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150 Demonstrators quietly picketed the U
150 Demonstrators quietly picketed the U

150 Demonstrators quietly picketed the U

Date5/2/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: 150 Demonstrators quietly picketed the U.S. embassy in Toronto for an hour yeterday protesting the U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic revolt. [Incomplete]
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    GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Photographs
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0011593F
      Police Heaveto is given a Negro youth who was among about 80 student demonstrators who marched on the U
      Police Heaveto is given a Negro youth who was among about 80 student demonstrators who marched on the U
      Barker, Gerry
      3/16/1966
      U of T president John Evans, centre, stood on the steps of Simcoe Hall last month watching demonstrators
      U of T president John Evans, centre, stood on the steps of Simcoe Hall last month watching demonstrators
      Griffin, Doug
      3/29/1974
      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
      Griffin, Doug
      10/27/1968
      n Throw Man Onto Group of Demonstrators, mpt by pickets to seal off U
      n Throw Man Onto Group of Demonstrators, mpt by pickets to seal off U
      Roworth, Eddy
      3/18/1965
      Too many licenses, Truckers say, Their boxes up, dump trucks surround Queen's Park today as about 150 drivers picketed to protest recent regulations t(...)
      Too many licenses, Truckers say, Their boxes up, dump trucks surround Queen's Park today as about 150 drivers picketed to protest recent regulations t(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      1/31/1975
      Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
      Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
      Bezant, Graham
      11/4/1971
      Who ordered mounted police to wade into anti-Nazi demonstrators?
      Who ordered mounted police to wade into anti-Nazi demonstrators?
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/25/1993
      Symbolic protest: Demonstrators in prison uniforms show support at a Queen's Park rally for 11 prominent Armenians held captive in Soviet Union
      Symbolic protest: Demonstrators in prison uniforms show support at a Queen's Park rally for 11 prominent Armenians held captive in Soviet Union
      Slaughter, Mike
      3/12/1989
      Rally for political prisoner, About 200 demonstrators protested at Nathan Phillips Square last night against the imprisonment of Ukrainian nationalist(...)
      Rally for political prisoner, About 200 demonstrators protested at Nathan Phillips Square last night against the imprisonment of Ukrainian nationalist(...)
      Slaughter, Mike
      3/26/1986
      Abortion protest: A handful of pro-life demonstrators picket outside Dr. Henry Morgentaler's Harbord St. abortion clinic yesterday, after the Ontario (...)
      Abortion protest: A handful of pro-life demonstrators picket outside Dr. Henry Morgentaler's Harbord St. abortion clinic yesterday, after the Ontario (...)
      Bull, Ron
      10/1/1985
      We want action now, chanted 60 demonstrators who marched into the Ontario Housing Corporation's Bloor St
      We want action now, chanted 60 demonstrators who marched into the Ontario Housing Corporation's Bloor St
      Beaty, Keith
      4/23/1971
      The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
      The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
      James, Norman
      3/26/1966