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GV PAN crowd
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SCV Cardinal Leger (on right) talking to Archbishop Zoa
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CV Cardinal and Archbishop walk towards dais
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GV Crowd in front of dais
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MV Cardinal on dais
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GV Handicapped children (3 shots)
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LV Prime Minister meets Cardinal
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MV Car arrives and President Ahidjo to dais (3 shots)
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MV President introduced to Cardinal
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GV PAN crowd at ceremony
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MV Officials on dais
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SCV Archbishop Zoa at microphone
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SCV Guests with President
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GV Archbishop continues speech
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MV Children seated on ground
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MV President cuts ribbon
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GV People walking among buildings
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Background: A new re-education centre for handicapped children was opened in Yaounde on Saturday (15 January) by President Ahmadou Ahidjo. The centre was first planned by Cardinal Paul Emile Leger a famous Canadian churchman who was guest of honour. Nearly 200 Canadians including prominent government Ministers attended the ceremony. One of the speakers, the Archbishop of Cameroun, Monsignor Jean Zoa, recalled that the centre had been established with the help of Canadians, Frenchmen, Germans, and Italians. It will soon cater for 550 children....150 of them living in....and comprises 13 buildings. We apologise that this coverage is available only in Black and White.