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The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
5/13/1965
No Canadian should think that it will be the end for this country because Quebec leaves, former prime minister John Diefenbaker tells 1,500 people at (...)
No Canadian should think that it will be the end for this country because Quebec leaves, former prime minister John Diefenbaker tells 1,500 people at (...)
3/28/1977
Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power
Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power
9/8/1965
The old chief . . . not yet at bay
The old chief . . . not yet at bay
10/1/1965
The old man by the sea. Heading for a swim, former prime minister John Diefenbaker takes a break from writing the third and final volume of his memoir(...)
The old man by the sea. Heading for a swim, former prime minister John Diefenbaker takes a break from writing the third and final volume of his memoir(...)
1/23/1977
Olive Diefenbaker: A gracious, intelligent woman fits deftly into the demanding post prime minister's wife
Olive Diefenbaker: A gracious, intelligent woman fits deftly into the demanding post prime minister's wife
7/20/1957
On the national campaign trail for the first time in seven years, former prime minister John Diefenbaker gives a rousing speech to more than 700 Conse(...)
On the national campaign trail for the first time in seven years, former prime minister John Diefenbaker gives a rousing speech to more than 700 Conse(...)
6/19/1974
Opposition leader Diefenbaker speaking in Toronto
Opposition leader Diefenbaker speaking in Toronto
12/12/1963
Opposition leader John Diefenbaker and Mr
Opposition leader John Diefenbaker and Mr
11/26/1963
Opposition leader John Diefenbaker tells an enthusiastic audience at the Royal York he is not going to yield an inch on the flag issue. He said the Re(...)
Opposition leader John Diefenbaker tells an enthusiastic audience at the Royal York he is not going to yield an inch on the flag issue. He said the Re(...)
11/3/1964
The opposition leader now. He keeps telling people, I feel the [Incomplete]
The opposition leader now. He keeps telling people, I feel the [Incomplete]
9/16/1965
Opposition leaders reacted hotly yesterday in the wake of publication of confidential reprot of cabinet proceedings
Opposition leaders reacted hotly yesterday in the wake of publication of confidential reprot of cabinet proceedings
9/11/1970
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
9/16/1965
Pays last respects
Pays last respects
11/21/1963
PC leader John Diefenbaker greeted by organizer Bradford Bowlby
PC leader John Diefenbaker greeted by organizer Bradford Bowlby
9/16/1965
Place of honor
Place of honor
8/17/1979
P.M. at Winnipeg. He Packed the Hall
P.M. at Winnipeg. He Packed the Hall
3/11/1963
P.M. at Winnipeg. He Packed the Hall
P.M. at Winnipeg. He Packed the Hall
3/11/1963
P.M. Still 'John' to fellow westerners. He was real show-stopper on western whistle-stop tour this week
P.M. Still 'John' to fellow westerners. He was real show-stopper on western whistle-stop tour this week
3/9/1963
Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)
Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)
6/13/1949
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