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Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and (...)
Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and (...)

Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and (...)

Date10/21/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and his wife Kay, after being re-elected to Legislature as Conservative representative for the riding of Peel South. Kennedy led the polls from the start of the counting and overwhelmed his two opponents, Herb Breithaupt, of the Liberals, and Dr. Ted Humphreys of NDP, who fought a close battle for second place.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059397F
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