Communist vote up in by-election
SYDNEY: The Communist vote of 398 in a total poll of 7551 votes in the recent Cronulla by-election represents 5.3 per cent of the primary…
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Exploding tall tales Who opposed the elections ?
THE American and Menzies Governments claim to be fighting in south Vietnam to give the…
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Contrary to the Returning Officer’s report some quite considerable complaints have been noted by Tharunka regarding the recent Students’ Union Council elections. One of our…
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SYDNEY: The annual NSW Conference of the Building Workers' Industrial Union last week in Sydney…
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Sweeping changes in the constitution will be discussed at the next meeting of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies. A notice of motion to bring about the changes was given by deputy Maurice Allen, at the Board's monthly meeting…
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JERUSALEM (JCNS) — Lists of candidates standing for election to the Sixth Knesset on November 3…
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SYDNEY: The Australian Council of Trade Unions Congress on Tuesday defeated by 288 votes to 260 a move initiated by the extreme rightwing leaders of the Clerks' Union…
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MOSCOW: Thousands upon thousands have been demonstrating through Athens, paralysing city…
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London (JCNS)— The position of Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth is unlikely to be filled before the end of this year…
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JERUSALEM (JCNS). — Twenty-one parties will fight the general election in Israel later this year. With just two months to…
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Mr. Samuel B. Morris was elected for a further term as president of the Newcastle Hebrew Congregation recently…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Nsw State Parliament: Gerrymander Is a Payoff to Big Business
SYDNEY: The Askin Government move to reduce the City of Sydney boundaries to bring about the ending of the Labor Party control of the City Council is part of their payola to their big business backers…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cease fire ... release Abdullah ... free elections ... self-determination Says veteran Communist R. Palme Dutt in the London 'Daily Worker'
WHY should India and Pakistan be locked in a cruel and destructive war over Kashmir? There is no…
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SYDNEY: The number of militants on the Australian Council of Trade Unions executive was reduced at last…
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Mr. Neil Burley was elected unopposed as an Architecture Faculty representative on the 13th SUC at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London appointment Jews Seek Landa's Seat in Parliament
Two Jews are believed to be among those seeking ALP preselection for the State Parliament seat of Bondi, vacated by the resignation of Mr. A. Landa last week. One of the candidates is…
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L principaux événements qui se sont déroulés au cours de la semaine écoulée:…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Histradut results Election Prelude Points to Rightist Strength in Israel
Jerusalem — The strengthening of the Right-wing movements is the main conclusion to be drawn from last week’s elections for the Histradut, the trade union movement, in Israel. Histraduf elections, as previously, were…
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A report was tabled at the latest meeting of Fairfield Council showing polling places for the coming triennial election on Saturday, December 4. At this, election Fairfield residents will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →What the statistician saw? Israel Changed; But Not Its Parliament
Tel Aviv: In the twelve years between elections to the First Knesset in 1949 and those to the outgoing Fifth Knesset in 1961, the size of the Israeli electorate almost trebled — from about 400,000 to 1,100,000. Yet the structure of the Israeli house of representatives has hardly changed at all…
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