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Two Prime Ministers later joined more than 2,000 people in a nearby banquet hall where Andreotti (left) urged Italian Canadians to remain mindful of h(...)
Two Prime Ministers later joined more than 2,000 people in a nearby banquet hall where Andreotti (left) urged Italian Canadians to remain mindful of h(...)

Two Prime Ministers later joined more than 2,000 people in a nearby banquet hall where Andreotti (left) urged Italian Canadians to remain mindful of h(...)

Date11/16/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two Prime Ministers later joined more than 2,000 people in a nearby banquet hall where Andreotti (left) urged Italian Canadians to remain mindful of homeland, but always be loyal to the country where you live and work. You may be homesick sometimes . . . Trudeau praised immigrants.
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Firm Handshake between Italian Prime Minister Guiilo Andreotti and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in Metro today symbolize two agreements which will be(...)
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Eager hands reach out to Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti last night as thousands of Metro Italians waited hours at Downsview Canadian Forces B(...)
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