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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1960

124 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 7

Charity Effort Brings Fine In U.K. Court

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 June 1960 · page 5

LONDON: A Jewish official of a Midlands organisation which raised £stg.1500 from a football match for charity, has been convicted of…

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Murder If Necessary

Tribune · Wednesday 8 June 1960 · page 7

THIS Sydney newspaper cutting was published in 1948. when the USA was preparing its Operation X program or…

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Quantas strikers pack Arb. Court

Tribune · Wednesday 8 June 1960 · page 12

SYDNEY: New Commonwealth Industrial Court Judges Joske and Eggleston made their Sydney debut on the Bench yesterday before a courtroom packed to overflowing with Qantas strikers…

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Police honour guard Inspector Des Aged 57 Large crowd

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 8 June 1960 · page 3

Parramatta and city police provided a guard of honour last Friday afternoon at the funeral service at All Saints' Church, of a…

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Forecast of new assault on our democratic liberties

Tribune · Wednesday 22 June 1960 · page 8

DESPITE mass opposition which embraced all sections of the community, including the…

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Police Boys box well

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 22 June 1960 · page 13

Parramatta Police Club boys won 14 out of 19 bouts fought at a recent interclub boxing tournament…

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No Police Protection For Otto Remer

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 June 1960 · page 3

BONN: Ex-Major-General Otto Ernst Remer, one-time battalion commander who put down the Wehrmacht rebellion in Berlin…

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Police and Needed Vandals smash seats in park Council leaders to study problem

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 29 June 1960 · page 1

A special conference between representatives of six local councils to discuss police protection in the Western districts, may now be held on July 7 or 14…

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Police Boys' boxing

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 6 July 1960 · page 22

Boxing will be held at Parramatta Police Boys' Club, George St., Parramatta next Friday…

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Police "Blitz" on bad brakes

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 6 July 1960 · page 20

Following recent accidents in which cars with defective brakes have been involved, Ryde Police Traffic Officers have started a drive to sweep…

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Israel Lawyer Hits Back: Eichmann World Court Trial Outrageous

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 July 1960 · page 1

Israeli lawyer, Mr Zvi Klementynovski, who has been conducting U.I.A. campaigns in four States, last week described as “outrageous” a published statement that ex-Gestapo colonel, Adolph Eichmann, should be handed over to a world court for trial…

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Can't bankrupt unionists for penal costs [?] of High Court Judgment

Tribune · Wednesday 13 July 1960 · page 9

BRISBANE: Union officials, including job reps., cannot be sent bankrupt for refusing to pay costs ordered by the Commonwealth Industrial Court if they are fined under the penal clauses of the…

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A New Proposition For Murder

Tharunka · Thursday 14 July 1960 · page 5

Heavy set and nearing fifty, grey eyes, a nicotined moustache and hair going grey. He sat slightly back from the table, smoking and studying his guests: a well built lawyer, a Czech, a police…

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Two Charged with Receiving: Committed for Trial

Nepean Times · Thursday 14 July 1960 · page 4

Two men were committed for trial before Mr. A. E. Stonhom, S.M., of Penrith Court of Petty Sessions last Thursday on a charge of rceiving. They were Pieter Wildschut,…

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Cib Nameplate Stolen: Newcastle Police Confused

Tharunka · Thursday 14 July 1960 · page 1

Newcastle police maintain that students were responsible for the recent disappearance of a C.I.B. nameplate. It disappeared from outside the Hunter…

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Q.C. Gets Big Damages In High Court

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1960 · page 3

LONDON: Mr Ashe Lincoln, Q.C., a former honorary secretary of the World Jewish…

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Police boys' golf gets large field

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 20 July 1960 · page 23

Organisers of the third annual Police Boys' Club golf day to be held at Castle Hill Country Club on Tuesday, August 16, are pleased with…

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Austrians Charged With Breach of Faith

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 July 1960 · page 3

NEW YORK: The failure of the Austrian Parliament, before adjourning for the season last week, to enact compensation measures…

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Good progress towards Police Boys' Club

The Biz · Wednesday 3 August 1960 · page 6

Mora voluntary collectors were needed to canvass the Municipality for donations to the 1960 Mayoral Appeal — the Fairfield Districts Police Citizens' Boy's Club. Mr. W. lawrence, who…

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Police Make Shock Discovery Armoury in Home Bayonets, guns seized

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 3 August 1960 · page 1

A miniature armoury, including sub-machine guns, army rifles, bayonets and ammunition, was seized in a raid by Castle Hill Police and…

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