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Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240,00(...)
Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240,00(...)

Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240,00(...)

Date8/6/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ban-bombers recall Hiroshima. Ron Roebuck (left) and Art Ouellette stand vigil at the city hall cenotaph as Toronto Committee of 100 remembered 240;000 killed in atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Vigil will go on till 6 p.m. Today is 18th anniversary of bombing.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005423F
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