Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 311, Jerusalem, 17 January 1975

Issued on 17 January 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 311 of al-Fajr which features news pieces on politics, culture, and arts, in addition to economy in Palestine, and international and regional politics, and other news placed as follows:  -The Opening of al-Quds Conference in Cairo. - Islamic and Christian Notables Gathered to Attend the Conference Held to Save Jerusalem "Al-Quds".  - Al-Sadat: "1975 Will be the Year of Outright" If Syria was attacked, we shall immediately participate among the war and no Geneva accords and there will be no breaking the nexus without the Palestinians.  - Radio of Sana'a Declares the Dismissal of al-Ayni and the Rest of his Government's Members.  - No Crucial Results Following the Talks of Kissinger.  - An Explosion in Damascus Near the Hotel where King Faisal is Accommodating. - Egypt Oversees the Results of Al-Assad’s and Frangieh's Talks.  - A Weapons Cache Found Near Acre.  - Two-hours Meeting Between Yasser Arafat and the Soviet Ambassador in Beirut. -Lousy Play on the Lebanese Territories.  - The Municipal Councils Elections in Nablus, Tulkarm, and Jenin Starts on March 28th.  - King Faisal and al-Assad's Witnessing an Air Maneuver, the Saudi King Promises to Deliver What is Needed to Syria.  - Arab Lawyer Checks on the Administrative Detainees in Hebron.  - The American Communist Party Leader: Threating America Might Lead to a Nuclear War.  - Central Intelligence Agency Spies on 10 thousand Citizen.  - Invasion the Middle East between Truth and Exaggeration. - Drug Addiction in Israel throughout the Story Told by a Mother.  - Millions of Dollars to the Pockets of Mohammad Ali Among International Meetings with Boxing Fighters.  - The Egyptian Theatre Collapses and Cairo Remains with no Theatre.  - The State's Scenery is Absent while the Comic and Charade Scenery Nourishes.  - Stay Tuned for the Release of Asaad al- Asaad's "Birth in the Exile" the First Fruits of Poetry by the Palestinian Poet.  This issue was found in the library of Mohammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Mohammad Batrawy.