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The first Rhino to be born at the Zoo since it was founded in 1826, made her debut.
The Royal International Dairy Show - a big attraction for farmers from all over Britain. Exhibits were of a very high standard.
A medical breakthrough is the "Octatent", a portable operating theatre which surgeons have found so excellent that many have been installed permanently in British hospitals.
A re-enactment of the Battle of Salamanca was the star spot of a military show put on for Princes Margaret
After 300 years of "Men Only" tradition, Lloyds of London relaxed their rules and admitted a woman to membership. She needs £75,000 to achieve it.
Gerald Brooke was home again. After four years of hardship, ill health and anguish, this 30-year-old Briton was re-united with his family.
The Royal Navy put on a show to demonstrate just one of the facets of its strike power - a Wasp helicopter armed with an AS12 wire-guided missile.
Labour problems solved, the doors opened on time and the crowds streamed round the vast hall to have a look at the 61st Ideal Home Exhibition.
Angry Devon dairy farmers lobbied their MPs about the low level of farm incomes and producer prices. One of them even brought his cow to town for the day.
Race-horse trainer, John Kenneally, had a brain-wave when he bought a stretch of disused British Rail track and turned it into an all-weather gallop for his horses.
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