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PRESIDENT JOHNSON NOTES
22,940 CORVETTES
BUILT IN 1967
 St Louis, MO (AP) - The President of the United States, Lyndon Johnson, proclaimed this day as "America's Sports Car Day" in honor of the 1967 Corvette.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey released the final production numbers and statistics on the 1967 Corvette.
Turn to Corvette Facts - Page 2
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CORVETTE CHANGES FOR 1967
- The L-88 muscled its way to LeMans
- Rally wheels became standard equipment
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THIS YEAR'S TOP HEADLINES
The World in Review
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- Six-Day War
ends when Israel's massive air assault
cripples Arab forces
- Thurgood Marshall
is first black
on Supreme Court
- Fire kills Apollo astronauts Grissom, White
& Chaffee
- Dr. Christiaan Barnard performs first
successful human heart transplant
- Racial violence in
Detroit
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COST OF LIVING IN AMERICA
- Automobile = $2,450
- Avg. Income = $7,500
- Gal. Gasoline = $.27
- New Home = $23,500
- Postal Stamp = $.05
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CLICK ON THE 1967 AD
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Top Movies -
In the Heat of
the Night, The Graduate, Bonnie
and Clyde, Cool Hand
Luke
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Television -
Best Variety:
Rowan and
Martin's Laugh-In
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Music -
Penny Lane, All You Need Is Love, Respect, Soul Man, Gentle On My
Mind
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1967 OWNER'S MANUAL
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World Series -
St. Louis d. Boston
(4-3)
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NBA Championship -
Philadelphia 76ers d.
SF
Warriors (4-2)
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Stanley Cup -
Toronto d. Montreal (4-2)
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Super Bowl -
Green Bay Packers d.
Kansas City
(35-10)
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- Upton Sinclair
- Spencer Tracy
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