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Three men were killed and a fourth was injured after a storage tank collapsed at Fawley Oil Refinery.聽John Fairfax set off from the Canaries, in a boat designed by Cowes boat builder Uffa Fox. He was attempting to be the first to row the Atlantic.He completed the row in July - after 180 days at sea.
Southern England was battered by gales.
HMS Cambrian departed on her last voyage聽
Cilla Black married 'her Bobby'.
The Sunday Express marked it's 50th anniversary with a special edition.
British Steel announced a large scale re-organisation.
A 14 year old paper-girl was attached in London - the 10th such attack on a child.
A Dutch vessel collided with a trawler off Dungeness.
The price of bread increased.聽
GPO telegraphists were on strike.
Workers at Vickers in Barrow were on strike.
Spanish students & workers were involved in an anti-Franco demonstration in London. Scuffles started when some of the demonstrators tried to force a way past the police guard at the Spanish Embassy.
New American President Richard Nixon declared California a major disaster area following torrential rainstorms and flooding which killed at least 30 people.聽
The Monte Carlo Rally was in its closing stages.

Plans were announced to bring Henry VIII's ship Mary Rose to the surface of the Solent.聽A former nursing home in Bournemouth gutted by fire.
The Royal Bath Hotel in Bournemouth caught fire.
Snow caused disruption in Dorset.
A barge was on fire on the Medina on the Isle of Wight.
Red Arrows parked a fighter jet in Poole's Arndale Centre - the gnat was there as part of an RAF careers display.
HMS Avenger was anchored off Portland.
HMS Southampton was launched just before midnight at Woolston - defying union protests.
Boat trains were on a reduced service to Weymouth because of a strike.
Southampton council was celebrating 100 years of public transport in the city.
A new admiral took over at Portsmouth docks.
Alec Stock was manager of AFC Bournemouth.
Walter Harris from Bournemouth celebrated his 100th birthday.
Dustmen were on strike in Southampton & Winchester.
A shortage of salt meant some roads in the south weren't treated.
The largest crane ever seen on the Isle of Wight was used in Newport to lift a portable building over a house. 聽The building contained a kidney dialysis machine.聽
Ambulancemen in Essex provided an emergency only service in support of their pay claim
Hospital workers in the NUPE union took industrial action in support of a pay claim
In Yorkshire, hospitals were affected by the strike of water and sewage workers
In some areas gravediggers are calling off their strikes subject to certain conditions
Up to 6 inches of snow fell across the North of England causing many roads to be closed
Bad weather resulted in the cancellation of all race meetings in Britain for almost 2 weeks
Maiden flight of a brand new British airship.
Sid Vicious was found dead from a drugs overdose in New York
Ayatollah Khomeni returned home after being in exile for 15 years聽

Test tube triplets from Bournemouth celebrated their 1st birthday
Southampton based cruise liner Canberra rescued a family in the Pacific Ocean who ran into difficulties whilst trying to sail around the world.
The inquest into the death of Southampton man Michael Lush, who was killed while rehearsing a stunt for the Late Late Breakfast Show, opened in Milton Keynes.
The former Gaumont theatre in Southampton re opened as 'the Mayflower'..
There were demonstrations in London, to mark the 1st anniversary of the Wapping print dispute.
The site for the nuclear power station Sizewell B was approved in Sufolk.
Olympic Dream - 聽a Greek tanker was on fire in the North Sea
British Telecom workers were on strike. 聽
If you weren't a British Telecom customer, you were probably had a Mercury phone.
Australia beat England by 33 runs in the cricket.