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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1966

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Mr. President, You Are Charged

Tribune · Wednesday 19 October 1966 · page 5

CRIMES which led to the indictment of top nazi leaders at the Nuremberg War Crimes…

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Political interference charge S. African police activity alleged

Tribune · Wednesday 19 October 1966 · page 12

CANBERRA: A smear campaign against the Liberal Party candidate for Warringa (NSW), Mr. Edward St. John, has resulted in the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Mr. E. G. Whitlam, calling for an investigation into the alleged political…

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Police Appealing for Murder Clue

The Biz · Wednesday 26 October 1966 · page 3

Liverpool police, investigating the murder of 34-year-old Eve Hayden, have appealed to the people of Fairfield for assistance in solving the crime. Eve Hayden's naked…

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Threat to freedom new election issue Holt Nailed on Police Spies Home, office burgled

Tribune · Wednesday 16 November 1966 · page 1

SYDNEY: A Liberal Reform candidate, Mr. Francis James, who has produced damning evidence of secret police breaking and entering his home and office, this week attacked the Government for whittling…

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Canada to gaol race inciters

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 November 1966 · page 4

(JCNS) The Government’s anti-hate Bill, introduced in the Canadian Senate last week, advocates terms of…

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Vienna court gaols Nazis

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 November 1966 · page 4

A Vienna court gaoled two former SS men, the brothers Wilhelm and Johann Mauer, last week for…

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Police relief

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 November 1966 · page 2

Hampered in their efforts to clear streets of dogs, Merrylands police last week welcomed the…

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People resist CSR's doom of Wittenoom Murder of a Town--for Dollars

Tribune · Wednesday 7 December 1966 · page 1

PERTH: The people of Wittenoom Gorge are fighting the decision of the Colonial Sugar Refinery Co. to add their town, with its population of 1,000, to the long list of towns murdered by monopoly…

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Police Inspector Retires

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 December 1966 · page 3

The retiring officer in charge of Merrylands Police division, Inspector S. Simpson feels he has "achieved something" during his brief 12 months with the station…

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Straat Malakka shooting Call for inquiry into police action

Tribune · Tuesday 20 December 1966 · page 12

BRISBANE: A demand for a thorough inquiry into j conduct by the police after the shooting of four Chinese crew members on the Dutch ship Straat Malakka is being made by the Queensland Trades…

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