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Snowplow works around an air Canada viscount surrounded by Deep snow at Toronto International Airport, The weekend snowfall closed the airfield for 16(...)
Snowplow works around an air Canada viscount surrounded by Deep snow at Toronto International Airport, The weekend snowfall closed the airfield for 16(...)

Snowplow works around an air Canada viscount surrounded by Deep snow at Toronto International Airport, The weekend snowfall closed the airfield for 16(...)

Date1/24/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Snowplow works around an air Canada viscount surrounded by Deep snow at Toronto International Airport; The weekend snowfall closed the airfield for 16 hours and 200 flights were cancelled; standing 7;000 passengers
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019703F
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