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The wars & local soldiers, 1964

161 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 9

Hairdressers' new protest War on Hours

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 July 1964 · page 1

The Western Suburbs Hairdressers' Committee has changed its method of protest against present closing hours. The chairman of…

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Class war reminder

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1964 · page 9

In the daily press we read of hot and cold wars, gang and trade wars, but nothing of the most hellish of all wars waged by world capitalism…

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Who uses war?

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1964 · page 9

The ruling powers of Australia are committing us to a conflict that in no way concerns the vast majority of the people…

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US Press warns on 'reckless war' -- and Korean Lesson

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1964 · page 5

NEW YORK: A sharp warning against the US Administration's plans for war on China is issued by the Washington Evening Star of June 24 (quoted by the official Chinese news agency Hsinhua)…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

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

Service: Fri., 6.30 p.m., Sat., 9.30 a.m. Hebrew classes: Wed., 4.30 p.m.; Sun., 9 a.m…

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The man they remember: Statesman, Poet, Soldier, Leader

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 July 1964 · page 5

Poet, writer, translator, journalist and linguist, Zeev Jabotinsky was a man who moved among the highest statesmen and militarists with the same ease with which he could reach a Ghetto…

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End Vietnam War Rally

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1964 · page 1

"The death of the first Australian soldier in South Vietnam is a serious yarning to every Australian", said Mr. W. Brown, secretary of the Sydney District Committee of the Communist…

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But There's No Cold War in Antarctica

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1964 · page 4

AND its a fact! In the Antarctic research station 'Vostok, Alex Omelchenko (left), a Russian, and John Jacobs, an American scientist, are working on a common problem in the "Vostok" laboratories. No trouble to them to be friends…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 July 1964 · page 8

Service: Fri., 6.30 p.m., Sat., 9.30 a.m. Hebrew classes: Wed., 4.30 p.m.; Sun., 9 a.m…

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Communist call: End dirty war

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1964 · page 2

SYDNEY: A call for action to end the Vietnam war by a return to the Geneva Agreement of 1954 was made by Mr. L. Aarons, at a rally in the Sydney Domain held by the Communist Party on the 10th…

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War Threat Rises: Call to Bar Goldwater

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1964 · page 1

New efforts by peace supporters, including Australians, will be urgently needed to roll back the new threat of fascism and war accompanying Goldwater's selection as US Republican presidential candidate…

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Geneva Agreements American Historian On Indo-China War

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1964 · page 8

Significant events are marked by anniversaries. No more significant event in recent years has occurred than the signing of the Geneva…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 July 1964 · page 8

Service: Fri., 6.30 p.m., Sat., 9.30 a.m. Hebrew classes: Wed., 4.30 p.m.; Sun., 9 a.m…

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Calwell Slams War Moves

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1964 · page 3

"The wisdom of the Labor Party's criticism of the North-West Cape agreement and our insistence on joint control" had been dramatically demonstrated by Senator Goldwater's selection as US Republican presidential candidate. Mr. A. A. Calwell said last…

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Anniversary of World War 1 Socialist Leaders Warn on Militarism

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1964 · page 4

Last week's warnings in Warsaw by Polish Premier Gomulka and Soviet Premier Khrushchov against the revival of German militarism in West Germany were timely for Australians, with all others who have suffered through two world wars centring on Germany…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 July 1964 · page 8

Service: Fri., 6.30 p.m., Sat., 9.30 a.m. Hebrew classes: Wed., 4.30 p.m.; Sun., 9 a.m…

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New headquarters to step up war against crime Premier Opens Police Division

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 August 1964 · page 12

The new Merrylands-based No. 26 Police Division officially became a reality last Friday…

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Three War Stories

Tribune · Wednesday 5 August 1964 · page 6

''THE THIRD FLARE" is a Soviet book of three war stories, the first, "Ivan", tells of a boy, 12 years of age, who went behind the German lines to obtain information. Written by a reconnaissance…

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Vietnam: Port Men Say Halt War!

Tribune · Wednesday 5 August 1964 · page 1

SYDNEY: Australian trade union official Mr. David Rees this week returned from Vietnam and called for the widest action by trade unionists and ail other people to halt…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 August 1964 · page 8

Synagogue Service: Fri., 6.30 p.m., Sat., 9.30 a.m. Hebrew classes: Wed., 4.30…

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