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Prime Minister Diefenbaker met friend on stroll down Prince Albert main street Saturday afternoon greeting constituents
Prime Minister Diefenbaker met friend on stroll down Prince Albert main street Saturday afternoon greeting constituents

Prime Minister Diefenbaker met friend on stroll down Prince Albert main street Saturday afternoon greeting constituents

Date3/4/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Diefenbaker met friend on stroll down Prince Albert main street Saturday afternoon greeting constituents. In evening he won his own nomination unopposed before a standing room only crowd of 1,000, Chairman F. Hadley asked the meeting if there were any other nominations. There was laughter from the audience and the Prime Minister was declared candidate.
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