Flashback to 1967 - A Timeline of Life in America

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[@joniangelsrreal6262]

The year my husband told me I will be his wife we were in 7th grade happy we are still married 43 years later…🙏🏼

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

Awe congratulations 🎈🙏

[@blueskies9870]

Thats awesome!

[@snaomi67]

So sweet!

[@joelfrombethlehem]

Well then, congrats!

[@matrox]

cool

[@pegs1659]

That was the year my life changed. I turned 10, we moved to Alabama from Mississippi and my father had graduated Mississippi State with his teaching degree, got a teaching job at a brand new community college. We went from being poor to being able to buy groceries as needed and us 3 kids got brand new bedroom suits from Sears. That was a great year!

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

❤️🦋

[@matrox]

I was also 10.

[@jenniferhansen3622]

That's so wonderful 🙂

[@noble604]

What a great memory! That’s beautiful!

[@jimmygrant424]

I was 1

[@cdfreester]

I often think Otis Redding does not get enough credit for the music he created in his short career. I bet most people don't realize he wrote "Respect" or "Try a Little Tenderness", both made famous by other singers.

[@amyjoyce2301]

Motown

[@chiefpontiac1800]

You are so right cdfreestar. The "Big O" was taken way too soon. He could have written so many other fine songs. He is one of my all time favorites.

[@if6was929]

That summer he performed at the Monterrey Pop Festival and was received by a whole new audience, he crossed over and was on the verge of becoming a superstar. Such a tragic loss!

[@biggiebaby3541]

According to who?

[@biggiebaby3541]

@@amyjoyce2301 No. Volt and Atlantic Redding recorded in Muscle Shoals. Franklin as well in Muscle Shoals and NYC. Not Detroit and not on Motown label.

[@westtexas7]

No better year for music. So many great bands came out in 67. The Doors had to be the best.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

There was also Expo 1967 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

[@user-nf6bh3nc5c]

Expos.

[@joelfrombethlehem]

Thanks for putting in the Monterey Pop Festival and especially Sgt. Pepper's - what's 1967 without them? Rock and Roll has arrived!

[@nonamegame9857]

The whole concert is on KZbin for free. In fact I even have it on one of my playlists.

[@fredcollari4400]

while the Beatles did Sgt Pepper, Pink Floyd was doing Piper at the Gates of Dawn downstairs, imagine being able to hang out there for that, sweeeet!

[@itinerantpatriot1196]

I have some fond memories from 1967 like my dad buying our first color television and taking me to my first baseball game but the riot that summer in my hometown of Detroit makes it a sad year for me. I still remember seeing tanks and troop carriers rolling down Grand River Avenue. My mom was worried sick because my dad worked on the docks not far from the epicenter of the whole mess and there were reports of sniper activity along the freeway he took to work even after order had been restored for the most part. Those riots marked the beginning of the end for my city. Detroit never recovered from them.

[@noble604]

I saw tanks in the streets of Manhattan after 9/11 and a huge tank blocking the doors of Grand Central Terminal with National Guard troops positioned with automatic weapons. Here we are, twenty years later, and it’s as if it was yesterday. I can see it and feel it (and can somewhat smell it although it was weeks later that I was there.) I agree with you. After you see tanks rolling down the streets of America, you will never ever forget it.

[@superultradan]

I was born in March of that year, it's nice travel back and see what was going on! Thanks for posting!

[@johnhumphrey9953]

I was born in September of that very same year.

[@billbingham3829]

@@johnhumphrey9953 I was also born in September that year!

[@luracc1967]

I was born in March of that year also.

[@brookingsbeachcomber]

October for me

[@EmpressNoriko]

June

[@joejohnston2035]

I was 5 in 67', all I remember was Dan Rather reporting from Vietnam... My soul burned knowing this was all wrong , even at 5 yrs old. It made me sad watching so many caskets being taken from the planes. At 3:27 dam Prisilla was stunningly beautiful young girl

[@pernelldh]

Also in 1967… The Flying Nun starring Sally Field premiered on ABC. Mannix starring Mike Connors premiered on CBS. Ironside starring Raymond Burr premiered on NBC.

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

Nice 👍 good to know thanks

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

On Saturday, September the ninth, 1967, "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In's TV Special" made its debut on NBC-TV. Later that same year, "The Second-Hundred Years" premiered on ABC-TV with Monte Markham in his dual role. Barbie gets a brand-new look with a brand-spanking-new youthful face, bee-stung lips, longer hair, rooted eyelashes and of course, a twist & turn waist. What a doll!!!

[@davidkastin4240]

@@doloreshuntoon7698 "Sock it to me" " Here comes the Judge"

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Thanks, David Kastin, that's extremely thoughtful of you.

[@pernelldh]

@@doloreshuntoon7698 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In premiered in 1968, not 1967.

[@MilitaryVideoWorks3742]

I was 16 years old, lots of great memories about that year thanks for reminding me of so many of them.

[@mikefannon6994]

Me too, Duane. Lots of memories!

[@blooxylips]

im shocked

[@gregggoss2210]

I was 7, and saw my first tornado. It was a waterspout over the Delaware River. I remember my mom freaking out and my dad trying to get us to some shelter ( we were in the car driving ). Great memories 😅.

[@mjgabor1528]

I was a high school senior in 1967 , just another kid afraid of the draft and 20 years later I was Thurgood Marshallś physician at Bethesda Naval Hospital You never know where life will take you

[@blooxylips]

😮

[@Leguminator]

Fun to know The Carol Burnett Show and I share a birth year. Love your videos, thank you for your work in putting them together.

[@marka.graffakasnakebitenat3736]

Carol Burnett is from San Antonio, Texas.

[@robertmills2900]

My birth year. ❤️

[@model-man7802]

I was 10.Most of it is like a snapshot.A still photo in my mind.

[@joelfrombethlehem]

Same here.

[@halbud]

@@joelfrombethlehem we must go back,I was 9 ! Running the streets in Kalamazoo till dark looking for soda bottles ,beer bottles change to get something to eat ,we were poor ....but i loved it !!!

[@janetr5929]

I was 7. Life was good for me. I lived in SF. My parents were scared of the hippies and Hells Angels

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

In August of 1967, there was the final episode of "The Fugitive" with David Jansen as Dr. Richard Kimble, Diane Baker as his new girlfriend and Barry Sullivan.

[@vickiladu6755]

Oh wow, I remember that so well!

[@fredcollari4400]

Diane Baker was super sexy! what a classic natural beauty!

[@davidsquires154]

I was born in 1957, and I was only 10 years old and in the 5th grade. I lived in the Gratiot and 7 Mile Road area. I remember the 1967 race riots on 12th street and Clairmount on Detroit's Westside. Every time a army tank would come down Pfent Street, I would hide underneath my bed. That is how scared I was. I even remember riots in 1984, when the Detroit Tigers won the World Series at Tiger Stadium at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull. The fans got out of hand and here we go with the riots again. I was 28 years old and too old to hide underneath the bed. I lived in the Gratiot and 6 Mile Road at the time of the 1984 riots. Tiger Stadium has been torn down and replaced with a PAL, Stadium and retail stores on the corner of Michigan and Trumbull.

[@matrox]

I was also 10.

[@michaelargenta3856]

Is that why the roads are still terrible there?

[@starmnsixty1209]

Glad you got through all of that, David.

[@northerniltree]

1967 was a great year. I whistled at girls in mini skirts. I bought cigarettes from the bowling alley vending machine. I read my first copy of Playboy. Listened to the Stones on my RadioShack Flavor radio (lemon). Would beg, borrow or steal to get a STP sticker for my go kart. Fought in turf wars. Not bad for a seven year old's summer.

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

🤣😂🤣❤️

[@tracymesser296]

Sounds familiar!! Good times for sure!!!

[@davidkastin4240]

I was 6. You sound like my former gang member 😆

[@suestephan3255]

I forgot cigarette vending machines, how easy it was. Morality really went down that year and unfortunates never came back. The Bible is still around and still relevant, yes it is. It will keep you from a slippery slope and give you eternal hope.

[@incog99skd11]

In 1967, I was growing up in Orange County CA, The OC, and wanted to go to the Monterey Pop Festival. This was back when California was wonderful. Sad to see what it has become. I left CA in 2013 when the writing was on the wall.

[@vickiladu6755]

I grew up in the SF Valley of Los Angeles. I was turning 13 in June that year

[@generalyellor8188]

It's still a great state, Trumper. The fewer of your ilk in it, the better.

[@troyadams6315]

Sitting on the Dock of the Bay is watching time roll away

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

I spontaneously broke into this on a road trip with my girlfriend. I did a pretty good Otis. I think she laughed for the next 50 miles. I was blond and never sang.

[@matrox]

67' was the beginning of the turbulent 60s. Still 20xs better than todays environment.

[@andystauffer1554]

Amen to that.

[@suestephan3255]

You are correct. The turbulent’60’s the effects are still with us but parents still had control over their kids….for a little while.

[@kennethlucas7473]

WRONG. The start of the "turbulent 60s was January 1, 1960! Come on man!

[@haroldsmith1213]

one of the best videos out there about how we were,1967 was a great year for me ,going to rock concerts,beatles,world events i remember them all-i,ve alwats loved 1967 ln my own life as well as 1957 ,weird but yeah i missed what we believed were innocent times,but really were more chaotic than today-thanks so much for the wonderful narration,calm voice taking us back in time-🇺🇸🤔👍🎃

[@EricPetersen2922]

I was 1 year old in 67. I will take your word for this😀 Great video!!

[@EmpressNoriko]

This was the year I was born, in June. When I was much younger I once asked my Mom, “what were you doing during the Summer of Love?” “Changing your diapers!”

[@donnakerr4997]

That was the year I turned 21.I felt all grown up.That was the year of the Montreal Expo and the year I received my nursing degree. I went on to be a nurse for 35. years.All in all a very good year.

[@user-nf6bh3nc5c]

"Expos", you mean?

[@user-nf6bh3nc5c]

"Expos", you mean?

[@DFSelkirk]

I was a five year old entering kindergarten in 1967 and was oblivious to any of the news items of the year.

[@Exotic3000]

Thanks for posting!

[@mikehughes4969]

I think that the day you are born is arguably one of the most important days of your life. Mine was October 8th 1967. I might have only been around for the last three months of it, but by God I was there.

[@suestephan3255]

That is my birthday(1950) in HS. I was enjoying HS with good friends that I still have. We were not privy to a lot of headline news because we weren’t watching and get this until I think 64 the news was only on for 15 minutes.Otis Redding was a good guy- Jim Morrison was not he was obscene. He was applauded for doing things his way… not for doing things the right way. The public stills holds these kind up on a pedestal.

[@reneel9238]

I was born in 1964 my sister was in 1967 and my brother in 1969. So there are some things I remember about the 1960"s.and the early 1970"s those were my favorite years anyway!!! Those were the good old days!!! Thank you 🇺🇸 ❤ 👍😀👍

[@1985OldSkool]

Major U.S. & Canadian Professional Sports Champions in 1967... MLB - St. Louis Cardinals def. Boston Red Sox 4 games to 3 (8th World Series title, first recipients of the new Commissioner's Trophy) NBA - Philadelphia 76ers def. San Francisco Warriors 4 games to 2 (1st title since leaving Syracuse in 1963; 2nd overall) NFL - Green Bay Packers def. Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 (Super Bowl I; Green Bay's 10th title overall). The Packers also won the NFL Championship during the 1967 season, while the Oakland Raiders won their only AFL title that fall. Both the Packers and Raiders would play in Super Bowl II. CFL - Hamilton Tiger-Cats def. Saskatchewan Roughriders 24-1 (55th Grey Cup) NHL - Toronto Maple Leafs (11th Stanley Cup as the Maple Leafs; 13th overall and most recent as of late-summer 2021) The NHL went from the original six (Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Montreal, New York and Toronto) to 12 teams, as it added new teams (Oakland, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Minnesota and St. Louis). All original six teams went to the NHL East Division, while all six expansion teams were placed in the NHL West Division.

[@marka.graffakasnakebitenat3736]

So the new NBA team in Philly basically beat the old NBA team that resided in Philly.

[@ForeignerFan74]

Thanks For Sharing!

[@sonyafox3271]

I was born on one of the hottest days of the year that year, I was born in July a couple days right before Independence Day. Some amazingly good music came out that year. Aretha Franklin and her hit Respect, I wonder how many people got it. Oh, what little respect others seem to have for people today and the things others go through in life. More than ever with this pandemic, that a lot of people have just been so rude to there fellow man, where it’s changed others attitude, as if it’s humbled them.

[@wrightflyer7855]

I graduated high school in 1967 and remember well the concerts, the anti-war protests and the promises of a better future, a just world without endless wars and senseless racism. We still have a long way to go but it was a beginning. We could feel electricity in the air.

[@blooxylips]

OMG

[@fredleinweber2819]

You don't want endless wars? Then Trump is the only solution. We don't have a "long way to go" in terms of mythical racism though. Tune out the hustlers.

[@brendas.1374]

My C2 Corvette was bought new in January 1967 by its original owner. I was only a year old at the time.

[@dennybro1]

I graduated high school in 1967. It was quite a year for mn.

[@jchow5966]

Thank you. This was wonderful. ☮️💟

[@jeffsilverman6104]

Best year of my childhood, Culver City, California.

[@jrussellcase]

Well, I'm sorry to say I didn't exist this year....I arrived in 1971. But this year, and the following 3 were, to say the least, "action packed". You did a great job with this one, creating a short but informative synopsis. I look forward to your 1968 video.

[@dannylee1987]

I was 9 years old and living in Detroit Michigan in 1967 during the riots , I remember army soldiers standing on our streets corners with M16 rifles ...

[@johnpinckney4979]

Pledging My Love" by Johnny Ace went to #1 on the R & B chart and hit #17 on the Billboard Hot 100... I was 11 in 1967...

[@newjerseybt]

That was 1954 for Johnny Ace.

[@johnpinckney4979]

@@newjerseybt Correct. But, "Pledging My Love" was probably the first posthumous hit of the Rock era...

[@newjerseybt]

@@johnpinckney4979 Casey Kasem claimed the first posthumous hit went to Otis Redding in 1967. But that was his opinion as Pledging went to #1 way before Reddings Dock of the Bay.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Johnny Ace's hit song "Pledging My Love" was re-recorded by Elvis Presley years later.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

The late Walt Disney released his final animated movie which was entitled "The Jungle Book." It featured the voices of Phil Harris as Baloo the bear and Sebastian Cabot as Bagheera the extremely hotheaded black panther. There was also that live-action movie which was entitled "The Happiest Millionaire" with Fred MacMurray in the title role and Leslie-Ann Warren as his daughter.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

In 1967, there was that sequel to "The Trouble with the Angels." It was entitled "When the Angels Go, Trouble Follows!" It starred Rosalind Russell & Stella Stevens, among other cast members.

[@Juliaflo]

That movie was released in 1968.

[@moocowdad]

love these, thanks

[@halbud]

I wonder, what the national guard man was thinking while Detoit burned ,wonder if he is still alive somewhere, the music fits this video so well it brings me to tears....

[@marcellocolona4980]

I was 1 year away from enlisting in the Marine Corps right out of high school. Great memories, great music.

[@pamelamays4186]

A lot happened during my eighth year! This was the year my parents split up after thirteen years of marriage. We had only been living in California for four years.

[@suestephan3255]

Not the best memory, and divorce was still rare. I hope you had a good life.

[@JackRainfield]

In memory of the late, great, Sam "Bluzman" Taylor. Sam did the great whistling part at the end of Otis Redding's hit, Sitting on the Dock of the Bay.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

In 1967, MGM Productions released "The Jack of Diamonds" starring George Hamilton with Zsa-Zsa Gabor, Carroll Baker, Lili Palmer, Joseph Cotten, Maurice Evans and others too numerous to mention. United Artists' Productions released "Clambake" with Elvis Presley, Shelley Fabares and Will Hutchins.

[@djbigpean]

Otis Redding, also perform at the Monterey Pop festival that year too

[@tonyharden7159]

This was the year I was born. You can almost see a hope for the future in this video.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

CBS also premiered two sitcom series. One is "The Good Guys" with Bob Denver from "The Dobie Gillis Show" and "Gilligan's Island," Herb Edelman and Joyce Van Patten from "The Danny Kaye Show" and the other one is "He & She" featuring the real-life husband & wife team of Richard Benjamin & Paula Prentiss. NBC-TV also premiered the family sitcom series entitled "The Accidental Family" with Jerry Van Dyke & Lois Nettleton. There was another sitcom series entitled "The Mothers-In-Laws" with Eve Arden & Kaye Ballard in their title roles and the western series "The High Chapperall" with Cameron Mitchell & Linda Cristal as Victoria on that very same TV network.

[@robertabrams8562]

I was 7 that year. I remember the 3 astronauts dying. I also remember the Vietnam war, bec I thought it was exciting - I was still too young to realize the reality of war (death, destruction & agony)! Thanks for sharing this video!

[@jamesmisener3006]

Entertaining and fun. Thx. 🇨🇦

[@plmcrzy6789]

I was born January 18 1967, I really enjoyed seeing all that was going on in the first year of my life-Thank You-PEACE

[@Heres_Johnny.]

Bigfoot was not recorded on what is now considered a “video camera”, but rather was on an 8mm silent motion picture film camera. Home video cameras were not in production at the time.

[@michaelargenta3856]

proving that big foot is still out their ---- hahahahaha....

[@johncoxmastercartoonist9390]

My mother got me interested in a weird scifi series that began airing in 1967 called The Invaders, a Quinn Martin production starring Roy Thinnes. It's basically like The X-Files of the 60s. Thinnes even guest-starred on The X-Files a few times! He played the healing man from "Talitha Cumi", "This Is Not Happening!" and "Deadalive." Among The Invaders' most notable guest stars were Suzanne Pleshette, Jack Lord, Roddy McDowell and a young pre-Murder, She Wrote William Windom. The show is great :).

[@charleighh.990]

I Remember that show....., it had a Copy Cat Called V sometime later.

[@svenmartin840]

I was born in Dec of 1967. You for got a few items. A,J Foyt winning his third 500. And winning the 24 hours of LeMans. With Dan Gurney. The only man ever since. To do the feat. Richard Petty's 27 Nascar wins. The ABA beginning. Or the American Basketball Association. The expansion of the N.H.L to St Louis,Minnesota,Oakland,Philly,Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. The SCCA Trans Am Series began.

[@joeheid4757]

My birthday year!!!! Finally!

[@charlesbaldo]

Seems like yesterday, doesn't it? 1956 for me and it does.

[@joeheid4757]

@@charlesbaldo Sure does!! Lots of turmoil that year, but tons of great stuff too!

[@K1OIK]

Who the hell cares? I got out of the Air Force on July 14. No one cares

[@joeheid4757]

@@K1OIK And thank God you did. With that attitude I'm happy your negative attitude is out of our military. Enjoy the rest of your miserable life.

[@Tiffany-vj1tv]

@Joe Heid 👍‼️Damn that guy is mean😳

[@richardtrudeau7363]

12 years old growing up in a small Northern Michigan.So peaceful and Serene.

[@maryrichardson6029]

Thank you

[@billquinnett]

You are so very sexy

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Also in September of 1967, "Good Morning, World!" with Joby Baker, Julie Parrish (as his wife), Ronnie Schell, Goldie Hawn (as his girlfriend) and Billy De Wolf (as their boss) premiered on CBS, along with "Here's Lucy!" with Lucille Ball (as Lucy Carmichael), Lucie & Desi Arnaz Jr. and Gale Gordon.

[@mikedrown2721]

I turned 21in 1967 and was in the U.S. NAVY

[@timgerard262]

Rodger Patterson didn't use a video camera, he used a Kodak 16 mm film camera to capture the alleged Sasquatch footage.

[@maryhartwig6816]

Class of '67 here. 😊

[@jackd.ripper7613]

5:59 The "bigfoot" footage was shot on a Super 8 film camera, not "video." I miss Otis Redding.

[@kenaldri4923]

As a 13 yo in 1967, I was too young to experience the era directly, but I was a musical kid who listened intently to everything that came on the radio. The psychedelic music that was popular on the pop charts that year would include the Doors, Jefferson Airplane and the Mommas and the Papas. "Light My Fire" by the Doors was popular at junior high dances, but competed with songs like "Never My Love", "Cherish" and "Incense and Peppermint" (another psychedelic song I guess). Anyway, none of this was really hippie music to me though - I didn't make that connection until Hendrix and Janis Joplin came along. Then the music got really bluesy at about the time the Woodstock festival was held a few years later, and so now all of the Woodstock music was "hippie".

[@convoy814]

The year I was born!

[@luisreyes1963]

Glad I was just a baby back in '67. My father later told me that him & my mother thought the world was coming to an end. 🌎

[@lanacampbell-moore4549]

The year my parents married ...

[@grit5124]

I was 16 years old. I was dating the love of my life. We've now been married 52 years! Loved Carol Burnet Show. Never missed it.

[@pernelldh]

That’s the year when my cousin was born.

[@jeffaller6190]

No, actually it was in 68.

[@pernelldh]

@@jeffaller6190 No, she was born in 1967.

[@Bigfoss1977]

I absolutely love this channel💯 I wonder what history you can tell me about West Virginia I notice you always do years maybe you could think about States instead of years 💯

[@ralphsanchico2452]

I loved the 60's and I personally believe that the 60's produced the most classiest women EVER!

[@kristinLB]

The year I was born! 🎉 the summer of love! I learned something new! The info about Otis Redding.

[@RS70_UGHC]

***** Wild Times. Much Respects to Evel Knievel ....

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

On Saturday morning, September the ninth, 1967, Filmation Studios' "The Aquaman Show" made its debut on CBS. It featured the voices of Marvin Miller as Aquaman, Diana Maddox as his wife Mera and Jerry Dexter as his sidekick Aqualad. On that very day, month and year, Hanna-Barbera Studios' "Shazzan" made its debut on that very same national TV network. It featured the voices of Barney Phillips in the title role, Jerry Dexter as Chuck, Janet Waldo as his fraternal twin sister Nancy and Don Messick as Kaboobie the winged camel.

[@shyphyre]

My parents bought their first color television that January, just in time for the first Superbowl.

[@8avexp]

I remember 1967 quite well. We moved from Indiana to New Jersey when my father was transferred and his company doubled his salary. He said that for the first time in his life he had disposable income. Although I took the news of having to move quite hard, trips to New York and subway rides helped me get over it. My mother joked, "You forgave us for moving after one subway ride." I wasn't bitter, but it made good copy.

[@ponzo1967]

There were less than 200 million Americans in 1967. The average home.price was $21,000 A new car cost $2,700 And gas was .56 cents a gallon

[@craigstjohn4470]

I was, about....1 1/2 yrs old! ✝️💒💟🙏🤗

[@jamesdefrancesco7765]

My birth year. Don't remember a thing. Nobody else remembers 1967 either!

[@garyjones1252]

Graduated from high school,life was good,moved out got my own place, had good job,and girls.then got drafted,went to Germany not Nam

[@brett4264]

Pls make these "flashback to" videos longer with more content. Thanks! Im subbing.

[@allegra0]

Summer of love….heaven help us. So this is the new generation with a new explanation. Children.

[@memyselfandifarmer]

I was born!

[@shibolinemress8913]

On May 25th my little brother was born 🤗🤗💜💜

[@bethelshiloh]

The year I graduated high school. I remember all of it and none of it.

[@billquinnett]

You are so very sexy

[@generalyellor8188]

Best and most amusing comment I've read today!

[@lindafurr2404]

The year I graduated high school. I started my first job & bought my first car. It was a good year.

[@johnblair765]

I missed 1967...my dad had an assignment to Germany (USAF). In many ways I'm glad I missed it...but the 1967 music was great. The Vietnam war was largerly supported by the military brats (dependants) and the Germans.

[@DjSportsGirl86]

My disable aunt was born on October 27 of that year.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

On Monday, February the sixth, 1967, ABC-TV premiered the game show which was entitled "Everybody's Talking!". It was hosted by Lloyd Thaxton.Ten months later of that very same year, the very same TV network also premiered two more game shows. One's entitled "How's Your Mother-In-Law?!" which was hosted by Wink Martindale and the other one's entitled "Treasure Isle" which was hosted by John Bartholomew Tucker. There were also two additional movies. One's entitled "The Big Mouth" with Jerry Lewis & Susan Bay. The other one's entitled "The Valley of the Dolls" with Barbara Parkens as Ann Wells, Patti Duke as Neely O'Hara, Sharon Tate as Jennifer North (the international sex symbol) and Susan Hayward as Helen Lawson. And that's not all!!! There was another movie entitled "Modesty Blaise" with Monica Vitti in the title role. And another one entitled "Doctor Doolittle" with Rex Harrison & Samantha Eggar. There's that science-fiction one entitled "Barbarella" with Jane Fonda in the title role. And finally, there was the family comedy movie entitled "Yours, Mine and Ours" with Lucille Ball, Henry Fonda, Van Johnson and others too numerous to mention.

[@WilliamKearns5393]

R.I.P Nicholas John Duncan/Nick Duncan, January 27th, 1967 - August 2nd, 2011. R.I.H Picholas Sohn Kuncan/Troll Stockholm, January 26th, 1967 - August 1st, 2011.

[@WilliamKearns5393]

1967.

[@WilliamKearns5393]

R.I.P Joann Kearns, 1967-2011. R.I.P Mark Trewin, 1967-2011.

[@deborahchesser7375]

Ah yes I remember it well, I was 1 lol.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

In 1967, Twentieth Century Fox released Doctor Doolittle with Rex Harrison in the title role and Samantha Eggar.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Oops! I almost forgot something else! On Monday, September the eighteenth, 1967, CBS premiered the soap opera series "Love is a Many Splendored Thing." It starred Nancy Hsueh as Dr. Mia Martin. On Monday, July the seventeenth of that same year, ABC-TV premiered that short-lived game show entitled "The Honeymoon Race." It's from the creators of the original "Supermarket Sweep." On Monday, December the eighteenth, the very same TV network premiered another game show entitled "Treasure Isle." It was hosted by John Bartholomew Tucker. And finally, on Friday, December the twenty-ninth, Candy Howard was crowned "Dream Girl of 1967" from that daytime beauty pageant series of the very same title.

[@catherinebreitfeller669]

Year of absolute craziness !! 😝

[@matrox]

Nope...nothing like the crazy sh!t happening today.

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

There's another comedy movie entitled "Casino Royale" with Peter Sellers as Secret Agent James Bond and Capuccine.

[@snaomi67]

I was born 4/4/67 in SF!! One year later MLK was assassinated on my birthday😞

[@michaelargenta3856]

looking good baby...

[@fredcollari4400]

they left out September 16th!!!!! the day I was born, salute!!!!!!