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Rare public appearance was made at Royal York news conference yesterday by David Collier, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Collier holds cut(...)
Rare public appearance was made at Royal York news conference yesterday by David Collier, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Collier holds cut(...)

Rare public appearance was made at Royal York news conference yesterday by David Collier, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Collier holds cut(...)

Date8/28/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rare public appearance was made at Royal York news conference yesterday by David Collier, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Collier holds cutaway sample of catalytic converter, automotive anti-pollution device, and vial of material it uses. GM announced device will not, after all, be on 75 autos.
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