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Railways, roads & transport, 1965

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Sydney Life and Times “Bridge” Survived Its First Year

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 May 1965 · page 2

To the pleasant surprise of the doubters and very much to the satisfaction of those who bear the interest of our community at heart, the Australian Jewish…

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The Motor Cycle Industry

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 28 May 1965 · page 4

FRENCH production of motor cycles (less than 50 cm) totalled more than 1,124,860 units in 1964 compared with 1,140,430 units in 1963 (1.4%)…

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Extensive Traffic Carried by the French Railways

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 28 May 1965 · page 4

ACCORDING to the latest figures published by the French Railways, its passenger traffic increased 3,3% in 1964 and totalled 38 billion…

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Motor Section

The Biz · Wednesday 2 June 1965 · page 7

Mustang s is its four-way control air-conditioning. Individual controls for the driver, front passenger and two rear passengers…

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Brisbane vereniging krijgt bridge club

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 June 1965 · page 9

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Justice under the Bridge

Tribune · Wednesday 16 June 1965 · page 5

SYDNEY: In a sarcastic comment on "the majestic impartiality of the law", Anatole France once…

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Avonden van de Bridge Club Nebricia in Adelaide

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 18 June 1965 · page 9

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Motoring Section Cortina GT 500 — 100 mph plus

The Biz · Thursday 24 June 1965 · page 7

Ford's new Cortina — the GT 500 — is capable of speeds up to 110 mph and of more than 100 with four people aboard. The new car has been…

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The Story of General Motors in Australia... the Golden Holden

Tribune · Wednesday 30 June 1965 · page 7

"THE GOLDEN HOLDEN" is the story of General Motors in Australia. Based upon the Company's own publications the authors, George Zangalis and John Arrowsmith (both of whom have worked on the GMH assembly line) tell of those who have pocketed £15 million-odd profit…

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Overhead bridge, action by council

The Biz · Wednesday 7 July 1965 · page 1

Fairfield Council will ask the State Government to meet a delegation from Fairfield to discuss the overhead bridge and the possibility of enlarging it. Council will also invite…

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Roads to be torn up for high school

The Biz · Wednesday 7 July 1965 · page 3

Full width roads, kerbing and guttering, drainage and footpaths in a subdivision at Fairfield West will be torn up to make way for the building of a new high school. Construction of the…

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Congres van "Bridge Federatie dit jaar in Brisbane

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 9 July 1965 · page 12

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Major Road Works in the Cabra-vale Ward

The Biz · Wednesday 14 July 1965 · page 4

Major road reconstruction along the arterial roads in the Cabra-Vole Ward has been carried out over the last year. These include Sackville Street from the new…

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Letters to the Editor On “The Bridge”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 July 1965 · page 2

SIR, “The Bridge” seems to have become something of a bete noir for a tight little…

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Israel and world Jewry Hebrew, Teachers Help Bridge Gaps

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 July 1965 · page 7

The great natural link which binds Israel to Jewry throughout the world is of course the Hebrew Language. The revival of the ancient tongue is…

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Motor Expert

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 20 July 1965 · page 8

The life-long ambition of Lance Sculthorpe was realised about two months ago when he opened a…

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Unions organise for 'budget train' to Canberra

Tribune · Wednesday 21 July 1965 · page 12

SYDNEY: A "Budget Lobby Train" will be booked to take trade unionists to Canberra during the coming Budget debate by Federal Parliament…

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Tram rijdt niet meer wegens baldadige jeugd

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 July 1965 · page 5

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Expert Looks at Road Plans

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 August 1965 · page 5

Chairman of the State Planning Authority, Mr. N. Ashton, may make…

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"Budget train" gets up steam

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1965 · page 1

SYDNEY: Many trade unions have decided to organise delegations to join with the Waterside…

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