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Canadian delegation on the ICCS for Viet Nam was too even-handed, says Thoedore Blockley, delegation's former legal adviser.
Canadian delegation on the ICCS for Viet Nam was too even-handed, says Thoedore Blockley, delegation's former legal adviser.

Canadian delegation on the ICCS for Viet Nam was too even-handed, says Thoedore Blockley, delegation's former legal adviser.

Date7/31/1973
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John Cozens helps Queen's Park avoid blunders in protocol, such as the time a Soviet delegation was almost served Strawberries Romanoff.
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Basil Clark, PC, 39. Married, two children. Lawyer, Carleton University graduate in political science and economics. Legal counsel to two Ontario government agencies. Former adviser to private companies. Joined PC's in 1953.
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Dr. Tolantino. Anti-Viet Nam spokesman
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Amid boos of the crowd, and watched quizzically from left by Transport Minister Paul Hellyer, University of Toronto student Robert Fairley reads a blistering denunciation of the Liberal government and Hellyer's 'complicity' in Viet Nam war during last nig
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Centre of Attention of her new family is Fawn, who spent the first months of her life in an orphanage in Viet Nam
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