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On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.
On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.

On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.

Date1/12/1968
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Israeli prime minister Levi Eshkol, right, talking with Ontario Premier John Robarts during visit to Toronto last year, won genuine affection from his(...)
Israeli prime minister Levi Eshkol, right, talking with Ontario Premier John Robarts during visit to Toronto last year, won genuine affection from his(...)
2/28/1969
Grieving a loss: Friends of 17-year-old Marnie Kimelman, killed by a bomb on a Tel Aviv beach, hold one another as they leave Adath Israel Synagogue after her funeral service yesterday
Grieving a loss: Friends of 17-year-old Marnie Kimelman, killed by a bomb on a Tel Aviv beach, hold one another as they leave Adath Israel Synagogue after her funeral service yesterday
7/31/1990
High School Students Study At Synagogue, Taking advantage of secondary school teachers' strike Adath Israel Synagogue in the Bathurst St. Wilson Ave. (...)
High School Students Study At Synagogue, Taking advantage of secondary school teachers' strike Adath Israel Synagogue in the Bathurst St. Wilson Ave. (...)
11/18/1975
Sunshine kids of the Israel festival, Winding up the four-day Beth Tzedec Israel Festival, commemorating Israel's 30th anniversary, more than 1,000 people turned out Saturday night at the synagogue for Cafe Night
Sunshine kids of the Israel festival, Winding up the four-day Beth Tzedec Israel Festival, commemorating Israel's 30th anniversary, more than 1,000 people turned out Saturday night at the synagogue for Cafe Night
5/13/1978
Auctioneer Jeanne Richards warms up for the art auction and sale this Sunday at Adath Israel Synagogue to raise money for its youth program. She's sta(...)
Auctioneer Jeanne Richards warms up for the art auction and sale this Sunday at Adath Israel Synagogue to raise money for its youth program. She's sta(...)
4/18/1977
Solemn service: Veterans and families light candles yesterday at the Adath Israel Congregation synagogue to commemorate the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust
Solemn service: Veterans and families light candles yesterday at the Adath Israel Congregation synagogue to commemorate the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust
4/22/1990
By John Munch Toronto Star, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin may politically survive the inquiry into the Beirut massacre, according to one of the founders of Israel's Peace Now movement, and may even fight another election with a chance of winning
By John Munch Toronto Star, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin may politically survive the inquiry into the Beirut massacre, according to one of the founders of Israel's Peace Now movement, and may even fight another election with a chance of winning
11/17/1982
Wearing a Yarmulke at celebration last night in Beth Tzedec Synagogue marking Israel's 28th birthday, Premier William Davis tells audience of 5,000: W(...)
Wearing a Yarmulke at celebration last night in Beth Tzedec Synagogue marking Israel's 28th birthday, Premier William Davis tells audience of 5,000: W(...)
5/4/1976
Book of remembrance to Levi Eshkol, Israeli premier who died today of a heart attack, is signed in the Israeli Bay St
Book of remembrance to Levi Eshkol, Israeli premier who died today of a heart attack, is signed in the Israeli Bay St
2/26/1969
Rabbi Gunther Plaut of Holy Blossom Temple (left) and former mayor Philip Givens attend meeting of the Emergency Committee for Israel's Survival at th(...)
Rabbi Gunther Plaut of Holy Blossom Temple (left) and former mayor Philip Givens attend meeting of the Emergency Committee for Israel's Survival at th(...)
6/6/1967
Blue baby' from Israel, Ophir Savir, 17 months, has a big smile for the photographer after arriving in Metro from Israel for heart surgery later this month at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children
Blue baby' from Israel, Ophir Savir, 17 months, has a big smile for the photographer after arriving in Metro from Israel for heart surgery later this month at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children
12/11/1986
Not the answer: Visiting Israeli politician Haim Ben-Shahar says indexation is not the answer to inflation problems. And he should know, for in Israel, inflation is currently 130 per cent and has been a chronic problem for that state.
Not the answer: Visiting Israeli politician Haim Ben-Shahar says indexation is not the answer to inflation problems. And he should know, for in Israel, inflation is currently 130 per cent and has been a chronic problem for that state.
8/20/1981