Issue Sixty-Three of Attali'ah Newspaper, May 17 1979

The sixty-third issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 17, 1979. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issue’s editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press in al-Quds. The 12-page issue covers the following topics: 1. An article on Egypt’s efforts to promote the civil administration. (p 1) 2.News on Syria’s attempt to solve the crisis in Lebanon. (p 1) 3.A news article on Iraq–United States relations. (p 1) 4.A news article on talks between China and Vietnam. (p 1) 5.An article entitled “Facts about Health Services in the West Bank” (p 2) 6.An article on the public library in Arab Jerusalem. (p 2) 7.An article entitled “Unitary Projects instead of the Gulf security projects” (p 3) 8.An article entitled “An Israeli Opinion on the Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty and Self-Governance” (p 3) 9.Assorted news from the Gaza Strip. (p 4) 10.A news article on the youth social festival in Shu'fat Palestinian Refugee Camp. (p 4) 11.A news article on signing SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) (p 5) 12. An article on the revolution in El Salvador. (p 5) 13.A news article on the play al-Muharrej (The Clown) by al-Amal Arts Troupe in al-Quds. (p 6) 14.A book review of Rashad Rushdy’s Fann al-Qiṣṣa al-Qaṣira (The Art of the Short Story). (p 6) 15.An article entitled “On the Margin of May 16” (p 8) 16.An article entitled “In Service of the Truth, on the Labour and Trade Union Movement” penned by Adnan Dagher. (p 8) 17.A news article on the activities of the subcommittees of the Union of Ramallah and al-Bireh Workers. (p 10) 18.A news article on the Union of Workers in Bethlehem. (p 10) 19.A news article on the Union of Shoe Makers in Hebron. (p 10) 20.A news article on the punitive actions by the Israeli Occupation Forces against Birzeit. (p 10) 21.A news article on the Union of Jerusalem District Electricity Company Workers and Employees. (p 10) 22.Local sports news from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. (p 11) 23.An article entitled “The New American Scheme in the Middle East” (p 12)