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Clark tells how West would be won
Clark tells how West would be won

Clark tells how West would be won

Date5/9/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clark tells how West would be won. Joe Clark's wife, Maureen McTeer, watches last night as he tells Metro Toronto delegates to the June Conservative Party leadership convention that if he were elected leader, he would win 12 to 18 seats from the New Democratic Party in the West and easily form a majority Tory government.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038567F
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