Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 364, Jerusalem, 20 March 1975

Issued on 20 March 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 365 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: - Unity talks are to start soon. - A Palestinian-Syrian committee starts talks following today's meeting of the Palestinian Central Council. - A positive meeting between al-Asad and the PLO's executive committee. - As-Sadat: To Geneva after an agreement to dispatch troops. - No dispute between us and Palestinians. - Assayad: The Iranian withdrawal from Amman wasn't included in the Algeria Agreement. - With al-Fajr: The Jordanian regime dreams yet again. - Another attempt to colonize Sebastia. - Baghdad refuses to negotiate with rebels. - Sweden calls for the recognition of Palestinians' rights. - Releasing seven young men after having served their sentences. - 86% of Israelis are concerned about the security situation. - An-Nahar: Kissinger allies with time. - The full script of al-Gaddafi's speech in the "al-Bagalgh": America aims to clash Arabs with Arabs. - A huge reduction of defence expenditures in England. - Denying three Portuguese parties participation in elections. - Saigon forces withdraw from Central Uplands and Cambodian rebels focus their attack against the Capital's Airport. - The "A Speaker Before a Stray Crowd" story by Mohammad Atiyeh al-Halwani. - Victory for the Dhofar rebels by Majid ad-Dajani. - "Afar Lover" by Amal Khalil. - A successful football show at the Rafah Stadium with seven thousand capacity. - The Shabab Rafah Sports Club wins against the Arab Orthodox Sports Club of Beit Sahour 3-2. - Why was the Arab World and Cairo shaken? - Fatin Hamameh receives an award of excellence. - The local theatre falls into a sieve. - The al-Fajr daily competition. Found in the Mohammad Batrawi Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.