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PM Seaga and former U.S. hostages
"Prime Minister, Edward Seaga in conversation with three Americans, who were held hostage in Iran, at the opening of the Harmony Hall Great House, in Ocho Rios, last Saturday. The former hostages, Gary Lee [left], Charles Jones [2nd right, partly…
Michael Manley greeted by enthusiastic crowd
"Prime Minister, Michael Manley being greeted by an enthusiastic crowd of Jamaicans at Central Hall in London. This was the first meeting the Prime Minister was having with Jamaicans in Britain since the PNP victory at the polls in the 1976 general…
JLP leader Edward Seaga being carried aloft by supporters
"The leader: Jamaica labour Party leader, Edward Seaga, being carried aloft by supporters to the platform at yesterday's public session of the party's annual conference at the National Arena. The crowd in the crammed Arena sang "It's a hard road to…
Edward Seaga and supporters
"Gone clear: Prime Minister-elect Edward Seaga held aloft by enthusiastic supporters at the JLP's headquarters last night following his landslide win at the polls. Mr. Seaga is hugged by party chairman Ronald Irvine."
Michael Manley receiving copy of 'Bustamante and His Letters'
"Michael Manley (left) seen looking at his copy of "Bustamante and His Letters" after it was presented to him by the author journalist Frank Hill at Jamaica House on Monday."
Edward Seaga places ballot
"Prime Minister Edward Seaga places his ballot in the box after voting yesterday morning at the Half Way Tree Primary School. Mrs. Seaga behind, looks on."
Standing firm
"Standing firm: Prime Minister Manley as he addressed a 40,000 gathering of party supporters at the statue of National Hero Norman Manley, on Thursday night."
Forward on your feet
Prime Minister Michael Manley delivering a speech at a political rally held at the National Arena. A poster with the words "forward on you feet, not on your knees" is mounted on the podium.
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Paul Burke
"Not Wanted: Paul Burke [second left] steps out of Police Commissioner Bill Bowes' office yesterday....Others in the picture are from left, PNP…
