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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1963

93 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 5

Workers march on Court

Tribune · Tuesday 9 April 1963 · page 5

About 100 metalworkers at South Melbourne abattoirs stopped work recently and marched to the Court in a demonstration against delays in granting wage increases and annual leace. In the picture they are crowding the Court doors…

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Melb. Girl Victim of Police State to Speak

Tribune · Tuesday 9 April 1963 · page 1

Miss Gloria Meltzer, 19-year-old daughter of a Melbourne businessman, who recently had a first-hand experience of South Africa's brutal fascist laws, will be a speaker at the Peace Rally in the Sydney Town Hall following the radial…

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Police Liaison Officer Appointed

Tharunka · Friday 19 April 1963 · page 5

The N.S.W. Police Force has appointed a Universities Liaison Officer. Three student representatives…

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Police Urge

The Biz · Wednesday 24 April 1963 · page 1

Fairfield Police this week urged Canley Vale and Cabramatta businessmen to add…

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Police blitz

The Biz · Wednesday 24 April 1963 · page 5

Motorists owning unroadworthy vehicles have been the subject of strict supervision…

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Protests oyer murder of Spanish leader

Tribune · Wednesday 24 April 1963 · page 3

PROTESTS are being lodged by cable and by deputation and in other ways to the representatives in Australia…

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Lack of police protection

The Biz · Wednesday 24 April 1963 · page 1

In one of the first organised moves against the local crime problem, the chamber will:…

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Nazi in Gaol

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 April 1963 · page 1

Vienna (JCNS). — Erich Rajakovitch, a former aide to Adolf Eichmann, was arrested here and charged with…

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Court Start After June

The Biz · Wednesday 1 May 1963 · page 3

Tenders for the proposed courthouse at Fairfield will not be called…

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Inspector Kirk discusses Police Relations

Tharunka · Friday 3 May 1963 · page 13

In December of last year a deputation of students interviewed the Commissioner of police, Mr. Norman Allan. Their aim was to…

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The Protection of Human Rights United Nations Seminar on the Role of Police

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 3 May 1963 · page 1

THE Attorney-General and Minister for External Affairs, Sir Garfield Barwick, announced last week that a United Nations Seminar on “The…

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Protests on Grimau Murder

Tribune · Wednesday 8 May 1963 · page 11

MELBOURNE: About 30 Spanish, Portuguese and Australian unionists paraded with placards outside the home of the…

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Police station in November

The Biz · Wednesday 8 May 1963 · page 3

Merrylands' long-awaited Police Station will be completed by November. A £40,000 contract has been let for the…

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Wharfies' Leader Tells Court... Shipowners leave no alternative, but to fight or capitulate

Tribune · Wednesday 8 May 1963 · page 11

SYDNEY: Waterside workers were left no alterative but to fight the shipowners or capitulate, because the shipowners were not prepared to negotiate on the union's demands, Mr. N. Docker, waterside workers' Federal Industrial Officer, told the…

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Police question men on Nazi stickers Prosecution Likely

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 May 1963 · page 1

Court action against people believed to be connected with the pasting of Nazi stickers on…

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ACTU leader condemns Court decision

Tribune · Wednesday 15 May 1963 · page 2

SYDNEY: Secretary off the NSW Labor Council, Mr. J. Kenny, MLC, fart week condemned the decision by Judge Ashburner to withhold a 10 per cent margins increase from waterside workers in Sydney and Melbourne…

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Police warning on house raids Cabramatta burglaries

The Biz · Wednesday 15 May 1963 · page 3

Fairfield detectives have warned Cabramatta residents to report any suspicious behaviour by strangers or loiterers in their streets. The warning follows…

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Police murder hoax

The Biz · Wednesday 22 May 1963 · page 5

Police were rushed to Merrylands shopping centre last Thursday after a small boy had…

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Juveniles charged

The Biz · Wednesday 22 May 1963 · page 7

An adult and two Juveniles from Canley Vale were arrested by nightwatch man George…

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Police warn 'cracker night' offenders Arrest for pranksters

The Biz · Wednesday 22 May 1963 · page 3

Fairfield police will take "suitable action" against the misuse of fireworks on "Cracker Night" on Friday. This action could mean arrest for…

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