The almanac
The 1967 Edition
Limited to about 117 million copies: the babies born worldwide in 1967. About 82 million are still in circulation.
Estimates from the UN World Population Prospects 2024. How we count
What happened in 1967
- Celtic win the European CupThe Glasgow club became the first British team to win it, beating Inter Milan.May 25 · Source: BBC On This Day
- Solo sail around the worldFrancis Chichester, 65, reached Plymouth after nine months, stopping only in Sydney.May 28 · Source: BBC On This Day
- Our World links the globe liveA satellite broadcast from 18 countries ended with the Beatles' All You Need Is Love.June 25 · Source: BBC, History of the BBC
- The QE2 liner is launchedThe Queen named the new Cunard ship on the Clyde in Scotland.September 20 · Source: BBC On This Day
- The Jungle Book opensDisney's take on Kipling, with Baloo and The Bare Necessities, hit theaters.October 18 · Source: D23, the official Disney fan club
- A probe dives into Venus's airThe Soviet Venera 4 sent back data on the gases around Venus.October 18 · Source: BBC On This Day
Famous people born in 1967
- Sung Jae-giSouth Korean masculism activist · born September 11
- Julia RobertsAmerican actress · born October 28
- Kurt CobainAmerican rock musician · born February 20
- Pamela AndersonCanadian actress and model · born July 1
- Vin DieselAmerican actor · born July 18
- Jason StathamEnglish actor · born July 26
- Philip Seymour HoffmanAmerican actor · born July 23
- Roberto BaggioItalian association football player · born February 18
From Wikidata, ranked by how many Wikipedia languages write about them. Spotted a mistake?
No. 1 songs of 1967
- I'm A BelieverThe Monkees · first week at No. 1: January 7, 1967
- Kind Of A DragThe Buckinghams · first week at No. 1: February 18, 1967
- Ruby TuesdayThe Rolling Stones · first week at No. 1: March 4, 1967
- Love Is Here And Now You're GoneThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: March 11, 1967
- Penny LaneThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: March 18, 1967
- Happy TogetherThe Turtles · first week at No. 1: March 25, 1967
- Somethin' StupidNancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra · first week at No. 1: April 15, 1967
- The HappeningThe Supremes · first week at No. 1: May 13, 1967
- Groovin'The Young Rascals · first week at No. 1: May 20, 1967
- RespectAretha Franklin · first week at No. 1: June 3, 1967
- WindyThe Association · first week at No. 1: July 1, 1967
- Light My FireThe Doors · first week at No. 1: July 29, 1967
- All You Need Is LoveThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: August 19, 1967
- Ode To Billie JoeBobbie Gentry · first week at No. 1: August 26, 1967
- The LetterThe Box Tops · first week at No. 1: September 23, 1967
- To Sir With LoveLulu · first week at No. 1: October 21, 1967
- Incense And PeppermintsStrawberry Alarm Clock · first week at No. 1: November 25, 1967
- Daydream BelieverThe Monkees · first week at No. 1: December 2, 1967
- Hello GoodbyeThe Beatles · first week at No. 1: December 30, 1967
Billboard Hot 100, chart weeks of 1967. Spotted a mistake?
If you were born in 1967
- Older than the Earthrise photoApollo 8, the first crewed mission to orbit the Moon, took the Earthrise photo on December 24, 1968.
- Older than the Moon landingApollo 11 astronauts landed and walked on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
- Older than the Internet's first messageThe first message was sent over ARPANET, the network that grew into the Internet on October 29, 1969.
- Older than Sesame StreetSesame Street aired its first episode on November 10, 1969.
- Younger than Star TrekStar Trek premiered on NBC on September 8, 1966.
- Younger than the first spacewalkAlexei Leonov became the first person to float freely outside a spacecraft on March 18, 1965.
- Younger than the Ford MustangThe Ford Mustang was unveiled to the public at the New York World's Fair on April 17, 1964.