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13th Miss Universe pageant
Miss Universe 1964
Date1 August 1964
Presenters
VenueMiami Beach Convention Hall,Miami Beach, Florida, United States
Broadcaster
Entrants60
Placements15
Debuts
  • Aruba
  • Grenada
  • Nigeria
  • Saint Vincent
Withdrawals
  • Cuba
  • Morocco
  • Nicaragua
Returns
  • Australia
  • Chile
  • England
  • Hong Kong
  • India
  • Malaysia
  • Panama
  • Republic of China
  • Tunisia
WinnerCorinna Tsopei
Greece
CongenialityJeanne Venables (California)
Best National CostumeHenny Deul (Holland)
PhotogenicEmanuela Stramana (Italy)
← 1963
1965 →

Miss Universe 1964 was the 13thMiss Universe pageant, held on at theMiami Beach Convention Hall inMiami Beach, Florida, the United States, on 1 August 1964.

At the conclusion of the event,Iêda Maria Vargas of Brazil crownedCorinna Tsopei of Greece as Miss Universe 1964. It is the first victory of Greece in the history of the pageant.

Contestants from sixty countries and territories competed in this edition. The pageant was hosted byJack Linkletter, whileArlene Francis andJohn Daly served as backstage correspondents.[1][2]

Background

Selection of participants

Contestants from sixty 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

Wendy Barrie was appointed to represent Scotland after the original Miss Scotland, Doreen Swan, withdrew from the competition to marry her fiancé James Alexander Do Watt Nicoll. Swan was subsequently reported missing, and the FBI suspected she had been abducted.[3]

Debuts, returns, and withdrawals

This edition saw the debuts of Aruba, Grenada, Nigeria, and Saint Vincent, and the returns of India, which last competed in1952; Panama in1954; Australia in1958; Tunisia in1960; Chile in1961; and England, Hong Kong, Malaysia (as Malaya), and the Republic of China in1962. Cuba, Morocco, and Nicaragua withdrew after their respective organizations failed to hold a national competition or appoint a delegate.

Vera Wee of Singapore as Singapore is still part of Malaysia until October 1965, and instead competed at Miss Malaysia 1964 where she finished as a runner-up to Angela Filmer.[4][5] Ulla Donastorg of the United States Virgin Islands was also set to compete, but withdrew for undisclosed reasons.[6]

Results

Miss Universe 1964 participating countries and territories

Placements

PlacementContestant
Miss Universe 1964
1st Runner-Up
  •  England – Brenda Blackler[1]
2nd Runner-Up
  •  Israel – Ronit Rinat[1]
3rd Runner-Up
  •  Sweden – Siv Åberg[1]
4th Runner-Up
  •  Republic of China – Lana Yu[1]
Top 10[1]
  • Argentina – María Ramírez
  •  Finland – Sirpa Wallenius
  •  France – Edith Noël
  • Italy – Emanuela Stramana
  •  Norway – Jorunn Nystedt
Top 15[1]
  •  Bolivia – Olga del Carpio
  •  Brazil – Ângela Vasconcelos
  •  Paraguay – Miriam Brugada
  •  United States –Bobbi Johnson
  •  Venezuela –Mercedes Revenga

Special awards

AwardContestant
Miss Amity
  •  California – Jeanne Venables[8]
Miss Photogenic
  • Italy – Emanuela Stramana
Best National Costume
  •  Holland – Henny Deul

Pageant

Format

Fifteen semi-finalists were chosen at the preliminary competition that consists of the swimsuit and evening gown competition. Each of the fifteen semi-finalists gave a short speech during the final telecast using their native languages.[9] Afterwards, the fifteen semi-finalists paraded again in their swimsuits and evening gowns, and the ten finalists were eventually chosen. From the ten finalists, the runners-up and the new Miss Universe were then determined.[1]

Contestants

Sixty contestants competed for the title.

Country/TerritoryContestantAge[a]Hometown
ArgentinaMaría Ramírez[10]19Santa Fe
ArubaLidia Henriquez[11]25Oranjestad
AustraliaRia Lubyen[12]22Melbourne
AustriaGloria Mackh[13]22Vienna
BahamasCatherine Cartwright[14]18Nassau
BelgiumDanièle Defrère[15]20Brussels
BoliviaOlga del Carpio[16]19La Paz
BrazilÂngela Vasconcelos[17]19Paraná
British GuianaMary Holl[18]20Georgetown
CanadaMary Farrell[19]21St. John's
CeylonAnnette Kulatunga19Colombo
ChilePatricia Herrera18Viña del Mar
ColombiaAlba Ramírez[20]18Bogotá
Costa RicaDora Sola[21]21San José
CuraçaoIris de Windt[22]21Willemstad
DenmarkYvonne Mortensen19Copenhagen
Dominican RepublicClara Chapuseaux[23]16Comenador
EcuadorTanya Klein[24]18Guayaquil
EnglandBrenda Blackler[25]20Liverpool
FinlandSirpa Wallenius[26]21Helsinki
FranceEdith Noël[27]20Paris
GreeceCorinna Tsopei[28]20Athens
GrenadaChristine Hughes[14]18St. George's
HollandHenny Deul[29]18Amsterdam
Hong KongMary Bai23Hong Kong
IcelandThelma Ingvarsdóttir[30]18Reykjavík
IndiaMeher Castelino[31]18Bombay
IrelandMaurine Lecky19Dublin
IsraelRonit Rinat[32]18Haifa
ItalyEmanuela Stramana22Venice
JamaicaBeverley Rerrie[33]23Kingston
JapanChizuko Matsumoto19Fukuoka
LuxembourgMariette Stephano18Luxembourg City
MalaysiaAngela Filmer[34]19Klang
New ZealandLyndal Cruickshank[35]21Auckland
NigeriaEdna Park[36]19Lagos
NorwayJorunn Nystedt18Oslo
OkinawaToyoko Uehara20Okinawa
PanamaMaritza Montilla[37]19Penonomé
ParaguayMiriam Brugada[38]21Asunción
PeruMiluska Vondrak[39]20Loreto
PhilippinesMyrna Panlilio[40]22Manila
Puerto RicoYolanda Rodríguez[41]21Rio Piedras
Republic of ChinaLana Yu[42]20Taipei
Saint VincentStella Hadley[43]18Kingstown
ScotlandWendy Barrie[44]19Glasgow
South AfricaGail Robinson[45]20Johannesburg
South KoreaJung-hyun Shin21Seoul
SpainMaría José Ulla[46]19Madrid
SurinameCynthia Dijkstra[47]18Paramaribo
SwedenSiv Åberg[48]22Stockholm
SwitzerlandSandra Sulzer[49]–Lausanne
Trinidad and TobagoJulia Laurence[14]18Port of Spain
TunisiaClaudine Younes22Tunis
TurkeyInçi Duran18Istanbul
United StatesBobbi Johnson[50]19Washington D.C.
UruguayDelia Babiak–Montevideo
VenezuelaMercedes Revenga18Caracas
WalesMarilyn Samuel22Monmouthsire
West GermanyMarina Kettler[51]20Berlin

Notes

  1. ^Ages at the time of the pageant

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External links

Miss Universe 1964 national titleholders
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