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WINNIPEG (CP) — Premier | Centre in the last Parliament, Duff Roblin will make knows jconfirmed that" the 48-year-old

lesen whether he la's challenger /Samiabe premier is lfor the national Progressive considering a switch to the fed-

| Conservative leadership once7jeral field.

his friend John Diefeabeker | At dissolution, Conservative

steps down. strength was 92. Reliably reported. to be) 4s SIGNED

tempted but as yet’ undecided | And, Mr. Churchill said a

junder now-or-never party pres- itelegram was delivered to Mr igures to take aim nationally by Roblin Thursday night with the | contesting a Winnipeg veat im signatures of 45 Conservatives ‘the Nov. 8 federal election, Mr. who sat in the last house

| Roblin shielded himself Friday & said, according to Mr

‘behind a barricade of no com ‘Churchill : ments. es ‘Your country and your party

| Gordon Churchill, a Diefen- need you —repeat now |baker confidante and Conserva- | Federal pon or than want

| tive _MP for Winnipeg South 'Mr. Roblin, Manitoba premier

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since 1958, te contest the Winni- peg South-riding held in the last Parliament by Mrs... Margaret | Konantz, a Liberal. She will be |

Meeting Thursday night with two candi- dates already im the running: TV commentater Bud Shermaa and. Winnipeg Alderman Leon- ard Claydon

Observers said either, or both, might bow out quickly “ Mr. Roblin announced his candid- acy

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bees well mnown for @ nurher of years During a platform appearanc~ with Mr. Roblin during the 1963 election campaign; he expressec hope that ‘“‘you will take your place in the federal Parliament of Canada as one of Canada’s The : Tribune quotes leading Conservatives as saying the Op- leader has promised Mr. Roblin a senior cabinet post if the party forms the next gév- ernment. It adds “They also said that a solid

| Core-ol_the--pgrty's most influ-

| ential members will promote | Robin for leader if Mr. Diefen- baker loses the election and steps down

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