Kalamazoo Gazette · 29 November 1984
CP-1984-032
PLO gaining new audience
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[A12 KALAMAZOO GAZETTE I THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1984 "Before the PNC, people were furnished with two chairs, a table EDWARD WALSH WASHINGTON POST WRITER depressed," said All Qadan, a Pal- and a large color television set, Abu Laban said he had been struck DHEISHEH REFUGEE CAMP, estinian journalist.
"Nothing was Israeli-Occupied West Bank - The taking place on the Palestinian by the council's freewheeling de- bate, the sight of "Palestinian de- side.
But now, with the appearance Palestine National Council, in a of Arafat in Amman, it has given mocracy" in action. nightly performance of political "I always heard about it, but I speeches and debate, is playing to more hope to Palestinians and more support to Arafat." never saw it," he said.
"I touched rapt audiences at this refugee *They simply are not used to camp south of Bethlehem and all this democracy through the televi- sion." anything
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"PLO gaining new audience," Kalamazoo Gazette, 29 November 1984. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1984-032. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1984-032
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