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Churches, 1965

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Merrylands army unit in Churchill honour march

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 March 1965 · page 3

More than 300 members of the Merrylands CMF Army Unit marched through Merrylands in honour of Sir Winston Churchill last week. The men marched…

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A point for Churchill appeal

Tribune · Wednesday 10 March 1965 · page 9

WE hear a lot about the uncontrollable youth of today. It is because many young people are being fed the rubbish of an alien…

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De Brievenbus Hagenaar Nam Niet Churchill Gevangen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 March 1965 · page 5

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Top Churchmen Add Call for Vietnam Peace

Tribune · Wednesday 17 March 1965 · page 1

An appeal by 11 Australian bishops and archbishops to the Menzies Government to act for peace in Vietnam has strengthened the great world public demand to stop expansion of the war and ensure negotiations…

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Temple visit to Church

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 March 1965 · page 9

The North Shore Temple Emanuel will take part in a inter-faith musical service at the Chatswood Congregational…

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Churchill Appeal 'misses' target

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 23 March 1965 · page 1

Holroyd Municipality was almost £2,000 below its target in the Winston Churchill Memorial Appeal…

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UN mission can't dodge the issues New Guineans tell them the facts

Tribune · Wednesday 24 March 1965 · page 8

The hand-picked mission from the United Nations Trusteeship Council which has been touring New Guinea has been unable to avoid colliding with sharp demands from New Guinea spokesmen fed up with foreign exploitation, particularly from Australia…

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Churches call for Vietnam peace

Tribune · Wednesday 24 March 1965 · page 4

SYDNEY: International church opinion in support of Vietnam peace hardened last week with declarations…

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Despite the Government's plans ... New Guineans tell hand-picked UN Mission the facts

Tribune · Tuesday 13 April 1965 · page 9

SYDNEY: Despite the Federal Government's carefully organised plans, it could not prevent some New Guinea leaders from airing their grievances before the hand-picked United Nations Visiting…

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Church night

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 May 1965 · page 4

Merrylands Baptist Church will hold another family night on Saturday, May 8…

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Service, station move by church

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 11 May 1965 · page 2

The Methodist Church or Guildford has asked Parra, matta City COuncil to reconsider its previous refusal to approve of Guildford station on farmer church land at the corner of Guildford and Talbot Roads, Guildford…

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Anglican Guest

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 May 1965 · page 4

An Anglican minister and his wife were guests of the Newcastle congregation at their communal seder this…

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'Catholic Weekly' and Vietnam

Tribune · Wednesday 2 June 1965 · page 10

To the Editor of the Tribune: IN a recent Catholic Weekly there was some excellent and interesting material (particularly a letter…

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Catholic, Communist, join in TV "dialogue"

Tribune · Wednesday 2 June 1965 · page 2

SYDNEY: Two very significant discussions or dialogues took place on TV in the past week…

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Morris West: Catholic appeals to a Nation's worried conscience

Tribune · Wednesday 9 June 1965 · page 5

SYDNEY: A controversy on the rights and wrongs of the Vietnam war has been raging in the columns…

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OPINION Catholic-Jewish relations still clouded

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 June 1965 · page 2

Reports from the Vatican seem to indicate that the struggle over the Ecumenical Council declaration about Jews continues…

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Beroepen in Reformed Churches in verschillende plaatsen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 18 June 1965 · page 10

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The facts behind the "peace mission"

Tribune · Wednesday 23 June 1965 · page 2

A PEACEFUL settlement of the Vietnam war that would bring justice and stability to the…

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Church Move on Inactivity

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 August 1965 · page 3

A team of 36 specially appointed counsellors last week visited Guildford families in their homes. The Visits formed part…

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Kerknieuws Beroepen in Reformed Churches

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 August 1965 · page 9

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