2

Earl Franklin Lowe 64
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 61
Harry Chester Peterson 65
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 65

1

Lynn Thomas Lowe 28
Peggy LaNae Peterson (Lowe) 24

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Peggy Lynette Lowe 1
Sandra LaNae Lowe born

General

Population: 3.49 Billion

• Art: Marc Chagall, paints
• Entertainment: Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band
  Writers include Gore Vidal, Ira Levin (Rosemary's Baby), Thornton Wilder, William Golding, Tom Stoppard (Rosencranz and Guildenstern are Dead), Arthur Miller, Bertrand Russell
  Films include "Belle de Jour"(Bunuel) "Bonnie and Clyde" "The Chelsea Girls" (Warhol) "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" (K Hepburn and S Tracy), "The Taming of the Shrew"
• Medicine: Retin-A acne cream developed
• Science: First successful heart transplant
  Quasars discovered, Pulsar source detected
  Dr. Irving S Cooper develops cryosurgery to treat Parkinson
  Low temp irradiation of hydrogen iodine mixtures leads to reassessment of mechanism
  Sagan (Margulis) hypothesizes chloroplasts originated as cyanobacteria and mitochondria as bacteria endosymbiants
  Leakey finds Homo sapiens at 195,000 years old
• Technology: First cordless phones used
• Travel: Francis Chichester finishes solo voyage around world
• Deaths: Robert Oppenheimer, Robert J Van de Graaff, Rene Magritte, Jayne Mansfield, GW Pabst, Carl Sandburg, Langston Hughes, Margaret Kennedy, Vivien Leigh, Spencer Tracy, Nelson Eddy, Woody Guthrie,

Africa

Afars and Issas: Taken by French as Somaliland to 1977 (Later Djibouti)

Biafra: Declares self independent from Nigeria

Botswana: Independence

Burundi: Independence

Gambia: Independence

Kenya: Independence

Lesotho: Independence

Malawi: Independence

Nigeria: Biafran civil war brings famine to East Nigeria to 1970

Rwanda: Independence

Sierra Leone: Independence

South Africa: First successful heart transplant

Swaziland: Independence

Tanzania: Independence

Uganda: Kingdom of Toro reincorporated to 1993
Independence

Zambia: Independence

Americas

• Anguilla: Independent
• Bolivia: Military captures and kills Che Guevara
• Brazil: Free market econimic boom leads to violent opposition
  Tropical rains and cloudbursts inundate east
• Canada: National Library opens in Ottawa
  Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrive for centennial
  De Gaulle makes "Free Quebec" speech

Asia

• China: Cultural revolution prevints revisionism but causes disruption
  Detonation of hydrogen bomb
  Expo '67 in Montreal
• East Pakistan: Smallpox
• Hong Kong: Britain rejects Chinese ultimatum demanding pro-Communist Hong Kong newspapers – British chancery in Peking sacked and burned
  5000 persons riot in Hong Kong over Vietnam war
• India: Smallpox
  Earthquake
• North Vietnam: Peace talks fail
  Hanoi attacked by US bombers
  Soviet Union and Britian pledge to make peace
• Singapore: Mass panic with mean fearing "penis disappearance disease" - several die trying to prevent penises from retracting using hooks and strings
• West Java: Smallpox

Europe

• General: Mass anti-war protests
  EEC becomes EC (European Community)
• France: President de Gaulle vetoes UK entry to EEC
  In Paris three exhibitions – Picasso Ingres and the treasures of Tutankhamen
  Military launches its first nuclear submarine
  Death of Jacques Heim French couturier
• Great Britain: Attack on the Pound and run on "sterling"
  Harold Wilson reduces British cabinet from 23 to 21 members
  Singer Gerry Dorsey changes name to Engelbert Humperdinck
  Astronomers at Cambridge thought they detected space signals – pulsar
  Twiggy the British model takes fashion world
• Greece: King Constantine and family flee from Greece to Rome after failing to overthrow military government
• Iceland: Volcano
  First flower blooms on Surtsey – Icelandic volcanic island formed in 1963
• Italy: Podgorny makes visit to Italy meets Pope Paul VI
• Poland: Lucjan Staniak serial killer from Poland convicted of murders – may have killed 20
• Soviet Union: Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva arrives in US from SWI
  Russia launches Luna 13 toward moon
  Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir M Komarov killed during reentry of Soyuz I when chute fails
• Sweden: Sweden switches all roads from left to right on Sep 3 1967 at 5 pm
• Switzerland: Seven new mesons discovered at Cern
• West Germany: Foreign Minister Brandt visits US
  Ilse Koch the German "beast (witch) of Buchenwald" who collected tattoos found hanged in prison - suicide

Middle East

• General: Nasser and Hussein sign mutual defense pact
• Iran: Shah of Iran crowns self and wife Empress Farah at Teheran
• Israel: 6 Days War ends with israel holding Sinai Peninsula, Jerusalem, and territories four times its size
  Arab refugees begin returning to homes on West Bank
• Pakistan: Smallpox
• South Yemen: Renamed from Protectorate of South Arabia to 1970
• Syria: Israeli forces use tanks against Syria in worsening border conflict
  Israeli Mirage fighter planes shoot down six Syrian Air Force MIG-21s
• Turkey: Earthquake
  Pope Paul VI makes "peace pilgrimage" to Istanbul
• Yemen: Protectorate of South Arabia leaves British control and becomes People's Republic of Yemen

Pacific

• Australia: Fire

President:

Pres: Lindon B. Johnson

General

• Culture: "Summer of Love"
  Lynda Bird Johnson (daughter) marries
• Education: US Office of Education publishes on impersonal manipulation and opinion management
  Mention of God banned in Elementary schools
• Entertainment: Last Hollywood newsreal
  Public television (PBS) broadcasts
  Phil Donahue starts talk show
  "Family Affair" reaches top television
  Debut of Carol Burnett show
  Mel Brooks' "The Producers" released on film
  Start of Smothers Brothers show to 1969
  Popular songs: "Respect" "Light My Fire" "Purple Haze" "A Day in the Life" (Beatles),
• Finance: Fear gold supply insufficient - movement to stop outflow and revamp Bretton Woods
  Floating dollar suggested
• Law: 25th amendment (presidential succession) passed
  Senate confirms Thurgood Marshall as first member of the supreme court with African ancestry
• Medicine: Dow Chemical increases experimentation on prisoners with dioxin - allowed by US Army - blisters result
  CIA tests possibility of spiking drinking water of FDA
  Pregnant women injected with radioactive cortisol
• Military: CIA continues behavior modification drugs
• Science: Death of astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger B. Chaffee in training exercise aboard Apollo I
• Sports: Mickey Mantle hits 500th home run
  Peggy Fleming wins world figure skating championship
  Billie Jean King wins Women's tennis titles
  First SuperBowl held
  Mohammed Ali (Cassius Clay) refuses to be inducted into US armed forces and is indicted in Houston
• Deaths: Henry R Luce publisher of Time, Life, and Fortune magazines

East

• Massachusetts: Albert H de Salvo the "Boston Strangler" sentenced to life
• New Jersey: Race riots in Newark
  Black Power conference in Newark
• New York: Barbra Streisand sings in Central Park
  Anti-vietnam march led by Martin Luther King
  700,000 march in NY in support of US soldiers fighting in Vietnam
  Teenager and six friends in New York ride every inch of subway system in 227 minutes
• Washington DC: 50,000 demonstrate against Vietnam War at Lincoln Memorial

Midwest

• Illinois: F4 tornado hits Belvidere
  Lake Point Tower in Chicago becomes tallest apartment building
• Iowa: Four tornadoes hit
• Michigan: Race riots in Detroit
• Ohio: Race riots in Cleveland

South

• Tennessee: Anti-evolution law repealed
• Virginia: American Nazi Party leader GL Rockwell shot and killed in Arlington

West and Pacific

• California: Stanford U produces synthetic DNA
  San Francisco protests against Vietnam
  Researchers paralyze 64 inmates in California – some against their will
• Utah: Lost Creek Dam completed

President

Pres: David O. McKay

Membership: 2,614,340

Temples: 13

Other

• Mexican TV carries General Conference
• Regional Representatives announced
• Papyri of Book of Abraham turns up in Metro Museum of Art and is given to Church