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Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor, In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions
Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor, In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions

Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor, In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions

Date10/18/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor; In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017396F
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