of our demands." Adopting a pattern that it has used successfully before, the Libyan government...
After the Libyan showdown, the oil companies must agree on a new price with Venezuela and Indonesia before a worldwide pattern of oil prices can be reestablished. The Teheran agreement illuminates the new power over industrial countries that the world's producers of raw materials can exert if they act in unison. Having made his point with oil, the Shah of Iran last week was talking of forming similar groupings of nations that produce coffee, copper, tin, rubber and other commodities to bargain with consuming countries...