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Dr. Donald MacRae, chairman of the department of astronomy at University of Toronto, says stones and dust brought back to earth by Apollo 11 astronaut(...)
Dr. Donald MacRae, chairman of the department of astronomy at University of Toronto, says stones and dust brought back to earth by Apollo 11 astronaut(...)

Dr. Donald MacRae, chairman of the department of astronomy at University of Toronto, says stones and dust brought back to earth by Apollo 11 astronaut(...)

Date7/21/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dr. Donald MacRae; chairman of the department of astronomy at University of Toronto; says stones and dust brought back to earth by Apollo 11 astronauts will be a tremendous scientific break-through. He's shown in front of David Dunlop Observatroy in Richmond Hill of which he's director.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0107841F
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