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G. Gordon Liddy. Gordon Liddy, one of the most colorful characters of the Watergate era, published two books on his experiences: Out Of Control and Will: The Autobiography Of G. Gordon [Incomplete]
G. Gordon Liddy. Gordon Liddy, one of the most colorful characters of the Watergate era, published two books on his experiences: Out Of Control and Will: The Autobiography Of G. Gordon [Incomplete]

G. Gordon Liddy. Gordon Liddy, one of the most colorful characters of the Watergate era, published two books on his experiences: Out Of Control and Will: The Autobiography Of G. Gordon [Incomplete]

Date6/6/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0063193F
Liddy, G Gordon
Liddy, G Gordon
6/2/1980
In cockpit of the R.C.A.F. North Star which carried Gordon Jarrett, Toronto ex-flying officer, on his just completed two-way ocean crossing are F.O. Earl Banks, pilot, and F.O. G. W. Webb
In cockpit of the R.C.A.F. North Star which carried Gordon Jarrett, Toronto ex-flying officer, on his just completed two-way ocean crossing are F.O. Earl Banks, pilot, and F.O. G. W. Webb
10/6/1948
Robin Muller: Children's author and illustrator says he's restored strong female characters to their rightful place in his books, which are translated into four languages
Robin Muller: Children's author and illustrator says he's restored strong female characters to their rightful place in his books, which are translated into four languages
4/11/1990
Lynne Gordon hopes the net result of her autobiography will be a film
Lynne Gordon hopes the net result of her autobiography will be a film
4/5/1986
Gordon Lawson, 6, hugs his dog Ralph last night after returning home from a scary experience in the woods near Algonquin Park. He was lost in the rain(...)
Gordon Lawson, 6, hugs his dog Ralph last night after returning home from a scary experience in the woods near Algonquin Park. He was lost in the rain(...)
8/30/1985
Did I say that? King Clancy, one of hockey's great characters, gets a kick out of an anecdote in book called Clancy which he authored - in collaborati(...)
Did I say that? King Clancy, one of hockey's great characters, gets a kick out of an anecdote in book called Clancy which he authored - in collaborati(...)
12/17/1968
Visions: Seattle pediatrician Melvin Morse offers the results of his investigation into near-death experiences in his book Closer To The Light.
Visions: Seattle pediatrician Melvin Morse offers the results of his investigation into near-death experiences in his book Closer To The Light.
9/6/1991
Out of custody and back with the family of John Graham, the unemployed window-washer who helped him gain his freedom after he was committed to the Ontario Hospital, Harry Heard, 72, tells about his experiences as a ward of the government
Out of custody and back with the family of John Graham, the unemployed window-washer who helped him gain his freedom after he was committed to the Ontario Hospital, Harry Heard, 72, tells about his experiences as a ward of the government
6/13/1968
Eddie Bracken turns himself into one of the characters he plays in You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running at the O'Keefe Centre. [Incomplete]
Eddie Bracken turns himself into one of the characters he plays in You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running at the O'Keefe Centre. [Incomplete]
2/5/1968
Walter Gordon. In the final excerpt from his new book, A Political Memoir, Walter Gordon appraises Canada's last six prime ministers, calling Pearson the wittiest, St. Laurent the greatest
Walter Gordon. In the final excerpt from his new book, A Political Memoir, Walter Gordon appraises Canada's last six prime ministers, calling Pearson the wittiest, St. Laurent the greatest
10/12/1976
Thain. A man who helped rescue a family of three from the Grand River near Cayuga says he can't stop thinking about the incident. It's a strange feeling. Every time I think about it I get this rush, Gordon Thain said in an interview at his Queen St. E. home yesterday. [Incomplete]
Thain. A man who helped rescue a family of three from the Grand River near Cayuga says he can't stop thinking about the incident. It's a strange feeling. Every time I think about it I get this rush, Gordon Thain said in an interview at his Queen St. E. home yesterday. [Incomplete]
6/8/1987
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
One-man carnival: The many moods, mostly combative, of Brantford's most colorful character
7/9/1980