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Greene: She made her point, but lost her battle
Greene: She made her point, but lost her battle

Greene: She made her point, but lost her battle

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Original Toronto Star caption: Greene: She made her point, but lost her battle.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0051511F
Walkout on Baez. Joan Baez, the U.S. folk singer and pacifist, made her point but lost her audience in Toronto last night when she told a 15-year-old (...)
Walkout on Baez. Joan Baez, the U.S. folk singer and pacifist, made her point but lost her audience in Toronto last night when she told a 15-year-old (...)
3/17/1968
Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
9/11/1967
At buffet dinner tendered for her by Premier John Robarts, in the new Toronto-Dominion Centre, ski champion Nancy Greene talked and joked with her hos(...)
At buffet dinner tendered for her by Premier John Robarts, in the new Toronto-Dominion Centre, ski champion Nancy Greene talked and joked with her hos(...)
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Running hard: Controller Barbara Greene, accompanied by daughter Carly, 7, begins her drive to oust Mel Lastman as North York's mayor at a press conference yesterday
Running hard: Controller Barbara Greene, accompanied by daughter Carly, 7, begins her drive to oust Mel Lastman as North York's mayor at a press conference yesterday
9/3/1985
She's a wonderful mother to Carly, 7, but Barbara Greene is just about the last person you'd ever want to pick a fight with. Right now she's after another toughie's job: Mel Lastman's in North York
She's a wonderful mother to Carly, 7, but Barbara Greene is just about the last person you'd ever want to pick a fight with. Right now she's after another toughie's job: Mel Lastman's in North York
8/30/1985
Dejected Conservative Barbara Greene, a North York controller, watches results that showed she ran third in Downsview
Dejected Conservative Barbara Greene, a North York controller, watches results that showed she ran third in Downsview
9/18/1975
True Davidson lost in York East to the incumbent, Conservative Arthur Meen, but her spirits weren't dampened
True Davidson lost in York East to the incumbent, Conservative Arthur Meen, but her spirits weren't dampened
10/21/1971
Joe Greene Goes Home: J. J. Greene, federal minister of energy, mines and resources, leaves St. Michael's Hospital yesterday in a wheelchair pushed by(...)
Joe Greene Goes Home: J. J. Greene, federal minister of energy, mines and resources, leaves St. Michael's Hospital yesterday in a wheelchair pushed by(...)
2/24/1969
Arrow points to Olive Diefenbaker follwing her husband through the crowd at a political meeting in Prince Albert
Arrow points to Olive Diefenbaker follwing her husband through the crowd at a political meeting in Prince Albert
3/14/1963
Mayor David Crombie lets his son, Jonathan, 6, play with his chain of office, daughter Robin, 7, points to what interests her in City Council chamber (...)
Mayor David Crombie lets his son, Jonathan, 6, play with his chain of office, daughter Robin, 7, points to what interests her in City Council chamber (...)
1/3/1973
A marriage made in . . . the mayor's office. Alderman Betty Disero, 30, and her new groom, 32-year-old Sadegh Ghazanchale, toast their history making (...)
A marriage made in . . . the mayor's office. Alderman Betty Disero, 30, and her new groom, 32-year-old Sadegh Ghazanchale, toast their history making (...)
7/17/1987
A point about pollution is made by Mayor William Dennison to 30 Grade 7 students from St
A point about pollution is made by Mayor William Dennison to 30 Grade 7 students from St
6/1/1970