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P.M.'s '$400 Million Speech'. Mayor Summerville and Prime Minister Pearson are in jovial mood at annual meeting of Canadian Federation of Mayors and M(...)
P.M.'s '$400 Million Speech'. Mayor Summerville and Prime Minister Pearson are in jovial mood at annual meeting of Canadian Federation of Mayors and M(...)

P.M.'s '$400 Million Speech'. Mayor Summerville and Prime Minister Pearson are in jovial mood at annual meeting of Canadian Federation of Mayors and M(...)

Date5/30/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: P.M.'s '$400 Million Speech'. Mayor Summerville and Prime Minister Pearson are in jovial mood at annual meeting of Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities at Royal York hotel last night, where Mr. Pearson announced Ottawa will finance $400 million worth of municipal projects to cut unemployment.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072858F
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