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Telling the inside story of things that happened to him before, during and since he was Canada's prime minister, Lester Pearson last night drew deligh(...)
Telling the inside story of things that happened to him before, during and since he was Canada's prime minister, Lester Pearson last night drew deligh(...)

Telling the inside story of things that happened to him before, during and since he was Canada's prime minister, Lester Pearson last night drew deligh(...)

Date1/1/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Telling the inside story of things that happened to him before, during and since he was Canada's prime minister, Lester Pearson last night drew delighted applause from an audience of 1,050 at the Canadian Club--including club president Donald Deacon (centre) and Pearson's wife, Maryon. Since resigning as prime minister, he said, his activities have escalated and retirement had eroded.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072884F
John D. reviews John A. John Diefenbaker has been telling stories about Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, for as long as anyone ca(...)
John D. reviews John A. John Diefenbaker has been telling stories about Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, for as long as anyone ca(...)
2/8/1969
Pearsons get the point. Prime Minister and Mrs. Lester Pearson (above) enjoy the humor of star Bob Goulet at last night's CNE grandstand show, where t(...)
Pearsons get the point. Prime Minister and Mrs. Lester Pearson (above) enjoy the humor of star Bob Goulet at last night's CNE grandstand show, where t(...)
8/23/1963
Pearsons get the point. Prime Minister and Mrs. Lester Pearson (above) enjoy the humor of star Bob Goulet at last night's CNE grandstand show, where t(...)
Pearsons get the point. Prime Minister and Mrs. Lester Pearson (above) enjoy the humor of star Bob Goulet at last night's CNE grandstand show, where t(...)
8/23/1963
Mike's view, Former prime minister Lester Pearson chats with members of the Toronto Board of Trade last night
Mike's view, Former prime minister Lester Pearson chats with members of the Toronto Board of Trade last night
11/10/1969
Prime Minister Lester Pearson and his wife arriving in Toronto from Gore Bay last night
Prime Minister Lester Pearson and his wife arriving in Toronto from Gore Bay last night
8/22/1963
Keeping his image informal, Prime Minister Lester Pearson claps his hand over his face under a barrage of giggles and quips last night at a fishstick-(...)
Keeping his image informal, Prime Minister Lester Pearson claps his hand over his face under a barrage of giggles and quips last night at a fishstick-(...)
4/3/1968
Three signs: At the time of his deepest grief, author David Morrell says, three extraordinary things happened, one giving him the title of his book, Fireflies
Three signs: At the time of his deepest grief, author David Morrell says, three extraordinary things happened, one giving him the title of his book, Fireflies
9/19/1988
Receiving a souvenir at a dinner in Toronto last night honoring him after the close of the constitutional conference in Ottawa, Prime Minister Lester (...)
Receiving a souvenir at a dinner in Toronto last night honoring him after the close of the constitutional conference in Ottawa, Prime Minister Lester (...)
2/8/1968
The key players: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was justice minister in 1968 when he attended constitutional conference with then Prime Minister Lester Pearson
The key players: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was justice minister in 1968 when he attended constitutional conference with then Prime Minister Lester Pearson
4/16/1982
Sharing a joke, Maryon Pearson, wife of former prime minister Lester Pearson, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listen as Pearson makes reference to Trudeau's 53rd birthday today
Sharing a joke, Maryon Pearson, wife of former prime minister Lester Pearson, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listen as Pearson makes reference to Trudeau's 53rd birthday today
10/17/1972
Keith McDonald: John Lennon's death was one of the worst things that has happened to me, collector says. He plans to write a book on the Beatles.
Keith McDonald: John Lennon's death was one of the worst things that has happened to me, collector says. He plans to write a book on the Beatles.
12/9/1980
Speech over, Mrs. Kennedy chats with Prime Minister Lester Pearson. Earlier in the day he, along with the Vaniers, had attended the opening of Toronto(...)
Speech over, Mrs. Kennedy chats with Prime Minister Lester Pearson. Earlier in the day he, along with the Vaniers, had attended the opening of Toronto(...)
9/14/1965