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Ronald Reagan: Big wins in Southern primaries boost his march toward the White House
Ronald Reagan: Big wins in Southern primaries boost his march toward the White House

Ronald Reagan: Big wins in Southern primaries boost his march toward the White House

Date5/23/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ronald Reagan: Big wins in Southern primaries boost his march toward the White House.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075593F
Ethel and Bobby Kennedy refleet the excitement of the moment as they watch Toronto Maple Leafs play at the Gardens in Toronto. If Bobby wins presidency, his family will occupy White House
Ethel and Bobby Kennedy refleet the excitement of the moment as they watch Toronto Maple Leafs play at the Gardens in Toronto. If Bobby wins presidency, his family will occupy White House
4/13/1968
Ethel and Bobby Kennedy reflect the excitement of the moment as they watch Toronto Maple Leafs play at the Gardens in Toronto. If Bobby wins presidency, his family will occupy White House
Ethel and Bobby Kennedy reflect the excitement of the moment as they watch Toronto Maple Leafs play at the Gardens in Toronto. If Bobby wins presidency, his family will occupy White House
4/13/1965
Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy, left, meet Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila. Mulroney and Reagan addressed 300 (...)
Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy, left, meet Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila. Mulroney and Reagan addressed 300 (...)
3/19/1990
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
7/19/1981
U.S. President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, wave goodbye as Mila Mulroney reacts to the noise of their jet
U.S. President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, wave goodbye as Mila Mulroney reacts to the noise of their jet
4/6/1987
Follow the leader: Margaret Thatcher leads the way to a photo session at Hart House last night followed by, in order, Brian Mulroney, Helmut Kohl, Ronald Reagan, Noboru Takeshita
Follow the leader: Margaret Thatcher leads the way to a photo session at Hart House last night followed by, in order, Brian Mulroney, Helmut Kohl, Ronald Reagan, Noboru Takeshita
6/20/1988
Playter, Richard, house, Playter Crescent, north side, at head of southern section of Playter Boulevard, field, looking towards present corner of Ellerbeck St. & Pretoria Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
Playter, Richard, house, Playter Crescent, north side, at head of southern section of Playter Boulevard, field, looking towards present corner of Ellerbeck St. & Pretoria Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
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Wins debut: Humber Highland's Bob Charlebois made his first appearance in this year's Canada Life bonspiel last night and led his makeshift rink to an 8-3 win over clubmate Jack Banks
Wins debut: Humber Highland's Bob Charlebois made his first appearance in this year's Canada Life bonspiel last night and led his makeshift rink to an 8-3 win over clubmate Jack Banks
1/14/1980
U.S. President Ronald Reagan morally justified to strike Libya in retaliation for alleged terrorist acts against Americans, say Abba Eban, a senior me(...)
U.S. President Ronald Reagan morally justified to strike Libya in retaliation for alleged terrorist acts against Americans, say Abba Eban, a senior me(...)
4/13/1986
Ronald Reagan, former California governor, autographs a cast on the broken leg of Peter Killaley of Mississauga after speaking to a $100-a-plate fund-(...)
Ronald Reagan, former California governor, autographs a cast on the broken leg of Peter Killaley of Mississauga after speaking to a $100-a-plate fund-(...)
2/3/1977
Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan
3/11/1981
Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan
3/11/1981