Miss Universe 1967

Selection of participants Contestants from fifty-six countries and territories were selected to compete in the pageant. One candidate was appointed to represent her country to replace the original dethroned winner. Replacements Miss France 1967, Jeanne Beck, chose not to compete in any international competition and was replaced by her first runner-up, Anne Vernier. Debuts, returns, and withdrawals This edition saw the debut of Bonaire, and the returns of the United States Virgin Islands which last competed in 1962; and the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Hong Kong, and Mexico last competed in 1965. Elham Warwar of Jamaica was not allowed to participate as neither she nor her national sponsor had shown proof she had won a national competition. Ceylon, Lebanon, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago withdrew after their respective organizations failed to hold a national competition or appoint a delegate. Moomba Queen 1967, Patsy Earp, was set to represent Australia but withdrew for undisclosed reasons. == Results ==

Placements Special awards == Pageant ==

Format Same with 1966, fifteen semi-finalists were chosen at the preliminary competition that consists of the swimsuit and evening gown competition. Each of the fifteen semi-finalists were individually interviewed by Bob Barker. Following the interviews, the fifteen semi-finalists participated in the swimsuit and evening gown competitions. From fifteen, five contestants were shortlisted to advance to the final interview. Selection committee • Stanley Baker – Welsh actor • Rossano Brazzi – Italian actor and director • Edilson Cid Varela – Brazilian journalist • Yousuf Karsh – Armenian-Canadian photographer • Mikael Katz – Swedish journalist • Dong Kingman – Chinese-American painter • Arthur Murray – American dance instructor • Toshiro Mifune – Japanese actor • Earl Wilson – American columnist and journalist • Gladys Zender – Miss Universe 1957 from Peru == Contestants ==

Fifty-six contestants competed for the title. == Notes ==