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The troubled Olympic Games open in Moscow next Saturday - but what is the mood of the Soviet people? A foreign affairs specialist, reporter Gerald Utt(...)
The troubled Olympic Games open in Moscow next Saturday - but what is the mood of the Soviet people? A foreign affairs specialist, reporter Gerald Utt(...)

The troubled Olympic Games open in Moscow next Saturday - but what is the mood of the Soviet people? A foreign affairs specialist, reporter Gerald Utt(...)

Date7/13/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: The troubled Olympic Games open in Moscow next Saturday - but what is the mood of the Soviet people? A foreign affairs specialist, reporter Gerald Utting, travelled 10,000 miles across the country and visited 23 cities to find out.
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The Cabinet. Front row from left: David Anderson, Revenue, David Collenette, Defence and Veterans Affairs, Andre Ouellet, Foreign Affairs, Prime Minis(...)
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An important public figure in Japan since publication of his Japan Diary in 1952, The Star's foreign affairs columnist Mark Gayn is writing a sequel, (...)
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Indians on northwest frontier: Message from the President of the United States, transmitting information of the assemblage of Indians on the northwestern frontier, &c. April 10, 1840. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
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1840
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