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A trip through South East Asia convinced hotel man Geoffrey Bennun there were more important things in life than the perfect meal. He hopes to set up $100,00 peace award, to be awarded annually.
A trip through South East Asia convinced hotel man Geoffrey Bennun there were more important things in life than the perfect meal. He hopes to set up $100,00 peace award, to be awarded annually.

A trip through South East Asia convinced hotel man Geoffrey Bennun there were more important things in life than the perfect meal. He hopes to set up $100,00 peace award, to be awarded annually.

Date1/26/1984
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10/29/1969
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11/28/1985
Shows a houseboat leaving Toronto harbour with the Toronto Star building in the background. Two ...
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President Kennedy did more to help the Civil Rights movement because he set a lot of things in motion and Johnson took up the unfinished paths. In his(...)
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Sometimes called the most powerful man in Toronto, because he can get things fixed fast, works commissioner Ray Bremner says he doesn't play politics with city aidermen: 'I would never try to get a politician through his constituents.'
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