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    "...if you'd just confined your first declaration back in Canada to the souvenirs, and not your opinions of government policies..." February 2, 1963
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    "...if you'd just confined your first declaration back in Canada to the souvenirs, and not your opinions of government policies..."

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    Item ID number:
    2866625
    Date:
    February 2, 1963
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 10123
    "...if you'd just confined your first declaration back in Canada to the souvenirs, and not your opinions of government policies..." Canada
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    "Wait until Mr. Walter Gordon hears that we were subjected to a lot of impertinent questions by a foreign power as we crossed our own Canadian border." April 4, 1967
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    "Wait until Mr. Walter Gordon hears that we were subjected to a lot of impertinent questions by a foreign power as we crossed our own Canadian border."

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2866682
    Date:
    April 4, 1967
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 10126
    "Wait until Mr. Walter Gordon hears that we were subjected to a lot of impertinent questions by a foreign power as we crossed our own Canadian border."
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    "Mother's furious... it will take half the fun out of her border crossings." May 17, 1967
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    "Mother's furious... it will take half the fun out of her border crossings."

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2866692
    Date:
    May 17, 1967
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 10126
    "Mother's furious... it will take half the fun out of her border crossings." Canada. Customs and Excise political social politique cartoon / dessin 
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