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Dockside Rendezvous, The Soviet ship Novomirgorod, loading nuclear plant equipment for Bombay, India, at Pier 51, is one of three ships from distant lands presently in Toronto
Dockside Rendezvous, The Soviet ship Novomirgorod, loading nuclear plant equipment for Bombay, India, at Pier 51, is one of three ships from distant lands presently in Toronto

Dockside Rendezvous, The Soviet ship Novomirgorod, loading nuclear plant equipment for Bombay, India, at Pier 51, is one of three ships from distant lands presently in Toronto

Date9/23/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dockside Rendezvous; The Soviet ship Novomirgorod; loading nuclear plant equipment for Bombay; India; at Pier 51; is one of three ships from distant lands presently in Toronto.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014287F
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