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Plans visit, Ontario Premier David Peterson announces he plans to visit Washington next month to talk to U
Plans visit, Ontario Premier David Peterson announces he plans to visit Washington next month to talk to U

Plans visit, Ontario Premier David Peterson announces he plans to visit Washington next month to talk to U

Date9/26/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Plans visit, Ontario Premier David Peterson announces he plans to visit Washington next month to talk to U.S. officials and politicians about the more than 300 protectionist bills before Congress. He was addressing a joint luncheon of the Canadian Club and Empire Club in Toronto.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073421F
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