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With the liberals finishing third, and losing their position as official Opposition, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon holds his hand to his blow in the Par(...)
With the liberals finishing third, and losing their position as official Opposition, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon holds his hand to his blow in the Par(...)

With the liberals finishing third, and losing their position as official Opposition, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon holds his hand to his blow in the Par(...)

Date9/18/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: With the liberals finishing third, and losing their position as official Opposition, Liberal Leader Robert Nixon holds his hand to his blow in the Paris Fair exhibition building. He drew applause from 350 party supporters there when he encouraged them to look at the increase in popular support for the party.
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On his arrival at Ontario LIberal Leader Robert Nixon's farm Saturday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, with Nixon behind him, is caught in a crowd that(...)
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Liberal leader Robert Nixon told radio and TV audience last night he was naturally disappointed that his party had failed to make larger gains across (...)
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Robert Nixon announced almost a year ago that he'd step down as Onario Liberal leader because I don't have a mass-attractive personality-but as yet his party hasn't found anyone to replace him
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Robert Nixon mingled with delegates and candidates last night after a farewell reception held in his honor as retiring Liberal leader at the Ontario L(...)
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