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Cliff Richard signing an autograph for a girl at Heathrow Airport, where he was en route to Spain with his family

Comedian Charlie Drake, left, directing a long cold jet of soda-water at pop singer Cliff Richard at Cadby Hall, London, when they started to mix a giant 160 pound Christmas pudding. The ingredients for the pudding are a gift of the dried fruit growers of Australia to the old people of the City of London.

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh with their dogs, walk to the Royal car on their arrival at Euston Station, London.

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Madame and President Charles De Gaulle - April 1960 are seen off at London Airport by Harold MacMillan and Lady Dorothy MacMillan. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPGL3777411)

PREMIUM -- WHS#24384: Quonset hut- style Wyocena Farmer's Cooperative. Wyocena, Wisconsin, 1960. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.

CP2STO49794 | 1960-04

KEN MONEY. Athlete
CANADIAN IN QUALIFYING TRIALS. CANADA 'S KEN MONEY CLEARS THE BAR DURING QUALIFYING TRIALS OF MEN 'S HIGH JUMP AT THE OLYMPIC STADIUM, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, NOV. 23, [1956]. HE FINISHED FIFTH IN THE FINALS, WITH A LEAP OF SIX FEET, 7 3/4 INCHES. 11/26/56 [1956]

FILE - In this April 10, 1960, file photo, Arnold Palmer makes his final putt before his victory at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga. There is no Masters this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the first time there is no golf at Augusta National the first full week in April since the end of World War II in 1945. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - In this April 1960 file photo, U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower, right, and Colombian President Alberto Lleras pose before Aspen Lodge at Camp David, Md. For U.S. presidents, Camp David offers a respite from Washington where they can shed their ties and relax with family. The compound in the Maryland mountains just 60 miles from the capital features everything from a bowling alley to an archery range. It’s been used by every president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt first went there in 1943 as a personal hideaway, and has been the site of major diplomatic negotiations and policy discussions. (AP Photo, File)

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The singer Edith PIAF on the stage of the Olympia Theater on December 30, 1960. Keystone/Eyedea/Everett Collection (KSK033365_A4)

Play "Strip the Willow" Actress Maggie Smith November 1970, playing strip poker. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA1880931)

Louis Armstrong jazz trumpeter with his wife 1960. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPGL529583)

CP2STO47682 | 1960

FILE - Jackie Parker of the Edmonton Eskimos poses with the outstanding football player in Canada trophy at a ceremony in Vancouver in this Nov., 1960 file photo. Parker has died at the age of 74. Parker is a member of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame and won three Grey Cups with the Edmonton Eskimos. (CP PHOTO ARCHIVE)

ATLANTIC PROVINCES CONFERENCE

His first conference with three other premiers of Atlantic provinces was result of Liberal victory for Louis Robichaud (left) of New Brunswick and his party in last June's election. Others are Joseph Smallwood, Newfoundland; Walter Shaw, Prince Edward Island, and Robert Stanfied, Nova Scotia. Discussions were in Halifax.

CHINA IN CANADA

(OTT 4) OTTAWA, JULY 1-- HAPPY MOMENT --Citizenship Minister Fairclough (centre), Friday, presented citizenship papers to Chue Kay Chung, of Dartmouth, N.S. Mr. Chung, formerly of Hong Kong, was one of six persons to receive citizenship papers in Ottawa on Dominion Day. Mrs. Chung (left) looks on. (CP Wirephoto) 1960 (APex) OTTAWA OUT

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FILE - In this Dec. 8, 1960 file photo, All-America halfback Joe Bellino of the Navy poses with the Heisman Trophy at a luncheon in New York. The New England Patriots say Heisman Trophy winner Joe Bellino has died. Bellino died on Thursday, March 28, 2019 at the age of 81. The Navy halfback was nicknamed the ‚ÄúWinchester Rifle,‚Äù after his suburban Boston hometown. In 1960 he became the first Navy player to win the Heisman. (AP Photo/Harry Harris, File)

FILE - In this Nov. 23, 1960, file photo, 25-year-old left wing Willie O'Ree, the first black player of the National Hockey League, poses for a photo as he warms up in his Boston Bruins uniform prior to an NHL hockey game with the New York Rangers at New York's Madison Square Garden. Hockey pioneer O'Ree was honored in Boston on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Bruins forward breaking the NHL's color barrier. (AP Photo, File)

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FOR FIRST PUBLICATION MORNING PAPERS FRIDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER [1944]. CALAIS GUNS SILENCED. THE LAST SET OF THE LARGEST NAZI GUNS ON THE CHANNEL COAST AT CALAIS HAS BEEN TAKEN BY THE CANADIANS. THESE ARE THE 406 .M.M. (16 INS.) GUNS -- ONE OF WHICH WAS FOUND TO HAVE BEEN HIT BY THE DOVER GUNS AND PUT OUT OF ACTION. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: INSPECTING A 16 INS. GUN CAPTURED AT CALAIS ARE L TO R: SPR. G.G. BENNETT OF CALGARY; LT. G.W. THEAKSTON OF HALIFAX, N.S. AND CPL. K.L. McCULLOCH OF KENNYCOCK, N.S. 28/9/44

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$Holding a briefing conference in a lounge at Gatwick Airport are Major Upshot-Bagley and other ranks of Granada Television's 'The Army Game'. They were about to fly off in a charter plane to report in Pontefract to Major William Cook, commanding officer of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry there, who's troops have been told they should not view the TV show because it 'appears to portray little that bars any relation to the present day Army'. As a result of a telegram which the show's team sent to Pontefract, Major Cook consented to the cast visiting the barracks. Seated at the table is Geoffrey Sumner (Major Upshot-Bagley). Standing (l-r) William Hartnell (Company Sergeant-Major Bullimore), Ted Lune (Private Len Bone), Mario Fabrizi (Lance-Corporal Ernest 'Moosh' Merryweather) and Harry Fowler (Corporal 'Flogger' Hoskins)$

A double-decker bus ploughs its way through rising floodwaters on the main Newport-Cardiff road in the suburbs of the Welsh capital, following gale-force winds and torrential rain.

CP2STO49777 | 1960-12

Air Marshall Roy Slemon of the RCAF, deputy NORAD commander, refused to be panicked by radar information which made it appear that long range missiles had been launched against North America October 5th, 1960. Sitting in the "hot seat" at NORAD headquarters, he ordered a check which revealed that the false information was caused by a malfunction in the ballistic missile early warning station at Thule, Greenland. (CP PHOTO)

CP2STO47350 | 1960-12

Nineteen year old singing star Cliff Richard gives his sister Joan a farewell hug at Heathrow Airport as he was about to board a Pan American Clipper for New York.

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Cheery greeting from American jazz singer Sarah Vaughan, pictured during a reception at the Satire Club.

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PREMIUM -- WHS#8118: A political speech by John F. Kennedy at the University of Wisconsin Field House. Madison, Wisconsin, 1960. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel/Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.

PREMIUM -- WHS#24712: Factory workers on the final tractor assembly line at International Harvester's Farmall Works. Rock Island, Illinois, 1960. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.

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