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Schools, 1969

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Why high schools are in dissent

Tribune · Wednesday 23 April 1969 · page 5

O'NEILL: When was your first contact with Students In Dissent?…

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Original Anzac Speaks to Pupils

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 May 1969 · page 5

One of the first ashore at Anzae Cove, 90-year-old Touv Lindsay Joseph gave an unforgettable account of what Anzac means to pupils of Horiah College last week…

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Letters to high schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 May 1969 · page 5

A letter distributed in right of entry classes of high schools drew the attention of teenagers to the Study Circle at…

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Exclusive to Now Teenage Vice Pack Rape Acid Orgies Schoolgirl Tells Minister Named Sex

Now · Monday 5 May 1969 · page 3

In the interests of keeping the citizens of Sydney informed of what is happening right here in the heart of their city, NOW talked to Shirl a well-known vice girl from East Sydney…

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on the INDUSTRIAL scene Teacher action brings results

Tribune · Wednesday 7 May 1969 · page 10

SYDNEY: Giving practical effect to a victory g achieved by Manly teachers and the Teachers' Federation, work began last Wednesday night on alterations at Manly Boys' High School…

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Teachers Call for Direct Action

Tribune · Wednesday 7 May 1969 · page 12

ADELAIDE: Meetings in all South Australian schools and teachers colleges last week considered motions…

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Teachers Must Make Value Judgements

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 May 1969 · page 3

In an interview with the Press, Dr. P. J. Boyce, Senior Lecture in Political Science, University of Tasmania, spoke of the role and responsibilities of the academic teachers of politics. He made special reference to the…

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Teachers in 'control' stoppage

Tribune · Wednesday 14 May 1969 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Victorian secondary school teachers held a half-day stoppage and protest rally on…

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"A Jewish School, Not a School for Jews" Moriah Presents 1st High School Speech Night

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 May 1969 · page 7

Describing the further aims of Moriah College, Mr. H. Nagley, principal of the school pointed to the importance of further expansion. Only a minute fraction of…

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Naar school in New York met jongste Kennedy

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 16 May 1969 · page 7

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Member backs school protest

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 May 1969 · page 3

The State Member for Merrylonds, Mr. L. J. Ferguson, yesterday supported a teacher-parent denouncement of statements made by the Attorney-General, Mr. Nigel Bowen, regarding the lack of spiritual guidance in govern-…

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School traffic lights

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 May 1969 · page 2

Traffic lights will be installed at the Catholic school and church in Merrylands Road. Merrylands, when funds become available, the Minister for Transport, Mr. M. A. Morris, said this week. Mr. Morris was replying…

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Bomb-proof school gives game away on Pine Gap base

Tribune · Wednesday 21 May 1969 · page 4

Those political leaders who condemn students for irresponsibility or who maintain they are being…

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Technical teacher control

Tribune · Wednesday 21 May 1969 · page 4

A PLAN to have technical schools staffed only by qualified and trained teachers by controlling…

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Council Aid to Schools

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 27 May 1969 · page 2

Prospect County Council will make a number of modern electric cooking ranges available to…

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Vocational Studies Stephen, smith b.a. ARTS, 1966-68 Post-graduate Student, School of Hospital Administration, 1969

Tharunka · Tuesday 3 June 1969 · page 12

Although the Students’ Union Council elections in 1969 represents my first venture into politics, I do not feel…

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Nsw Teachers Moot One-day Stop

Tribune · Wednesday 4 June 1969 · page 12

SYDNEY: Militancy was clearly the predominant mood of last Saturday's 1600-strong State-wide conference of association and school delegates on school working conditions, salaries and the Education Commission issue. The conference was called by the NSW Teachers' Federation. It was attended by…

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Moriah Pupils Speak Up for Their School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 June 1969 · page 7

A very representative group of Moriah senior pupils, smartly dressed in their school uniforms, "took over" our editorial office last Wednesday. It was a student protest march — with a difference. They came to "fight" for their school…

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STATES of the NATION Will NSW teachers take a day off in protest?

Tribune · Wednesday 18 June 1969 · page 4

MASS MEETINGS of teachers are to be held at centres throughout NSW on Thursday, July 10, to…

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All in a day's school at Fairfield Heights

The Biz · Thursday 19 June 1969 · page 7

ABOVE: Two five year olds, Jeffrey Rowson, of Fairfield, and Judith Freeman of Fairfield, take care of the garden plot at Fairfield Public School…

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