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Shaking hands with Pele, Brazil's world-famous soccer star, Prime Minister Trudeau beams with enthusiasm
Shaking hands with Pele, Brazil's world-famous soccer star, Prime Minister Trudeau beams with enthusiasm

Shaking hands with Pele, Brazil's world-famous soccer star, Prime Minister Trudeau beams with enthusiasm

Date6/23/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shaking hands with Pele, Brazil's world-famous soccer star, Prime Minister Trudeau beams with enthusiasm.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086453F
Black Pearl, king of soccer, the superlatives are many when it comes to Brazil's Pele, regarded as the world's greatest soccer player. Pele shows off (...)
Black Pearl, king of soccer, the superlatives are many when it comes to Brazil's Pele, regarded as the world's greatest soccer player. Pele shows off (...)
6/22/1971
HIghest paid athlete in world, famed Pele of Brazil's Santos soccer club holds press conference at Toronto Men's Press Club with aid of interpreter Je(...)
HIghest paid athlete in world, famed Pele of Brazil's Santos soccer club holds press conference at Toronto Men's Press Club with aid of interpreter Je(...)
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Brazil's Black Pearl Pele is soccer's answer to our Bobby Hull
Brazil's Black Pearl Pele is soccer's answer to our Bobby Hull
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Pele, Former soccer great still is a national hero in Brazil
Pele, Former soccer great still is a national hero in Brazil
5/10/1978
Kicking off to a superstar. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau kicks off the soccer game at Varsity Stadium last night in which Santos of Brazil defeated Bologna 2-1
Kicking off to a superstar. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau kicks off the soccer game at Varsity Stadium last night in which Santos of Brazil defeated Bologna 2-1
6/23/1971
Fashion designer Cathy Carroll, a director of the Toronto Metros soccer club, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau watch Brazil defeat Bologna 2-1 in an exhibition game at Varsity Stadium last night
Fashion designer Cathy Carroll, a director of the Toronto Metros soccer club, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau watch Brazil defeat Bologna 2-1 in an exhibition game at Varsity Stadium last night
6/23/1971
Greeting a friendly crowd at the soccer game, Prime Minister Trudeau smiles and shakes more hands
Greeting a friendly crowd at the soccer game, Prime Minister Trudeau smiles and shakes more hands
6/23/1971
Matching enthusiasm of the crowd, Jamaica's Prime Minister Michael Manley has to be supported as be reaches out to shake hands with one of 1,300 Metro(...)
Matching enthusiasm of the crowd, Jamaica's Prime Minister Michael Manley has to be supported as be reaches out to shake hands with one of 1,300 Metro(...)
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Brazil's archbishop to the poor, Dom Helder Camara, was a member of the panel discussing Canada's foreign aid program last night at the 35th Star Foru(...)
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Smiling start: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher beams as she passes a crowd of journalists on her way into the meeting
Smiling start: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher beams as she passes a crowd of journalists on her way into the meeting
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Photo of President Roosevelt and Prime Miniter Mackenzie King shaking hands was taken during the presidnet's visit to Canada last year [Incomplete]
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Urban luxury, as exemplified in Brazil's great metropolis, Rio and its leading thoroughfare, the Avenida Rio Branco, shown above, is in sharp contrast(...)
Urban luxury, as exemplified in Brazil's great metropolis, Rio and its leading thoroughfare, the Avenida Rio Branco, shown above, is in sharp contrast(...)
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