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At moment of triumph, Pierre Elliot Trudeau turns and smilingly acknowledes applause from those with him on podium
At moment of triumph, Pierre Elliot Trudeau turns and smilingly acknowledes applause from those with him on podium

At moment of triumph, Pierre Elliot Trudeau turns and smilingly acknowledes applause from those with him on podium

Date4/8/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: At moment of triumph, Pierre Elliot Trudeau turns and smilingly acknowledes applause from those with him on podium: from left, Solicitor-General Lawrence Pennell, Seantor J. G. Leopold Langlois, Fisheries Minister Hedard Robichaud, Treasury Board President Edgar Benson, Forestry Minister Maurice Sauve, Mrs. Lester B. Pearson and Agriculture Minister J. J. Greene.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086328F
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