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Top Korea, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Hawaii & Philippines
Bottom Little Korea (Kim Young-mi) & Little Hawaii
(Roxanne Leong) |
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District of Columbia, Luxembourg & Oklahoma
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Philippines, Japan & Okinawa |
Top Idaho, Panama, Kansas, Wisconsin & Paraguay
Bottom male driver, Ecuador, District of Columbia &
Dominican Rep. |
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1964 August 1
Miami Beach, Florida, USA
60 entries
Results
1 Greece Kiriaki "Corinna" Tsopei
2 England Brenda Blackler (Europe 64)
3 Israel Ronit Rinat
4 Sweden Siv Marta Aberg (2nd RU Europe 64)
5 China (Taipei) Lana Yu Yi
Finalists
Argentina Maria Amalia Ramírez (SF World 62)
Finland Sirpa Wallenius
France Edith Noël (3rd RU Europe 64)
Italy Emanuela Stramana
Norway Jorunn Nystedt (Europe 64)
Semi-finalists
Bolivia Olga Mónica del Carpio Oropeza
Brazil Ângela Teresa Pereira Reis Vasconcelos
Paraguay Miriam Riart Brugada
USA Barbara Joan "Bobbi" Johnson
Venezuela Mercedes Revenga de la Rosa
Remainder
Aruba Lidia Lidwina Henriquez
Australia Maria "Ria" Luyben
Austria Gloria Mackh
Bahamas Catherine Cartwright
Belgium Danièle Defrère (International 62 & World 64)
British Guiana Mary Rande Holl
Canada Mary Lou Farrell (World 64 & International 65)
Ceylon Dona Annette Felicia Kulatunga
Chile Patricia Herrera Cigna
Colombia Alba Virginia Ramírez Plaza
Costa Rica Dora Marcela Solé Gómez
Curacao Iris Anette de Windt
Denmark Yvonne Mortensen (SF World 64)
Dominican Rep. Clara Edilia Chapuseaux Sone
Ecuador Tanya Yela Klein Loffredo
Germany Marina Kettler
Grenada Christine Hughes
Holland Henny Deul
Hong Kong Mary Bai
Iceland Thelma Ingvarsdóttir
India Meher Castellino Mistry
Ireland Maurine Elizabeth Lecky
Jamaica Beverly Elaine Rerrie
Japan Shizuko Matsumoto
Korea Shin Jung-hyun
Luxembourg Mariette Sophie Stephano (World 66)
Malaysia Angela Filmer
New Zealand Lyndal Ursula Cruickshank (4th RU World 64)
Nigeria Edna Park
Okinawa Toyoko Uehara
Panama Maritza Montilla
Peru Miluska Vondrak Steel
Philippines Myrna Sese Panlilio
Puerto Rico Yolanda Rodríguez Machin
Scotland Wendy Barrie (International 63)
South Africa Gail Robinson
Spain María José Ulla Madronero (SF World 64)
St. Vincent Stella Hadley
Surinam Cynthia Ingrid Diester
Switzerland Sandra Sulser
Trinidad Julia Merlene Laurence
Tunisia Claudine Younes
Turkey Inci Duran
Uruguay Delia Babiak
Wales Marilyn Joy Samuel
Awards
Miss Amity California (Jeanne Venables)
Miss Photogenic Italy
Best National Costume Holland
Did not compete
Scotland Doreen Swan (replaced after she fled with boyfriend July 13)
Singapore Vera Wee |
Miss Costa Rica got measles on July 24 and was to be quarantined for 10
days. However, in a week the doctors decided that she was well enough
to attend the grand finale. |
Miss Jamaica caught a cold on the last day and was hospitalized, forcing her
to miss the grand finale. |
Back
Finland, Norway, Sweden, Israel, USA & Argentina
Middle Italy, England, Greece, Brazil & Venezuela
Bottom Paraguay, Bolivia, France & China |
England (2nd), Sweden (4th), Greece (winner),
Israel (3rd) & China (5th) |
"The semifinalists were chosen in a ceremony
marred by the hysterical collapse backstage of Edna Park, Miss Nigeria, who
cried uncontrollably for nearly 30 minutes after failing to make the cut.
'No, no,' she sobbed, pounding her fists on the rough wooden floor.
Heartroken, she resisted efforts of a newsman and pageant hostess to prop
her into a sitting position. And after several agonizing minutes she
was carried kicking and screaming to a dressing room by a policeman and
contest official." |
Miss Universe 1964 at the beach |
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