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Shows & fairs, 1964

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Comment the Show Cause Rules —Theory and Practice

Tharunka · Thursday 9 April 1964 · page 13

At this lime each year the Roundhouse is closed to students on several days so that the Graduation Afternoon Teas may be served. All told the University makes…

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Mayor will open show

The Biz · Wednesday 15 April 1964 · page 3

The Horsley Show will be held at Horsley Showground on Saturday, April 18. The Mayor of Fairfield, Ald. L. J. Fraser. will…

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Wharfies show confidence in leaders

Tribune · Wednesday 15 April 1964 · page 12

Nominations for Federal positions in the Waterside Workers' Federation are regarded by Federation spokesmen as a reflection of confidence by the members in the policy and leadership of the Federation…

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Come to the New Theatre Hootenany show

Tribune · Wednesday 15 April 1964 · page 7

New Theatre of Sydney will present their first Hootenany on Sunday, April 19, 8 pm. Singers will include Gary Shearston, Marion Henderson,…

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Perth Plans for Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 April 1964 · page 12

AROUGH draft of the programme for the 32nd Interstate Jewish Sports Carnival was drawn up last week. The carnival will be held at Perth in December…

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Sequel to Carnival Sydney Team "Lacked Spirit"

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 April 1964 · page 12

The team which represented N.S.W. at the 31 st Jewish Interstate Sports Carnival early this year came in for strong criticism at the annual meeting of JASA last week…

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Liner Rxpects Boost From Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 May 1964 · page 11

The much-publicised New York World’s Fair is expected to attract more Australian and New Zealand sea travellers to the United States during the next two years than in any similar period in history, according to Matson Lines…

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Show Cause

Tharunka · Thursday 7 May 1964 · page 2

Sir. “Comment” (9/4/64) discussed the “show cause” rules and considered this in the light of the University’s own criteria…

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Twee-man "Show" in de Albert Hall te Canberra

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 8 May 1964 · page 9

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Transport Unions Show What Counts

Tribune · Wednesday 13 May 1964 · page 12

The heavy fines imposed at the behest of the BHP are further evidence of the onslaught of this wealthy monopoly against the trade unions. THEY raise again and more…

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New Show by Cassab

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 May 1964 · page 2

Judy Cassab is possibly the outstanding woman painter of Australia. She is best known for her…

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"Alles uit de Oude Doos" uitstekende 2 man show

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 29 May 1964 · page 9

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Festival Show of 94 Films

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 June 1964 · page 2

The agony of the Jews in Europe during the Nazi era is dealt with in two highly-thoughtof features to be shown at the Sydney Film Festival, which begins tonight {Friday)…

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350 Man om de bezoekers van Beatles show in te tomen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 June 1964 · page 7

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More Than Quiz Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 June 1964 · page 2

It was with very great regret that I noted the comparatively small and fragmentary publicity you gave'…

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Critics differ on merit Of Hungry Horse junk show

Tribune · Wednesday 24 June 1964 · page 6

Dropped in at the Hungry Horse Gallery to see an exhibition entitled "Painters' Sculpture". AFTER examining the various exhibits closely and…

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First show by Israel Artist

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 June 1964 · page 2

The first one-man exhibition of an Israel artist in Sydney was opened this week by the Acting Consul-General of Israel, Mr. S. Z. Laor. The works displayed are…

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First Show by Israel Artist

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 July 1964 · page 6

The Acting Consul-General of Israel, Mr. S. Z. Laor, opened the first one-man show of an Israeli artist in Sydney last week. The show, in the Paddington gallery of Rudy…

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170 entries for art exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 July 1964 · page 6

A record number of entries—170—was received for the third Jewish art exhibition, which is to open at the Great Synagogue War Memorial Centre on Sunday night. Fifty more entries were received than last year, including 21 works…

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New Law Is a Fair Attempt

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 July 1964 · page 2

IN A seesawing picture of German post-Nazi deeds, on which any final conclusion remains difficult, the passing of the Restitution Law by the German Bundestag comes…

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