Issue Sixty-Nine of Attali'ah Newspaper, June 28 1979

The sixty-ninth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on June 28, 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.A news article on the bankruptcy of the American-Israeli Insurance Company. (p 1) 2.An article entitled “The Egyptian Plan for Self-Governance is the Election of a Palestinian Representative Council” (p 1) 3.A news article on the expansion of settlements in the West Bank amid the talks for self-governance. (p 1) 4. An article on the decision of Bethlehem University to suspend a number of teachers and students. (p 1) 5. A feature article by Muharram al-Barghuthy on the dislocation of the residents of Al-Auja area to nearby areas due to a water shortage. (p 2) 6. An article entitled “The Gaza Strip and General Matt” (p 2) 7. An article on the Bethlehem University Student Council. (p 4) 8.Assorted news from the Gaza Strip. (p 4) 9.News on workers in Bethlehem. (p 4) 10.An article entitled “Soviet Help and Public Support Take down the Vicious Campaign against the Saur Revolution” (p 5) 11.An article on the play El-Haqq Alaina (We are to Blame) by the Jalazone Youth Social Centre. (p 6) 12.A critical review of the Visual Artists’ Fourth Exhibition. (p 7) 13.An article on the Popular Arts Festival organized by Nadi al-Muwazzafin (Employees Club) in al-Quds. (p 8) 14.An article entitled “Trade Unions, Unity and Organisation” (p 8) 15.An article entitled “The Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions in the Spotlight” (p 10) 16.A news article on the League of Clubs in the Gaza Strip. (p 11) 17.An article on the coordination efforts between the Two Club Leagues in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. (p 11) 18.An article entitled “The Realistic Response to the Aleppo Artillery School Massacre is to Promote Democracy and Trust in the Public” (p 12) 19.An article entitled “The US Strike Force is an Escalation of the Imperial Onslaught in the Region” (p 12)