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Norman Atkins, president of the advertising firm Camp Associates (Dalton Camp is his brother-in-law) runs Progressive Conservative headquarters. He an(...)
Norman Atkins, president of the advertising firm Camp Associates (Dalton Camp is his brother-in-law) runs Progressive Conservative headquarters. He an(...)

Norman Atkins, president of the advertising firm Camp Associates (Dalton Camp is his brother-in-law) runs Progressive Conservative headquarters. He an(...)

Date9/12/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Norman Atkins, president of the advertising firm Camp Associates (Dalton Camp is his brother-in-law) runs Progressive Conservative headquarters. He and Premier William Davis confer nightly by telephone.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029944F
Atkins is president of an advertising agency founded by his brother-in-law Dalton Camp
Atkins is president of an advertising agency founded by his brother-in-law Dalton Camp
5/3/1983
Norman Atkins. Conservatives' backroom boss
Norman Atkins. Conservatives' backroom boss
9/12/1975
Norman Atkins
Norman Atkins
1/22/1974
Dalton Camp's daughter weds. Dalton Camp (right), former national president of the Progressive Conservative Association shown with his son-in-law and (...)
Dalton Camp's daughter weds. Dalton Camp (right), former national president of the Progressive Conservative Association shown with his son-in-law and (...)
9/13/1970
Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
10/22/1973
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
5/13/1968
Keith Davey is a well-informed Liberal who can more than hold his own against Dalton Camp, reader says in accompanying letter below
Keith Davey is a well-informed Liberal who can more than hold his own against Dalton Camp, reader says in accompanying letter below
2/28/1973
Family firm: Fredrik Eaton is the chief executive of the firm he runs with his brothers John, George and Thor
Family firm: Fredrik Eaton is the chief executive of the firm he runs with his brothers John, George and Thor
8/9/1982
Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St
Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St
8/18/1975
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
5/19/1977
Last-minute notes for his speech, accepting Conservative nomination in Don Valley riding, are scribbed by Dalton Camp, national president of the Conse(...)
Last-minute notes for his speech, accepting Conservative nomination in Don Valley riding, are scribbed by Dalton Camp, national president of the Conse(...)
5/14/1968
Organizer of Italian canvassers in the Dovercourt area in support of Conservative party candidate George Nixon. Joe Garisto, 38, looks over campaign posters in candidate's headquarters. Garisto, who runs a food-catering business, says many of Metro's 350,
Organizer of Italian canvassers in the Dovercourt area in support of Conservative party candidate George Nixon. Joe Garisto, 38, looks over campaign posters in candidate's headquarters. Garisto, who runs a food-catering business, says many of Metro's 350,
9/22/1971