Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 345, Jerusalem, 26 February 1975

Issued on 26 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 345 of al-Fajr Newspaper which features a collection of news pieces on politics, culture, art, and economy in Palestine, and news on regional and international politics as follows: - Political News: 1.    A Soviet message to Cairo.  2.    Gromyko identifies 3 broad lines for the Soviet policy in the region.  3.    The Republic: The Geneva talks did not lead to an agreement between Kissinger and Gromyko.  4.    Explosions in Bethlehem, Ramallah, and al-Quds (Jerusalem).  5.    With al-Fajr: America is the enemy that works toward breaking our unity.  6.    Kuwait affirms its commitment to support the cause until the end.  7.    Kuwaiti minister of petroleum: The nationalization of petroleum companies is implemented in good timing.  8.    A special corner titled, "Theatre Season." 9.    Al-Sadat's report on the outcomes of Hijazi's visit to Britain.  10.    The fourth anniversary of the passing of Fadwa Touqan.  11.    Al-Anwar: It does not benefit Arabs to bid on Egypt.  12.    Officer corps arrested following the crushed coup in Greece.  13.    A special corner titled, "From tribe to party views." - Economic Horizons:  1.    The course of the crisis: Choosing a solution between fascism or a bloc against third world countries.  2.    The economic crisis of world capitalism.  3.    Economic development in Cuba.     - Sports News: 1.    Al-Ahly remains at the top of the league.  2.    Al-Ismaily, Zamalek, and al-Mahallah fall back behind.  3.    Ramsey coaches the Saudi Arabia national football team. - Special Corners: 1.    Your luck today. 2.    Crosswords. 3.    Freedom Forum.  4.    Folk songs from my land.  - General News: 1.    Establishing the Union for Palestinian Artists.  2.    The causes behind Beethoven's deafness: He composed the most brilliant symphonies while he was completely deaf.  3.    14 years since the passing of the sheikh of composers Zakariyya Ahmad. 4.    Minʿem Barbarout or Miʿem Furat, coincidence played a role in appearance.  5.    Highly effective medicine for treating acne.  This issue is found in Mohammad and Aida Batrwai's library. Mohammad Batrawi Archives.