Miss Universe 1964
Corinna Tsopei, Miss Universe 1964
Date	1 August 1964
Presenters	John Daly Arlene Francis Jack Linkletter
Venue	Miami Beach Convention Hall, Miami Beach, Florida, United States
Broadcaster	CBS
Entrants	60
Placements	15
Debuts	Aruba Grenada Nigeria St. Vincent
Withdrawals	Cuba Morocco Nicaragua
Returns	Australia Chile England Hong Kong India Malaysia Panama Republic of China Tunisia
Winner	Corinna Tsopei Greece
Congeniality	Jeanne Venables (California)
Best National Costume	Henny Deul (Holland)
Photogenic	Emanuela Stramana (Italy)
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Miss Universe 1964 was the 13th Miss Universe pageant, held on 1 August 1964 at the Miami Beach Convention Hall in Miami Beach, Florida, United States. Corinna Tsopei of Greece was crowned by Iêda Maria Vargas of Brazil making her the first and so far only Miss Universe from Greece.

Sixty contestants competed for the title.

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age[a]	Hometown
Argentina	María Amalia Ramírez	19	Santa Fe
Aruba	Lidia Lidwina Henriquez	–	Oranjestad
Australia	Ria Lubyen	22	Melbourne
Austria	Gloria Mackh	22	Vienna
Bahamas	Catherine Cartwright	18	Nassau
Belgium	Danièle Defrere	20	Brussels
Bolivia	Olga Mónica del Carpio	19	La Paz
Brazil	Ângela Vasconcelos	19	Paraná
British Guiana	Mary Rande Holl	–	Georgetown
Canada	Mary Lou Farrell	21	St. John's
Ceylon	Annette Dona Kulatunga	19	Colombo
Chile	Patricia Herrera	18	Viña del Mar
Colombia	Alba Ramírez	18	Bogotá
Costa Rica	Dora Marcela Sola	21	San José
Curaçao	Iris de Windt	21	Willemstad
Denmark	Yvonne Mortensen	19	Copenhagen
Dominican Republic	Clara Chapuseaux	–	Comenador
Ecuador	Tanya Klein	18	Guayaquil
England	Brenda Blackler	20	Liverpool
Finland	Sirpa Wallenius	21	Helsinki
France	Edith Noël	20	Paris
West Germany	Marina Kettler	20	Berlin
Greece	Corinna Tsopei	20	Athens
Grenada	Christine Hughes	–	St. George's
Holland	Henny Deul	18	Amsterdam
Hong Kong	Mary Bai	23	Hong Kong
Iceland	Thelma Ingvarsdóttir	18	Reykjavík
India	Meher Castelino	18	Bombay
Ireland	Maurine Lecky	19	Dublin
Israel	Ronit Rinat	18	Haifa
Italy	Emanuela Stramana	22	Venice
Jamaica	Beverly Rerrie	–	Kingston
Japan	Chizuko Matsumoto[2]	19	Fukuoka
Luxembourg	Mariette Sophie	–	Luxembourg City
Malaysia	Angela Filmer	19	Klang
New Zealand	Lyndal Ursula Cruickshank	21	Auckland
Nigeria	Edna Park	19	Lagos
Norway	Jorunn Barun	18	Oslo
Okinawa	Toyoko Uehara	20	Okinawa
Panama	Maritza Montilla	–	Coclé
Paraguay	Miriam Riart Brugada	21	Asunción
Peru	Miluska Vondrak	20	Loreto
Philippines	Myrna Panlilio	22	Manila
Puerto Rico	Yolanda Rodríguez	21	Rio Piedras
Republic of China	Lana Yu Yi	20	Taipei
Saint Vincent	Stella Hadley	18	Kingstown
Scotland	Wendy Barrie	19	Glasgow
South Africa	Gail Robinson	20	Johannesburg
South Korea	Shin Jung-hyun	21	Seoul
Spain	Maria José Ulloa Madronero	19	Madrid
Suriname	Cynthia Ingrid Dijkstra	18	Paramaribo
Sweden	Sivi Aaberg	22	Stockholm
Switzerland	Sandra Sulser	–	Lausanne
Trinidad	Julia Merlene Laurence	–	Port of Spain
Tunisia	Claudine Younes	22	Tunis
Turkey	Inçi Duran	18	Istanbul
United States	Bobbi Johnson[3]	19	Washington D.C.
Uruguay	Delia Babiak	–	Montevideo
Venezuela	Mercedes Revenga	18	Caracas
Wales	Marilyn Joy Samuel	22	Monmouthsire

•  Aruba
•  Grenada
•  Nigeria
•  Saint Vincent

•  Malaya began competing as Malaysia.

•  Scotland - Doreen Swan was replaced by Wendy Barrie. After running away to marry one of the judges. At this point Doreen was underaged so she and (judge) James Alexander Do Watt Nicoll travelled across America followed by the FBI as they believed she had been kidnapped. Then moved across state lines where it was legal to marry at her age and stayed married for many years.

•  Cuba
•  Morocco
•  Nicaragua - Sandra Correa

•  Singapore - Vera Wee (Singapore was a part of Malaysia until separated in October 1965.)

•  California - Miss Amity (Jeanne Venables)
•  Italy - Miss Photogenic (Emanuela Stramana)
•  Holland - Best National Costume (Henny Deul)

• West, Donald (ed.). "Miss Universe 1964". pageantopolis.com. Archived from the original on February 7, 2012. Retrieved November 26, 2018.

• Miss Universe official website