December 3, 1967, was a Sunday. It was 57 years and 19 days ago. The zodiac star sign for this date is Sagittarius.
Songs that were on top of the charts in the USA and the United Kingdom on December 3, 1967:
These were the top five songs on the Billboard Hot 100 chart:
The movie "Gone with the Wind (reissue)" was at the top of the box office on December 3, 1967.
This date occurred 20,839 days ago. Approximately 695 months have passed. It was the 337th day of 1967, in week 48. The decade was the swinging sixties. There were only 28 days left in the year. People who were born on December 3, 1967, are now 57 years old and belong to the Generation X generation. The Earth has experienced 232 seasons of weather since then.
Let's take a stroll down memory lane.
The date is December 3, 1967, and it's a Sunday. Anyone born today will have the star sign Sagittarius. People are currently enjoying their weekend. However, because it's a Sunday, some are dreading the week ahead.
The Christmas season of 1967 has begun. In America, the song "Daydream Believer" by The Monkees is at the top of the singles charts, while "Let The Heartaches Begin" by Long John Baldry is the number-one song in the UK. Lyndon Baines Johnson is the President of the United States, and the movie Gone with the Wind (reissue) is at the top of the box office.
Harold Wilson is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. On television, people are watching popular shows such as "The Ed Sullivan Show", "What's My Line?", "Steptoe and Son", and "Gilligan's Island". In fashion, a new "hippie subculture" has emerged, bringing with it laid-back Bohemian styles. Frayed bell-bottom jeans, Jesus sandals, crushed velvet suits, and bright tie-dye t-shirts are all popular items of clothing at the moment.
It's 1967, so radio stations are playing hit songs from artists such as Procol Harum, The Monkees, The Beatles, The Doors, Lulu and The Association. If you were to travel back to this day, notable figures such as Otis Redding, Martin Luther King, Helen Keller, and Robert F. Kennedy would all still be alive. Children and teenagers are watching television shows such as "Thunderbirds", "Milton the Monster", "Birdman and the Galaxy Trio", and "Spider-Man".
Children are playing with toys such as Etch A Sketch, Suzy Homemaker, Best of the West (action figures), and Battleship (game).
These are news stories, trending topics, and fads that were popular on December 3, 1967.
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News stories, pop culture trends, and other events that happened around December 3, 1967.
Photographs of 1960s fashion and hairstyles.
Television shows that people were watching in December 1967:
1968 saw the introduction of cars such as the AMC Rebel, the Chevrolet Camaro, the Ford Thunderbird (fifth generation), the Pontiac Firebird, the Citroën Dyane, and the Toyota HiAce.
Children and teenagers were watching the following cartoons and TV series:
Children were playing with the following toys and games:
If you were born on this date, then it is unlikely that you will remember anything from the year 1967.
This is because humans find it difficult to retrieve memories of their early childhood.
If you are looking for some childhood nostalgia, then you should check out December 3, 1973, instead.
Celebrities, historical figures, and other notable people who were born on December 3.
Lyndon Baines Johnson was the President of the United States on December 3, 1967.
Harold Wilson was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Jack Lynch was the Taoiseach of Ireland.
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