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More than 35,000 people went to the Geological Museum to see Britain’s share of moon-dust.
The Annual Festival of Poultry Feather Hats resulted in some bird-brained creations.
Art takes many forms. Trixie Kent, a London stripper, blows up old cars and makes pretty pictures with the pieces.
The screams of jet engines from airliners landing and leaving near-by Heathrow Airport upset four newly arrived elephants. The answer was found - elephant-sized ear muffs!
In a siding at the Cricklewood British Rail Depot rests the wrecked coaches of the soccer special which was systematically ripped apart by a trainload of hooligans.
The Business Efficiency Exhibition boasted gadgets galore to get offices ticking over at hitherto undreamed of speeds.
The Deller family wouldn’t be content with normal domestic pets - they prefer having a baby elephant to share their hearth-rug.
The result of research by British Rail technicians is the Advanced Passenger Train, demonstrated in model form, but likely to be in service by about 1974. It’ll travel at around 150 mph.
At a timber estate near Aldermaston, Norway Spruces came down in order that Christmas decorations can go up. There was a special tree for the Navy.
Shrove Tuesday meant charity day for many stars of stage and screen who took part in a series of Pancake races in aid of several worthy causes.
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