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Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as near(...)
Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as near(...)

Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as near(...)

Date5/22/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as nearby constituencies greeted Prime Minister John Diefenbaker when he arrived at Malton airport this afternoon. Some of the banner-waving party stalwarts suround him here. He then left to attend rallies in Crang Plaza and Don Mills.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043683F
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