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Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, who gained an international reputation in early 1960s with emotional poetry that offened Moscow, pushes his luggage i(...)
Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, who gained an international reputation in early 1960s with emotional poetry that offened Moscow, pushes his luggage i(...)

Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, who gained an international reputation in early 1960s with emotional poetry that offened Moscow, pushes his luggage i(...)

Date12/4/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, who gained an international reputation in early 1960s with emotional poetry that offened Moscow, pushes his luggage in a cart on his arrival at Toronto International Airport from Vancouver yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090346F
The dashing figure of Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko caused many a head to turn when he arrived at Toronto International Airport this week, and no wo(...)
The dashing figure of Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko caused many a head to turn when he arrived at Toronto International Airport this week, and no wo(...)
12/4/1973
Yevgeny Yevtushenko: Soviet poet wants religion, atheism to have equal status
Yevgeny Yevtushenko: Soviet poet wants religion, atheism to have equal status
9/17/1984
Weary Hazel Rolfe (left) pushes cart loaded with luggage and her nephew, Jason, while the tot's mother, Anne Rolfe helps guide it. They were on their way fromTerminal 2 to Terminal 1
Weary Hazel Rolfe (left) pushes cart loaded with luggage and her nephew, Jason, while the tot's mother, Anne Rolfe helps guide it. They were on their way fromTerminal 2 to Terminal 1
11/26/1987
Rousing orator: Jean Lesage, Quebec premier in the early 1960s who died last night, perfected his English by memorizing Shakespeare
Rousing orator: Jean Lesage, Quebec premier in the early 1960s who died last night, perfected his English by memorizing Shakespeare
4/25/1965
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
12/6/1973
Strange Mix: Dance at Premier Dance Theatre, readings by Soviet poet Yevgeni Yevtushenko and a bodybuilding contest are cheek-by-jowl at Harbourfront
Strange Mix: Dance at Premier Dance Theatre, readings by Soviet poet Yevgeni Yevtushenko and a bodybuilding contest are cheek-by-jowl at Harbourfront
10/17/1984
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(...)
7/25/1966
In his honor: Donald Evans pushes his wheelchair-bound father Ed to the site of a lane named in his honor last week.
In his honor: Donald Evans pushes his wheelchair-bound father Ed to the site of a lane named in his honor last week.
1/15/1987
Jeff Haffie pushes his brother Brad in the same wagon the boys used to ride in when they did the Napanee Terry Fox Run as toddlers
Jeff Haffie pushes his brother Brad in the same wagon the boys used to ride in when they did the Napanee Terry Fox Run as toddlers
8/26/1987
Vernon Wade pushes his wheelbarrow through the Grand Hall of Terminal 3, where a steel and glass vaulted ceiling echoes the grandeur of a 19th-century railway terminus
Vernon Wade pushes his wheelbarrow through the Grand Hall of Terminal 3, where a steel and glass vaulted ceiling echoes the grandeur of a 19th-century railway terminus
6/14/1989
Alderman David Crombie has gained a reputation as City Council's great conciliator since his election two years ago
Alderman David Crombie has gained a reputation as City Council's great conciliator since his election two years ago
11/25/1971
Happier days: Lady Beaverbrook was first bowler at opening in the early 1960s of arena complex that she built for the tiny resort town
Happier days: Lady Beaverbrook was first bowler at opening in the early 1960s of arena complex that she built for the tiny resort town
3/4/1992