Miss World 1967

Miss World 1967
Date	16 November 1967
Presenters	Simon Dee†, Michael Aspel [1]
Venue	Lyceum Ballroom, London, UK
Broadcaster	BBC
Entrants	55
Placements	15
Debuts	Czechoslovakia Panama Tanzania Uganda
Withdrawals	Aruba Bahamas India Jordan Malaysia Suriname Syria Trinidad and Tobago
Returns	Australia Austria Ghana Kenya Nigeria Peru Portugal Tunisia
Winner	Madeline Hartog-Bel Peru
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Miss World 1967 was the 17th edition of the Miss World pageant, held on 16 November 1967 at the Lyceum Ballroom in London, UK. 54 contestants competed for the Miss World. The winner was Madeline Hartog-Bel represented Peru. She was crowned by Miss World 1966, Reita Faria of India. Hartog-Bel was a semi-finalist of Miss Universe 1966.

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results

Placement	Contestant
Miss World 1967	Peru – Madeline Hartog-Bel
1st runner-up	Argentina – María del Carmen Sabaliauskas
2nd runner-up	Guyana – Shakira Baksh
3rd runner-up	Israel – Dalia Regev
4th runner-up	United Kingdom – Jennifer Lynn Lewis
Top 7 [2]	Czechoslovakia – Alzbeta Strkulova Germany – Ruth Köcher
Top 15	Canada – Donna Marie Barker Chile – Margarita Téllez Gabell France – Carole Noe Ghana – Araba Martha Vroon Italy – Tamara Baroni South Africa – Disa Duivestein Sweden – Eva Englander United States – Pamela Valari Pall

Contestants

• Argentina – María del Carmen Sabaliauskas †
• Australia – Judy Lockey
• Austria – Christl Bartu
• Belgium – Mauricette Sironval
• Brazil – Wilza de Oliveira Rainato
• Canada – Donna Marie Barker
• Ceylon – Therese Fernando
• Chile – Margarita Téllez Gabell †
• Costa Rica – Marjorie Furniss
• Cyprus – Laila Michaelides
• Czechoslovakia – Alzbeta Strkulova
• Denmark – Sonja Jensen
• Dominican Republic – Margarita Rosa Rueckschnat Schott
• Ecuador – Laura Elena Baquero Palacios
• Finland – Hedy Rannari
• France – Carole Noe
• Gambia - Janie Jack
• West Germany – Ruth Kocher
• Ghana – Araba Martha Vroon
• Gibraltar – Laura Bassadone
• Greece - Mimika Niavi
• Guyana – Shakira Baksh
• Holland – Monica van Beelen
• Honduras – Alba María Bobadilla
• Iceland – Hrefna Wigelund Steinþórsdóttir
• Ireland – Gemma McNabb
• Israel – Dalia Regev
• Italy – Tamara Baroni
• Jamaica – Laurel Williams
• Japan – Chikako Sotoyama
• Kenya – Zipporah Mbugua
• South Korea – Chung Young-hwa
• Lebanon – Sonia Fares
• Luxembourg – Marie-Joseé Mathgen
• Malta – Mary Mifsud
• Mexico – María Cristina Ortal
• Morocco – Naima Benjelloun
• New Zealand – Pamela McLeod
• Nigeria – Roseline Balogun
• Norway – Vigdis Sollie
• Panama – Carlota Lozano
• Peru – Madeleine Hartog-Bel
• Philippines – Margarita Favis Gomez †
• Portugal – Teresa Amaro
• South Africa – Disa Duivenstein
• Sweden – Eva Englander
•   Switzerland – Edith Fraefel
• Tanzania – Theresa Shayo
• Tunisia – Rekeja Dekhil
• Turkey – Nese Yazicigil
• Uganda – Rosemary Salmon
• United Kingdom – Jennifer Lynn Lewis
• United States – Pamela Valari Pall
• Venezuela – Irene Böttger González
• Yugoslavia – Aleksandra Mandić

Notes

Debuts

• Czechoslovakia, Panama, Tanzania, and Uganda competed in Miss World for the first time.

Returning countries

• Ghana last competed in 1959.
• Kenya last competed in 1960.
• Nigeria last competed in 1963.
• Portugal last competed in 1964.
• Australia, Austria, Peru, and Tunisia last competed in 1965.

Other Notes

• Peru - Madeline Hartog-Bel was also competed at Miss Universe 1966 in just 17 months prior.

References

1. "Miss World 1967". 16 November 1967. BBC Genome Project Retrieved 2016-6-24
2. "1967". Missworld.com. 16 November 1967. Archived from the original on 23 October 2013. Retrieved 8 March 2014.

External links

• Official website
• Pageantopolis – Miss World 1967