Touring holidaymakers who cooked breakfast in motorised caravans outside the front doors of hotels were criticised by Tenby council.

Kilgetty Co-op coalmen went on strike over the alleged non-payment of a sales bonus.

Support snowballed in the fight to save Narberth Secondary School.

Six Cardiff men were awarded by the Royal Humane Society for a beach rescue in Tenby, when three children got into difficulty.

Keen interest was taken in the Carmarthen County Council election at Whitland where there was an 80 per cent poll. The sitting member, Mr. W. S. Cole (independent) was defeated by Mr. H. G. James (independent) by a majority of 18.

A 17-year-old Tenby Sea Scout, David Blackmore, was chosen to represent the Scouts of the Tenby area at the Scouts 12th World Jamboree in Idaho, USA.

On the eve of the Pembrokeshire Knockout Cup final, Tenby United selectors were faced with some big injury worries.

A very special party was held at the South Pembrokeshire Hospital, Pembroke Dock, to mark the 101st birthday of Mrs. Catherine Louise Jenkins, formerly of Trafalgar Road, Tenby.

The annual general meeting of Tenby Ladies Circle was held at the home of Mrs. Anne Gabriel. Mrs. Mary Reason Jones, the outgoing chairman, was pleased to report that over £156 had been donated to charity during the year. Officers elected were: chairman - Mrs. Beryl Hughes; vice-chairman - Mrs. Jane Hughes; secretary - Mrs. Renate Walters; treasurer - Mrs. Norah Squibbs; area delegate - Mrs. Renee Griffiths.

Showing at the South Beach: Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer, John Saxon in South West to Sonora. At the Royal Playhouse: The Family Way. At the De Valence Pavilion: Pop dancing to Heart ‘n’ Soul.