Liberal Delegates Back Robert Winters at Ottawa Convention
The Pas delegates Bruce Dunlop Jack Johnson and Cal Gibson endorse Robert Winters for the Liberal leadership in Ottawa. Winters age 57 and described as fit for the job, with extensive public service including ministerial posts and corporate directorships. The notice cites a Toronto Star account by Frank McGee.
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Winters for prime minister could boost Liberal lead in Canada
Frank McGee argues that if Robert Winters becomes Liberal leader in Ottawa April 4 to 6 he would win broad financial support and rally Liberal loyalty while dampening Tory hopes. McGee notes Winters’ international credibility, contrasts Stanfield, Trudeau, and the Liberal backing, and envisions a Winters cabinet shaping a strong economic program.
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Winters Poised to Lead a Responsible Government
Mayor Drapeau backs Winters while critics doubt his arrogance charges will stick in Commons. As Minister of Trade and Commerce, Winters oversaw exports of 11.4 billion in 1967, a two year 2% billion rise, and tourism income of 1% billion. He would guarantee Western farmer payments until July 1968 and boost grain producer payments.
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