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The wars & local soldiers, 1968

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Bankstown and District War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 October 1968 · page 11

Fri., 6.30 p.m. Sat., 10 a.m. Classes: Sun., 9 a.m. Succoth:…

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Egyptian Army Back to Pre-war Strength

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 October 1968 · page 5

(JCNS) The Soviet Union has delivered enough armaments to the Arabs since their defeat in the Six-Day War to bring their numbers of aircraft, tanks and guns almost to the level of before June 5,…

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Non-existent ex-soldier

Tribune · Wednesday 9 October 1968 · page 11

I have a problem and that problem is--do I exist or don't I? I know that I was born in…

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Famous English conductor for Anzac concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1968 · page 2

Famous English conductor, Stanford Robinson, will be guest conductor at the gala concert presented by the…

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Bankstown and District War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1968 · page 8

Fri. 6.30 p.m. Sat., 10 a.m. Classes: Sun., Oct. 13: Children's Succoth Party…

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Syeney Life & TIMES "Oh What.A lovely War"

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1968 · page 2

Obviously popular fare with the big camp of pacifists, Joan Littlewood’s London theatre workshop’s…

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Ebon rejects Soviet plan War is nearer, Dayan says

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1968 · page 1

(JCNS) Mr. Abba Eban, Israel's Foreign Minister, last week rejected the Middle East peace plan which the Soviet Union is reported to have proposed to the United States. Mr. Eban, who had just had talks with M. Michel…

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'Oh What a Lovely War'

Tharunka · Tuesday 15 October 1968 · page 10

"Oh What a Lovely War" is a "musical entertainment" that casts a critical eye on the First world War. Originally created by Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop (five years ago in…

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Bankstown and District. War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 October 1968 · page 12

Fri., 6.30 p.m. Sat., 9.30 a.m. Barmitzvah: HARRY AARON BRITTAIN, younger son of Mr. and…

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Abstract for Anzac concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1968 · page 2

The cover of the program, which is now in production, will feature an abstract design by Sydney artist Valda Morris,…

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Bankstown and District War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1968 · page 12

Fri., 6.30 p.m. Sot.,,9.30 a.m. Classes: Sun., 9. a.m. New Members: Contact the…

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Jordan Prefers War Hussein may recall "terrorist' Premier

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1968 · page 6

Israeli correspondents at the United Nations report that there is a general feeling there of restrained optimism about…

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Egypt whips up holy war — Nasser Purges the Police

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1968 · page 6

A number of strange things happened in Cairo recently. Despite the well-oiled machinery of Egypt's Foreign Ministry, there was disquiet about the events in New York. The first surprise came…

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At Sydney Theatres “Oh a lovely what war”

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 25 October 1968 · page 8

George Fairfax directs, at the Theatre Royal, Joan lovely war" with a simplicity that carries satirical message long after the show…

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Millions on germ war

Tribune · Wednesday 30 October 1968 · page 9

THREE HUNDRED million dollars are earmarked in the current US military budget for the development and…

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Police Cut Up Rough at Qld., Vic. War Protests

Tribune · Wednesday 30 October 1968 · page 1

PROVOCATIVE, strong-arm tactics by police were a feature of anti-Vietnam war demonstrations in Brisbane and Melbourne last Friday. More than 40 people were arrested in Brisbane, and 10…

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Pm Speaks of Anzac Forest

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1968 · page 5

The Prime Minister, Mr. J. Gorton, expressed his pleasure to Rabbi Coleman, during his recent official visit to Western…

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Bankstown and District War Memorial Synagogue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1968 · page 11

Fri., 6.30 p.m. Sat., 10 a.m. Classes: Sun., 9 a m. New Members: Contact the…

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Sydney Greets the Librator of Jerusalem Brigadier-general and Mrs. Gur Here for Anzac Memoria and Forest Festivities

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1968 · page 8

Rita Gur was born in grandfather was a Rabbi the Jewish Council of Poland in 1933. Her and her uncle chairman of Warsaw, who later beMota and Rita Gur have three children, all born after their parents’ return from France. They are Ruth (6), Uri (4)…

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Band in tune at War at ah festival

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 November 1968 · page 2

ABOVE: Members of Merrylands High School codet band, successful in the recent Waratah Festival competition, held in Sydney. The bond was second to Combined Police Boys…

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