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Mr. Thompson is not impressed, Seemingly unenthusiastic about the government's proposed legislative program-he later described it as a patchwork of pl(...)
Mr. Thompson is not impressed, Seemingly unenthusiastic about the government's proposed legislative program-he later described it as a patchwork of pl(...)

Mr. Thompson is not impressed, Seemingly unenthusiastic about the government's proposed legislative program-he later described it as a patchwork of pl(...)

Date1/21/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mr. Thompson is not impressed; Seemingly unenthusiastic about the government's proposed legislative program-he later described it as a patchwork of platitudes-Ontario's new Liberal leader Andrew Thompson (hands to chin) listens to Lt.-Gov. Earl Rowe reading the Speech from the Throne. With him are; from left; his lieutenants; Vernon Singer; York Centre; Farquhar Oliver; Grey South; Harry Worton; Wellington South.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0020982F
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