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Donna Keystone carries daughter Danielle, 3, on her back as she, husband, Jay, did in Africa while they were studying tropical diseases
Donna Keystone carries daughter Danielle, 3, on her back as she, husband, Jay, did in Africa while they were studying tropical diseases

Donna Keystone carries daughter Danielle, 3, on her back as she, husband, Jay, did in Africa while they were studying tropical diseases

Date7/24/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Donna Keystone carries daughter Danielle, 3, on her back as she, husband, Jay, did in Africa while they were studying tropical diseases.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0059699F
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