Miss USA 1967 was the 16th Miss USA pageant, televised live from Miami Beach, Florida, on May 20, 1967, co-hosted by Bob Barker and June Lockhart with Buddy Greco as the special entertainer.
The pageant was won by Sylvia Hitchcock of Alabama, who was crowned by outgoing titleholder Maria Remenyi of California. When she became Miss Universe on July 15, 1967, Hitchcock abdicated her title initially to first runner-up Susan Bradley from California. Bradley refused the title, so the crown went to second runner-up Cheryl Patton from Florida. She was coronated as Miss USA on July 16, 1967.
Results Final resultsContestantMiss USA 1967 Alabama – Sylvia Hitchcock1st Runner-Up California – Susan Bradley2nd Runner-Up Florida – Cheryl Patton3rd Runner-Up Wisconsin – Jody Bonham4th Runner-Up Missouri – Karen HendrixTop 15 District of Columbia – Mira Chudy Illinois – Beverly Lacek Maryland – Sandy Cledering Nevada – Jacqueline Moore Texas – Bonnie Robinson Arizona – Judianne Magnusson Oregon – Maureen Bassett Pennsylvania – Barbara Woronko Tennessee – Nancy Brackhahn Virginia – Elizabeth Kallmyer Mississippi – Lassie Cooke
Delegates The Miss USA 1967 delegates were:
Alabama – Sylvia Hitchcock Alaska – Mary Lou Helfrich Arizona – Judianne Magnusson Arkansas – Katy Wurst California - Susan Bradley Colorado – Kim Kelly Connecticut – Linda Drew Delaware – Dianne Judefind District of Columbia – Mira Chudy Florida – Cheryl Patton Georgia – Jane Lineberger Hawaii – Nancy Banks Idaho – Sandra Baldwin Illinois – Beverly Lacek Indiana – Pamela Talmadge Iowa – Kathleen Solt Kansas – Regina Wolfe Kentucky – Debbie Dibble Louisiana – Dianne Mader Maine – Marlo Williams Maryland – Sandy Cledering Massachusetts – Pamela Procter Michigan – Sonja Dunson Minnesota – Bettyann Brewer Mississippi – Lassie Cooke Missouri – Karen Hendrix Montana – Stevie Lahti Nebraska – Cherrie Moore Nevada – Jacqueline Moore New Hampshire – Jennifer Brown New Jersey – Jean Galata New Mexico – Clydia Newell New York – Wendy Cox North Carolina – Patti Jean Efrom North Dakota – Jackie Linder Ohio – Phyllis Smith Oklahoma – Becky Berry Oregon – Maureen Bassett Pennsylvania – Barbara Woronko Rhode Island – Nancy Giuliano South Carolina – Hope Patterson South Dakota – Patricia Marshall Tennessee – Nancy Brackhahn Texas – Bonnie Robinson Utah – Marilyn Christiansen Vermont – Elaine Farrell Virginia – Elizabeth Kallmyer Washington – Diana Bateman West Virginia – Pamela Young Wisconsin – Jody Bonham Wyoming – Helen Barker
Judges Benny Goodman – musician George Lindsey – actor, comedian Edgar Buchanan – actor Hy Gardner – entertainment reporter, columnist Bob Lardine – feature writer Ben Novack – hotelier Eileen Ford – co-founder of the Ford Agency Beatrice Birginal – fashion designer Jack Kruschen – actor
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