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U.S. Astronaut James Lovell, who's logged almost 700 hours in space, more than any other human being, talks about pollution control on a brief visit to Toronto. Lovell told an Empire Club meeting the U.S. plans to launch an earth resources satellite to
U.S. Astronaut James Lovell, who's logged almost 700 hours in space, more than any other human being, talks about pollution control on a brief visit to Toronto. Lovell told an Empire Club meeting the U.S. plans to launch an earth resources satellite to

U.S. Astronaut James Lovell, who's logged almost 700 hours in space, more than any other human being, talks about pollution control on a brief visit to Toronto. Lovell told an Empire Club meeting the U.S. plans to launch an earth resources satellite to

Date8/18/1970
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  • U.S. Astronaut James Lovell, who's logged almost 700 hours in space, more than any other human being, talks about pollution control on a brief visit to Toronto. Lovell told an Empire Club meeting the U.S. plans to launch an earth resources satellite to
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U.S. Astronaut James Lovell signs autographs and talks with scores of young people as he stands in the lobby of Toronto's McLaughlin Planetarium today. In Toronto to address the Empire Club last night, he visited the planetarium and the Ontario Science Centre
U.S. Astronaut James Lovell signs autographs and talks with scores of young people as he stands in the lobby of Toronto's McLaughlin Planetarium today. In Toronto to address the Empire Club last night, he visited the planetarium and the Ontario Science Centre
James, Norman
8/19/1970
The U.S. will dominate Canada politically if we allow Americans to control our resources and business enterprises, Walter Gordon declared yesterday. T(...)
The U.S. will dominate Canada politically if we allow Americans to control our resources and business enterprises, Walter Gordon declared yesterday. T(...)
Gordon, Walter Lockhart, 1906-1987
5/21/1969
Our way, Whenver a couple of Canada's premiers get together these days it's almost assured free trade talks between Canada and the U.S. will be high o(...)
Our way, Whenver a couple of Canada's premiers get together these days it's almost assured free trade talks between Canada and the U.S. will be high o(...)
Peterson, David, 1943-
4/29/1986
Dr. Robert Page, chairman for the Committee for an Independent Canada told a Mississauga audience last night that the U.S. would control any pipelines(...)
Dr. Robert Page, chairman for the Committee for an Independent Canada told a Mississauga audience last night that the U.S. would control any pipelines(...)
Norris, Dave
10/22/1974
Happy visitor, Former U.S. House leader Thomas (Tip) O'Neill has time for a laugh at the Sheraton Centre where he told luncheon guests Canada will have to give during free trade talks
Happy visitor, Former U.S. House leader Thomas (Tip) O'Neill has time for a laugh at the Sheraton Centre where he told luncheon guests Canada will have to give during free trade talks
Bull, Ron
1/29/1989
Thomas Niles, U.S. envoy predicts committee will approve Reagan's request for talks
Thomas Niles, U.S. envoy predicts committee will approve Reagan's request for talks
Faught, Ken
2/24/1986
Prime Minister Trudeau and U.S. President Nixon stroll through White House garden today after completing two days of talks. Both leaders agreed to co-(...)
Prime Minister Trudeau and U.S. President Nixon stroll through White House garden today after completing two days of talks. Both leaders agreed to co-(...)
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
3/25/1969
Talks over: U.S. President Ronald Reagan, above, Italian Prime MInister Ciriaco De Mita, right, depart final session
Talks over: U.S. President Ronald Reagan, above, Italian Prime MInister Ciriaco De Mita, right, depart final session
Goode, Jeff
6/21/1988
Union bosses: U.S. union president Doug Fraser, right, joined Robert White in Chrysler talks yesterday
Union bosses: U.S. union president Doug Fraser, right, joined Robert White in Chrysler talks yesterday
Fraser, Douglas, 1916-2008
12/8/1982
Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan
Quiet chat: Alexander Haig, U.S. secretary of state, seems to wring his hands as he talks to External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Haig came as an adviser to President Ronald Reagan
Griffin, Doug
7/19/1981
John J. Riccardo, president of Chrysler Corp. told the Empire Club in Toronto that the U.S. can solve energy problems by setting the right priorities.(...)
John J. Riccardo, president of Chrysler Corp. told the Empire Club in Toronto that the U.S. can solve energy problems by setting the right priorities.(...)
Combs, Erin
11/15/1973
Abbie Hoffman: the U.S. Yippie leader: was detained for 2 hours at Toronto International Airport today and claimed he was insulted and slugged by cust(...)
Abbie Hoffman: the U.S. Yippie leader: was detained for 2 hours at Toronto International Airport today and claimed he was insulted and slugged by cust(...)
Hoffman, Abbie
9/10/1970