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Two Prime Ministers - Indira Gandhi of India and Pierre Trudeau of Canada-walk through the lobby of the new $3 million Shaw festival Theatre at Niagar(...)
Two Prime Ministers - Indira Gandhi of India and Pierre Trudeau of Canada-walk through the lobby of the new $3 million Shaw festival Theatre at Niagar(...)

Two Prime Ministers - Indira Gandhi of India and Pierre Trudeau of Canada-walk through the lobby of the new $3 million Shaw festival Theatre at Niagar(...)

Date6/20/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two Prime Ministers - Indira Gandhi of India and Pierre Trudeau of Canada-walk through the lobby of the new $3 million Shaw festival Theatre at Niagar-on-the-Lake last night during intermission. After the play; Mrs. Gandhi joined Trudeau and his wife; Margaret; on state for presentation of a plaque.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049070F
Prime minister. Indira Gandhi of India arrives at Toronto International Airport today and is welcomed oin behalf of the province by Margaret Birch, mi(...)
Prime minister. Indira Gandhi of India arrives at Toronto International Airport today and is welcomed oin behalf of the province by Margaret Birch, mi(...)
6/20/1973
A leader of the underground in India, exiled economist Subramanian Swamy, 36, says some Indians fear the Communists will assassinate Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, blame the democratic opposition and take over the government
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Gandhi, Indira - In Canada
Gandhi, Indira - In Canada
6/20/1973
Gandhi, Indira - In Canada
Gandhi, Indira - In Canada
6/20/1973
Shaw festival's new $3 million home was opened at Niagara-on-the-Lake last night and retired lawyer Brian Doherty (left), who founded festival 11 year(...)
Shaw festival's new $3 million home was opened at Niagara-on-the-Lake last night and retired lawyer Brian Doherty (left), who founded festival 11 year(...)
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The new $3 million Shaw Festival theatre with proud administrator Tom Burrows
The new $3 million Shaw Festival theatre with proud administrator Tom Burrows
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Thomas D'Aquino, right, a one-time member of the former prime minister's staff, says Trudeau 'laid out some universal truths,' but as for fundamental (...)
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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes. Three ministers happy wi(...)
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Walter Gordon. In the final excerpt from his new book, A Political Memoir, Walter Gordon appraises Canada's last six prime ministers, calling Pearson the wittiest, St. Laurent the greatest
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Two prime ministers joke together yesterday at the 28-nation Commonwealth conference as Canada's Prime Minister Piere Trudeau and Barbados' Prime Mini(...)
Two prime ministers joke together yesterday at the 28-nation Commonwealth conference as Canada's Prime Minister Piere Trudeau and Barbados' Prime Mini(...)
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