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The 1965 Edition

Limited to about 118 million copies: the babies born worldwide in 1965. About 80 million are still in circulation.

Estimates from the UN World Population Prospects 2024. How we count

What happened in 1965

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Famous people born in 1965

  • J. K. RowlingEnglish author · born July 31
  • Robert Downey Jr.American actor · born April 4
  • BjörkIcelandic singer · born November 21
  • Salman KhanIndian actor and producer · born December 27
  • Khaled HosseiniAfghan-American novelist · born March 4
  • Charlie SheenAmerican actor · born September 3
  • Viola DavisAmerican actress and producer · born August 11
  • Brooke ShieldsU.S. model and actress · born May 31

From Wikidata, ranked by how many Wikipedia languages write about them. Spotted a mistake?

No. 1 songs of 1965

  • I Feel FineThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: January 2, 1965
  • Come See About MeThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: January 16, 1965
  • DowntownPetula Clark · first week at No. 1: January 23, 1965
  • You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'The Righteous Brothers · first week at No. 1: February 6, 1965
  • This Diamond RingGary Lewis And The Playboys · first week at No. 1: February 20, 1965
  • My GirlThe Temptations · first week at No. 1: March 6, 1965
  • Eight Days A WeekThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: March 13, 1965
  • Stop! In The Name Of LoveThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: March 27, 1965
  • I'm Telling You NowFreddie And The Dreamers · first week at No. 1: April 10, 1965
  • Game Of LoveWayne Fontana & The Mindbenders · first week at No. 1: April 24, 1965
  • Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely DaughterHerman's Hermits · first week at No. 1: May 1, 1965
  • Ticket To RideThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: May 22, 1965
  • Help Me, RhondaThe Beach Boys · first week at No. 1: May 29, 1965
  • Back In My Arms AgainThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: June 12, 1965
  • I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)Four Tops · first week at No. 1: June 19, 1965
  • Mr. Tambourine ManThe Byrds · first week at No. 1: June 26, 1965
  • (I Can't Get No) SatisfactionThe Rolling Stones · first week at No. 1: July 10, 1965
  • I'm Henry VIII, I AmHerman's Hermits · first week at No. 1: August 7, 1965
  • I Got You BabeSonny & Cher · first week at No. 1: August 14, 1965
  • Help!The Beatles · first week at No. 1: September 4, 1965
  • Eve Of DestructionBarry McGuire · first week at No. 1: September 25, 1965
  • Hang On SloopyThe McCoys · first week at No. 1: October 2, 1965
  • YesterdayThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: October 9, 1965
  • Get Off Of My CloudThe Rolling Stones · first week at No. 1: November 6, 1965
  • I Hear A SymphonyThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: November 20, 1965
  • Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)The Byrds · first week at No. 1: December 4, 1965
  • Over And OverThe Dave Clark Five · first week at No. 1: December 25, 1965

Billboard Hot 100, chart weeks of 1965. Spotted a mistake?

If you were born in 1965

  • Older than Star TrekStar Trek premiered on NBC on September 8, 1966.
  • Older than the Super BowlThe first Super Bowl was played: Green Bay beat Kansas City 35-10 in Los Angeles on January 15, 1967.
  • Older than the ATMThe world's first ATM (cash machine) was unveiled at a Barclays branch in Enfield, London on June 27, 1967.
  • Older than the first heart transplantDr Christiaan Barnard performed the first human-to-human heart transplant, in Cape Town on December 3, 1967.
  • Younger than the Ford MustangThe Ford Mustang was unveiled to the public at the New York World's Fair on April 17, 1964.
  • Younger than the Beatles on Ed SullivanThe Beatles made their first live American TV appearance, on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964.
  • Younger than the first human in spaceYuri Gagarin became the first human to fly into space and orbit the Earth on April 12, 1961.

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