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Robert Bonner interview : [Young, 1966]
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1966 [date recorded] (Creation)
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These interviews were recorded by Walter Young for the CBC radio documentary "The Fires of Progress", broadcast in 1965. [See T1659:0001.] The interview recordings no longer exist, and were probably erased by the CBC shortly after the program was produced. The transcripts were donated to the Aural History Program by Walter Young in the summer of 1975.
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SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): Robert Bonner : a Social Credit cabinet minister, 1952-1968 PERIOD COVERED: 1950-1966 RECORDED: [location unknown], 1966 SUMMARY: Bonner made only cursory study of Social Credit doctrine. Disenchanted with "old-line" parties. Supported W.A.C. Bennett for the leadership of the Conservative party, 1950. Bonner almost inactive during 1952 election. Always opposed the C.C.F. Unique aspects of the Social Credit Party in B.C. The role of "imagination" in government. The Bank of British Columbia. The need for government information services. Role of the Social Credit League. Relations between federal and provincial Social Credit parties. B.C. government not "orthodox" Social Credit. Press relations. Inappropriateness of detailed economic planning in B.C. welfare programs.
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Walter Young, 1975
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The original interview recording is not available.
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Complete transcript on file.
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See T1659:0001 for the program for which this interview was recorded.
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There is no tape for T0244:0003; transcript only.
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Accession number(s): T0244
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speaker: Robert William Bonner, interviewer: Walter Douglas Young
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- Bank of British Columbia (Subject)
- Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (British Columbia) (Subject)
- Social Credit Party (British Columbia) (Subject)
- Bennett, W.A.C. (William Andrew Cecil), 1900-1979 (Subject)