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The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A
The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A

The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A

Date9/15/1967
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  • The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A
  • The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A. Macdonald in portrait and John G. Diefenbaker share a platform at the leadership convention held in Toronto last week.
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Original Toronto Star caption: The two chiefs, of Canada's Conservatives, John A. Macdonald in portrait and John G. Diefenbaker share a platform at the leadership convention held in Toronto last week.
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