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Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday
Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday

Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday

Date6/21/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0032539F
Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat o(...)
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