Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority

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Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority

Date9/18/1975

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Davis, William G. (subject)

Spremo, Boris (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority
Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority.

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Original Toronto Star caption: Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority.

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