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State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management
State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management

State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management

Date4/18/1967
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  • State secretary Judy LaMarsh made news all year with involvement in centennial celebrations but she hit headlines when she said CBC had 'rotten management
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Black-and-white photographs
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061056F
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
Spremo, Boris
8/26/1967
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
Spremo, Boris
8/26/1967
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
The New Nuns have the Intellectual Habit, While a woman theologian who smokes cigars made news headlines at this week's congress on the Theology of th(...)
Spremo, Boris
8/26/1967
Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat
Conference headliner was Canada's secretary of state, Judy LaMarsh, who stood out in the crowd partly because she was one of the few women who chose not to wear a hat
Goode, Jeff
4/18/1967
How's this for good, old-fashioned enjoyment? Queen Elizabeth, State Secretary Judy LaMarsh and Prince Philip really had a ball at the Parliament Hill folk art concert in Ottawa
How's this for good, old-fashioned enjoyment? Queen Elizabeth, State Secretary Judy LaMarsh and Prince Philip really had a ball at the Parliament Hill folk art concert in Ottawa
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-2022
7/1/1967
Architect Carlos Ott, who made headlines designing the Paris Opera House (inset), and his Hazelton Lanes spa
Architect Carlos Ott, who made headlines designing the Paris Opera House (inset), and his Hazelton Lanes spa
Beaty, Keith
6/11/1990
Morganna, a buxon stripper who has made headlines by sneaking into ball parks and kissing major league players, caught a startled Otto Velez of the Bl(...)
Morganna, a buxon stripper who has made headlines by sneaking into ball parks and kissing major league players, caught a startled Otto Velez of the Bl(...)
Loek, Dick
8/10/1980
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
Bezant, Graham
8/13/1967
The Reichmanns: Paul, left, Albert and Ralph have been renowned for secrecy at a time when other real estate moguls courted headlines
The Reichmanns: Paul, left, Albert and Ralph have been renowned for secrecy at a time when other real estate moguls courted headlines
Bull, Ron
5/15/1992
What ever became of . . . Madeleine Carroll. The name has been gone from the movie marquees and headlines for many years now, but for those with long (...)
What ever became of . . . Madeleine Carroll. The name has been gone from the movie marquees and headlines for many years now, but for those with long (...)
Carroll, Madeleine
12/13/1975
Judy LaMarsh, chairman of the Ontario royal commission on violence, listens intently yesterday as a New York psychologist. Dr. Robert Liebert, speaks at a hearing in the Royal Ontario Museum. He said the amount of violence a child watches on television indicates how aggressive he'll become.
Judy LaMarsh, chairman of the Ontario royal commission on violence, listens intently yesterday as a New York psychologist. Dr. Robert Liebert, speaks at a hearing in the Royal Ontario Museum. He said the amount of violence a child watches on television indicates how aggressive he'll become.
LaMarsh, Judy, 1924-1980
2/11/1976
News vendors were mobbed the moment papers hit the street, headline type shouting the glad tidings
News vendors were mobbed the moment papers hit the street, headline type shouting the glad tidings
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/19/1945