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122:. He was endorsed by the official Liberal-Progressive Party during the election, and promised to affiliate with "some political party" at some point in the next legislative session. Clement eventually became a full member of the Liberal-Progressive Party, and was narrowly re-elected under this party's banner in the 441: 214: 436: 207: 200: 79:(DFC) award. He later worked as a farmer, rancher, and automobile and implement dealer. He also remained active as a pilot, and operated the first privately owned 76: 138: 256: 172: 227: 160: 421: 47:
from 1949 to 1959 and again from 1966 to 1968. Initially elected as an Independent, Clement ended his career as a member of the
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by 224 votes. He did not contest the 1962 election, but returned to defeat Smellie by 245 votes in the
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Clement resigned his seat on June 5, 1968 to contest the federal riding of
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provincially, and Clement served as the critic for agriculture in the
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Liberal Party of Canada candidates for the Canadian House of Commons
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Clement died in hospital on March 9, 1969. He was 49 years old.
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Clement was first elected to the Manitoba legislature in the
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as an Independent, supporting the coalition government of
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Index

Rodney S. Clement
politician
Manitoba
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Manitoba Liberal Party
Russell
Binscarth
Royal Canadian Air Force
World War II
Distinguished Flying Cross
helicopter
United Church of Canada
1949 election
riding
Russell
Douglas L. Campbell
1953 election
Liberal-Progressive
1958 election
Birtle-Russell
1959 election
Progressive Conservative
Robert Smellie
1966 provincial election
majority government
official opposition
Marquette
Liberal Party of Canada
1968 Canadian federal election
Progressive Conservative

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