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It was not only the longest TV interview Newman has ever given, but a coup for Paul
It was not only the longest TV interview Newman has ever given, but a coup for Paul

It was not only the longest TV interview Newman has ever given, but a coup for Paul

Date9/30/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: It was not only the longest TV interview Newman has ever given, but a coup for Paul
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070689F
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Sandra O'Neil, who has the longest legs in show biz at 47 1/2 inches, scoed only a 9
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3/2/1972
Peter C. Newman (left) interviews Vincent Massey. Massey finds English words to 'O Canada' unworthy
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2/23/1967
He always has a question for the stars, but nobody ever thinks to ask about Brian Linehan, CITY-TV's show business interviewer whose gimmick has always been to prepare his research harder than anyone else
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9/13/1976
Convention coup: Metro Convention Centre president John Maxwell says the city has a tourism success that can even cope with a 15,000-strong superconvention of Kiwanians
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1/16/1985
His craggy good looks have been compared to Paul Newman's but so far stardom has evaded Canada's Scott Hylands
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Paul Newman. Has virility and charm
Paul Newman. Has virility and charm
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Longest inquiry ever held by Ontario Energy Board is expected to end next week, but nobody seems to know whether public will get a look at the final r(...)
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And that's a whole lot of Iron Tower, Longest load ever allowed by the police to take to the road was this 102-foot iron tower which started from the (...)
And that's a whole lot of Iron Tower, Longest load ever allowed by the police to take to the road was this 102-foot iron tower which started from the (...)
9/11/1973
Peek-a-boo: Andrew Davis, Toronto Symphony conductor, tests the inside of double-bass carrier in preparation for the longest tour ever undertaken by a Canadian orchestra
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TV didn't suit Jay. Jungle Jay Nelson has given up his career as a television weatherman to return to his first love, radio. He's the new morning disc jockey on CKFM
TV didn't suit Jay. Jungle Jay Nelson has given up his career as a television weatherman to return to his first love, radio. He's the new morning disc jockey on CKFM
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