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George MacDonell, chairman of the National Design Council, warns Canada must have an industrial base to sustain its standard of living.
George MacDonell, chairman of the National Design Council, warns Canada must have an industrial base to sustain its standard of living.

George MacDonell, chairman of the National Design Council, warns Canada must have an industrial base to sustain its standard of living.

Date8/22/1977
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129794F
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