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Shows & fairs, 1964

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Stop Press Carnival Sports

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 January 1964 · page 12

AUSTRALIAN JEWISH TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Men’s Singles: E. Davidman (Israel) d. M. Leon (N.S.W.), 6-0, 6-0; D. Ginsbourg (Vic.) d. L. Haskin (Vic.), 6-0, 6-2. Men's Doubles: E. Davidman…

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Carnival Close to End Sports take over Sydney on the Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 January 1964 · page 1

The 31st Australian Jewish Interstate Sports Carnival was stomped into being by 800 teenagers at the Maccabean Hall last week during an opening dance…

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Interstate Carnival Detailed results ATHLETICS

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 January 1964 · page 12

MEN—Discus: C. Lilienthal (N.S.W.) 1, M. James (Vic.) 2, G. Mendelsohn (W.A.) 3, 122' 9". Javelin: C. Lilienthal (N.S.W.) 1, T. Trachtenberg…

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Sports Carnival: final score Victoria Keeps Lead Over Nsw

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 January 1964 · page 7

Victoria maintained its sporting supremacy over N.S.W. when its representatives retained both the men’s and women’s shields in the 31st Interstate Jewish Sports Carnival…

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Zionist budget fair OPINION

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 January 1964 · page 2

THE decision partially to open the financial reports of the Zionist Federation to the public is as much a commendable starting-point as it is a success for the course of…

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Biz Sport Australia Day swim carnival

The Biz · Wednesday 5 February 1964 · page 12

Fairfield Amateur Swimming Club took part in the Blacktown Australia Day Swimming Carnival. The representatives, listed below, from…

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Govt. figures show who owns New Guinea

Tribune · Wednesday 5 February 1964 · page 5

The Menzies Government continues to grab more and more land of the New Guinea people, who depend on it for their living. This is clearly proved by recent figures issued by the…

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A Diderot Exhibition at the National Library

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 21 February 1964 · page 4

[E 250th anniversary of the death of Diderot is now being commemorated by an exhibition at National Library in Paris…

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Two bright plays in one show

Tribune · Wednesday 26 February 1964 · page 6

It is late to be reviewing The Private Ear and the Public Eye at the Phillip Theatre in…

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U.S. World's Fair as part of trip

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 February 1964 · page 9

Pan-American Airways office has been designated as a New York World’s Fair official ticket and information centre for Sydney. It is announced that…

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The International Pleasure Craft Show

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 28 February 1964 · page 4

HE third International Pleasure Craft Show which has held in Paris, displayed boats, compared with 350 in…

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Ladies to show exhibits

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 March 1964 · page 1

The Country Women's Association of N.S.W. held a Group Handicraft…

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The basic wage case Facts show industry can well afford to meet unions' claim

Tribune · Wednesday 18 March 1964 · page 10

MELBOURNE: The Australian economy is in a stronger position to grant the claims of the unions that at any time since the adjustments to the basic wage were abandoned in 1953. "THE movements of the…

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Record Entries in C.w.a. Flower Show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 March 1964 · page 3

A record number of entries were received at the eleventh annual Flower Show held by…

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Easter begins the Show round and the round of peace marches

Tribune · Tuesday 24 March 1964 · page 1

Marches, rallies and demonstrations for peace and against the French Pacific H-tests will be held in most main cities of Australia on April 4 and 5. IN Sydney, Mr. T. Uren, MHR,…

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Baby show

The Biz · Wednesday 25 March 1964 · page 1

St. Luke's Church, Liverpool, will hold a baby show in the church hall and…

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Best ever local show

The Biz · Wednesday 25 March 1964 · page 1

Fairfield Agriculture and Horticultural Society's 1963 show made a profit of £406, it was reported last week. This was reported…

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County Council at the Show

The Biz · Wednesday 25 March 1964 · page 3

Prospect-County Council will stage a large scale exhibit at the Royal Easter Show, which opened last Friday. The exhibit has been prepared in…

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The New York World's Fair

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 3 April 1964 · page 4

THE French participation at the New York World’s Fair will cover 6,000 square metres, which is 50% more than the…

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Baby show at school

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 April 1964 · page 3

The West Guildford Public School Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a baby show on Saturday, April 18. The show, which will commence at 1.30…

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