/arc-anglerfish-tgam-prod-archive-tgam/public/C2WMQWJXQJACXL3HIL6VWEAXDI "The day this photograph was filed at The Globe and Mail, photo assistants took down notes and stamps on the back. These made filing and finding the photographs easier under tight printing deadlines for the newspaper. Later, if a photograph was printed, its caption from the newspaper was pasted onto it. The language used at the time in these notes has not been edited or censored, and may be offensive")
/arc-anglerfish-tgam-prod-archive-tgam/public/PCLDT5RYUVDIRMZFZYUNCT3NZI "The day this photograph was filed at The Globe and Mail, photo assistants took down notes and stamps on the back. These made filing and finding the photographs easier under tight printing deadlines for the newspaper. Later, if a photograph was printed, its caption from the newspaper was pasted onto it. The language used at the time in these notes has not been edited or censored, and may be offensive")
DATED
March 13, 1965
PRINTED IN THE GLOBE AND MAIL
March 15, 1965
File Source
Scanned from a print, and later selected by the National Gallery for its Cutline exhibition
Unaltered Historical Notes from the back of the photograph These notes were transcribed by hand. Notice a typo? Contribute to the archive by flagging it at archivecorrections@globeandmail.com.
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Demonstrations Racial Patrol Sgt. Donald Dodgson and Constable Thomas Moclair put their backs into it as they toss a student in Toronto back to the curb.
BORIS SPREMO / The Globe and Mail
54 YEARS AGOIN NEWS
Lester B. Pearson was Prime Minister
The Liberals were in power
Lyndon B. Johnson was President