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A lot of new faces will appear in the Cabinet if he wins the leadership of the Liberal party, Consumer Affairs Minister John Turner promised as he spe(...)
A lot of new faces will appear in the Cabinet if he wins the leadership of the Liberal party, Consumer Affairs Minister John Turner promised as he spe(...)

A lot of new faces will appear in the Cabinet if he wins the leadership of the Liberal party, Consumer Affairs Minister John Turner promised as he spe(...)

Date3/17/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: A lot of new faces will appear in the Cabinet if he wins the leadership of the Liberal party, Consumer Affairs Minister John Turner promised as he spent yesterday in Toronto campaigning with his wife, Geills.
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Consumer Affairs Minister John Turner is a big hit with the ladies during his campaign for leadership of Liberal party
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