Jeanne Beck, Miss France 1967

Dec. 00, 1967 - Country girl defeats city chicks. Meet Miss France, 1967 - Farmhand Jeanne Beck from Normandy: Girls who feel they qualify for the title of Beauty Queen need no longer fear that unless they do a glamorous job and live in with it cities they stand no chance. Recently there has been a new trend in choosing the beauties who will represent their countries as Queens in that exhausting struggle to become Miss World. Proof that a girl can come from the most unexpected background and become top beauty was the recent choice of the ravishing medical student from India Reita Faria, as Miss World. And now in France a beautiful country girl Jeanne Beck (19) defeated all those sophisticated city chicks and became MIss France. Jeanne is a farmer's daughter from Normandy. She is her father's right hand and does a day's hard work driving the tractor, feeding the poultry and looking after 30 cows. All this hard work in the open air in all weathers has if anything enhanced her golden beauty. Jeanne is a blonde 5ft, 8 1/2 in tall, vital statistics 36-25-37. Miss France 1967, Jeanne Beck, the 19 year old blonde beauty mucks out the stables on her father's farm at St. Peirre Du Mont, Normandy

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