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Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party, T
Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party, T

Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party, T

Date7/6/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party; T.C. Tommy Douglas strides into party's convention to five minutes standing ovation-but minutes later hinted at his retirement. He called on party to elect young; able and dedicated MPs who can take over responsibilities when those of us who now carry them lay them down. He predicted federal election would come in June.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005065F
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