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Rene Levesque in New York with banker David Rockefeller, left, and New York Governor Hugh Carey, middle.
Rene Levesque in New York with banker David Rockefeller, left, and New York Governor Hugh Carey, middle.

Rene Levesque in New York with banker David Rockefeller, left, and New York Governor Hugh Carey, middle.

Date1/26/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062734F
Listening to Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, centre are, from left, Alfred Hayes, chairman, Morgan Stanley International, David Rockefeller, chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank, Hugh Carey, New York governor, James Davant, chairman of the Economic Club and of Paune, Wenner, Jackson and Curtis, and Clifton Garvin Jr
Listening to Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, centre are, from left, Alfred Hayes, chairman, Morgan Stanley International, David Rockefeller, chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank, Hugh Carey, New York governor, James Davant, chairman of the Economic Club and of Paune, Wenner, Jackson and Curtis, and Clifton Garvin Jr
1/25/1977
International banker David Rockefeller, left, talks with Toronto Dominion Bank's chief general manager J
International banker David Rockefeller, left, talks with Toronto Dominion Bank's chief general manager J
1/23/1978
Security guards and businessmen surround Quebec Premier Rene Levesque as he enters Economic Club of New York dinner last night
Security guards and businessmen surround Quebec Premier Rene Levesque as he enters Economic Club of New York dinner last night
1/25/1977
Premier david Barrett of British Columbia goes to Montreal tomorrow to try to convert Parti Quebecois Leader Rene Levesque to the New Democratic Party and away from separatism for Quebec
Premier david Barrett of British Columbia goes to Montreal tomorrow to try to convert Parti Quebecois Leader Rene Levesque to the New Democratic Party and away from separatism for Quebec
11/15/1973
Back in the news: Former Quebec premier Rene Levesque, in Metro late last week for a conference on Quebec's economy, wants to work at what he calls temporary jobs
Back in the news: Former Quebec premier Rene Levesque, in Metro late last week for a conference on Quebec's economy, wants to work at what he calls temporary jobs
9/25/1987
Rene Levesque: New group will be watchdog on constitution talks.
Rene Levesque: New group will be watchdog on constitution talks.
1/24/1980
David Rockefeller, left, and Henry Kissinger engineered the deals
David Rockefeller, left, and Henry Kissinger engineered the deals
5/31/1983
Recent meeting between Ontario Premier William Davis, left, and Quebec Premier Rene Levesque is criticized by reader in letter at left
Recent meeting between Ontario Premier William Davis, left, and Quebec Premier Rene Levesque is criticized by reader in letter at left
5/24/1978
Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, and his clowns and conjurors should be told, says reader at left, that there are still Canadians who will not stand idly by and have their country cut up
Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, and his clowns and conjurors should be told, says reader at left, that there are still Canadians who will not stand idly by and have their country cut up
4/17/1975
Left to right: Brian Peckford, Grant Devine, Bill Bennett, Richard Hatfield, Rene Levesque, Bill Davis, John Buchanan, Howard Pawley, James Lee, Peter Lougheed
Left to right: Brian Peckford, Grant Devine, Bill Bennett, Richard Hatfield, Rene Levesque, Bill Davis, John Buchanan, Howard Pawley, James Lee, Peter Lougheed
8/10/1983
Premiers Peter Lougheed (left) of Alberta, Rene Levesque of Quebec and Bill Davis (right) at game
Premiers Peter Lougheed (left) of Alberta, Rene Levesque of Quebec and Bill Davis (right) at game
11/26/1978
In poor favor with Quebec's young and militant separatists is Rene Levesque (left), a separatist leader who was not at the St. Jean Baptiste Day riots(...)
In poor favor with Quebec's young and militant separatists is Rene Levesque (left), a separatist leader who was not at the St. Jean Baptiste Day riots(...)
6/11/1965