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Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)

Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)

Date2/3/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing project on Porter Ave. Carson and about 30 other residents invaded Randall's offices yesterday and told him the project was being run like a prisoner of war camp, that there were no recreational facilities and that the buildings were unsafe.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075406F
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