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Britons that Canada needs a that Canada should “put aside |jence later. that)his political-|preoared speech. nority --“ernment im Ottawa, ership whenever Diefenbaker FILLS WHOLE w firm federal goverament to partisan political disputes to peace proposat ‘conflicts with However, Robaris predicted the said:

counter divisive empire-building make minority government national Progressive Conserve- Can-da would solve problems of people of Ontario, will want No, I don't. Philadelphia Christmas parade Portuguese government cannot every 16 minutes, day and by the provinces work in Ottawa for at least two tive leader John Dielenbaker’s national unity and development put aside partisan political dis. “I'm not setting up any “plat is 185 feet Jong. ‘refuse to co-operate with Rho- night.

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