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Defeated in his own York South riding, David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic Party, rubs his head in perplexity as his wife, Sophie, stands beside him
Defeated in his own York South riding, David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic Party, rubs his head in perplexity as his wife, Sophie, stands beside him

Defeated in his own York South riding, David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic Party, rubs his head in perplexity as his wife, Sophie, stands beside him

Date7/9/1974
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Saying goodby to the leadership of the national New Democratic Party, David Lewis kisses the hand of his wife, Sophie, Saturday at the NDP convention in Winnipeg
Saying goodby to the leadership of the national New Democratic Party, David Lewis kisses the hand of his wife, Sophie, Saturday at the NDP convention in Winnipeg
7/6/1975
Listening to the cheers as his election as leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party is announced Sunday at leadership convention, Stephen Lewis stands hugging his wife, Michele
Listening to the cheers as his election as leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party is announced Sunday at leadership convention, Stephen Lewis stands hugging his wife, Michele
10/4/1970
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
10/21/1971
NDP leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, pass beneath a store sign in Guelph bearing his name-but not belonging to him-during tour in Guelph yesterday
NDP leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, pass beneath a store sign in Guelph bearing his name-but not belonging to him-during tour in Guelph yesterday
10/26/1972
NDP leader David Lewis enters a room in the Royal York Hotel, with his wife, Sophie, where he officially opened his election campaign yesterday
NDP leader David Lewis enters a room in the Royal York Hotel, with his wife, Sophie, where he officially opened his election campaign yesterday
5/19/1974
New Democratic party leader David Lewis, by attacking corporate bums, drew the Liberals into debate on his own ground, says Dalton Camp.
New Democratic party leader David Lewis, by attacking corporate bums, drew the Liberals into debate on his own ground, says Dalton Camp.
9/14/1972
Farewell presents from the NDP to retiring leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, included tickets to Geneva, where he is to receive a Socialist International Award next year, and a set of matched luggage to take with them
Farewell presents from the NDP to retiring leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, included tickets to Geneva, where he is to receive a Socialist International Award next year, and a set of matched luggage to take with them
7/6/1975
Jupilant NDP members carry David Lewis, the party's national vice-president, around Keelesdale arena after his win in York South where he defeated incumbent P
Jupilant NDP members carry David Lewis, the party's national vice-president, around Keelesdale arena after his win in York South where he defeated incumbent P
1/1/1962
At moment of victory, newly elected New Democratic Party Leader David Lewis, surrounded by a sea of supporters, speaks into microphones while his son,(...)
At moment of victory, newly elected New Democratic Party Leader David Lewis, surrounded by a sea of supporters, speaks into microphones while his son,(...)
4/26/1971
Canada's corporate tax system came under renewed fire when David Lewis, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, opened his campaign in Toronto yesterday, promising complete expose of the system before election
Canada's corporate tax system came under renewed fire when David Lewis, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, opened his campaign in Toronto yesterday, promising complete expose of the system before election
9/10/1972
Relaxing in his office with a book in his hand and a Monopoly game at his feet-victory gifts from supporters-New Democratic Party Leader Stephen Lewis appears to be contemplating what lies ahead
Relaxing in his office with a book in his hand and a Monopoly game at his feet-victory gifts from supporters-New Democratic Party Leader Stephen Lewis appears to be contemplating what lies ahead
9/19/1975
On his first day on the job as the leader of the New Democratic Party, Stephen Lewis is welcomed to his seat at Queen's Park by members pounding their hand son their desks in applause yesterday
On his first day on the job as the leader of the New Democratic Party, Stephen Lewis is welcomed to his seat at Queen's Park by members pounding their hand son their desks in applause yesterday
10/6/1970