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The Spokesman-Review · Spokane, Washington · 20 August 1967

CP-1967-014

Joblessness, Closed Banks Hurt Impoverished Arabs

ISRAELI OCCUPATION

By Don Cook, Los Angeles Times News Service

Joblessness, Closed Banks Hurt Impoverished Arabs — The Spokesman-Review, 20 August 1967
The Spokesman-Review · Spokane, Washington · 20 August 1967
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“NABLUS, Israeli-Occupied Jordan — The Arab bank manager’s house — modest, spotless, clean and cool — sits on the edge of a hill on the outskirts of Nablus looking across a…”

How this transcription was made

The clipping in this archive is the headline block. The byline, the dateline and the opening were read from the paper’s own page, The Spokesman-Review, Sunday 20 August 1967, page 14; the column runs on below what could be read cleanly and is not transcribed here. The record previously carried page 1.

Context added by this archive

Ten weeks after the war, and the standing head is ISRAELI OCCUPATION in small capitals — a Spokane paper using the word as a department label, the way another page would say SPORTS. Underneath, the headline takes the two subjects to be joblessness and closed banks, and gives the people the adjective impoverished rather than the verb.

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"Joblessness, Closed Banks Hurt Impoverished Arabs," The Spokesman-Review, 20 August 1967, p. 14. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1967-014. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1967-014

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