Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 366, Jerusalem, 22 March 1975

Issued on 22 March 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 366 of al-Fajr Newspaper published by Yousef Nasry which features news pieces themed on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - The Palestinian Central Council agrees to al-Asad's proposal. - Forming a higher Palestinian committee to look into the proposal, and the Palestinian Liberation Front approves. - The Kissinger mission enters a grave phase. The minister flying from Aswan brings a "middle ground" solution. - The probability of closing borders worries those of interest. - Rebels continue their chase of the forces retreating southward. - Freeing seven territories and detaining thousands of soldiers. - Israeli masses gather in the Golan. - Ceausescu assures al-Qaddoumi of the Romanian support of a Palestinian state.  - Arafat and the Soviet president look at the recent developments. - Sentencing five chiefs of daily newspapers in Lebanon to prison. - As per the Pentagon, cancelling four racist items in the Saudi Arabia Club contract.   - Convicting three Algerians with killing a fourth. - Kuwait and Sudan confirm their support of the PLO. - The "As Much as May Be" column by Jack Khazmu.  - An-Nahar: An Arab start, not an Egyptian conclusion. - A political interview with Najib Mahfouz: What do the liberals want?  - From the countryside. - Readings. - A traveller’s papers. - Diaries. - My mother. - An article entitled "Is the Europe-World Zionist Organization Honeymoon Over?" - Roma 2000: The Communist Christian Democratic Alliance governs Italy. - Americans are unemployed and are in search of jobs.  - A modern Rasputin. - On Yugoslav literature: WWII gave birth to the resistance literature. - On the 50th death anniversary of Anatole France: Humanity meets wise men's dreams, slowly but consistently. - Philippe Soller: If a revolution is inevitable, it should be carried out through language. - Pushkin, the greatest Russian poet. - The world's prominent author, Edgar Allan Poe. - A fine martial art known as Karate: The courtesy of which goes to the Chinese. - Sports news. - Al-Manbar al-Hurr. - Your luck for today. - Crosswords. - The al-Fajr daily competition. - The Mawwal from My Land column. Found in the Mohammad Batrawy Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.