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Conservatives' Ada Pritchard. Says welfare assistance should be based on need
Conservatives' Ada Pritchard. Says welfare assistance should be based on need

Conservatives' Ada Pritchard. Says welfare assistance should be based on need

Date9/30/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Conservatives' Ada Pritchard. Says welfare assistance should be based on need
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