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Writer Westell says Prime Minister Trudeau's government can't win back public favor without tackling unemployment and rising prices
Writer Westell says Prime Minister Trudeau's government can't win back public favor without tackling unemployment and rising prices

Writer Westell says Prime Minister Trudeau's government can't win back public favor without tackling unemployment and rising prices

Date11/13/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Writer Westell says Prime Minister Trudeau's government can't win back public favor without tackling unemployment and rising prices.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086233F
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