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  • LEGO establishes the Educational Products Department.
  • New factories are opened in Switzerland and in Jutland, Denmark.
  • A survey reveals that seventy percent of all Western European families with children under fourteen own LEGO bricks.
  • 2x2 round plates are introduced.
  • Train tracks with grey rails are introduced, replacing the older blue ones.

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