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Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.: Washington takes a dim view of Joe Clark, he told Toronto businessmen yesterday
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.: Washington takes a dim view of Joe Clark, he told Toronto businessmen yesterday

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.: Washington takes a dim view of Joe Clark, he told Toronto businessmen yesterday

Date11/19/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.: Washington takes a dim view of Joe Clark, he told Toronto businessmen yesterday
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Arthur Schlesinger
Arthur Schlesinger
11/19/1979
Arthur Schlesinger
Arthur Schlesinger
11/19/1979
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