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New President of Chrysler Canada
New President of Chrysler Canada

New President of Chrysler Canada

Date10/6/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: New President of Chrysler Canada: C. O. (Syd) Hurly says he hopes to see Chrysler become the No. 2 car maker in Canada. He claims Chrysler already outsells Ford of Canada in many parts of the country including Metro Toronto. Hurly held his first press conference yesterday since taking over as president Oct. 1.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0056173F
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