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Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance(...)
Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance(...)

Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance(...)

Date10/26/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance held last night in the downtown Holiday Inn. The 3,000 delegates at the convention, being held in the Royal York hotel, will vote tomorrow on four contenders, Nixon, MP Norman Cafik, York Centre Mpp Donald Deacon, and Michael Houlton.
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