Results

1  UNITED KINGDOM  Helen Elizabeth Morgan (1st RU Universe-Wales '74) [NOTE resigned Nov. 26]

2  SOUTH AFRICA  Anneline Kriel [took over the title)

3  ISRAEL  Lea Klain

4  AUSTRALIA  Gail Margaret Petith

5  USA  Terry Ann Browning

Top 7

6  SWEDEN  Jill Lindqvist

7  JAPAN  Chikako Shima

Top 15

AFRICA SOUTH  Evelyn Peggy Williams

BARBADOS  Linda Yvonne Field

BRAZIL  Mariza Sommer

IRELAND  Julie Ann Farnham (SF Universe '75)

JAMAICA  Andrea Lyon

NEW ZEALAND  Sue Nicholson

NORWAY  Torill Mariann Larsen (1st RU Scandinavia '75, 4rh RU unofficial Europe-ICELAND '76)

SPAIN  Natividad Rodríguez Fuentes

Awards

Miss Personality  HONG KONG

Miss Photogenic  YUGOSLAVIA

Remainder

ARGENTINA  Sara Barberi

ARUBA  Esther Angeli Luisa Marugg

AUSTRIA  Eveline Maria Engleder (Universe '74)

BAHAMAS  Monique Betty Cooper

BELGIUM  Anne-Marie Sophie Sikorski (Europe '74, Universe '74)

BERMUDA  Joyce Ann De Rosa (Universe '74)

BOTSWANA  Rosemary Moleti

CANADA  Sandra Margaret Emily Campbell (International '74, Universe '75)

COLOMBIA  Luz Maria Osorio Fernández (winner Coffee '74)

COSTA RICA  Rose Marie Leprade Coto  

DENMARK  Jane Moller

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  Giselle María Scanlon Grullón

ECUADOR  Silvia Aurora Jurado Estrada

FINLAND  Merja Talvikki Ekman (Scandinavia '75)

FRANCE  Edna Tepava (International-Tahiti '73, Europe '74)

GERMANY  Sabrina Erlmeier

GIBRALTAR  Patricia Orfila

GREECE  Evgenia "Nia" Dafni

GUAM  Rosemary Laguna Pablo

GUERNSEY  Gina Elizabeth Ann Atkinson

HOLLAND  Gerarda "Gemma" Sophia Balm (3rd RU Europe '74)

HONDURAS  Leslie Suez Ramírez

HONG KONG  Judy Denise Anita Dirkin

INDIA  Kiran Dholakia

ITALY  Zaira Zoccheddu

JERSEY  Christine Marjorie Sangan

KOREA  Kyoung-sook Shim 

LEBANON  Gisèle Hachem

MADAGASCAR  Raobelina Harisoa

MALAYSIA  Shirley Tan

MALTA  Mary Louis Elull (International '75)

MEXICO  Guadalupe del Carmen Elorriaga Valdéz (Universe '74)

NICARAGUA  Francis "Fanny" Duarte de León Tapia (Universe '74)

PHILIPPINES  Agnes Benisano Rustia

PUERTO RICO  Loyda Eunice Valle Blas Machado (Coffee '74)

SINGAPORE  Valerie Oh Choon Lian (International '74)

SRI LANKA  Vinodini Roshanara Jayskera

SWITZERLAND  Astrid Maria Angst (International '74)

THAILAND  Orn-Jir Chaisatra

VENEZUELA  Alicia Rivas Serrano

YUGOSLAVIA  Jadranka Banjac

ZAMBIA  Christine Munkombwe

NO SHOWS:

TUNISIA  Zohra Kehlifi

ICELAND  Valgerdur Hjartarsdóttir

LIBERIA  Maria Yatta Johnson

MAURITIUS  Nirmala Sohun

PARAGUAY  Elizabeth Brandshab

PORTUGAL   Alice Vieira

TURKEY  Hale Soygazi

CYPRUS  Christiana Agathaggelou

REPLACED

MEXICO  Rebeca Pico Zazueta 

DEBUTS:  Barbados, Guernsey, Jersey, Zambia

WITHDRAWALS:  Cyprus, Iceland, Luxembourg, Mauritius, Peru, Portugal, Seychelles, Turkey

RETURNS: Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Germany, India, Madagascar, Nicaragua, Tunisia

JUDGES:

1- British statesman John Spencer-Churchill, 10th Duke of Marlborough.

2- The High Commissioner of Malta in the United Kingdom, August Scerri.

3- The British lightweight boxer, John Conteh.

4- British TV actress Alexandra Bastedo.

5- Eric Morley, President of Mecca and Chairman of the Judges.

6- Shirley Bassey, Welsh singer.

7- David Hemery, British athlete who won a gold medal in the 1968 Olympics.

8- The English actress and singer Anita Harris.

9- The British TV actor, Patrick Mower.