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Conrad Hilton had a dream, he said during his recent one-day trip to Toronto, that one day he would build a great hotel here. He's teamed up with a lo(...)
Conrad Hilton had a dream, he said during his recent one-day trip to Toronto, that one day he would build a great hotel here. He's teamed up with a lo(...)

Conrad Hilton had a dream, he said during his recent one-day trip to Toronto, that one day he would build a great hotel here. He's teamed up with a lo(...)

Date4/11/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Conrad Hilton had a dream, he said during his recent one-day trip to Toronto, that one day he would build a great hotel here. He's teamed up with a local company, Third Generation Realty, to try to make that dream come true. Hilton (left) and David Dennis of Third Generation, inspect the proposed site on Queen St. opposite the new City Hall. Hilton wants a $45 million, 42-storey flagship for his chain.
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The man who ringed the world with hotels, 82-year-old Conrad Hilton, arrived in Toronto yesterday for a quick, one-day trip that could result in a $45(...)
The man who ringed the world with hotels, 82-year-old Conrad Hilton, arrived in Toronto yesterday for a quick, one-day trip that could result in a $45(...)
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