Fond Memories From 1967

SONGS: Baby I Need Your Lovin' ... Daydream Believer ... I Heard It Through The Grapevine ... Light My Fire ... Ode To Billie Joe ... Penny Lane ... Respect ... Ruby Tuesday ... Up, Up And Away ... Windy

HEADLINES: The Boston Strangler received life sentence (1/18) ... Daughter of Joseph Stalin announced desire to defect (3/6) ... Elvis Presley married Priscilla Beaulieu in Las Vegas (5/1) ... Artificial insemination legalized in Oklahoma (5/18) ... U.S., Britain & U.S.S.R. banned nuclear weapons in space (5/19) ... Laws forbidding interracial marriages ruled unconstitutional (6/12) ... Detroit race riots occurred (6/23) ... Biafran War began - over 600,000 died in next 2 1/2 years (7/6) ... Jim Bakken kicked seven field goals in one game (9/24) ... The U.S. population reached 200,000,000 (11/20) A.D. 1967 November 30: Southern Yemen becomes independent ... Thurgood Marshall becomes the first black Supreme Court justice ... The 25th Amendment to the Constitution provides for the transfer of presidential powers in the case of the death or disability of the president of the United States ... The Greek government is overthrown by a military coup; King Constantine II flees from Greece after his countercoup fails. Nicolae Ceausescu comes to power in Romania ... The high commissions of the European Economic Community, European Coal and Steel Community, and European Atomic Energy Community are merged, establishing the European Community ... In the Six Day War, Israeli forces capture the Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, West Bank, and Golan Heights ...  Indonesian president Sukarno is ousted; Suharto succeeds him, initially as acting president ... Christiaan Barnard performs the first heart transplant in Cape Town, South Africa ... Gabriel Garcia Marquez publishes his masterpiece of magic realism, One Hundred Years of Solitude ... John Coltrane, the most influential contemporary jazz musician, dies. The towering Gateway Arch in St. Louis, designed by Eero Saarinen, is opened ... The Carol Burnett Show, which features satirical skits, debuts on television; it becomes the most popular variety show of the 1970's. The National and American football leagues, which have agreed to merge, play the first Super Bowl game; the NFL's Green Bay trounces Kansas City.

LEADERS: Lyndon B. Johnson was President ... Hubert H. Humphrey was Vice President

TOP: Movie: In The Heat Of The Night ... Actor: Rod Steiger ... Actress: Katharine Hepburn ... Won World Series: St. Louis NL ... Super Bowl Champ: Green Bay Packers ... Heavyweight Champ: Cassius Clay ... Derby Winner: Proud Clarion ... Miss America: Jane Anne Jayroe ... Won Golf US Open: Jack Nicklaus

BIRTHS: Kathy Rinaldi - Tennis Player (3/24) ... Aaron Krickstein - Tennis Player (8/2) ... Quinn Cummings - Actress (8/13) ... Amy Carter - Daughter of President (10/19) ... Boris Becker - Tennis Player (11/22) ... Sparky Marcus - Actor (12/6)

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