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Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference
Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference

Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference

Date11/2/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Trudeau turns his head to listen to a question at his press conference.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Brussels: Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to newsmen's questions during a 10/25 press conference at the International Press Center at the end of his 2 day official visit to Belgium
Brussels: Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to newsmen's questions during a 10/25 press conference at the International Press Center at the end of his 2 day official visit to Belgium
10/25/1974
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes. Three ministers happy wi(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes. Three ministers happy wi(...)
11/27/1972
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to a question at the news conference at which he announced his cabinet changes
11/27/1972
Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position
Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position
11/2/1972
Prime Minister Trudeau pointed out at his press conference that the record has been good
Prime Minister Trudeau pointed out at his press conference that the record has been good
9/4/1972
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau cradles his head as he listens to discussion today with Ontario Liberal workers and candidates at Toronto's Airport Holiday Inn
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau cradles his head as he listens to discussion today with Ontario Liberal workers and candidates at Toronto's Airport Holiday Inn
9/13/1972
Turning heads: Press aide Suzanne Perry works for one of Canada's best-known men - Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau - but she is quickly becoming a celebrity herself, simply by appearing at his side
Turning heads: Press aide Suzanne Perry works for one of Canada's best-known men - Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau - but she is quickly becoming a celebrity herself, simply by appearing at his side
2/20/1980
Ivan head, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott rudeau's chief troubleshooter, arrives with his boss at Claridges Hotel, London, where they attended the Prime Ministers' Commonwealth conference
Ivan head, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott rudeau's chief troubleshooter, arrives with his boss at Claridges Hotel, London, where they attended the Prime Ministers' Commonwealth conference
1/14/1969
In a contemplative mood, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to speaker's comments yesterday as final reports are given at Liberal policy conference(...)
In a contemplative mood, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau listens to speaker's comments yesterday as final reports are given at Liberal policy conference(...)
3/27/1977
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau embrases Mark Lelonde as a beaming Kieth Davie waites his turn as Trudeau reaches the podium
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau embrases Mark Lelonde as a beaming Kieth Davie waites his turn as Trudeau reaches the podium
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No way! Canadian super heavyweight Lennox Lewis, right, turns away and holds his head in disbelief after hearing Cuban Jorge Gonzalez, left, had won their gold medal bout on a 4-1 decision at the Pan American Games yesterday
No way! Canadian super heavyweight Lennox Lewis, right, turns away and holds his head in disbelief after hearing Cuban Jorge Gonzalez, left, had won their gold medal bout on a 4-1 decision at the Pan American Games yesterday
8/23/1987
Rocky Saganiuk: Maple Leaf right-wing says his feather, skin, and bone-decorated hatband, left, turns heads
Rocky Saganiuk: Maple Leaf right-wing says his feather, skin, and bone-decorated hatband, left, turns heads
3/17/1981