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Barbecues are his meat. Opposition leader John Diefenbaker keeps eye on meat at Ontario Riding Conservative picnic at Brooklin. He told picnickers he (...)
Barbecues are his meat. Opposition leader John Diefenbaker keeps eye on meat at Ontario Riding Conservative picnic at Brooklin. He told picnickers he (...)

Barbecues are his meat. Opposition leader John Diefenbaker keeps eye on meat at Ontario Riding Conservative picnic at Brooklin. He told picnickers he (...)

Date8/16/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Barbecues are his meat. Opposition leader John Diefenbaker keeps eye on meat at Ontario Riding Conservative picnic at Brooklin. He told picnickers he wants Canada's flag to be chosen by a special committee at Parliament.
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