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In October 1979 the deposed Shah was admitted to the United States for medical treatment. In which US city was he treated? Answer with the city name only.

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New York
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New York City, the city where New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center treated the Shah.
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www.govinfo.gov, american presidency project, white house statement (dec. 15, 1979), https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/shah-iran-statement-the-white-house-press-secretary-the-shahs-departure-from-the-united; washington post, dec. 5, 1979, https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1979/12/06/many-doctors-think-shah-could-have-stayed-in-mexico/6e52a34a-07ee-428c-b08c-b9bb732b20c1, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica and multiple historical accounts of the iranian revolution/hostage crisis state that mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, arrived in the united states on october 22, 1979 and was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city for treatment of his cancer and gallbladder condition., encyclopaedia britannica entry on the iran hostage crisis / mohammad reza pahlavi, corroborated by standard historical accounts of the 1979 iranian revolution, stating the shah was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for cancer treatment., encyclopaedia britannica, "mohammad reza shah pahlavi" biography; and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. history.com "this day in history: october 22, 1979") stating the deposed shah of iran was admitted to new york hospital in new york city for cancer treatment on october 22-23, 1979., encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' (states he went to new york city for treatment in october 1979): https://www.britannica.com/biography/mohammad-reza-shah-pahlavi, encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' biography (britannica.com); corroborated by history.state.gov office of the historian, iran hostage crisis background, both stating the shah was admitted to a hospital in new york city in october 1979 for cancer treatment., encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' biography: shah admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for gallbladder surgery/cancer treatment., encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' biography: states the deposed shah was admitted to a hospital in new york city in october 1979 for treatment of lymphatic cancer/gallstones, an event that precipitated the iran hostage crisis., encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' biography: the deposed shah was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of gallstones and cancer-related complications., encyclopaedia britannica, 'mohammad reza shah pahlavi' biography; widely corroborated by contemporaneous historical accounts of the 1979-1981 iran hostage crisis, which describe the shah being admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, encyclopaedia britannica, biography of mohammad reza shah pahlavi: admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones, encyclopaedia iranica, 'hostage crisis' (iranicaonline.org/articles/hostage-crisis): the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on 23 october 1979 for treatment of his cancer., encyclopaedia iranica, 'hostage crisis' article (https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/hostage-crisis/): the deposed shah was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones, an event that precipitated the iran hostage crisis, encyclopaedia iranica, 'hostage crisis' article: the shah was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 22, 1979, encyclopaedia iranica, 'hostage crisis': the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for cancer treatment, encyclopedia britannica and contemporaneous historical accounts (e.g. the 1979-1981 iran hostage crisis narrative) state that the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city, new york, on october 22, 1979, for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones., historical record: mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of cancer and gallstones (an event that precipitated the iran hostage crisis)., historical record: the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones, an event that precipitated the iran hostage crisis., historical record: the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of lymphoma., new york hospital-cornell medical center admitted the deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi on october 23, 1979, for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones; this is documented in standard historical accounts of the iran hostage crisis (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'iran hostage crisis' entry)., new york times, "shah, admitted to u.s. for treatment of cancer, is focus of fear about a hostage crisis", october 24, 1979 (reports shah's admission to new york hospital-cornell medical center, new york city); corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica's biography of mohammad reza pahlavi, new york times, "shah, ailing, arrives in new york for medical tests and treatment", october 23, 1979 (deposed shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city), new york times, 'deposed shah admitted to hospital in new york', oct 24, 1979 (shah mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for cancer treatment), new york times, 'shah, ill with cancer, arrives in new york for treatment', october 23, 1979, new york times, 'shah, ill with cancer, is admitted to a hospital in new york', october 24, 1979 (reporting the shah's admission to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city for treatment of gallstones and lymphoma), new york times, 'the shah flies to new york for surgery' (oct 23, 1979); encyclopaedia britannica biography of mohammad reza pahlavi, noting he was admitted to new york-presbyterian hospital (then new york hospital-cornell medical center) on october 23, 1979 for treatment of gallstones and lymphoma., new york times, oct 24, 1979: 'the shah of iran was flown to new york yesterday and admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center for treatment of cancer and other ailments.', new york-presbyterian hospital (then new york hospital-cornell medical center) admitted mohammad reza pahlavi on october 23, 1979, in new york city, for treatment of gallstones and lymphoma; widely reported by historical accounts of the iran hostage crisis (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'iran hostage crisis')., new york-presbyterian hospital (then new york hospital-cornell medical center) historical record; widely documented in standard histories of the iran hostage crisis (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, 'iran hostage crisis' entry) stating the deposed shah, mohammad reza pahlavi, was admitted to new york hospital in new york city on october 23, 1979 for cancer treatment., new york-presbyterian/weill cornell medical center admitted mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, on october 23, 1979, for treatment of his cancer; this is documented in standard historical accounts of the iran hostage crisis (e.g., encyclopaedia britannica and the u.s. department of state office of the historian)., new york-presbyterian/weill cornell medical center historical accounts and contemporaneous 1979 news reporting (e.g. history.com, nyt retrospectives) state mohammad reza pahlavi was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979 for treatment of gallstones and lymphoma., new york-presbyterian/weill cornell medicine institutional history: mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of gallbladder disease and lymphoma; widely corroborated by contemporaneous historical accounts (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica and standard histories of the iran hostage crisis) of the 1979 iran hostage crisis., nsarchive.gwu.edu, prologue.blogs.archives.gov, well-documented historical fact: mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of his cancer, an event that precipitated the iran hostage crisis., well-documented historical fact: mohammad reza pahlavi, the deposed shah of iran, was admitted to new york hospital-cornell medical center in new york city on october 23, 1979, for treatment of lymphoma/gallstones, precipitating the iran hostage crisis., wikipedia, 'mohammad reza pahlavi' (accessed 2026-09-28): says he underwent surgical treatment at weill cornell medical center and describes his time in new york. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/mohammad_reza_pahlavi, www.archives.gov, www.iranicaonline.org, www.presidency.ucsb.edu

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    #686New York Cityfrom www.govinfo.gov
    #1666New YorkEncyclopaedia Britannica, "Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi" biography; and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. history.com "This Day in History: October 22, 1979") stating the deposed Shah of Iran was admitted to New York Hospital in New York City for cancer treatment on October 22-23, 1979.
    #1113New York CityNew York-Presbyterian Hospital (then New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center) historical record; widely documented in standard histories of the Iran hostage crisis (e.g. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Iran hostage crisis' entry) stating the deposed Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was admitted to New York Hospital in New York City on October 23, 1979 for cancer treatment.
    #1981New YorkHistorical record: the deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was admitted to New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center in New York City on October 23, 1979 for treatment of lymphoma and gallstones, an event that precipitated the Iran hostage crisis.
    #912New Yorkfrom en.wikipedia.org
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