A Cistercian monk, white-cowled and shaven-headed, climbed into the carved pulpit of Tenby’s 13th century parish church and preached on church unity. It was a moment of history, witnessed by a congregation of Protestants and Catholics, numbering 650 - nine out of 10 of them women.

The general purposes committee of Tenby Borough Council agreed to the establishment of a zoo for the small animals at St. Catherine’s Fort. But they refused permission for the erection of a sign stating ‘Zoo Island.’

Rumours that Netherwood School, Saundersfoot, was to close were emphatically denied by the principal, Mrs. Jane Baxter Harris.

A good crowd of knowledgeable fans turned up at the Regency Hall, Saundersfoot, to watch some of the best boxing ever seen in the village. The contest, organised by the Saundersfoot club, was between West Wales and the Warwickshire ABA.

The marriage took place at Nazareth Baptist Chapel, Whitland, of Miss Julia Mary Rogers and Mr. David Loyd King-Thomas.

The Fishguard Bay Hotel - used as a base by Elstree Films Ltd while shooting scenes a few years previously for Moby Dick - was sold for about £22,000.

Showing at the South Beach: The Dirty Dozen.