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[Joe Clark]

Item number (ISN):

200545

Series title:

[CJOH News : inserts]

Hierarchical level:

Item (Accession level)

Item number (ISN):

200545

Type of material:

Moving images

Found in:

Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Fonds/collection:

CJOH

Accession:

1987-0480

Media:

Film

Release date:

1970/1980

Production company:

CJOH-TV

Description:

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CJOH-TV news stories about Joe Clark, as follows:~Reel 1:~At a meeting of the Young Progressive Conservatives, Clark receives several standing ovations.~Clark outlines his policy on Québec during a speech in British Columbia, early 1970s.~Clark with his wife Maureen and their infant daughter.~As Minister of External Affairs, Clark says that he wants Canada to help maintain peace in the middle east.~Clark criticizes Trudeau during the 1979 election campaign.~Clair speaks to the Napanee Lions Club about seniors' problems.~After the first Progressive Conservative caucus following their election defeat, John Crosbie and Sinclair Stevens comment on Clark's leadership position, 1980.~Part of Clark's speech to Parliament in which he discusses his government's defence policy and Canada's relationship to NATO.~Clark campaigns with his daughter. In a speech to western Canadians, Clark thanks his parents, who are in the audience.~A news conference in which Clark outlines his party's policy on the consitutional talks headed by Trudeau. Peter Lougheed, Bill Davis, Richard Hatfield and Frank Moores are with Clark.~As Prime Minister, Clark receives Thailand's President to discuss refugee aid.~Clark and his family visit Africa.~Clark swears allegiance to the Queen during his investiture as Prime Minister of Canada.~As Prime Minister, Clark inspects the armed forces and its equipment, such as a plane and a tank.~As leader of the Opposition, Clark observes and comments on the federal-provincial constitutional conference, Ottawa.~At a news conference, Clark suggests waiting for the end of the Québec referendum (May 1980) before re-establishing the Progressive Conservative Party in Québec.~Reel 2:~Prime Minister Clark answers telephone questions from the public after the Tehran Embassy hostage affair. Hal Anthony, broadcaster for CFRA radio in Ottawa, is the host. <10mn 51s>

Language:

English

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1. Colour magnetic stripe film, 1642 feet.~2. There are two reels in one can. Reel 1 = 1261 feet, Reel 2 = 381 feet.

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Vault ISN:

257053

Format:

FILM

Location number:

9502-0099
9502-0100

Number of items:

2

Kind of sound:

MAG STR

Stock:

ORIG

Technical description:

POS

Max. shrinkage:

0.4%

Made from:

DEPOSIT

Status:

MASTER
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