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Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power
Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power

Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power

Date9/8/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nov. Election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power
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Nov. election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power [Incomplete]
Nov. election will be two-man personal clash. May be last time in Canada that men born in 19th century compete for power [Incomplete]
9/8/1965
Former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, who was defeated in November election that brought the Parti Quebec cois to power, has aroused speculation that(...)
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Premier William Davis. Held office without personal public mandate
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But whom did he cheer for? Two softball teams made up from Premier William Davis' office staff played each other at Havergal College last night, one t(...)
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