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1985-0179

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1977-02-22

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Television news special on Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's speech to the U.S. Congress. In his speech, Trudeau refers to Canada-U.S. relations; explains Canadian concern with separatism in the province of Quebec; and praises the United States for its democratic traditions. Footage includes Prime Minister Trudeau's entrance in the House of Representatives where members of Congress greet him with enthusiastic applause; shots of U.S. politicians Edward Kennedy and "Tip" O'Neill; and of Trudeau's wife, Margaret. Interviews are held by Canadian journalists with U.S. politicians. Their impressions of Canada, of Canada-U.S. relations and of the threat of separatism in Quebec are recorded. Being interviewed are: Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska; Senator Edward Muskie of Maine; Senator Robert Griffin of Michigan; Senator Henry Jackson of Washington; Senator Daniel P. Moynihan of New York; Senator George McGovern of Dakota; and Congressman Mike McCormack of Washington. <60mn>

CANADA~INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS~JOURNALISTS~PRIME MINISTERS~QUEBEC SEPARATISM~SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, ETC.~STATESMEN~UNITED STATES~UNITED STATES. CONGRESS~GRIFFIN, ROBERT PAUL~JACKSON, HENRY~KENNEDY, EDWARD~MCGOVERN, GEORGE~MOYNIHAN, DANIEL~MUSKIE, EDMUND~O'NEILL, THOMAS "TIP"~STEVENS, THEODORE FULTON~TRUDEAU, MARGARET~TRUDEAU, PIERRE ELLIOTT

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