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Politics & elections, 1967

47 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 3

Election Returns Officer

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 July 1967 · page 8

The 14th annual meeting and election of officers was held at Merrylands Women's…

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By-election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 July 1967 · page 6

A by-election to fill a vacancy on Holroyd Council will be held on September 23 this year, with…

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Lenno Looks at that By-election Result!

Tribune · Wednesday 26 July 1967 · page 2

"Whatever you do, don't offer him atay 'CORIO'!"…

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Two candidates "beat the gun"

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 August 1967 · page 1

The by-election to fill the vacancy left on Holroyd Council by the death of the late Mayor, Ald. M. J. Bennett, looks like developing into a keen tussle. With nine days…

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Trainees Besiege Parliament House

Tribune · Wednesday 16 August 1967 · page 12

SYDNEY: About 250 teacher trainees from all metropolitan colleges and universities converged on State Parliament last Thursday afternoon to press their long-standing grievances with NSW Government leaders…

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Four-way contest in by-election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 August 1967 · page 3

The by-election to fill the vacancy on Holroyd Council may develop into a four-way…

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Prayers for peace at Parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 23 August 1967 · page 5

"WE have passed the point of good-natured disagreement with the Government; we must protest like the prophets of old against the callousness and wickedness of this war."…

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Two deputations on Parliament's lawn

Tribune · Wednesday 23 August 1967 · page 1

It was a day of deputations in Canberra last Thursday, with a group of clergymen leading a Vietnam peace vigil (see page 5) and a number of Aborigines demanding Government action…

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Three Standing in By-election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 August 1967 · page 1

Three nominations have been received for the by-election to fill a vacancy on Holroyd Council. Nominations for the by-election, to be held…

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Four stand in election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 September 1967 · page 3

The by-election to fill the vacancy on Holroyd Council will be a four-way contest. Candidates for the vacancy are Mr. Wally…

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Saigon "election puppet's big fix

Tribune · Wednesday 6 September 1967 · page 1

CANBERRA: The "fair" south Vietnamese elections were about as fair as an Australian election would have…

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Election year-- and so, of course, we have a scare The Canberra scene

Tribune · Wednesday 6 September 1967 · page 3

A Victorian Labor member of parliament Mr. Gordon Bryant, drew blood from the Government benches last week when he exposed the hypocrisy behind the government's introduction of the "Defence Forces Protection Bill."…

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History of State Parliament

Tharunka · Tuesday 19 September 1967 · page 2

The School of History has been asked by the present Askin Liberal Government and the…

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Ward by-election on

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 September 1967 · page 1

Four candidates will contest the by-election for Wentworth Ward of…

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Election to Read

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 September 1967 · page 1

Mr. Harold Read won the by-election for the Wentworth Ward of Holroyd Council on…

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On the industrial scene "Parliament" Charts Path for the Young

Tribune · Wednesday 27 September 1967 · page 10

About 300 young trade unionists last Thursday in Sydney called for the establishment of a State Ministry of Youth to deal with the particular problems confronting young people. This move came from the…

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Two-job Candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 September 1967 · page 22

Blonde, vivacious Yola Green (19), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glass of Dover Heights, is a girl with…

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Librarian Youth candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 October 1967 · page 11

Marion Lowenthal (21), JNF Youth candidate in the current JNF Queen Competition, did Arts at the university for two years, with the aim of doing social work. When the Tech began a new course for librarians she switched to this,…

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Sea Ranger Candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 October 1967 · page 11

Julie-Ann Ginsberg (17), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ginsberg of Potts Point, has the rare distinction…

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Social Worker Candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 November 1967 · page 11

Petite, vivacious Sandra Penn (18) of Strathfield combines her love of people in two quite different ways. She is training for a Bachelor of Social Work [?] at the University of NSW, and works for a…

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