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August 22, 1960

Beyond the Fringe, an Influential Satirical Revue, Opened in Edinburgh.

March 28, 1960

Cheapside Docks Fire, Glasgow, 19 Firemen Killed.

September 24, 1962

Birth of Scotland International Footballer and Later TV Personality Ally McCoist.

September 4, 1962

Last Tramcar Run in Glasgow (To Auchenshuggle).

May 31, 1962

Gaumont Cinema in Edinburgh Destroyed by Fire.

August 15, 1963

The Last Hanging in Scotland, 21-Year-Old Henry Burnett

September 4, 1964

Forth Road Bridge Opened by the Queen. At, 6,156 Feet Long and a Centre Span Of, 3300 Feet, It Was the Longest in Europe at That Time.

August 14, 1964

University of Strathclyde Was Constituted in Glasgow, Based on the Royal College of Science and Technology.

December 3, 1965

The Beatles Launched Their Last Concert Tour of Britain in Glasgow

August 1, 1967

University of Dundee Which Was Incorporated Into the University of St Andrews In, 1890, Constituted as a Separate University.

November 13, 1968

Joe Corrie, Author Died in Edinburgh

July 16, 1970

Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh

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