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Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat o(...)
Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat o(...)

Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat o(...)

Date6/23/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat out closest rival Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal by 1,327 votes to 938. He drew some persistent booing from Cardinal supporters.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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      Object NumberTSPA_0032537F
      Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday
      Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday
      Bertrand, Jean-Jacques
      6/21/1969
      Inside the coliseum supporters of Quebec Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal, chief opponent of Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand, lift him aloft after h(...)
      Inside the coliseum supporters of Quebec Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal, chief opponent of Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand, lift him aloft after h(...)
      Cardinal, Jean-Guy, 1925-1979
      6/20/1969
      Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
      Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
      Federal-Provincial Conference of First Ministers
      12/8/1969
      Always a fervent nationalist, Jean-Jacques Bertrand, replacing late Premier Daniel Johnson says he wants strong Quebec but not at price of sabotaging (...)
      Always a fervent nationalist, Jean-Jacques Bertrand, replacing late Premier Daniel Johnson says he wants strong Quebec but not at price of sabotaging (...)
      Bertrand, Jean-Jacques
      2/26/1968
      Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)
      Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)
      Griffin, Doug
      2/10/1969
      Montreal catcher John Bateman catches first pitch tossed out ley Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand at bottom of picture next to mayor Jean Drapeau.(...)
      Montreal catcher John Bateman catches first pitch tossed out ley Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand at bottom of picture next to mayor Jean Drapeau.(...)
      Lennon, Frank
      4/14/1969
      Sign-Toting demonstrator is dragged unceremoniously away by police officers from outside the Quebec city Coliseum where Jean-Jacques Bertrand was conf(...)
      Sign-Toting demonstrator is dragged unceremoniously away by police officers from outside the Quebec city Coliseum where Jean-Jacques Bertrand was conf(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      6/21/1969
      Premier Jean - Jacques Bertrand, front-runner in party leadership race, arrives at convention with his wife
      Premier Jean - Jacques Bertrand, front-runner in party leadership race, arrives at convention with his wife
      Bessette, John
      6/19/1969
      I talked to Mr. Chretien last night. I don't want to speak on his behalf, but he did not order me to stop what we are doing. Quebec Liberal Jacques Corriveau, who is working to have John Turner replaced as federal Liberal leader by Jean Chretien.
      I talked to Mr. Chretien last night. I don't want to speak on his behalf, but he did not order me to stop what we are doing. Quebec Liberal Jacques Corriveau, who is working to have John Turner replaced as federal Liberal leader by Jean Chretien.
      Combs, Erin
      3/27/1977
      Toasting a winner: A jubilant Tony Lupusella balances a glass of champagne as cheering supporters hoist him to their shoulders after he won the new riding of Dovercourt
      Toasting a winner: A jubilant Tony Lupusella balances a glass of champagne as cheering supporters hoist him to their shoulders after he won the new riding of Dovercourt
      Lupusella, Tony
      9/11/1987
      Bertrand, Jean-Jacques
      Bertrand, Jean-Jacques
      Bertrand, Jean-Jacques
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      We won! Cheering Tory supporters staged an impromptu victory parade last night in downtown Toronto, wending their way from PC Metro headquarters on We(...)
      We won! Cheering Tory supporters staged an impromptu victory parade last night in downtown Toronto, wending their way from PC Metro headquarters on We(...)
      Bock, Tony
      9/4/1984