Queen Addresses Sierra Leone Parliament
"Queen Addresses Sierra Leone Parliament"
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are pictured inside the parliament building in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Her Majesty for the first time presided over the Parliament of an independent West Af...
Central Office of Information, London
Queen Elizabeth Drives with King Gustav-Adolf of Sweden to Palace
"Queen Drives with Swedish King to Palace"
London: Queen Elizabeth rides in an open carriage with King Gustav-Adolf of Sweden as they arrive at Buckingham Palace following the arrival of the Swedish King and Queen for a four-day State Visit. The D...
United Press Photos
Queen's Cup
Shell Pink (Burkhardt up) winning the Queen's Cup (1 mile 3 furs.) very easily from Vijelatan and bracket companion Reckless Courage.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Queen's New Filly may be a Winner
Photographed when three weeks old, this foal was born at the Royal Stud; her mother is Angel Bride, who is the sister of the Queen's most famous sire Aureole, and her father is champion Court Martial.
Jack Esten
R. A. Wijedasa with Soviet Cultural Institute
R. A. Wijedasa with the members of the Soviet Cultural Institute.
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A discussion with Ms. Popova, Chairwoman of the Asian Art Society in the Soviet nation.
The Times of Ceylon Press
R. Premadasa at Seruwila Viharaya
The Prime Minister Mr. R. Premadasa, on a pilgrimage to Seruwila when he was the Minister of Local Government, with the chief monk of Seruwila Viharaya.
The Times of Ceylon Press
R. Wijerathne
R. Wijeratne (...)
who won the Pole Vault (11ft 1 inch) at the (...) St. Joseph's Dual meet on Sunday.
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R. Joseph (St. Joseph's) winning the Pole Vault with a jump of 11 foot 1 inch at the Dual meet on Sunday.
Daily Mirror
R.C.P. Adams
A rare demonstration of affection was the farewell given by the workers of Liddesdale Estate, Halgranoya,to the superintendent, Mr. R.C.P.(Dick) Adams, Mrs.Adams who leave Ceylon this month after 30 years,15 of which have been spent on Liddesdale....
The Times of Ceylon Press