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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of July 17 to July 23)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from July 17 to July 23, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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CANADIAN CORPORATION FOR THE 1967 WORLD EXHIBTION — Passport “Special passport—inauguration”
Valid after 5 p.m. on April 27, 1967. The back of the passport suggests to retain this special “Passport” as a souvenir of Inauguration Day for the Universal and International Exhibition of 1967.
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THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA — Booklet “Telephone directory—Expo 67”
“This Expo 67 directory has been especially prepared by the Bell Telephone Company of Canada for the use of all telephone subscribers at Expo 67. The first page contains listings for emergency numbers. On the following pages you will find instruction in English and French for general telephone usage. The telephone numbers of most of…
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USSR — Flyer “The Soviet Union, the Soviet Pavilion, the Soviet character. The Shortest guidebook to the USSR”
This brochure is one of the most widely distributed documents to the public during Expo 67. It is easily found for resale on online auction sites. It is very graphic and colorful, drawing inspiration from a space exploration theme. It describes the Soviet pavilion, with a map of the different levels. It comes in various…
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ETHIOPIA — Flyer “Musical Instruments”
Tourist brochure on musical instruments in Ethiopia.
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ETHIOPIA — Flyer “Gambela Safari”
Promotional brochure on safaris in Ethiopia.
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ETHIOPIA — Flyer “Ethiopian Orthodox Church”
Tourist brochure on religious sites in Ethiopia.
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KUWAIT — Flyer “Kuweit Shipping Company”
Although not very interesting in terms of content, this is one of the very few paper testimonials distributed at the Kuwait Pavilion. In protest at Canada’s attitude to the conflict between Israel and its Arab neighbors (the Six-Day War), the Kuwait Pavilion closes its doors at the end of May and leaves the Exhibition.