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Spectre of separatism could begin to haunt the prairies if Ottawa continues to ignore wheat farmers problems, warns former Alberta premier E. C. Manning
Spectre of separatism could begin to haunt the prairies if Ottawa continues to ignore wheat farmers problems, warns former Alberta premier E. C. Manning

Spectre of separatism could begin to haunt the prairies if Ottawa continues to ignore wheat farmers problems, warns former Alberta premier E. C. Manning

Date1/17/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Spectre of separatism could begin to haunt the prairies if Ottawa continues to ignore wheat farmers problems, warns former Alberta premier E. C. Manning
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065289F
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