Deaths in July 1985
The following is a list of notable deaths in July 1985.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
July 1985
1
- Pedro Aleandro, 74, Argentine actor.
- Adolf Andersson, 97, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1908).
- Maxwell Frederic Coplan, 73, American photographer.
- Lonnie Hillyer, 45, American jazz trumpeter, cancer.[1]
- Ian Hull, 69, Australian footballer.
- Bogusław Leśnodorski, 71, Polish historian.
- Clarence H. Lobo, 72, American Acjachemen tribal spokesman.[2]
- Desmond McMullen, 67, British flying ace.
- Mertz Mortorelli, 64, American football coach.
- Pauli Murray, 74, American priest and civil rights activist, pancreatic cancer.[3]
- Wallace Sterling, 78, American academic administrator.[4]
- Marcel Thibaud, 88, French politician.
- Thomas Patrick Thornton, 87, American jurist.
- Jean Van Den Bosch, 86, Belgian Olympic racing cyclist (1924).
2
- Ruth M. Briggs, 74, American soldier and politician.[5]
- Guy Bush, 83, American baseball player.[6]
- Edward Evarts, 59, American neuroscientist, heart attack.[7]
- Luang Pu Waen Suciṇṇo, 98, Thai Buddhist monk.
- James Minter, 67, Australian cricketer.
- Hector Nicol, 64, Scottish comedian, singer, and actor.
- David Purley, 40, British racing driver, plane crash.
- Red Watkins, 80, American football and baseball coach.
- D. Ray White, 58, American mountain dancer, shot.
- Eric Wilson, 84, American Olympic track and field athlete (1924).
3
- Erik Ågren, 69, Swedish Olympic boxer (1936).
- Bob Baker, 68, Australian politician.
- Charles Herbert Colvin, 92, American aeronautical engineer.[8]
- Irvin Ehrenpreis, 65, American literary scholar, fall.[9]
- Frank Engledow, 94, British botanist.
- Rodolfo Ghioldi, 94, Argentine politician.
- Ferdinand Haberl, 79, German composer and theologian.
- Herbert Hirschman, 71, American television producer.
- Patricia Hornsby-Smith, Baroness Hornsby-Smith, 71, British politician, MP (1950–1966, 1970–1974) and member of the House of Lords (since 1974).
- Nelson Leigh, 80, American actor.
- Nils Meinander, 74, Finnish politician.
- Rutherford George Montgomery, 91, American children's author.
- Friedrich Ruge, 90, German naval admiral.
- Frank J. Selke, 92, Canadian ice hockey executive.[10]
- Roger Seydoux, 77, French diplomat.
- Mary Steel Stevenson, 88, Scottish-born Australian politician.
- Wilhelmina Magdalene Stuart, 89, New Zealand telegraphist.
- Cooney Weiland, 80, Canadian ice hockey player.
4
- Haakon Chevalier, 83, American writer and translator.[11]
- Cecil Cook, 87, Australian physician.
- Jan de Quay, 83, Dutch politician, prime minister (1959–1963).[12]
- Moussa Diakité, 57-58, Guinean politician, executed.
- Henry Ellenbogen, 85, Austrian-born American politician and jurist, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1933–1938).[13]
- Edward V. Gant, 66-67, American academic administrator.
- Joseph P. Monaghan, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1933–1937).
- George Oldfield, 61, English police detective, heart failure.[14]
- Mamba Sano, 81-82, Guinean politician.
- Lotte Strauss, 72, German-American pathologist.
- Willem Visser 't Hooft, 84, Dutch theologian, emphysema.[15]
- Frank Walsh, 79, American baseball umpire.
- Chris Woods, 59, American jazz saxophonist.[16]
5
- Ethel H. Bailey, 88, American engineer.[17]
- Margery C. Carlson, 92, American botanist.
- Barry Crane, 57, American television producer and bridge player, bludgeoned.[18]
- Charles J. Ducey, 79, American Knights of Columbus fraternity leader.
- Edgar Dunbar, 83, Australian footballer.
- Bladen Hawke, 9th Baron Hawke, 83, British politician and hereditary peer.
- Ken Kuronuma, 83, Japanese novelist.
- Bill Luckett, 81, English footballer.
- Raoul Palmer, 80, French gynecologist.
- Jack Robertson, 79, South African cricketer.
- Paulino Uzcudun, 86, Spanish boxer.[19]
- Mario Vušković, 31, Yugoslav Croatian footballer, traffic collision.
6
- C. Douglas Cairns, 71, American politician.[20]
- Frederick Kaufman, 65, Austrian-American chemist, respiratory disease.[21]
- John Schneider Jr., 66, American politician.
- Cecil Herbert Sharpley, 76, English-born Australian politician and trade unionist.
- Marion Webster, 64, Canadian-American biochemist.
- Nikolai Yegipko, 81, Soviet naval admiral.
7
- Irma Andersson-Kottö, 90, Swedish botanist.
- Charles R. Clason, 94, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1937–1949).[22]
- György Harag, 60, Romanian actor and director.
- Sharafat Hussain Khan, 55, Indian singer, lung cancer.
- Shōzō Sakurai, 96, Japanese general.
- John Scarne, 82, American magician and author.[23]
- Ewen Solon, 67, New Zealand-British actor.
- Fernando Tropea, 80, Italian film editor.
- Ljubov Nikolaevna Vassiljeva, 84, Soviet botanist.
- Laron Williams, 36, American convicted serial killer, beaten.
- Volodymyr Yurkevych, 72, Soviet Ukrainian bandurist.
8
- Wim Addicks, 88, Dutch footballer.
- Rebekah Colberg, 66, Puerto Rican athlete.
- Gardner Cowles Jr., 82, American newspaper magnate.[24]
- Phil Foster, 72, American actor (Laverne & Shirley), heart attack.[25]
- Frank Hampson, 66, British cartoonist, stroke.
- Simon Kuznets, 84, Russian-American economist, Nobel Prize recipient (1971).[26]
- Jean-Paul Le Chanois, 75, French filmmaker.
- Niall Molloy, 52, Irish Roman Catholic priest, murdered.
- Solomon Pekar, 68, Soviet Ukrainian theoretical physicist.
- Victor Rendina, 68, American actor.
- Ursula Batchelder Stone, 85, American business researcher.[27]
- Guinean politicians executed on this date:
- Mamadi Keïta, 51-52.
- Ismaël Touré, 59.
- Diarra Traoré, 49-50, prime minister (1984).
9
- Trygve Braarud, 81, Norwegian botanist.
- Rafael Campos, 49, American actor, stomach cancer.[28]
- Charlotte, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, 89, Luxembourgish monarch, grand duchess (1919–1964).[29]
- Milo Cipra, 78, Yugoslav Croatian composer.
- David R. Goddard, 77, American plant physiologist.
- Pierre-Paul Grassé, 89, French zoologist.
- Luiz Henrique Rosa, 46, Brazilian musician, traffic collision.
- Kuuno Honkonen, 63, Finnish politician and Olympic high jumper (1948).
- Arne Odd Johnsen, 75, Norwegian historian.
- Jimmy Kinnon, 74, Scottish-born American support group founder (Narcotics Anonymous), lung cancer.[30]
- James Rupert Lawson, 67, American Black nationalist activist, complications from a stroke.[31]
- Kārlis Lobe, 90, Latvian soldier.
- Margaret Molesworth, 90, Australian tennis player.
- Wout Steenhuis, 62, Dutch musician.
10
- Keith Fleming, 75, Australian footballer.
- Ahsan Habib, 68, Bangladeshi poet.
- Kai Holm, 89, Danish actor.
- John Kavanagh, 72, New Zealand Roman Catholic prelate.
- Nat G. Kiefer, 46, American politician, member of the Louisiana State Senate (since 1970), liver disease.[32]
- Bill Morgan, 75, American football player.
- Hilgard Muller, 71, South African politician and diplomat.
- Arthur J. Ornitz, 68, American cinematographer.[33]
- Fernando Pereira, 35, Portuguese-Dutch photographer, drowned.
- Zenon Stefaniuk, 55, Polish boxer.
11
- John Boulicault, 79, American Olympic racing cyclist (1924).
- Chu Chia-Jen, 84-85, Chinese aviation engineer.
- George Duvivier, 64, American jazz bassist, cancer.[34]
- Roberto Genta, 78, Argentine Olympic sprinter (1932).
- Taneli Kekkonen, 56, Finnish diplomat, suicide by hanging.
- Galina Kopernak, 83, Russian-American actress.
- Timoteus Pokora, 57, Czechoslovak Sinologist.
- Gil Robinson, 75, American football player.
- Georges Verriest, 75, French footballer.
12
- Sir Robertson Crichton, 72, British jurist.
- Thomas Galbraith, 1st Baron Strathclyde, 94, Scottish politician and hereditary peer, MP (1940–1955) and member of the House of Lords (since 1955).
- Gene McEver, 76, American football player and coach.
- Grady Louis McMurtry, 66, American magician and occultist.
- Arnold Miller, 62, American miner and labor activist.[35]
- Kevin O'Neill, 77, Australian footballer.
- Clemens Pasch, 74, German artist.
- Lettice Ramsey, 86, British photographer.
- Max Rippon, 64, Australian footballer.
- H. J. Ryser, 61, American mathematician.
- Tokkie Smith, 50-51, South African-Hong Kong football executive, traffic collision.
- Serm Vinicchayakul, 78, Thai economist and politician.
13
- Joe Aguirre, 66, American football player.
- Charles K. Bliss, 87, Austrian-Australian semiotician.
- Claudio Cassinelli, 46, Italian actor, helicopter crash.[36]
- Stokeley Fulton, 55, American college sports coach, cancer.[37]
- Sir Derrick Gunston, 94, British politician, MP (1924–1945).
- Matthias Hoogen, 81, German politician, member of the Bundestag (1949–1964).
- Dorothy Houston Jacobson, 77, American political scientist.[38]
- Hermann Lehmann, 75, German-born British physician and biochemist.
- Allan Quartermain, 71, Australian footballer.
14
- Larry Drake, 64, American baseball player.
- Debaprasad Ghosh, 91, Indian politician and mathematician.
- Blake Huffman, 83, Canadian politician, MP (1949–1958).
- Lily May Ledford, 68, American folk musician.[39]
- Dikki Madhava Rao, 66, Indian actor.
- Theo Schoon, 69, Dutch-born New Zealand photographer and artist.
- Lluís Solé, 77, Spanish geographer.
- Henk van Tilburg, 86, Dutch footballer.
- William White, 64, American film producer and actor.
15
- Frank S. Besson Jr., 75, American general, cancer.[40]
- Diego Giacometti, 82, Swiss-French artist.
- Pearl Kibre, 84, American historian.[41]
- Jean-Louis Marnat, 49, French racing driver, traffic collision.
- Federico Norcia, 81, Italian chess player.
- M. Blaine Peterson, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1961–1963).
- Earl D Thomas, 87, American civic leader.
16
- Walter Aveyard, 67, English footballer.
- Heinrich Böll, 67, German novelist, Nobel Prize recipient (1972).[42]
- Clive Braybrook, 83, Australian cricketer.
- Elie Grekoff, 70, Russian-born French artist.
- Ursula Kathleen Hicks, 88, Irish-born British economist.
- Wayne King, 84, American songwriter and bandleader.[43]
- Robert Siohan, 91, French composer.
- Kurt von Fritz, 84, German philologist.
- Elsie Wagstaff, 86, English actress.
- George H. Wilson, 79, American politician and jurist, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1949–1951).
17
- Leslie C. Arends, 89, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1935–1974), heart attack.[44]
- Donald Davidson, 80, South African cricketer.
- Philippe de Chérisey, 62, French writer and humorist.
- Hugh Dunbar, 82, Australian footballer.
- Susanne Langer, 89, American philosopher.[45]
- Margo, 68, Mexican actress, brain cancer.[46]
- Arnold Mitchell, 67, American social scientist.
- Edith Rogers, 90, Canadian politician.
- Wynn Stewart, 51, American country singer, heart attack.
- Subho Tagore, 73, Indian painter, poet, and magazine editor.
- Abdul Hady Talukdar, 79-80, Bangladeshi academic administrator.
18
- Shahnawaz Bhutto, 26, Pakistani political activist.[47]
- Louisa Ghijs, 83, Belgian actress.
- Bob Hoffman, 86, American sports promoter.[48]
- Princess Isabel Alfonsa of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, 80, Spanish royal.
- Robert Raglan, 76, British actor (Dad's Army).
- Vicente Saldivar, 42, Mexican professional wrestler, cancer.
- Henry C. Segal, 84, American journalist.
- Tommy L. Smith, 71, Australian footballer.
- David Theander, 93, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1912).
- José María Vélaz, 74, Chilean-born Venezuelan Jesuit priest.
19
- Zygmunt Adamczyk, 62, Polish footballer.
- Mathew Anden, 42, German-born American actor, stomach cancer.
- Rolland Busch, 64, Australian theologian.
- John Canaday, 78, American art historian and critic, pancreatic cancer.[49]
- Kher Jagatsingh, 53, Mauritian politician.
- Ted Johnson, 61, New Zealand Olympic rower (1952).
- Richard C. Meyer, 65, German-American film editor.
- Henry Mollison, 80, British actor.
- Ewen Montagu, 84, British jurist and naval intelligence officer (Operation Mincemeat).[50]
- Leonida Repaci, 87, Italian writer.
- Sjumandjaja, 51, Indonesian filmmaker and actor.
- Janusz Zajdel, 46, Polish science fiction author, lung cancer.
20
- Leo Alexander, 79, Austrian-American neurologist and medical advisor, cancer.[51]
- Fritz Bultman, 66, American artist.[52]
- Bruno de Finetti, 79, Italian statistician.
- Estelle Evans, 78, American actress (To Kill a Mockingbird, The Learning Tree).
- Peter Glob, 74, Danish archaeologist.
- Egon Johnsson, 58, Swedish footballer.
- Maki Skosana, 24, South African factory worker, burned.
- Athos Valsecchi, 65, Italian politician.
- John J. Wicker Jr., 91, American politician, member of the Virginia Senate (1932–1936).
21
- Alvah Bessie, 81, American screenwriter, member of the "Hollywood Ten", heart attack.[53]
- Pat Fletcher, 69, Canadian golfer.
- Jack Gaughan, 54, American illustrator.
- Victor Hammer, 83, American businessman.
- Arthur Klæbo, 76, Norwegian journalist.
- Charles L. Kuhn, 83, American art historian and museum curator.
- Zoran Radmilović, 52, Yugoslav actor.
- Keith Simpson, 78, English forensic pathologist.
- Ulla-Britt Söderlund, 41, Swedish costume designer, cancer.
- Johnny Tomaini, 83, American football player.
- Vicki Vola, 68, American actress.
- Aristid von Grosse, 80, German-American nuclear chemist.
- Dorian Williams, 71, British equestrian, pancreatic cancer.
- Lawrence Woolner, 73, American film producer.
22
- Mahua Roy Choudhury, 26, Indian actress, injuries sustained in a fire.
- Ramadevi Choudhury, 85, Indian social reformist and independence activist.
- J. Edward Hutchinson, 70, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1963–1977).[54]
- Matti Järvinen, 76, Finnish Olympic javelin thrower (1932).
- Trevor Jones, 67, Australian footballer.
- Liminha, 55, Brazilian footballer, pneumonia.
- William L. Pfeiffer, 78, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1949–1951).
- Paul Pleiger, 85, German economist and businessman.
- Sir Peter Roberts, 3rd Baronet, 73, British politician, MP (1945–1966).
- Jaap Spaanderman, 88, Dutch pianist and cellist.
- Tauno Suoniemi, 57, Finnish Olympic weightlifter (1952).
- Julian Stanley Wise, 85, American volunteer rescuer.
23
- Lloyd R. Baumgart, 77, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1957–1964).
- Fred Birrell, 71, Australian politician, MP (1963–1974).
- Roy Emery Dunn, 99, American politician.
- Alphonse Feyder, 69, Luxembourgish footballer.
- Kay Kyser, 80, American bandleader.[55]
- Mickey Shaughnessy, 64, American actor and comedian, heart failure.[56]
- Rose Smith, 94, British union organizer.
- Stan Turner, 71, English-born Canadian RAF officer.
- Tom Waldman, 63, American screenwriter.
- Johnny Wardle, 62, English cricketer.
24
- José Bódalo, 69, Spanish actor.
- Hubert John Collar, 85, Hong Kong businessman.
- Aftab Uddin Chowdhury, 73, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1979–1984).
- Les Gaunt, 67, English footballer.
- William Hall, 2nd Viscount Hall, 72, Welsh businessman and hereditary peer.
- Philip Kelly, 83, Canadian politician.
- Ted Kleinhans, 86, American baseball player.
- Alice D. G. Miller, 91, American screenwriter.
- Ezechiele Ramin, 32, Italian missionary, shot.
- László Salgó, 75, Hungarian politician and rabbi.
- Ganesh Lal Shrestha, 73-74, Nepalese musician and poet.
- Peter Tamony, 82, American etymologist.
- Frances Winwar, 85, Italian-born American writer.
- Donald O. Wright, 92, American politician, lieutenant governor of Minnesota (1954–1955).
25
- Bhudo Advani, 79, Indian actor.
- Silvio Alverà, 63, Italian Olympic alpine skier (1948, 1952).
- Božo Broketa, 62, Yugoslav footballer.
- Hamlet Gonashvili, 57, Soviet Georgian singer.
- Hoover, c. 14, American harbor seal known to mimic human speech.[57]
- Walter Hussey, 76, English Anglican priest and art patron.
- Stephen Knight, 33, British author.
- Curly Linton, 89, Australian footballer.
- Aleksey Malchevskiy, 69, Soviet ornithologist.
- Piano Red, 73, American blues musician.[58]
- Karel Shook, 64, American ballet dancer and choreographer.[59]
26
- Grace Albee, 94, American wood engraver.
- K. J. Callahan, 88, American jurist and politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1931–1935).
- J. D. Grey, 78, American pastor.
- Marcus Hines, 65, Australian footballer.
- Harold Lang, 64, American dancer and actor, pancreatic cancer.[60]
- Ann May, 86, American actress.
- Roger Monclin, 82, French militant pacifist and writer.
- Fredy Perlman, 50, Czechoslovak-born American author, complications from heart surgery.
- Walter Richter, 80, German actor.
- Sir Oliver Simmonds, 87, British politician, MP (1931–1945).
- Jindřich Uher, 74, Czechoslovak politician.
- Camiel Van de Velde, 82, Belgian Olympic runner (1924).
27
- Shigeru Amachi, 54, Japanese actor.
- Michel Audiard, 65, French film director.
- John L. Ayers, 83, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1957–1966).
- Elizabeth Cleaver, 46, Canadian children's author.
- Joe Crozier, 70, Scottish footballer.
- Antun Fischer, 74, Yugoslav Serbian Olympic wrestler (1936).
- Frederick Stanley Gordon, 87, New Zealand flying ace.
- Henry Hay, 75, American journalist and translator.
- Adelheid Kofler, 96, Austrian inventor and mineralogist.
- Jules Patient, 80, French Guianese politician.
- Louise Roy, 61, Canadian singer.
- Smoky Joe Wood, 95, American baseball player.[61]
- Carl Yowell, 82, American baseball player.
28
- Israel Breslow, 79, Russian-born American union manager.
- Masoud Monfared Niyaki, 55, Iranian general.
- Tommy Priestley, 74, Northern Irish footballer.
- Anna Klindt Sørensen, 85, Danish painter.
- Grant Williams, 53, American actor (The Incredible Shrinking Man, Hawaiian Eye), sepsis.[62]
- Zhou Chunquan, 79, Chinese general.
29
- Martha-Bryan Allen, 82, American actress.
- Petar Čule, 87, Yugoslav Bosnian Roman Catholic prelate.
- Izaak Huru Doko, 71, Indonesian politician.
- Eric Glass, 75, Australian footballer.
- Vlastimil Hála, 61, Czechoslovak jazz trumpeter.
- Paul Mondoloni, 68, French mobster, shot.
- James Nolan, 69, American actor, cancer.[63]
- Petr Sepeši, 25, Czechoslovak singer, traffic collision.
- Judah Waten, 74, Russian-born Australian novelist.
30
- Cvetka Ahlin, 57, Slovenian singer.
- Frederick Arthur Dewhurst, 74, Canadian politician.
- Carol Eckman, 47, American basketball coach.
- Ibrahim Geagea, 61, Lebanese Olympic alpine skier (1952, 1956, 1960).
- Iosif Gikhman, 67, Soviet mathematician.
- Peter Knight, 68, English composer.
- André Obrecht, 85, French executioner.[64]
- Julia Robinson, 65, American mathematician, leukemia.[65]
- Robert Sénéchal, 93, French racing driver and car manufacturer.
- Myrl Shoemaker, 72, American politician, lieutenant governor of Ohio (since 1983), member of the Ohio House of Representatives (1967–1982), cancer.[66]
31
- Ruth Morris Bakwin, 87, American pediatrician.
- Eugene Carson Blake, 78, American Presbyterian church leader.[67]
- Stella Blum, 68, American fashion historian, cancer.[68]
- Murray Chapple, 55, New Zealand cricketer.
- Arkady Chepelev, 70, Soviet soldier.
- Reginald Fulljames, 88, English cricketer.
- Jeff Glick, 78, American bridge player.
- Ed Kolman, 69, American football player.[69]
- Germaine Krull, 87, German photographer.
- Walter Kuusela, 81, Finnish politician.
- Dick Vance, 69, American jazz trumpeter.
References
- ↑ LONNIE HILLYER
- ↑ Clarence H. Lobo, 72, chief of the... (subscription required)
- ↑ DR. PAULI MURRAY, EPISCOPAL PRIEST
- ↑ WALLACE STERLING; LED STANFORD U.
- ↑ Lieut. Col. Ruth Briggs, 74; Served Allied Headquarters
- ↑ Guy Bush obituary
- ↑ Dr. Edward Evarts, 59, Pioneer in Brain Study
- ↑ CHARLES H. COLVIN
- ↑ Irvin Ehrenpreis Dies at 65; Authority on Jonathan Swift
- ↑ FRANK SELKE
- ↑ Haakon Chevalier, 83, Author and Translator
- ↑ JAN E. DE QUAY IS DEAD AT 83; WAS PREMIER OF NETHERLANDS
- ↑ Henry Ellenbogen Dies at 85; Longtime Judge in Pittsburgh
- ↑ George Oldfield Is Dead at 61; Hunted the 'Yorkshire Ripper'
- ↑ W.A. VISSER 'T HOOFT, CHURCHMAN, DIES AT 84
- ↑ Chris Woods, 59, Dies; Jazz Alto Saxophonist
- ↑ BAILEY
- ↑ BARRY CRANE, BRIDGE EXPERT, FOUND SLAIN IN LOS ANGELES
- ↑ Paulino Uzcudun, two-time European heavyweight boxing champion, died Thursday...
- ↑ C. Douglas Cairns, Former Burlington Mayor, Dies
- ↑ FREDERICK KAUFMAN
- ↑ Charles R. Clason, 94, Dies; Ex-Bay State Congressman
- ↑ JOHN SCARNE, GAMBLING EXPERT
- ↑ GARDNER COWLES JR. IS DEAD AT 82; HELPED BUILD PUBLISHING EMPIRE
- ↑ PHIL FOSTER, 72, THE COMEDIAN AND ACTOR IN 'LAVERNE' SERIES
- ↑ SIMON KUZNETS IS DEAD AT 84; NOBEL LAUREATE IN ECONOMICS
- ↑ STONE
- ↑ RAFAEL CAMPOS
- ↑ CHARLOTTE, LONGTIME LUXEMBOURG RULER, DIES
- ↑ Jimmy Kinnon obituary
- ↑ James R. Lawson, 67, Harlem-Based Activist
- ↑ State Sen. Nat Kiefer, D-New Orleans, who carried his...
- ↑ ARTHUR ORNITZ
- ↑ George Duvivier Dies; Bassist for Top Bands
- ↑ Arnold Miller, Once Reform President of UMW, Dies at 62
- ↑ Italian actor Claudio Cassinelli, 46, and a helicopter pilot...
- ↑ FOR THE RECORD
- ↑ Dorothy H. Jacobson Dies
- ↑ Lily Ledford, country-music pioneer, dies
- ↑ Retired Gen. Frank Besson Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ DR. PEARL KIBRE
- ↑ HEINRICH BOLL, WEST GERMAN NOVELIST, DEAD AT 67
- ↑ Musician Wayne King, Known as the ‘Waltz King,’ Dies at 84
- ↑ LESLIE ARENDS, 40-YEAR HOUSE MEMBER, DIES
- ↑ SUSANNE K. LANGER, PHILOSOPHER, IS DEAD AT 89
- ↑ Margo Is Dead at 68; Film and Stage Actress
- ↑ Tragedy continues to stalk Bhutto clan with mysterious death of Shahnawaz in Cannes
- ↑ Robert Hoffman, Founder of Barbell Firm, Dies at 86 (subscription required)
- ↑ JOHN CANADAY, FORMER N.Y. TIMES ART CRITIC
- ↑ British Officer Noted for Hoax on Nazis Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ Dr. Leo Alexander, 79; Nuremberg Trial Aide
- ↑ Fritz Bultman Is Dead; A Painter and Sculptor
- ↑ ALVAH BESSIE IS DEAD AT 81; MEMBER OF THE HOLLYWOOD 10
- ↑ Edward Hutchinson, Ex-Congressman, Dies
- ↑ KAY KYSER DIES, 79; RADIO PROGRAM HOST AND A BAND LEADER
- ↑ MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY DEAD; COMEDIAN AND MOVIE ACTOR
- ↑ Hoover, the seal who endeared itself to millions of...
- ↑ Willie (Piano Red) Perryman, Musician From Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Early Days, Dies at 73 (subscription required)
- ↑ KAREL SHOOK, DANCER, IS DEAD; CO-FOUNDER HARLEM TROUPE
- ↑ Harold Lang, Noted Ballet and Broadway Dancer, Dies at 64 (subscription required)
- ↑ Smoky Joe Wood, Ex-Pitcher, Is Dead; Was 34-5 in 1912
- ↑ Grant Williams; Starred in '57 'Shrinking Man' Film
- ↑ Veteran Actor James F. Nolan Dies of Cancer (subscription required)
- ↑ Andre Obrecht Dies in France; Longtime Chief Executioner
- ↑ DR. JULIA B. ROBINSON
- ↑ Ohio's lieutenant governor dies
- ↑ Rights Leader and Ecumenist E. C. Blake Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ STELLA BLUM, 68, FORMER CURATOR OF COSTUMES
- ↑ Edward V. Kolman, 67, Dies; Played for the Chicago Bears
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