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Publisher Jack McClelland slumps in his chair when he talks abou Quebec Premier Rene Levesque
Publisher Jack McClelland slumps in his chair when he talks abou Quebec Premier Rene Levesque

Publisher Jack McClelland slumps in his chair when he talks abou Quebec Premier Rene Levesque

Date2/23/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Publisher Jack McClelland slumps in his chair when he talks abou Quebec Premier Rene Levesque. He calls Levesque as much a threat to Canada as an enemy invader. McClelland's prescription for preventing the separation of Quebec: Assemble 100 to 200 people from outside politics to decide what's wrong with Canada and how to correct it.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066425F
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Collared: Quebec Premier Rene Levesque reacted quickly when he felt a hand on his collar during a reception during the premiers' conference in Toronto last night
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