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Politics & elections, 1968

68 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 4

New electoral boundaries Polling places listed Biz Guide to Voting

The Biz · Thursday 14 November 1968 · page 4

As a service to elect[?] in the municipal election on Saturday, December 7. the BIZ this week publishes the five wards to be contested in Fairfield. Main aim of the maps on pages is to show new…

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Communists Enter N.s.w. Local Council Elections

Tribune · Wednesday 20 November 1968 · page 12

SYDNEY: Communist Party candidates will contest the forthcoming New South Wales local government elections in seven municipalities and shires. Both sitting Communist…

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American Jews Move to the Right in Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 November 1968 · page 9

(JCNS) After a great deal of soul-searching and hesitancy, New York City's Jews voted for the Democratic…

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First election in new boundaries Polling places listed

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 December 1968 · page 3

The local government election at Holroyd on Saturday will be conducted for the first time under new ward boundaries. Returning officer…

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New candidates offer statements- Election policies preview

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 December 1968 · page 1

Candidates opposing retiring aldermen in three Holroyd Council wards this week offered…

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Retiring council returned in low-poll election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 December 1968 · page 1

Holroyd's all-independent council was returned in full following a low-poll election…

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Board election on February 18

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 December 1968 · page 11

A number of positions of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies executive, including the presidency, will be…

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