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Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases
Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases

Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases

Date1/30/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070698F
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coatsworth posed for photographer in their Douglas Ave. home. Mrs. Coatsworth translates government news releases into Cree.
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