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Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position
Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position

Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position

Date11/2/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position.
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Prime Minister King, shown here with President Roosevelt, took part in the press conference, said Canada will be a partner in the coming undertakings against Japan
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Brussels: Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to newsmen's questions during a 10/25 press conference at the International Press Center at the end of his 2 day official visit to Belgium
Brussels: Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to newsmen's questions during a 10/25 press conference at the International Press Center at the end of his 2 day official visit to Belgium
10/25/1974
Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference
Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference
11/2/1972
Prime Minister Trudeau pointed out at his press conference that the record has been good
Prime Minister Trudeau pointed out at his press conference that the record has been good
9/4/1972
The Mexican Fiesta these women were attending at the Constellation Hotel last night is forgotten for the moment as Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau passes by on his way to a Liberal conference
The Mexican Fiesta these women were attending at the Constellation Hotel last night is forgotten for the moment as Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau passes by on his way to a Liberal conference
3/23/1977
Prime minister Trudeau, shown here on an Arctic tour, once said no to aboriginal land claims
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7/5/1972
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes. Three ministers happy wi(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes. Three ministers happy wi(...)
11/27/1972
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes
11/27/1972
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals, during the continuing talks o(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals, during the continuing talks o(...)
12/8/1969
The real thing: Left with a minority government following Thursday's election, the Premier told a television audience he would now show Ontario voters the old Frank Miller, the real Frank Miller
The real thing: Left with a minority government following Thursday's election, the Premier told a television audience he would now show Ontario voters the old Frank Miller, the real Frank Miller
3/22/1985
Bringing his bride home: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and wife, Margaret, smile despite bitterly cold wind as they walk arm-in-arm on arrival at Ottawa
Bringing his bride home: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and wife, Margaret, smile despite bitterly cold wind as they walk arm-in-arm on arrival at Ottawa
3/8/1971