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She wouldn't swim, but Louise Marleau, who plays role of Juliet at Stratford Festival, went along on swimming party yesterday with Prime Minister Trudeau
She wouldn't swim, but Louise Marleau, who plays role of Juliet at Stratford Festival, went along on swimming party yesterday with Prime Minister Trudeau

She wouldn't swim, but Louise Marleau, who plays role of Juliet at Stratford Festival, went along on swimming party yesterday with Prime Minister Trudeau

Date8/9/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: She wouldn't swim, but Louise Marleau, who plays role of Juliet at Stratford Festival, went along on swimming party yesterday with Prime Minister Trudeau.
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A close-up of a man with longish hair and side whiskers, wearing a carnation, speaking intently ...
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