"International Congress on Religion, Architecture and the Visual Arts". The Chicago Arts Club mounts an exhibition of tapestries. In 1967 The University of Texas Art Museum, Austin, organizes an exhibition of tapestries and photographs together with Japanese-American abstract expressionist painter Kenzo Okada's recent work. The Gypsies is published by Simon and Schuster. Margaret Mead reviews the book in the September issue of Redbook magazine. Yoors travels and conducts research for an unrealized documentary on the Gypsies beginning in Northern India. The Yoors family moves to 108 Waverly Place in Greenwich Village. 1968: Yoors' son Kore is born on 24 October. 1969: "Contemporary European Tapestries" from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Hurschler is organized at the Society of the Four Arts in Florida. 1971: Yoors travels to Spain to photograph for his book The Gypsies of Spain. Simon and Schuster publishes Crossing: A Journal of Survival and Resistance in World War II. 1974: Members of his extended Rom clan came for a three-month visit. The Gypsies of Spain is published. 1975: Paule Pia, Antwerp organizes an exhibition of photographs. Yoors returned to Belgium a final time for a retrospective in Ghent at Saint Peter's Abbey. 1976: Yoors's work is on view at the Sears Bank, Sears Tower, Chicago. Carlton Gallery, NY mounts an exhibition. 1977: Yoors dies of a heart attack after a long struggle with diabetes at the age of 55 on Thanksgiving Day. Exhibitions since Jan's death 1978: Galerij Steenhuyse in Ghent presents Yoors's tapestries. 1700 Broadway, NY mounts a memorial exhibition. 1979: The Clocktower Gallery, NY exhibits Yoors's tapestries. The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquires the tapestry "Inevitable Interaction (1977)." 1980; The National Academy of Sciences, Washington D.C. mounts an exhibition. 1983: The documentary Weaving Two Worlds, features Annebert and Marianne continuing to weave Yoors's designs. The Bryan Center at Duke University mounts a solo exhibition. 1986: Yoors's Rom photographs from the Balkans are on view at the Museum of Natural History, NY. The Gallery at Hastings-on-Hudson also exhibits Yoors's work. 1988; "Studio Survey" at Westpac Gallery in Victoria, Australia features tapestries from studio-based workshops around the world. 1989: The Idaho State Historical Museum in Boise, ID shows Yoors's tapestries. 1996: The State Academy of Art and Design, St Petersburg, Russia mounts an exhibition. 1998: Lizan Tops gallery in East Hampton, organizes an exhibition. 2000: Icon 20 gallery, NY organizes an exhibition. 2001:Cleveland State University, Ohio