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Churches, 1974

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Winston Churchill Fellowship voor Nico van Eck in Darwin

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 January 1974 · page 3

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Church Student Wins Contest

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 3

A student at a church school has won the Israel 25th anniversary essay competition conducted by the Zionist Federation of Australia and New Zealand…

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Church Paper Denies Plans for Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1974 · page 2

An article in last week's issue of "The Catholic Weekly" denied that the Vatican is trying to revive a plan for "internationalising Jerusalem". The article, "will an…

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Aussie “Kissinger” on Trade “Mission”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 January 1974 · page 6

JERUSALEM: United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faces serious competition from “down under” in the race for the most constructive meetings in the shortest…

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Threshing Floor Liberation and the Church

Tharunka · Wednesday 20 March 1974 · page 7

The current upsurge in the Christian churches’ political activities, takes place in the context of the churches’ growing realization this century that they have heavy…

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UP church first stall

The Broadcaster · Monday 8 April 1974 · page 3

Merrylands United Protestant Association is holding its first stall of the year on Thursday, April 11. at…

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Rabbi Speaks at Church School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 April 1974 · page 2

Chief minister of the Great Synagogue, Rabbi Raymond Apple, addressed students at a suburban church high school…

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In Greece the Church Is Everywhere

Tharunka · Wednesday 8 May 1974 · page 7

To the interested observer in Greece it seems that the Orthodox Church is everywhere — in tiny mountain villages, on remote islands, on the tourist track, in…

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Rabbi Talks to Churches

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 July 1974 · page 4

Rabbi Dr Y. Kemelman, chief minister of the Central Synagogue, recently addressed three functions arranged by various church groups. A large number of adult…

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French Rabbis Clash Over Catholic Aims

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1974 · page 9

PARIS: Dr Jacob Kaplan, the Chief Rabbi of France, and Rabbi Meir Jais, the Chief Rabbi of Paris, clashed at the annual meeting last week of the Paris…

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Churchill Award for Ashkanasy

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1974 · page 7

Mr Neal Ashkanasy, son of the late Mr Maurice Ashkanasy, QC, was one of seven people in Queensland to receive a Churchill Fellowship for study and observation overseas…

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Rabbi's Secret Mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 July 1974 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Rabbi Menachem Hacohen, Labor Party Knesset Member and Histadrut (trade union federation) rabbi,…

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Bob Hawke Aids Israel Mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 July 1974 · page 3

The president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Mr Bob Hawke, last week said he was assisting the Israeli part of a Middle East tour of two Victorian trade union officials…

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Churches Call for Closure of Commissions in S. Africa

Tribune · Tuesday 6 August 1974 · page 12

SYDNEY: The combined call of Australia's Roman Catholic, Anglican and Protestant Churches for the closure of Australia's two Trade Commission offices…

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Mission Impossible

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 September 1974 · page 15

She wrote: “I want to leave a country where much is inimical and alien to me despite the fact that I was…

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Chilean Church Leaders Call for End to Repression

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 9

The Anglican, Catholic, Evangelical, Lutheran and Methodist Churches and the Grand Rabbi of Chile have requested from the governing junta an end to the state of war…

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Church Rates Exemption

Tribune · Tuesday 24 September 1974 · page 11

For years I wondered if our religious organisations, especially the catholic and Protestant churches, paid rates and taxes on their vast landholdings…

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Ingezonden De kerk in Australie "Jeugd kan niet mee" door G. TEUNIS — "World Mission"

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 27 September 1974 · page 4

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Ils Viennent En Mission

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 October 1974 · page 8

M. Roland Goeldner d'adjoint l'Ambassade remplace…

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New church opens

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 October 1974 · page 3

More than too people attended the dedication of the Toongabbie Seventh-Day…

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