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Tea party campaigning by Davie Fulton in Toronto has been typical of the prelude to the Conservative leadership convention which opens here in two wee(...)

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Tea party campaigning by Davie Fulton in Toronto has been typical of the prelude to the Conservative leadership convention which opens here in two wee(...)

Date8/17/1967

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Fulton, Edmund Davie, 1916-2000 (subject)

Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Tea party campaigning by Davie Fulton in Toronto has been typical of the prelude to the Conservative leadership convention which opens here in two weeks. Mrs. Peg Connor is having difficulty getting past Fulton who had been to busy talking to a supporter to notice her. He started campaigning six months ago.

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