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Politics & elections, 1977

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After the Indian Elections

Tharunka · Monday 4 April 1977 · page 3

India’s new Prime Minister Mr Morarji Desai was sworn in on Tuesday March 29. He has promised to erase extreme poverty…

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A ‘Critical’ Indian Election by s.c. Ghosh

Tharunka · Monday 11 April 1977 · page 10

The defeat of a political party, however important, at an election should ordinarily cause no great surprise. For in a…

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More News From The Bull Paddock ELECTIONS

Tharunka · Monday 11 April 1977 · page 6

There are four elections coming up in the near future which affect most students on campus. A very significant one is…

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September council elections

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 April 1977 · page 6

AN early reminder that the local government elections will be held on Saturday, September 17…

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Direct Elections for A.u.s.? The Case Against

Tharunka · Monday 25 April 1977 · page 17

Lured by the thought of AUS on the great wide TV, i.e. Monday Conference (Monday 28 March) I raced round to a friend’s…

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Has the Government Sought Arab Money? Question in Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 April 1977 · page 3

CANBERRA: The Liberal-National Party Government was questioned in Federal Parliament about alleged attempts to raise money from Arab sources. Labor Party sources…

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National Front in elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 April 1977 · page 8

LONDON: The extreme Right-wing Party, the National Front, is to field at least 87 candidates in the Greater London Council elections in May. The NF is also putting up…

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`Walk-to-Wall' Government if Likud wins Israel poll Dultzin Talks on Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 April 1977 · page 2

If Likud emerges as the major party after the May Israel general elections and is asked to form a Government, it will be a national unity coalition, Mr Arie Dultzin said, this week. In Sydney for the United…

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Highlights and Curiosa on the Eve of Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 May 1977 · page 13

HAIFA: The elections in Israel are only a couple of weeks away, but last minute surprise developments continue to keep the situation confused. The multiplicity of small parties is, as usual, going to split the vote in so many different ways that only wild guess work can predict the shape of…

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Unsw Votes Fo R Direct Elections of Aus Officers

Tharunka · Monday 9 May 1977 · page 12

Wednesday the 4th of May was a fun day for all the aspiring young politicians to come out of the woodwork and great the afternoon sun with a smile…

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elections EDITORIAL

Tharunka · Monday 9 May 1977 · page 9

As some of you people may have realised, this week is when you elect your faculty representatives for the next Students’…

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Parliament to Deplore Abuse

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 May 1977 · page 3

CANBERRA: Two Liberal Members of Federal Parliament last week gave notice of a motion deploring the misuse of psychiatry against dissidents in the Soviet Union. The motion, put forward…

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Israel General Elections — 1977 Portrait of the Next Knesset

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 May 1977 · page 12

There are likely to be between 50 and 60 new members among the 120 in the next Knesset, following May 17…

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23 Parties in Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 May 1977 · page 11

JERUSALEM: A total of 23 parties will contest Israel’s General Election on May 17…

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Council Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 May 1977 · page 21

Ettie Van Coeverden, has been elected chairman of NCJW’s Emergency Group, following the…

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Elections Galore

Tharunka · Monday 23 May 1977 · page 5

A lot of people are getting very confused with the number of elections that are presently occuring. Two weeks ago, the…

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University Council Elections candidates blurb Ian Smith

Tharunka · Monday 30 May 1977 · page 4

I have been asked by the editors to provide a policy statement for the forthcoming University Council elections,…

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Results Of The Union Board Of Management Elections

Tharunka · Monday 30 May 1977 · page 4

The following candidates have been elected to the Board as ordinary members: Mulroney,…

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Referendum Et Election Pans Le T.f.a.i. Un Grand Oui a L’independance

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 June 1977 · page 7

DJIBOUTI. — Les opérations de vote avaient débuté à 7 h. du matin 8 mai è Djibouti et dans le Territoire Français des Assars et des…

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BLF election Rank and File Versos Gallagher

Tribune · Wednesday 1 June 1977 · page 11

MELBOURNE: Rank and file builders laborer Jocka Burns will contest coming…

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