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His victory is double-ok with him, Montreal's Mayor Jean Drapeau signifies as he gestures during his speech after his Civic Party made a clean sweep i(...)
His victory is double-ok with him, Montreal's Mayor Jean Drapeau signifies as he gestures during his speech after his Civic Party made a clean sweep i(...)

His victory is double-ok with him, Montreal's Mayor Jean Drapeau signifies as he gestures during his speech after his Civic Party made a clean sweep i(...)

Date10/25/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: His victory is double-ok with him, Montreal's Mayor Jean Drapeau signifies as he gestures during his speech after his Civic Party made a clean sweep in Montreal's municipal elections, winning 46 city hall seats at the polls to add to the six they had won earlier by acclamation. The turnout of voters was one of the heaviest in the city's history in the election held under the eyes of armed troops.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0044577F
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