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Politics & elections, 1976

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Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 11

Prof. Max Walters was re-elected president of the Western Australian Jewish Board of Deputies…

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Industrial News Elections: Gallagher Style!

Tribune · Wednesday 11 August 1976 · page 4

The Gallagher machine which controls the Builders Laborers union has now called a hasty election to…

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International News New Hebrides: French sabotage of elections continues

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1976 · page 9

NEW HEBRIDES: After a delay of seven months, the Representative Assembly opened with promises by the joint British and French…

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Dulzin Hits Decision to Cancel Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 10

JERUSALEM: World Zionist Organisation Treasurer Arye Dulzin has hit out hard at the recent decision by Zionist leaders to dispense with elections for the forthcoming Zionist Congress. Mr Dulzin said the decision was “a blow to the democratic character of the Zionis t movement.” The decision was taken…

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Jobless, metal delegates set up Parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 25 August 1976 · page 11

CANBERRA: Thirty eight people went by bus from Parramatta to Canberra on Budget Day to protest about…

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Candidates Reassure Jews Carter: On Religion Ford: Quotes Rabin

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 August 1976 · page 1

WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter says that he has tried to ease the concerns of the…

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Hell, Helsinki and the British Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 21

MARGARET THATCHER, leader of Her Majesty’s loyal Opposition, has become known as “the Iron Lady.” She represents a constituency in…

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Yavneh’s election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 27

Linane Lewis was re-elected president of Wizo Yavneh at its annual general meeting recently and she will be assisted by vicepresidents Marion Lobel and Shirley…

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Bankstown Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 September 1976 · page 22

Mrs Anna Simon was recently elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Bankstown Synagogue…

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Times Status Quo — Party Paradox No Elections for Congress

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 September 1976 · page 2

There will be no elections held in Australia to determine the delegation to the 29th Zionist Congress in Jerusalem. Instead, local Federal Zionist parties agreed to maintain the status quo. A recent decision by the…

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The Great U.S. Debate Began at B.B. CONFAB Presidential candidates tell it all to delegates

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 September 1976 · page 2

“A Past to Remember, a Future to Mould,” was the motto of the 28th General Convention of B’nai B’rith, which heard a panel of speakers headed by the President of the United States, Gerald Ford…

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[?]Har[?]nka Elections starters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein

Tharunka · Wednesday 6 October 1976 · page 5

We believe that we can produce a Tharunka of quality and, at the same time, a Tharunka of interest to the majority of…

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Queen Candidates '76

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 October 1976 · page 18

Sandy Steiner, daughter of Mr and Mrs P. Steiner of Dover Heights, is a 4th year student at Ascham School. Her hobbies…

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Pensioners thrown out of Parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 13 October 1976 · page 11

PERTH: Five pensioners unfurled a banner saying "Remember the Pensioners" in the West…

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Her Name in Print at Election Time almost !

Tharunka · Wednesday 13 October 1976 · page 2

Dear Editors, A belated reply to Kundu o the 16.9.76 and a word of warning to all those who would act to make…

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International News Sweden: Nuclear power will continue, in spite of elections

Tribune · Wednesday 13 October 1976 · page 9

STOCKHOLM: The use of nuclear power in Sweden, said to have caused the defeat of the Social Democrats in the recent elections, will probably…

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Rabin Is Dismayed by Usa Election Adverts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 October 1976 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Rabin was “dismayed” by advertisements placed recently in dozens of American Jewish newspapers by the President Ford Campaign Committee that imply his endorsement of Ford in the forthcoming election…

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Election Game

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 October 1976 · page 2

This is not the first time that General George Brown has opened the administration’s mouth and put his foot in it. And as the Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff…

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US Presidential Election: Fumbles Ford or Chameleon Carter?

Tribune · Wednesday 3 November 1976 · page 9

UNITED STATES: To outsiders the US Presidential elections seem devoid of politics: issues are decided by media "image", by personality…

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Parliament will debate discrimination

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 November 1976 · page 3

A bill, intended to promote equality of opportunity and eliminate discrimination, is to go before the New South Wales Parliament during the current session…

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