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Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze
Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze

Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze

Date1/23/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze.
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