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NDP caucus honors the party's alumni, New leader of Ontario's New Democratic Party, Stephe Lewis (right) chats with M
NDP caucus honors the party's alumni, New leader of Ontario's New Democratic Party, Stephe Lewis (right) chats with M

NDP caucus honors the party's alumni, New leader of Ontario's New Democratic Party, Stephe Lewis (right) chats with M

Date11/12/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: NDP caucus honors the party's alumni; New leader of Ontario's New Democratic Party; Stephe Lewis (right) chats with M. J. Coldwell; (centre) founder of the earlier Co-operative Commonwealth Federation party from which the NDP arose; and Donald MacDonald; former leader of the Ontario NDP; at a reception in honor of Coldwell yesterday by NDP caucus at Queen's Park. Ontario Lieutenant-Governor W. Ross Macdonald was among guests.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Object NumberTSPA_0021004F
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