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Calypso Beat helps attract tens of thousands of Canadians to the islands of the Caribbean and Bahamas
Calypso Beat helps attract tens of thousands of Canadians to the islands of the Caribbean and Bahamas

Calypso Beat helps attract tens of thousands of Canadians to the islands of the Caribbean and Bahamas

Date10/25/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Calypso Beat helps attract tens of thousands of Canadians to the islands of the Caribbean and Bahamas. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116799F
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