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Prime Minister checks Britain's export items
Prime Minister checks Britain's export items

Prime Minister checks Britain's export items

Date10/12/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister checks Britain's export items. Prime Minister Pearson meets two of Britain's sportiest export sales women yesterday at opening of British Week as he greets Maria Hlushko (left), 21-year-old Miss MG of Canada, and Vicki Lindfelt, 23-year-old Miss MG of Britain. At ceremony in Centennial Park, opposite Nathan Phillips Square, Prime Minister Pearson cut ribbon at door of London City Pavilion, a portable trade exhibition hall.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072879F
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