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June 10, 1967: The Six-Day War ends with Israel doubling its area within a week by capturing territory from Egypt, Syria, and Jordan Six Day War Territories.svg
June 10, 1967: The Six-Day War ends with Israel doubling its area within a week by capturing territory from Egypt, Syria, and Jordan
June 7, 1967: Paratroopers at the Western Wall TSnKHnym bkvtl hm`rby.jpg
June 7, 1967: Paratroopers at the Western Wall

The following events occurred in June 1967:

Contents

June 1, 1967 (Thursday)

June 2, 1967 (Friday)

June 3, 1967 (Saturday)

June 4, 1967 (Sunday)

June 5, 1967 (Monday)

June 5, 1967: Egyptian aircraft destroyed on the ground Six Day War. Egyptian air force base attacked. Egyptian planes destroyed on the ground. June 1967. D326-011.jpg
June 5, 1967: Egyptian aircraft destroyed on the ground

June 6, 1967 (Tuesday)

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Nasser

June 7, 1967 (Wednesday)

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Parker

June 8, 1967 (Thursday)

USS Liberty USS Liberty (AGTR-5) underway in Chesapeake Bay on 29 July 1967 (K-39927).jpg
USS Liberty

June 9, 1967 (Friday)

June 10, 1967 (Saturday)

June 11, 1967 (Sunday)

June 12, 1967 (Monday)

June 13, 1967 (Tuesday)

June 14, 1967 (Wednesday)

June 15, 1967 (Thursday)

June 16, 1967 (Friday)

June 17, 1967 (Saturday)

June 17, 1967: China joins U.S., USSR and UK in exploding a hydrogen bomb (pictured, a 1954 U.S. test) Operation Castle - Romeo 001.jpg
June 17, 1967: China joins U.S., USSR and UK in exploding a hydrogen bomb (pictured, a 1954 U.S. test)

June 18, 1967 (Sunday)

June 19, 1967 (Monday)

June 20, 1967 (Tuesday)

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Ali

June 21, 1967 (Wednesday)

June 22, 1967 (Thursday)

June 23, 1967 (Friday)

June 23, 1967: Soviet Premier Kosygin and U.S. President Johnson meet in Glassboro Glassboro-meeting1967.jpg
June 23, 1967: Soviet Premier Kosygin and U.S. President Johnson meet in Glassboro

June 24, 1967 (Saturday)

Memorial plaque to the cavers who died in the Mossdale Caverns tragedy Memorial Plaque at Mossdale Scar. - geograph.org.uk - 565322.jpg
Memorial plaque to the cavers who died in the Mossdale Caverns tragedy

June 25, 1967 (Sunday)

June 26, 1967 (Monday)

June 27, 1967 (Tuesday)

Plaque commemorating installation of world's first bank cash machine Atmplaque.jpg
Plaque commemorating installation of world's first bank cash machine

June 28, 1967 (Wednesday)

Future Pope Karol Wojtyla Karol Wojtyla - wizytacja zakonu oo. Karmelitow na Piasku w Krakowie 1967.jpg
Future Pope Karol Wojtyla

June 29, 1967 (Thursday)

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Mansfield

June 30, 1967 (Friday)

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  122. "Forgot Key Word— House Burned Up Over Flag Goof", Pittsburgh Press, June 21, 1967, p1
  123. "'Flag-Burning' Bill Doesn't Include Burning", Indianapolis Star, June 21, 1967, p6
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  176. "JAYNE MANSFIELD KILLED! Actress, Two Men Die in Auto Crash". Chicago Tribune. June 30, 1967. p. 1.
  177. "Congo Ex-Premier Reported Kidnaped". Pittsburgh Press. July 2, 1967. p. 1.
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  180. "HONG KONG AIR LINE CRASH— 30 of 85 Are Pulled from Kowloon Bay". Chicago Tribune. June 30, 1967. p. 1.
  181. "First Negro Spaceman Eyed Stars as a Chicago Youth". Chicago Tribune. July 1, 1967. p. 1.