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April 27, 1967: Expo '67 World's Fair opens in Montreal Expo 67.jpg
April 27, 1967: Expo '67 World's Fair opens in Montreal
April 27, 1967: Ostankino Tower finished Ostankino Tower, 2015.JPG
April 27, 1967: Ostankino Tower finished
April 19, 1967: Surveyor 3 digs holes in the Moon Surveyor 3 on Moon.jpg
April 19, 1967: Surveyor 3 digs holes in the Moon
April 24, 1967: Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov killed on Soyuz 1 mission The Soviet Union 1964 CPA 3110 stamp (3-men Space Flight of Komarov, Yegorov and Feoktistov. Vladimir Komarov (1927-1967), a Soviet test pilot, aerospace engineer, and cosmonaut).jpg
April 24, 1967: Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov killed on Soyuz 1 mission

The following events occurred in April 1967:

Contents

April 1, 1967 (Saturday)

April 2, 1967 (Sunday)

April 3, 1967 (Monday)

April 4, 1967 (Tuesday)

April 5, 1967 (Wednesday)

April 6, 1967 (Thursday)

Jet Shoe test run at Langley Research Center Jet Shoe Experiment on Air Bearing Facility 2.tif
Jet Shoe test run at Langley Research Center

April 7, 1967 (Friday)

April 8, 1967 (Saturday)

April 9, 1967 (Sunday)

April 10, 1967 (Monday)

April 11, 1967 (Tuesday)

April 12, 1967 (Wednesday)

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LA Music Center Mark Taper Forum.jpg
L.A. attractions Ahmanson Theatre and Mark Taper Forum

April 13, 1967 (Thursday)

April 14, 1967 (Friday)

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Jenő Fock replaces Gyula Kallai

April 15, 1967 (Saturday)

April 16, 1967 (Sunday)

April 17, 1967 (Monday)

Joey Bishop (center) with Regis Philbin (left) Regis Philbin Joey Bishop Johnny Mann Joey Bishop Show 1969.JPG
Joey Bishop (center) with Regis Philbin (left)

April 18, 1967 (Tuesday)

April 19, 1967 (Wednesday)

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Adenauer

April 20, 1967 (Thursday)

April 21, 1967 (Friday)

April 22, 1967 (Saturday)

April 23, 1967 (Sunday)

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Ray

April 24, 1967 (Monday)

April 25, 1967 (Tuesday)

April 26, 1967 (Wednesday)

Lt. Commander Estocin LCDR Michael Estocin of VA-192, taken during their 1966-1967 Western Pacific combat cruise.jpg
Lt. Commander Estocin

April 27, 1967 (Thursday)

April 28, 1967 (Friday)

Expo 67 logo Expo 67 logo.svg
Expo 67 logo

April 29, 1967 (Saturday)

April 30, 1967 (Sunday)

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  140. "Beatrix Gives Birth to Future Dutch King". Chicago Tribune. April 28, 1967. p. 1.
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