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Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)
Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)

Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)

Date7/4/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian representative based in Toronto. Now the people have become participants. For the first time they have lost all fear of the gun, of the armored cars, of the policeman or soldier. That is what gives the Botha regime nightmares. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078478F
Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)
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Yusuf Saloojee
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In good form: Running back Neil Lumsden was one of many players who exhibited excellent talent last night during Argonauts intra-squad game before 38,820 spectators at Exhibition Stadium
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Earl Lunsford, general manager of the Blue Bombers, says only two players now with the club were there when he arrived, four year ago
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Five boatmen make the grade. These Argonaut players yesterday were nominated for the annual Canadian Football League awards: Blaine Schmidt (54), Don (...)
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Brothers Esposito, goalie Tony, left and centre Phil, were voted Team Canada's outstanding players in last night's 4-1 win. Tony kept Canada in scorel(...)
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Team Canada players were not informed about the hand-shaking ceremony before Montreal meeting with the Soviet hockey team. A reader suggests they learned not to underestimate opponents
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Crowds most noticeable to players were those trying to get into rink
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The Barrymores' mother- Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, were famed stage players. Above with her children: Ethel (left), Lionel (right), John (front)
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