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Prime Minister Trudeau leaves House of Commons with police escort after MPs voted 190-16 on Monday to support invoking of the War Measures Act [Incomplete]
Prime Minister Trudeau leaves House of Commons with police escort after MPs voted 190-16 on Monday to support invoking of the War Measures Act [Incomplete]

Prime Minister Trudeau leaves House of Commons with police escort after MPs voted 190-16 on Monday to support invoking of the War Measures Act [Incomplete]

Date10/19/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Trudeau leaves House of Commons with police escort after MPs voted 190-16 on Monday to support invoking of the War Measures Act [Incomplete]
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