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Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party
Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party

Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party

Date9/22/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party. He would not comment on former leader Robert Stanfield's charge that John Diefenbaker is sticking a knife into Clark.
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