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The wars & local soldiers, 1965

168 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 9

Big Tax Slugs For Unjust War

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 1

Slug the worker to pay for unjust war commitments is the keynote of the 196566 Budget. Income tax will rise by 6d in the £, petrol 3d a gallon, beer 1d a middy, spirits 1½ a nip, cigarettes…

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Yeo Backs Away From Wharfie War Heroes

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 10

A DELEGATION of three waterside workers elected after job meetings on Thursday morning were refused…

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New moves in Tasmania against Vietnam war

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 9

LAUNCESTON: Representatives from a wide variety of organisations met last week in the Trades Hall and formed a committee to organise activity in opposition to the war in Vietnam…

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S.A. University "prosh" against Vietnam war

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 8

ADELAIDE: The annual University students' procession (prosh) this year took on the character of a…

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Hayden at Adelaide peace rally "U.S. 'war hawks' out to escalate war by provoking China"

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 8

ADELAIDE: The 1965 Hiroshima Day peace march was an outstanding success. SOME reports estimated the number of participants as…

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World War II. . . and liberation Guerillas hammered the Japs when the overlords fled or collaborated

Tribune · Wednesday 18 August 1965 · page 6

August 15 -- last Sunday -- was the 20th anniversary of the end of World War II, in which, at a cost unprecedented in history, the peoples of the world alliance defeated the three-power axis of fascist imperialism…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 August 1965 · page 10

Service: Fri. 6.30 p.m., Sat. 9.30 a.m. Classes: Sun. 9 a.m. Barmitzvafa Classes: Mon. and…

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Sth. Aust. unions condemn war Budget

Tribune · Wednesday 25 August 1965 · page 3

ADELAIDE: The SA Metal Trades Federation has condemned the "guns before butter" budget and called on its…

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Control prices! Unions Hit Back at War Budget P.3: Canberra Demonstration

Tribune · Wednesday 25 August 1965 · page 1

The wave of price increases, triggered off by last week's "guns and profit" budget, has reinforced in all States the unions' campaigns for wage and salary increases and price control. NSW Labor Council branded the Budget "a deliberate…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 August 1965 · page 10

Service; Fri. 6.30 p.m., Sat. 9.30 a.m. Barmitzvah Classes: Mon. and Tues. 4.30 p.m. Mr. M. Platus…

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Nation of Villages a geographical background to the South Vietnam war

Tharunka · Tuesday 31 August 1965 · page 14

As with most East Asian peoples, the culture of the Vietnamese is based on rice. The most favourable environment to them is therefore represented by what have been termed “the moist aquatic fringes”—the alluvial coastal plains and deltas suited to the irrigated cultivation of rice…

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This Century’s Most Subtle War. Viet-nam Dialogue: Mr. Bundy and the PROFESSORS

Tharunka · Tuesday 31 August 1965 · page 4

That complexity is seen most clearly in the strategic hamlets and armed outposts in Viet-Nam—islands of peace in a sea of terror; a place where refugees from marauding bands of communist Viet-Cong guerrillas may find "…

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US prepares for space war

Tribune · Wednesday 1 September 1965 · page 3

WHILE congratulations are coming in from all over the world to the two American Gemini astronauts on…

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Ku Kluxers, fascists back Vietnam war

Tribune · Wednesday 1 September 1965 · page 11

CESSNOCK. -- A crowd of 200 gave warm support to Miners' Federation Northern District secretary, Mr. J. Comerford, when he…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 September 1965 · page 14

Service: Fri. 6.30 p.m., Sat. 9.30 a.m. Barmitzvah Classes: Mon. and Tues. 4.30 p.m. Mr. M. Platus…

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AEU conference condemns war budget

Tribune · Wednesday 8 September 1965 · page 8

ADELAIDE: Important decisions concerning Vietnam and national economic questions were made at the…

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Soldiers share lunch

The Biz · Wednesday 8 September 1965 · page 3

Private Jim Scott, of Guildford. N.S.W. (right), received some unexpected help to smoke his cigarette,…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 September 1965 · page 10

Service: Fri. 6.30 p.m., Sat. 9.30 a.m. Barmitzvah Classes: Mon. and Tues. 4.30 p.m. Mr. M. Platus…

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TRIBUNE Stop this war!

Tribune · Wednesday 15 September 1965 · page 2

THE India-Pakistan war is extremely dangerous to both countries, to Asia and to world peace. Death and devastation is adding to the misery of the poverty-stricken peoples. Seeds of conflict between the…

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Bankstown War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 September 1965 · page 10

Services: Fri., 6.30 p.m.; Sat., 9.30 a.m.; Sun., 9 a m., Cheder. Rosh Hashanah: Sun., Sept. 26, 6 p.m.; Mon., Sept. 27, 8.30 a.m…

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