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Pictures from 1964 A total of 44 images. Currently displaying images 1 to 10.
"Anne gets ready for Tokyo .... entry in the 800 metres event." Twenty two year old Anne Smith limbering up accompanied by Gordon Pirie. 26th August 1964. Keystone Press. Anne Rosemary Smith "Attractive twenty two year old sprinter Anne Smith, daughter of a London newspaper linotype operator, and who teaches at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Hammersmith - is now in training for her visit to Tokyo as a member of the British Athletics team. Anne who is to compete in the 800 metres event says she owes her success to the one and only Gordon Pirie - former world record holder who trained her. Gordon spends a lot of his time - coaching Anne at the Pirie home in Redhill. Included in Anne's pupils are some Japanese children - so Anne should have a chance of picking up a little of the language before she leaves on September 27th." Keystone Press, 26th August 1964. Anne Rosemary Smith Gordon Pirie Reigate Priory AC's home is currently Battlebridge Track "Anne gets ready for Tokyo .... entry in the 800 metres event." Trying to improve on her stride - Anne Smith seen during her training at the Pirie home in Redhill. 26th August 1964. Keystone Press. "Anne gets ready for Tokyo .... entry in the 800 metres event." All out to set up a new record - Anne Smith trains at Redhill with former world record holder Gordon Pirie. 26th August 1964. Keystone Press. Bell 206A Jet Ranger. 8th November 1964. The Watermill Roadhouse, swimming pool and Pilgrim's Club, Dorking. 1964. Unknown publisher. Earlswood Lakes, Redhill. 1964. F. Frith & Co. Ltd. Shaw's Corner, Redhill. 1964. F. Frith & Co. Ltd. Old Cottages, Batts Hill, Redhill. 1964. F. Frith & Co. Ltd. Sir John Lang (67) seen at his home at Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey as he feeds his goldfish last evening. Sir John Lang - who is Chairman of two companies - is the man whose report on the Ferranti affair caused a sensation in the House of Commons. The report will be followed by a second part in the autumn - and will deal with how to prevent anything like the Ferranti Affair happening again. The Government has accepted the Ferranti offer of the return to the Treasury of ?4,250,000 from the profit of ?5,772,964 on the Bloodhound Missile Contract. 29th July 1964. Keystone Press. "Greetings from Reigate". 1964. F. Frith & Co. Ltd.
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