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Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview, conservative E. Dav(...)
Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview, conservative E. Dav(...)

Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview, conservative E. Dav(...)

Date2/22/1968
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  • Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview; conservative E. Davie Fulton explains to newsmen motion he tried to introduce in Commons yesterday in which he sough to censure Prime Minister.
  • Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview, conservative E. Dav(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Charging slander was committed by the Prime Minister against members of Parliament in remarks he made during television interview; conservative E. Davie Fulton explains to newsmen motion he tried to introduce in Commons yesterday in which he sough to censure Prime Minister.
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