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Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature, after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday, as Arthur Wishart, minister of financial affairs listens
Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature, after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday, as Arthur Wishart, minister of financial affairs listens

Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature, after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday, as Arthur Wishart, minister of financial affairs listens

Date3/30/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature; after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday; as Arthur Wishart; minister of financial affairs listens.
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