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At a raucous meeting of Metro's Social Planning Council, a barefoot member of the audience outlines his objections to election procedures to former To(...)
At a raucous meeting of Metro's Social Planning Council, a barefoot member of the audience outlines his objections to election procedures to former To(...)

At a raucous meeting of Metro's Social Planning Council, a barefoot member of the audience outlines his objections to election procedures to former To(...)

Date3/18/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: At a raucous meeting of Metro's Social Planning Council, a barefoot member of the audience outlines his objections to election procedures to former Toronto controller Margaret Campbell. She will head special election committee.
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