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Farming & the land, 1967

17 stories in Sydney's papers

Farmco in Delfzijl gaat sluiten

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 6 January 1967 · page 4

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QUESTION for the hawks: How do you supply an army by sheep-track?

Tribune · Tuesday 10 January 1967 · page 5

THE New Year is bringing a further escalation of the Vietnam war American…

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Top Driver for Warwick Farm

The Biz · Thursday 26 January 1967 · page 5

One of the world's top racing drivers, Graham Hill, will make his only appearance in Australia this year at the Australian Grand Prix at Warwick Farm next month…

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US group reaches for WA farmland

Tribune · Wednesday 1 February 1967 · page 4

PERTH: American interests calling themselves the Western Australian Development Corporation are persisting with efforts to get control and ownership of a huge area of land in the south of the State…

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Poultry farms in past

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 March 1967 · page 8

Merrylands' past history is closely linked with poultry farms and a semi-rural…

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Rain Damage: Crops Ruined

The Biz · Thursday 16 March 1967 · page 1

Rain damage in recent weeks to market gardens in the Fairfield district could run into thousands of dollars. Torrential rains flattened vegetable crops…

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On American farm

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 March 1967 · page 5

Picture shows former Rotary exchange student in America, 18-year-old Carol Bennett (right) with a foal, born on the…

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18,000 Balls of Wool Ready for Winter

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 April 1967 · page 6

Knitting housewives and mothers can make choice from more than 18,000 balls of wool of every colour and ply in a Merrylands drapery store. The wool, in packets…

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Bush week for farmer Nicklin

Tribune · Wednesday 14 June 1967 · page 12

BRISBANE: With the grace and expertise of a hippopotamus learning to tap-dance, the Nicklin Government has been celebrating its latest Bush Week. It's brought the roof down--mostly on itself. Head of the bill was the resignation, announced on…

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new name for wool tech

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 June 1967 · page 4

“'Wool Technology” has at last realised a long cherished ambition to have a more…

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McEWEN: U.S. Gangs Up on Aust. Wool

Tribune · Wednesday 26 July 1967 · page 3

Deputy Prime Minister McEwen last week sharply criticised the self-interest of the United States and British governments in rebuffing Australian proposals on trade problems. He charged that American…

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Board's lecture on prison farm

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 August 1967 · page 9

Mr. M. Allen, vice-president of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies held a successful lecture on Israel…

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Cotton Wool or Headphones?

Tharunka · Tuesday 19 September 1967 · page 11

As Dylan put it nearly two years ago when he penned “Rainy Day Women,” “Every-body must get stoned” and it…

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Bumper Wheat Crop Reaped

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 October 1967 · page 4

Israeli farmers have this year brought in an all time record wheat harvest—totalling 210,000 tons or about…

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Farm reps follow union lead on future of meat

Tribune · Wednesday 1 November 1967 · page 6

MELBOURNE: Representatives of farmers' organisations joined with the Butchers' Union in a seminar on the future of the meat industry called by the union here last week. The seminar, which heard a…

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On the Farm — Turkey Dinner Round-up Time

The Biz · Thursday 30 November 1967 · page 1

It's round-up time for poultry farmers in the Fairfield district. Every Christmas the farmers conduct a mass gathering of their…

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Jewish farm settlements in occupied territories

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 December 1967 · page 1

(JCNS) The Knesset last week, decided to debate in committee the question of the establishment of farm…

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