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In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)
In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)

In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)

Date3/10/1976
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  • In bright-red suits, Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Reside(...)
  • In bright-red suits; Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Residents of the village of St. Anthony had cheered Greenpeace members when they dropped their plan to dye baby seals green and to put themselves between the seals and the Norwegians; but now the powerful Newfoundland fishermen's union wants them to drop the seal protest and concentrate on fishery problems.
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Original Toronto Star caption: In bright-red suits; Greenpeace volunteers yesterday check out their equipment to demonstrate against the Norwegian seal hunt off Newfoundland. Residents of the village of St. Anthony had cheered Greenpeace members when they dropped their plan to dye baby seals green and to put themselves between the seals and the Norwegians; but now the powerful Newfoundland fishermen's union wants them to drop the seal protest and concentrate on fishery problems.
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