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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1967

65 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 4

Parking Police Pounce

Tharunka · Tuesday 11 April 1967 · page 1

Last Friday it was reported to THARUNKA that "Brown Bomber” and a policeman had been seen…

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"Assault on a Queen"

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 April 1967 · page 2

It could easily be subheaded an “Assault on the Intelligence of the Audience”, for the excellent idea is carried out…

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SYDNEY Hotel hooliganism: police moves

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 18 April 1967 · page 1

Police and proprietors are cracking down on hooliganism and pilfering…

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Police Snoop on Freedoms Group

Tribune · Wednesday 19 April 1967 · page 4

BRISBANE: "We recognise that Queensland is a long way from being what is often…

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French Editor Sentenced

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 April 1967 · page 4

(JCNS) Heavy fines and conditional prison sentences have been imposed by French courts on Jean-Francois…

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Police Arrest 34 Hoodlums

The Biz · Thursday 20 April 1967 · page 1

Police anti-hooligan patrols in Fairfield and Cabramatta areas, which resulted in 34 arrests in one night last weekend, will continue. Officer-in-charge of…

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Mug with a Murder Mission

Tharunka · Wednesday 26 April 1967 · page 6

Ex - president Paul Brennan was strongly criticised by some members of the S.U.C. at the…

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Court ends challenae

Tribune · Wednesday 26 April 1967 · page 10

PERTH: As a result of Court rejection of a challenge to certain AEU ballots, Mr. J. Marks…

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Court deals BHP setback

Tribune · Wednesday 3 May 1967 · page 8

SYDNEY: The giant steel monopoly of Broken Hill Pty. Ltd. suffered a major setback last Friday when the Full Bench of the NSW Industrial Commission refused to deregister 10 trade unions covering the steel industry. The application for…

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Police inquiry

Tribune · Wednesday 31 May 1967 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The Victorian State Conference of the Communist Party has called for a wide public…

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Police Champ

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 6 June 1967 · page 8

Sgt. Hyland won the coveted trophy at his fifth attempt. He defeated Ryde policeman, Jack Newton, by one stroke to take the championship…

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Police praised by alderman

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 June 1967 · page 2

Holroyd Council has placed on record an alderman's appreciation of police constable's unsolicited act of courtesy. The constable, attached…

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Traffic plan change after police advice

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 June 1967 · page 1

Some proposals in an overall plan to relieve Merrylands parking and traffic problems have been dropped, following police advice. The plan was origin-…

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New Police Chief for Merrylands

The Biz · Thursday 15 June 1967 · page 1

Inspector A. B. Cameron has been appointed new officer-in-charge of Merrylands Police division, which covers Fairfield district. Inspector Cameron…

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Police chief

The Biz · Thursday 22 June 1967 · page 3

Inspector A. B. Cameron, pictured, had been appointed new officer-in-charge of Merrylands police district…

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Police to concentrate on Fairfield's parking

The Biz · Thursday 6 July 1967 · page 1

Parking police attached to No. 26 division have been instructed to "give every possible attention" in supervising Fairfield's parking restrictions. Police Commissioner, Mr. N. Allan, personally…

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N.g. Police Hit Back at Govt. Union Control

Tribune · Wednesday 12 July 1967 · page 12

THE Government's drive to subvert the New Guinea Police Association and turn it into an arm of the Administration, has rebounded hard upon it. All 15 members of the…

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Jordan Orders for Murder

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 July 1967 · page 9

(JP) Jordanian troops were ordered to kill all civilians in whatever settlements captured, according to top secret…

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Police mass at Qld. Uni

Tribune · Wednesday 19 July 1967 · page 1

BRISBANE: The Nicklin Government last week sent some 200 police to the University of Queensland at St. Lucia and other vantage points -- for no other reason than that a peaceful student march…

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Court Go-slow Brings Metal Half-day Stop

Tribune · Wednesday 19 July 1967 · page 3

A FOUR-HOUR national stoppage of 250,000 metal workers will be held next Tuesday afternoon, July 25, in protest against the long delays in granting increased margins. The strike date was…

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