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Alberta's Premier E. C. Manning, left, pays strict attention as Quebec's Premier Johnson at the Confederation of Tomorrow conference accuses certain u(...)
Alberta's Premier E. C. Manning, left, pays strict attention as Quebec's Premier Johnson at the Confederation of Tomorrow conference accuses certain u(...)

Alberta's Premier E. C. Manning, left, pays strict attention as Quebec's Premier Johnson at the Confederation of Tomorrow conference accuses certain u(...)

Date11/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Alberta's Premier E. C. Manning, left, pays strict attention as Quebec's Premier Johnson at the Confederation of Tomorrow conference accuses certain unnamed premiers of trying to create the impression that it had been designed to meet Quebec's complaints with an aspirin. Manning, on the other side of the debate at the meeting, obviously was one of the men referred to.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065291F
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