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Beside himself. Roland Michener (left), Speaker of the House of Commons in the last Parliament, holds a life-size cutout of himself as he talks with a(...)
Beside himself. Roland Michener (left), Speaker of the House of Commons in the last Parliament, holds a life-size cutout of himself as he talks with a(...)

Beside himself. Roland Michener (left), Speaker of the House of Commons in the last Parliament, holds a life-size cutout of himself as he talks with a(...)

Date5/15/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Beside himself. Roland Michener (left), Speaker of the House of Commons in the last Parliament, holds a life-size cutout of himself as he talks with a resident of his home riding of St. Paul's. Mr. Michener sets up sign in prominent spots, meets the voters and quietly campaigns for re-election to House.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068259F
Prime Minister Trudeau enjoys himself at last night's Parliamentary Ball hosted by Governor-General Roland Michener and Mrs. Michener at Rideau Hall. (...)
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After his victory in the House of Commons, in which government won confidence vote 138-119, Prime Minister Pearson talks with newsmen outside Parliament
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A daily struggle with himself, Straining to manoeuvre a larger-than-life-size figure of himself out of his cars is a daily hurdle in the Bellwoods rid(...)
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Smile on Pearson's face as he talks to newsmen in Commons corridor yesterday, belies the pressure the Prime Minister is under from Opposition about te(...)
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Speakers Chair House of Commons
Speakers Chair House of Commons
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Image shows a politician John Bosley standing behind a sign marking his riding office. 
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