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British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's obs(...)
British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's obs(...)

British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's obs(...)

Date9/14/1976
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  • British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's observation deck. Callaghan is in Ottawa today for talks with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau before continuing his cross-Canada tour. He has tickets for the Canada-Czechoslovakia hockey game in Montreal tonight and returns to London on Sunday.
  • British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's obs(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: British Prime Minister James Callaghan and wife, Audrey, leave the CN Tower with Ontario Premier William Davis after viewing the city from tower's observation deck. Callaghan is in Ottawa today for talks with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau before continuing his cross-Canada tour. He has tickets for the Canada-Czechoslovakia hockey game in Montreal tonight and returns to London on Sunday.
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