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Politics & elections, 1975

67 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 4

Wizo Dafna Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1975 · page 6

Mrs Judy Shapira has been elected the new president of Wizo Dafna. At the group’s recent…

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NAJEX women's elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1975 · page 23

Results of the election at the recent annual meeting of the NAJEX Ladies’ Auxiliary are:…

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Ncjw Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 June 1975 · page 22

Mrs. Netta Mann was elected chairman of the NCJW Progressive Group at its recent…

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Nathanya Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 June 1975 · page 4

Mrs. S. Roden was reelected president of WIZO Nathanya at its recent annual meeting…

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Italian elections

Tribune · Tuesday 24 June 1975 · page 3

At the recent Congress of the Italian Communist Party in Rome, one delegate brought applause and laughter when he said: "Let's put the…

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Tribune Editorial Italian Election Victory

Tribune · Tuesday 24 June 1975 · page 2

Communists everywhere, and all looking for progress beyond present society, will rejoice at the outstanding successes of the Italian Communist Party in the regional elections. Consternation, on the other hand, is the reaction of the Right,…

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Anthony Yearns for Chile Type "Solution ": Bass By-election

Tribune · Tuesday 24 June 1975 · page 12

LAUNCESTON: Liberal Party heavies turned out on June 11 for a rally for the Bass by-election. They included Fraser, Chipp, Lynch and…

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Wizo Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 June 1975 · page 23

Mrs. L. Russ will again lead Wizo Dayan. She was re-elected president and will also hold…

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'Stop Omega' in Bass by-election

Tribune · Tuesday 1 July 1975 · page 2

LAUNCESTON: The Stop Omega Campaign has impacted the Bass by-election campaign. Demonstrators attended all major political rallies and…

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Ford Seeks Mid-east “Help” in Presidential Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 July 1975 · page 7

WASHINGTON: President Gerald Ford thinks achieving “some progress” on the Arab-Israel conflict will help get him elected in 1976. And he admits forcing a program of progress. The President’s remark was made in an…

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Left Gains in Vic. A.r.u. Elections

Tribune · Tuesday 8 July 1975 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Militant and leftwing candidates chalked up outstanding wins, in recent elections in the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways…

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Cpa View on South Australian Elections

Tribune · Tuesday 8 July 1975 · page 12

ADELAIDE: With the State election less than one week away, State Labor politicians and campaigners are trying desperately to play down the national…

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Lib. candidate's pledge on Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 5

The Liberal Party's endorsed candidate for the Federal seat of Phillip, Mr. Jack Birney, said last week that he firmly believes in the survival of Israel as an independent State…

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Annual Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 24

Nominations have been announced for the major positions on NSW Maccabi's executive…

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Arabs show displeasure at Euro-Parliament's move

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 9

BRUSSELS: The Arabs have lost no time in showing their extreme displeasure at a resolution condemning the Palestine Liberation Organisation passed by the European Parliament in Strasbourg…

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Community Against New Polling Hours

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 3

The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies is considering lodging a protest to the State Government against the proposed reforming of the electoral laws. Late last week, acting president of the Board, Mr…

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Israel Parliament cleans up soccer

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 24

TEL AVIV: Following a season in which Israel football declined to the underworld level of threats, bribery and violence, the Knesset Sports Committee recommends that no club be relegated from the National League this year. The committee, which in…

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Socialites Bar Blind People in Elections for Society

Tribune · Tuesday 19 August 1975 · page 12

SYDNEY: Socialites at the NSW Royal Blind Society reacted indignantly last Tuesday when blind people sought election to the Society's…

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Tribune Editorial Election Stakes

Tribune · Tuesday 16 September 1975 · page 2

A "constitutional and economic crisis" of great dimensions would follow if Whitlam carried out his implied threat to remain in office should the Liberals refuse to pass the Budget. That is the unanimous media view of Whitlam's statement last week, which…

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Confused Editorial Candidate

Tharunka · Wednesday 17 September 1975 · page 2

Dear Vicki and Brian, I am making this letter an open one Because I feel it concerns us conscripted members of the…

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