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The first international incident of Expo took place today when eight Americans protesting the war in Viet Nam staged a sit-down in the U.S. pavilion. (...)
The first international incident of Expo took place today when eight Americans protesting the war in Viet Nam staged a sit-down in the U.S. pavilion. (...)

The first international incident of Expo took place today when eight Americans protesting the war in Viet Nam staged a sit-down in the U.S. pavilion. (...)

Date4/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: The first international incident of Expo took place today when eight Americans protesting the war in Viet Nam staged a sit-down in the U.S. pavilion. Dick White; 25; of Jersey City; is shown burning his draft card. White; a member of the Students' Peace Union said he had to do something about this genocide.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004384F
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Province or state:Ontario
Student pickets at U.S. Embassy on University Ave., They demonstrated to protest American action in the Viet Nam war
Student pickets at U.S. Embassy on University Ave., They demonstrated to protest American action in the Viet Nam war
4/14/1966
Pro and anti-U.S. groups mingle at U.S. consulate, Varsity students came close to brawling over American raids on Viet Nam
Pro and anti-U.S. groups mingle at U.S. consulate, Varsity students came close to brawling over American raids on Viet Nam
2/8/1965
Marchers support U.S. Foreign policy, Support for American anti-Communist policies in Viet Nam and other parts of the world is demonstrated by marcher(...)
Marchers support U.S. Foreign policy, Support for American anti-Communist policies in Viet Nam and other parts of the world is demonstrated by marcher(...)
5/13/1965
India's V. K. Krishna Menon. U.S. is the criminal in a criminal Viet Nam War
India's V. K. Krishna Menon. U.S. is the criminal in a criminal Viet Nam War
10/22/1967
Student Pickets clash over u.s. Raids, Varsity students opposing U.S. air attacks on North Viet Nam mingle with those backing the raids as both groups picket the U.S. consulate on University Ave
Student Pickets clash over u.s. Raids, Varsity students opposing U.S. air attacks on North Viet Nam mingle with those backing the raids as both groups picket the U.S. consulate on University Ave
2/9/1965
NDP Marchers protest U.S. intervention in viet Nam, 150 delegates to the New Democratic Party's national convention march to U.S. Consulate from the (...)
NDP Marchers protest U.S. intervention in viet Nam, 150 delegates to the New Democratic Party's national convention march to U.S. Consulate from the (...)
7/14/1965
Huynh Van Ba (under umbrella), a South Vietnamese representative of the Viet Cong, went to the U.S. border at Fort Erie yesterday to talk to Rochester broadcaster Warren Doremus, whose brother is a prinsoner in North Viet Nam. Ba has been in Toronto since Monday for meetings with anti-draft and other groups.
Huynh Van Ba (under umbrella), a South Vietnamese representative of the Viet Cong, went to the U.S. border at Fort Erie yesterday to talk to Rochester broadcaster Warren Doremus, whose brother is a prinsoner in North Viet Nam. Ba has been in Toronto since Monday for meetings with anti-draft and other groups.
6/15/1972
Mounted Police officer is surrounded by demonstrators protesting the Viet Nam war, outside the U
Mounted Police officer is surrounded by demonstrators protesting the Viet Nam war, outside the U
10/27/1968
A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and mem(...)
A shouting match between Liberal leadership candidate Paul Martin (right), demonstrators protesting Canadian 'complicity' in the Viet Nam war, and mem(...)
1/25/1968
Former Carmaker Earl Brownridge says Americans have forgotten the unpleasant alternatives that led them to agree to the Canada-U.S. auto trade pact Some U.S. politicians are complaining about what they lost in the deal, but Brownridge say Americans and Canadians are better off.
Former Carmaker Earl Brownridge says Americans have forgotten the unpleasant alternatives that led them to agree to the Canada-U.S. auto trade pact Some U.S. politicians are complaining about what they lost in the deal, but Brownridge say Americans and Canadians are better off.
7/31/1970
Viet 'atrocities' condemned. American and Viet Cong atrocities in Viet Nam war compare with those of Nazis, charges M. J. Coldwell, former CCF leader,(...)
Viet 'atrocities' condemned. American and Viet Cong atrocities in Viet Nam war compare with those of Nazis, charges M. J. Coldwell, former CCF leader,(...)
12/2/1965
America's other war. Mrs. Rochelle Bridge, the 20-year-old American housewife at right, is preparing for war. Not in Viet Nam - but in suburban Dearborn, just outside Detroit. [Incomplete]
America's other war. Mrs. Rochelle Bridge, the 20-year-old American housewife at right, is preparing for war. Not in Viet Nam - but in suburban Dearborn, just outside Detroit. [Incomplete]
3/16/1968