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T. C. Douglas, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization (...)
T. C. Douglas, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization (...)

T. C. Douglas, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization (...)

Date10/3/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: T. C. Douglas; federal leader of the New Democratic Party; waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization of Canada's natural gas industry; thereby endorsing a resolution passed yesterday by the delegates calling for public ownership of oil and gas industries. Douglas told the 1;200 delegates that continentalists were bartering away our birthrights but that the NDP could reverse the trend to selling out Canada.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005055F
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