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RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him, fro(...)
RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him, fro(...)

RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him, fro(...)

Date9/9/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him; from left: RCMP Chief Superintendent R. Wonnacott; Maj. Gen. H. A. Sparling; Judge Bruce Maconald; Thomas Graham. It was closed meeting. [Incomplete]
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      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Object NumberTSPA_0004136F
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