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Mothballing an election campaign
Mothballing an election campaign

Mothballing an election campaign

Date5/11/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mothballing an election campaign. Posters boosting Secretary of State John Roberts are going into storage following Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's decision, announced yesterday, to hold no election this summer. George Moor (left), Roberts' campaign office manager, and Peter Gellman carry off one of Liberal candidate's campaign signs to basement yesterday. Signs will come out for fall or spring election.
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