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Sydney · Weddings

Weddings, 1968

8 stories in Sydney's papers

Silver wedding

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 January 1968 · page 6

Stan and wife Kathleen Craggs of Roseberry Street. Merryland celebrated their silver…

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Holroyd hearsay Diamond wedding

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 March 1968 · page 2

That grand old couple - Cecil, aged 85, and wife Jessie, aged 81, Griffin, of The Avenue,…

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Israeli Wines at Wedding

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 March 1968 · page 13

Guests at a Sydney wedding reception on Sunday at the Chevron Hotel will drink Israeli wines and champagne…

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Wedding

The Biz · Thursday 9 May 1968 · page 3

The bride, Robyn, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Regan, of Alexander Street, Smithfield…

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Off to Son's Wedding

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1968 · page 5

Great Synagogue Chazan, Rev. I. Gluck, and Mrs. Gluck pictured at Mascot airport prior to their recent…

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The wedding had a real Bonnie & Clyde ring to it

Tribune · Wednesday 28 August 1968 · page 8

THE industrial marriage of Bell Bros., big W.A. cartage contractors with the Elder Smith-Golds- brough Mort agricultural giant has a Bonnie and Clyde touch about it…

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Shot-gun wedding treatment for Gorton's gimmick The Canberra scene

Tribune · Wednesday 2 October 1968 · page 3

LAST WEEK Prime Minister Gorton reluctantly tabled documents about the purchase of the F11 bombers in really shot-gun wedding style. When ALP and DLP senators pointed the gun in…

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Dead 9 days after wedding

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1968 · page 3

Four play is not suspected. At the request of the Israeli Embassy there was no inquest…

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