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Finger-pointing Premier Joey Smallwood of Newfoundland makes his point clear that no changes in the constitution are needed for Quebeckers to achieve (...)
Finger-pointing Premier Joey Smallwood of Newfoundland makes his point clear that no changes in the constitution are needed for Quebeckers to achieve (...)

Finger-pointing Premier Joey Smallwood of Newfoundland makes his point clear that no changes in the constitution are needed for Quebeckers to achieve (...)

Date11/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Finger-pointing Premier Joey Smallwood of Newfoundland makes his point clear that no changes in the constitution are needed for Quebeckers to achieve their aspiration. Premier Boss Thatcher of Saskatchewan and Quebec's Premier Daniel Johnson; right; listen intentiy as the fiery Newfoundlander at the Conference of Tomorrow said he supports the rights of French-speaking Canadians but opposed an expansion of whole French culture across Canada.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004928F
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Today's the day when Newfoundland's Liberals decide the future of Joey Smallwood, at left, with supporters' placards all but engulfing him at the part(...)
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Michael Chui: Proposes changes to the Constitution that would make it easier for the electorate to remove a prime minister from office.
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An Oshawa auto worker makes clear his displeasure with Premier Bob Rae's government during last night's raucous meeting which saw Canada's largest aut(...)
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Sought-after speakers, clockwise from Adrienne Clarkson, centre, are Darryl Sittler, Ted Plantos, William Kashtan, Joey Smallwood, Margaret Atwood and Pierre Berton
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