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“The only party that holds a rea-
sonable hope of achieving a majority
is the Liberal party... Neither fringe

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: risk of repeating the national in-
: decision of last June. We cannot
afford more of such indecision: it
could lead to national ccllapse.’’
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‘The choice in this election as we conceive it lies not
between the Liberal party and the Conservative party;
it lies between a Liberal government with a working
majority and no government at all. There is no possi-
bility that the Diefenbaker group will win a majority
in the new parliament. It has been torn asunder at
the top by the resignations on principle of Messys.
Harkness, Hees and Sevigny; it has been further
damaged by the departure for different reasons of
Messrs. Fleming, Fulton and Halpenny...’—The

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