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Health Minister MacEachen, speaking to delegates, compromised on medicare
Health Minister MacEachen, speaking to delegates, compromised on medicare

Health Minister MacEachen, speaking to delegates, compromised on medicare

Date10/10/1966
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064498F
Crowing moment: One of Allan MacEachen's last roles as Finance minister was chief host to over 10,000 delegates at the International Monetary Fund-World Bank meeting in Toronto
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Leadership candidate Health Minister Allan MacEachen talks with Mrs
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Health minister Allan MacEachen. He sweated under television's hot lights
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At home to all liberals who will be delegates or potential delegates to leadership convention, leadership contender Robert Winters chats with Frank Fe(...)
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James Ndedele, A lay delegate from southern Rhodesia, Anglican World Congress expects 1,400 delegates - none Red Chinese
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