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Earth-Removal Equipment hired by steelworkers union pushes away rocks and debris set up by strikers at the Copper Cliff smelter of the International N(...)
Earth-Removal Equipment hired by steelworkers union pushes away rocks and debris set up by strikers at the Copper Cliff smelter of the International N(...)

Earth-Removal Equipment hired by steelworkers union pushes away rocks and debris set up by strikers at the Copper Cliff smelter of the International N(...)

Date7/25/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Earth-Removal Equipment hired by steelworkers union pushes away rocks and debris set up by strikers at the Copper Cliff smelter of the International Nickel Co. as union members look on. They voted yesterday to end the total blockade that has been in effect at Inco since a wildcat walkout began 10 days ago
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017159F
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