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Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife
Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife

Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife

Date12/6/1966
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  • Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife
  • Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife. He said he was not surprised by the results. We went in prepared not to win. Like Givens, Archer has no intention of getting out of politics at present.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Low man in the race for the mayor's chair, William Archer is consoled by his wife. He said he was not surprised by the results. We went in prepared not to win. Like Givens, Archer has no intention of getting out of politics at present.
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