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It was a surprise to a young man in a Man-power line-up in Toronto when Star writer Robert Nielsen, above, asked him what job he was looking for. The young man said he was only after his claim
It was a surprise to a young man in a Man-power line-up in Toronto when Star writer Robert Nielsen, above, asked him what job he was looking for. The young man said he was only after his claim

It was a surprise to a young man in a Man-power line-up in Toronto when Star writer Robert Nielsen, above, asked him what job he was looking for. The young man said he was only after his claim

Date2/1/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: It was a surprise to a young man in a Man-power line-up in Toronto when Star writer Robert Nielsen, above, asked him what job he was looking for. The young man said he was only after his claim.
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Montreal accountant Norman LeBlanc, a former top man in IOS empire, also lives in Costa Rica, claims only he can sort our firm's affairs.
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Lines composed by Elijah Jordon, on the sudden death of Robert Miller, a promising young man
Lines composed by Elijah Jordon, on the sudden death of Robert Miller, a promising young man
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