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Series title:Close-UpHierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Item number (ISN):5198Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: KINES FROM PARC, TORONTOAccession:1982-0037Media:VideoRelease date:1962-11-18Production company:Canadian Broadcasting CorporationProduction credit:assistant producer, James Clarkson; technical producer, Peter Taylor; film editor, John Short; Jim Guthro; Patrick Watson; host, Frank Willis; reporter, Jeanne SauvéDescription:Television public affairs program hosted by Frank Willis. Interview of M.J. Coldwell, veteran political leader, in his home in Ottawa by Jeanne Sauvé interspersed with commentary by Frank Willis. Topics covered in the interview are as follows: Coldwell's role in the formation of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.); the philosophy of the C.C.F., the opposing views within the party concerning Canadian participation in World War II; Parliament's enactment of the Closure Act and his march of protest down the center isle of the House of Commons; Coldwell's early years in Canada; and his retirement plans. Includes stills of C.C.F&P President, J.S. Woodsworth and of early members of the C.C.FSubjects:CANADA~POLITICAL PARTIES~POLITICIANS~POLITICS & GOVERNMENT~CO-OPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH FEDERATION~COLDWELL, M.J.~WILLIS, J. FRANK~WOODSWORTH, J.S.Language:EnglishDetailed holdings information: -
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