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| | Jean Chrétien |
 | | He was appointed Minister of National Revenue in 1968 and after the election in June of that year was sworn in as Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. |
 | | In 1982, Chrétien was appointed Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources.After Pierre Trudeau announced his retirement in early 1984, Chrétien sought the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada, losing on the second ballot to John Turner at the Liberal leadership convention that June. |
 | | Political opponents, like former Prime Minister Kim Campbell, used this affliction as a basis for political attacks, accusing Chrétien of both figuratively and literally "talking out of the side of his mouth," but this tactic was liable to backfire when made insensitively, as Campbell learned to her misfortune.On September 10, 1957, he married Aline Chainé. |
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