Images Dated 1st April 1972
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Jack Charlton talking to coaches at Wallsend Sports Centre in April 1972
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Saddle tank steam locomotive called Rocket on its last journey through Courtaulds at
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Coracle fishermen in London, on the River Thames at Southwark Bridge. 1st April 1972
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Donkey Derby held for charity at Festival Gardens. April 1972 72-04585-007
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Coracle fishermen in London. One of the fishermen paddles his coracle round Trafalgar
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Birmingham City footballer Bob Latchford at St Andrews April 1972
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Passengers on the first Dan-Air flight from Newcastle Airport caught a glimpse of
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One of the RCA factory workers, Mrs. Mary Lyall, of Barmston Way, Washington
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Manchester United footballer George Best at a training session for his club April
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A fine study of full back JPR Williams as he breaks away for Probables in the Welsh
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Passengers on the first Dan-Air flight from Newcastle Airport caught a glimpse of
Passengers on the first Dan-Air flight from Newcastle Airport caught a glimpse of the service's new-look air hostesses.
The ladies switched their red uniforms for French Navy on Easter Sunday and the London flight was the first chance to show them off.
"They are great." was the general opinion of the girls. "Much smarter and the simple lines are going to suit more girls," said Jean Hepple, fleet stewardess.
The new uniform consists of sleeveless pinafore dresses, single breasted coats and jackets and pill box hats. White crepe blouses, with tie neck-lines, complete the uniforms.
The hostesses are (left to right) Angela Wakeling, Jean Robertson, Lynda Byers, Maureen Kelly, Helen Dodds, Marie Cahill, Evelyn Dingwall and Jean Hepple.
01/04/1972
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