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Politics & elections, 1964

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WWF election

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1964 · page 11

ADELAIDE. -- Waterside workers in Port Adelaide voted more than four to one for the present Federal leadership of the Waterside…

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Metal Trades Elections

Tribune · Wednesday 5 August 1964 · page 5

SYDNEY: All the existing officials of the Federal Metal Trades Federation of unions were re-elected unopposed at the Federation's annual meeting last Wednesday in Sydney. The Federation comprises eight…

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Melbourne Municipal Elections

Tribune · Wednesday 12 August 1964 · page 5

Three Communist Party members who have won a name for themselves in focal activity in their…

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N’castle Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 August 1964 · page 10

Mr. S. Morris was elected president of the Newcastle Hebrew Congregation last week. Others on the new executive…

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Bankstown Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 August 1964 · page 9

Mr. Max Platus was re-elected president of the Bankstown and District Synagogue last week. The new executive includes…

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Parliament in Uproar Over Vietnam

Tribune · Wednesday 19 August 1964 · page 11

CANBERRA: The tremendous ups urge of anti-war activity in Australia after the US Gulf of Tonking aggressi on had an important impact on Parliament last week. THE demands that were voiced…

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Religious ‘Outlaws’ Crisis over group before Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 August 1964 · page 1

Jerusalem (JCNS).—The Israeli Parliament (Knesset) was called into emergency session this week to discuss recent demonstrations by the Bene Israel group. The presidium of the Knesset decided to interrupt the summer recess after receiving a petition from 45 members belonging to the opposition party Herut, the Liberals,…

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BWIU delegates go to parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 2 September 1964 · page 12

SYDNEY: The State Conference of the Building Workers' industrial Union was adjourned last Thursday to enable delegates to press their demand for long service leave with State members of Parliament…

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ALP split on tickets could lose elections

Tribune · Wednesday 2 September 1964 · page 2

"At this time when the entire labor movement needs to be united to defeat the Liberal-Country Pasty coalition in the forthcoming Senate and New South Wales elections, a split in the Australian Labor Party could have disastrous results."…

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`Jews for Johnson in U.S. election

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 October 1964 · page 3

NEW YORK (JCNS).—With American Jewry apparently sately in the bag (or the Democrats in the presidential…

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Elections to Be Contested

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 October 1964 · page 12

There are now three persons nominated for Chairman at Hakoah’s A.G.M. on October 19. They are: retiring chairman…

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"No Confidence" Move in S. Aust. Parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1964 · page 5

ADELAIDE--Failure to have a speedy declaration of the results of the Semaphore by-election for the SA House of Assembly led to an Opposition motion of no confidence in the State Returning Officer, Judge Gillespie, and a heated debate…

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Elections in Chile

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1964 · page 4

"We have gone through another stage in the people's fight for revolutionary…

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Senate election campaign Communists stand in every State

Tribune · Wednesday 21 October 1964 · page 1

The Communist Party of Australia is entering a team in the Senate elections on December 5 in all States on a policy that conforms to the real interests of the Australian people…

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Election of U.s. Chairmen

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 October 1964 · page 4

The American Section of the World Jewish Congress elected as chairman Rabbi Dr. Max Nussbaum of Hollywood, and…

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WA Senate Candidates

Tribune · Wednesday 4 November 1964 · page 12

This corrects an error made in last week's Tribune, which incorrectly stated that Mr. P. Troy…

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Electronic Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 November 1964 · page 1

Tel Aviv (airmail;.—Members in Israel’s nearlycompleted Parliam e n t buildings will be able to…

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Australian Senate Election (December 5) Voting Is Compulsory

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 13 November 1964 · page 10

U, new Australian citizens who A are naturalized should be enrolled, are required to vote at the Senate…

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Sudan to hold elections

Tribune · Wednesday 18 November 1964 · page 4

LONDON: The first elections in seven years in the Sudan have been promised by the new government of Sirr…

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Mapai approves election pact Ben Gurion Resigns After Defeat on Tie

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 November 1964 · page 11

Tel Aviv (JCNS).—After a highly dramatic meeting the Central Committee of Mapai earried a resolution last week approving the electoral alignment with Achdut Avoda…

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