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Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to (...)
Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to (...)

Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to (...)

Date4/11/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to be a charming and co-operative speaker, she found. Barrett's staff insisted at first that their leader had no time to talk to newspaper people.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0030872F
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