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Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J
Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J

Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J

Date4/25/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Still smiling after reporting lower first-quarter profit to the company's annual meeting yesterday are J. A. Armstrong, chairman of Imperial Oil Ltd. (left), and R. G. Reid, president. Armstrong urged a government-industry energy council to speed decisions on an energy policy which would give firms more incentive.
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