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Clark: 'A bad month'
Clark: 'A bad month'

Clark: 'A bad month'

Date9/8/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clark: 'A bad month'
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038645F
Conservative leader Joe Clark with is 20-month-old daughter, Catheriene, on his shoulders, was part of the parade of politicians who trekked to Centre(...)
Conservative leader Joe Clark with is 20-month-old daughter, Catheriene, on his shoulders, was part of the parade of politicians who trekked to Centre(...)
7/3/1978
The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
5/13/1965
Ontario Premier William Davis. Computer dismisses him from ceremony for bad spelling
Ontario Premier William Davis. Computer dismisses him from ceremony for bad spelling
4/14/1971
Rudolf Hess's wife and eight-year-old son Wolf-Ruediger are seen on the porch of the Bavarian home in Bad Oberdorf where they recently were found by the Allies
Rudolf Hess's wife and eight-year-old son Wolf-Ruediger are seen on the porch of the Bavarian home in Bad Oberdorf where they recently were found by the Allies
7/26/1945
Mrs. Rudolph Hess, wife of the one-time No. 2 Nazi who is awaiting trial at Nuremberg, helps her seven-year-old son Wolf with his lessons in their apartment in Bad Obersdorf
Mrs. Rudolph Hess, wife of the one-time No. 2 Nazi who is awaiting trial at Nuremberg, helps her seven-year-old son Wolf with his lessons in their apartment in Bad Obersdorf
11/15/1945
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
7/26/1967
Bad news: Former Richmond Hill mayor Al Duffy and campaign manager Linda Christie learn their comeback bid flopped
Bad news: Former Richmond Hill mayor Al Duffy and campaign manager Linda Christie learn their comeback bid flopped
11/12/1991
Bad news: NDP Leader Howard Hampton, centre, grimaces as as he reads budget detail with MPPs Frances Lankin and Tony Silipo
Bad news: NDP Leader Howard Hampton, centre, grimaces as as he reads budget detail with MPPs Frances Lankin and Tony Silipo
5/4/1999
Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says
Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says
10/5/1987
Bad news: Consumer Affairs Minister Robert Elgie holds writ informing him of a suit by angry Crown Trust shareholders
Bad news: Consumer Affairs Minister Robert Elgie holds writ informing him of a suit by angry Crown Trust shareholders
7/30/1984
Emotional moment: Joe Clark and wife Maureen McTeer at the 1983 Progressive Conservative national party convention in Winnipeg where close to one-third of delegates voted against Clark's leadership
Emotional moment: Joe Clark and wife Maureen McTeer at the 1983 Progressive Conservative national party convention in Winnipeg where close to one-third of delegates voted against Clark's leadership
11/28/1986
Clark checks subway progress. Opposition leader Joe Clark too time out from round of speaking engagements yesterday to inspect construction progress a(...)
Clark checks subway progress. Opposition leader Joe Clark too time out from round of speaking engagements yesterday to inspect construction progress a(...)
3/30/1977