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Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan
Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan

Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan

Date7/19/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0052378F
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