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Liberal party leadership hopefuls in Ontario met distaff party members at the home of Mrs
Liberal party leadership hopefuls in Ontario met distaff party members at the home of Mrs

Liberal party leadership hopefuls in Ontario met distaff party members at the home of Mrs

Date6/18/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Liberal party leadership hopefuls in Ontario met distaff party members at the home of Mrs. J. Campbell Newman yesterday. The hostess, at left, talks with Joseph Gould and Mrs. Gould, Eddie Sargent of Owen Sound, Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Robert Nixon, partly hidden behind Mrs. Sargent, and Mrs. Nixon. A sixth contender, Charles Templeton, and Mrs. Templeton were unable to attend.
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