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Politics & elections, 1971

62 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 4

Zyc Chairman for Zionist Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1971 · page 15

Chairman of the Zionist Youth Council, Michael Reed, will be among candidates in the forthcoming elections for the Australian delegation to the World Zionist Congress…

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Candidate favours big library Letters to the Editor

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 September 1971 · page 2

Sir, — There has recently been a lot of discussion about a first class library in Hoiroyd, some for and…

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Election a ‘family affair’ HUSBAND - Wife Teams

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 September 1971 · page 11

Holroyd Council may yet develop into a family affair, with two husband and wife teams nominated to contest the municipal elections. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cruse,…

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Local council candidates

Tribune · Wednesday 8 September 1971 · page 11

The Communist Party group of candidates has a strong chance of taking out four seats in the Broken Hill Council, on the basis of challenging policies and…

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Council's Property Record election returns expected

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 September 1971 · page 1

Saturday's triennial Local Government election is expected to result in a record poll in Holroyd, following unprecedented campaigns from both Independent and Labor candidates…

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Eight in Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 September 1971 · page 3

Eight nominations have been received in the northern electorate for the forthcoming election of delegates to the World…

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Elections senatoriales en France

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 October 1971 · page 1

Des élections au second degré se sont déroulées dans certains Départements métropolitains et d'Outre-mer dimanche dernier pour le…

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La Trobe SRC election

Tribune · Wednesday 6 October 1971 · page 2

In view of the amount of publicity given to student protest, I wish to bring to your attention an irregularity occurring in the current SRC elections, in…

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Women's Interest Meet the Candidates... Tova Pasternak-blick

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 October 1971 · page 16

Softly-spoken, brown-eyed Tova Pasternak-Slick considers herself a very lucky girls — with two sets of…

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Chosen As Candidate

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 October 1971 · page 5

A railway conductor, Mr. William Pardy, of Merrylands, will stand as Liberal Party candidate for Reid at…

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Eight for Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 October 1971 · page 5

Ballot papers for the election of delegates to the forthcoming Zionist Congress in Jerusalem will be despatched throughout…

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Meet the candidates —Beverley Renof

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 October 1971 · page 16

When Beverley Renof agreed happily to represent the National Council of Jewish Women in the Queen Competition she was carrying on a tradition of working for and with NCJW that is almost dynastic…

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Meet the Candidates Julie Ross

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 October 1971 · page 13

With a sweet smile, Julie Ross explains: “I thought I’d like to do something for Israel. Mum and Dad work very hard for the United Israel Appeal and I persuaded them to support me in the…

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EDITORIAL Electioneering

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 October 1971 · page 2

The election of delegates for the 28th World Zionist Congress invited not only a large number of nominees but some sharp and guarded comments. What all this basically amounts to is positive…

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“Diversity of Opinion, Free Choice Are the Lifeblood” Zionist head replies to election criticism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 October 1971 · page 3

"Diversity of opinion and the opportunity of both free and informed choice are the lifeblood of any democratic institution," president of the Zionist Federation of Australia and New Zealand, Mr Bernard Ferster, said on Monday. Mr Ferster was commenting…

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Meet the Candidates Shirley Engelman

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 October 1971 · page 16

TINY sixteen - year - old Shirley Engelman, with blue-grey eyes, is a miniature bombshell…

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Close contest at Central election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 November 1971 · page 3

A close contest is expected for the position of vice-president and the twelve vacancies on the Board of management at the forthcoming Central Synagogue…

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Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 5

Nominations have been called for the election of a new vice-president at the next meeting of the Board…

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Meet the Candidates Margaret Conn

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 14

WITH long fair hair and grey eyes, Margaret Conn is a fifth-year pupil at Ascham School, where her favorite…

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Parties for Queen candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1971 · page 12

Picture above shows the executive members of WIZO Dayan at one of their most successful Queen Competition functions — a Cup party of the beautiful home of Mrs Frank Theoman. (David Hubao photo). Mr and Mrs Frank Theeman…

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