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Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday
Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday

Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday

Date11/15/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday. We discussed the weather and other important subjects, Barrett said later. He was in Toronto to address University of Toronto students and a
GeographyProvince stateOntario
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Object NumberTSPA_0042353F
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