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Rev. Robert Gardner Came From U.S. He was chaplain, counsellor to U.S. draft dodgers
Rev. Robert Gardner Came From U.S. He was chaplain, counsellor to U.S. draft dodgers

Rev. Robert Gardner Came From U.S. He was chaplain, counsellor to U.S. draft dodgers

Date6/22/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rev. Robert Gardner Came From U.S. He was chaplain; counsellor to U.S. draft dodgers
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021824F
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
11/1/1968
Draft Dodgers and Draft Cards - A - C
Draft Dodgers and Draft Cards - A - C
11/18/1976
Draft Dodgers and Draft Cards - A - C
Draft Dodgers and Draft Cards - A - C
n.d.
A letter from home brings no joy to Larry Aulten, one of the draft dodgers who fled the U
A letter from home brings no joy to Larry Aulten, one of the draft dodgers who fled the U
7/19/1967
Our son Matthew ought to be raised in a city like this, says Andrew Biemiller, formerly of Washington, D.C., a psychologist at the University of Toronto Institute of Child Studies. He didn't choose Canada because of the draft - his wife Frances was from Toronto - but he says the war has left the U.S. with unsolved problems.
Our son Matthew ought to be raised in a city like this, says Andrew Biemiller, formerly of Washington, D.C., a psychologist at the University of Toronto Institute of Child Studies. He didn't choose Canada because of the draft - his wife Frances was from Toronto - but he says the war has left the U.S. with unsolved problems.
1/25/1973
Rev. Malcolm Boyd, U.S. image distorted
Rev. Malcolm Boyd, U.S. image distorted
n.d.
Pro and anti-U.S. groups mingle at U.S. consulate, Varsity students came close to brawling over American raids on Viet Nam
Pro and anti-U.S. groups mingle at U.S. consulate, Varsity students came close to brawling over American raids on Viet Nam
2/8/1965
Huynh Van Ba (under umbrella), a South Vietnamese representative of the Viet Cong, went to the U.S. border at Fort Erie yesterday to talk to Rochester broadcaster Warren Doremus, whose brother is a prinsoner in North Viet Nam. Ba has been in Toronto since Monday for meetings with anti-draft and other groups.
Huynh Van Ba (under umbrella), a South Vietnamese representative of the Viet Cong, went to the U.S. border at Fort Erie yesterday to talk to Rochester broadcaster Warren Doremus, whose brother is a prinsoner in North Viet Nam. Ba has been in Toronto since Monday for meetings with anti-draft and other groups.
6/15/1972
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
7/19/1981
A Deserter from the U.S. Marines, Virgil Ray Polston, 20, helps his wife, Lorraine, feed their new daughter, Tammy Coreen. Polston came in Toronto, go(...)
A Deserter from the U.S. Marines, Virgil Ray Polston, 20, helps his wife, Lorraine, feed their new daughter, Tammy Coreen. Polston came in Toronto, go(...)
6/15/1972
Jim Cline, one of the two principals of A Taking House, came in from the U.S.
Jim Cline, one of the two principals of A Taking House, came in from the U.S.
9/1/1982
Timely talk: U.S. preacher Jerry Johnston, 29, tells students at Scarborough's Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate about the link between drug abuse and suicide
Timely talk: U.S. preacher Jerry Johnston, 29, tells students at Scarborough's Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate about the link between drug abuse and suicide
10/24/1988