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The wars & local soldiers, 1975

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Letters Who Are the Real Terrorists in the Vietnam War?

Tharunka · Wednesday 7 May 1975 · page 2

Dear Editors, In the Vol. I No. 1 of Studentspeak, the editor Rod Cox used his first article “We Repudiate Terror” as a political weapon to…

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Anzac Day at Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 May 1975 · page 17

Pupils from Moriah High and primary schools and King David Preparatory School form an impressive…

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New War in July? U.s. Fears on Mid-east

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 May 1975 · page 9

WASHINGTON: Secretary of Defence James Schlesinger said that there is “deep concern” among…

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Moriah War Memorial College P. & C. Association

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 May 1975 · page 26

Meeting. Tues. May 20, College Hall, 7.45pm. Guest Speakers: Prof. S. Encel, MA PH.D, Head of Department of…

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Russians seek end of “cold war” with Jewry Rabbi Rosen in Moscow

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 May 1975 · page 10

LONDON: A series of initiatives which could bring about positive changes in the religious of Soviet Jews if implemented where discussed by Dr. Moses Rosen, the Chief Rabbi of Romania, during his visit to Moscow earlier this month…

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Woman in war history

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 June 1975 · page 9

Holroyd women who are present or last members of the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Service Corps have been invited [?] help compile a history of the…

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Arab Author Predicts New War in Six Months

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 July 1975 · page 9

LONDON: War between the Arab States and Israel could well break out in six months time declared Mohammed Heikal, the former adviser to President Nasser and President Sadat, in an exclusive interview with the Jewish Chronicle's foreign editor, Joseph Finklestone…

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Rabin prevents “Generals’ war”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 July 1975 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Israel's Prime Minister, Mr. Itzhak Rabin, has acted to ward off a revival of the disputes between Israel's top military commanders over who was responsible for some of…

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‘World at War’ show praised

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 July 1975 · page 22

Television station TCN 9, received more than 100 phone calls following the screening last week of the “World At War” episode, “Genocide.”…

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Readers Write Service During World War

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 July 1975 · page 6

Further to the obituary (AJT, 12/6/75) regarding the late Sam Biner, I feel you should be aware of his…

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Rabin: Bold War Against Terror

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin last week promised a “systematic, daring and sophisticated” war against terrorism. He was making a statement in the Knesset on…

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Us Warns: Mid-east Nuclear War Danger

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 1

WASHINGTON: The US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, returned here this week amid warnings that…

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Sydney, Melbourne for war veterans

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1975 · page 20

Half the cost of maintaining the vast Beit Halochem Centre in Tel Aviv, which is devoted to the rehabilitation ofIsrael's handicapped war veterans, comes from contributions made by Sydney and Melbourne Keren…

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Shabbat service for war veterans

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1975 · page 2

Jewish War Veteran leaders will be guests of honor at the special World Assembly of War Veterans Service at the Great Synagogue on August 16…

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MUSIC! “Dog Soldier” Festival

Tharunka · Wednesday 30 July 1975 · page 17

In these times when rock is seized by mediocrity, it would seem easy to get a band together and do better than recover costs…

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A soldier and his generation

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 12

WE HAVE LOST our son Moshe. He fell in a clash while leading a patrol inside the Lebanon to ferret out and destroy terrorists before they could enter Israel and carry out more massacres like those at Kiryat Shmona, Maalot, Shamir, and the most recently Kfar Yuval. He paid with his life so that all of us can live free from terror and sudden death. The pain of his death is something…

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War Likely If Israel Ousted

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 1

TEL AVIV: Israel will retaliate if it is thrown out of the United Nations by suspending all UN operations in Israel and its occupied territories,…

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Soldiers' Treatment

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 8

TEL AVIV: Some 30 per cent of the Israeli soldiers who suffered from “combat fatigue” during the…

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War Plan

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 August 1975 · page 9

TEL AVIV: President Idi Amin of Uganda wanted military supplies from Israel in 1971 in order to…

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International News Hiroshima Conference Call for Action Against Nuclear War

Tribune · Tuesday 26 August 1975 · page 9

HIROSHIMA: On the 30th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, a conference of people from many countries issued a moving…

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