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A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and mem(...)
A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and mem(...)

A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and mem(...)

Date1/25/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and members of the audience turned St. George Liberal Association meeting into an uproar last night. At left, Jaquie Henderson shouts a question at Canada's External Affairs Minister during 20 minute question-and-answer period following his speech.
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Mounted Police officer is surrounded by demonstrators protesting the Viet Nam war, outside the U
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Amid boos of the crowd, and watched quizzically from left by Transport Minister Paul Hellyer, University of Toronto student Robert Fairley reads a blistering denunciation of the Liberal government and Hellyer's 'complicity' in Viet Nam war during last nig
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