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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He says internal disorders are worse threat than H-bomb
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He says internal disorders are worse threat than H-bomb

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He says internal disorders are worse threat than H-bomb

Date11/9/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He says internal disorders are worse threat than H-bomb
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Until the invention of the light bulb, people probably slept better because when it got dark there was nothing else to do, a sleep disorders expert says
Until the invention of the light bulb, people probably slept better because when it got dark there was nothing else to do, a sleep disorders expert says
2/7/1991
Disturbing Ailment: Dr. Harvey Moldofsky often sees patients with restless legs syndrome at Toronto Western Hospital's sleep disorders clinic.
Disturbing Ailment: Dr. Harvey Moldofsky often sees patients with restless legs syndrome at Toronto Western Hospital's sleep disorders clinic.
11/16/1989
New program: Merle Jacobs, left, program co-ordinator for Branson Hospital's three-month-old program for eating disorders, discusses clinic with Dr. Fred Kroft, the hospital's head of psychiatry department.
New program: Merle Jacobs, left, program co-ordinator for Branson Hospital's three-month-old program for eating disorders, discusses clinic with Dr. Fred Kroft, the hospital's head of psychiatry department.
10/28/1985
A day for celebrating and fun. It's true, as Prime Minister Trudeau says, that we are celebrating Canada's 110th birthday under a cloud. The threat to the country's continued survival is real
A day for celebrating and fun. It's true, as Prime Minister Trudeau says, that we are celebrating Canada's 110th birthday under a cloud. The threat to the country's continued survival is real
7/15/1975
Obviously unalarmed by threats against life which yesterday prompted massive security measures, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau talks with Quebec WInter(...)
Obviously unalarmed by threats against life which yesterday prompted massive security measures, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau talks with Quebec WInter(...)
2/14/1969
Mobbed by school children as he arrives at Guelph City Hall today Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau flashes a V sign and says Peace to the youngsters. The(...)
Mobbed by school children as he arrives at Guelph City Hall today Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau flashes a V sign and says Peace to the youngsters. The(...)
6/19/1970
Fuddle duddle button, one of 50,000 turned out by Metro firm, carries celebrated phrase Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau says he mouthed in House
Fuddle duddle button, one of 50,000 turned out by Metro firm, carries celebrated phrase Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau says he mouthed in House
2/18/1971
White House guest Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau was asking more questions than he was offering observations when he met with President Richard Nixon in Washington today
White House guest Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau was asking more questions than he was offering observations when he met with President Richard Nixon in Washington today
3/24/1969
The PM who came to dinner. Arriving for a black-tie dinner with 65 Metro business and industry executives, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau gets out of h(...)
The PM who came to dinner. Arriving for a black-tie dinner with 65 Metro business and industry executives, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau gets out of h(...)
12/17/1974
Pulling up his socks during the formal opening of the fourth session of Canada's 28th Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau makes sure h(...)
Pulling up his socks during the formal opening of the fourth session of Canada's 28th Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau makes sure h(...)
2/17/1972
Pierre Trudeau's staff insists that Canada's most travelled Prime Minister is just meeting the people, not electioneering, says writer Jack Cahill
Pierre Trudeau's staff insists that Canada's most travelled Prime Minister is just meeting the people, not electioneering, says writer Jack Cahill
9/10/1971
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Only our vote can stop him now, reader says
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Only our vote can stop him now, reader says
3/27/1977