_FOR TEN POINTS_—name this man, the fourteenth prime minister of Canada, who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1957 for his role in peace- keeping during the Suez crisis.
Legends about his athletic prowess abound; while at officer training camp during World War I, he was said to have thrown a cricket ball a then-record 114 yards. Among the accomplishments of his government were the passing of a new pension plan and a universal medical care program, as well as the adoption of a new national flag. A career diplomat, he was ambassador to Washington during World War II. _FOR TEN POINTS_—name this man, the fourteenth prime minister of Canada, who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1957 for his role in peace- keeping during the Suez crisis.
Legends about his athletic prowess abound; while at officer training camp during World War I, he was said to have thrown a cricket ball a then-record 114 yards.
Lester Bowles {Pearson}