Deaths in June 1980
The following is a list of notable deaths in June 1980.
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.
June 1980
1
- Murtada Said Abdel Baki al-Hadithi, 38–39, Iraqi politician and diplomat, assassination.
- Luther E. Barnhardt, 76, American politician, lieutenant governor of North Carolina (1957–1961).[1]
- Gerardo Caballero, 89, Spanish general.
- Gaston-François de Witte, 82, Belgian herpetologist.
- Julian Deryl Hart, 85, American academic administrator.[2]
- John Jenkins, 44, Australian footballer.
- John MacDonald, 89, Scottish rugby player.
- Rube Marquard, 93, American baseball player.[3]
- George Marsden, 68, English boxer.
- Aaron Manasses McMillan, 84, American medical missionary and politician, member of the Nebraska Legislature (1929–1930).
- Arthur Nielsen, 82, American businessman (Nielsen Media Research) and electrical engineer.[4]
- Ninetta May Runnals, 95, American academic administrator.[5]
- Billy Stamps, 68, American football player and coach.
- Viktor Starčić, 79, Yugoslav Serbian actor.
- Ingvald Svinsås-Lo, 82, Norwegian politician.
- Hank Swasey, 87, American baseball player and coach.[6]
- Len Wickwar, 69, British boxer.
2
- Frank Coe, 73, American government official and alleged double agent.[7]
- Norman Hardy, 72, English cricketer.
- Robert H. McDowell, 86, American intelligence officer and historian.[8]
- Vasja Pirc, 72, Yugoslav chess player.
- Joseph Samachson, 73, American chemist and science fiction writer, complications from Parkinson's disease.
3
- Naum Akhiezer, 79, Soviet mathematician.
- Fred Beir, 52, American actor, cancer.
- Lily Butters, 86, Canadian disability activist.[9]
- Oliver Harms, 78, American Lutheran leader.[10]
- Preston Holder, 72, American archaeologist and photographer, cancer.
- Fred Lieb, 92, American sportswriter and baseball historian.[11]
- Monica Milne, 62, British civil servant.[12]
- Jack Murrell, 78, Australian footballer.
- Hugh Wrigley, 88, Australian soldier.
4
- Léonard Bron, 82, Swiss Olympic wrestler (1920).
- Arnold Gartmann, 75, Swiss Olympic bobsledder (1936).
- Delfín Jaranilla, 96, Filipino jurist, attorney general (1927–1932).
- Leopold Kielholz, 68, Swiss footballer.
- Charles Miller, 41, American saxophonist (War) and singer ("Low Rider"), stabbed.
- Fred Rodell, 73, American legal scholar.[13]
- Gloria Saunders, 52, American actress.
- Don Tarr, 70, Welsh rugby player and naval officer.
5
- Giorgio Amendola, 72, Italian politician and writer, MEP (since 1979).[14]
- Marian Babirecki, 47, Polish Olympic equestrian (1960), drowned.
- Ron Davies, 60, Australian politician, MP (1958–1975), heart attack.
- Margret Dünser, 53, Austrian journalist.
- Johnny Jones, 87, American baseball player and manager.
- Thorsten V. Kalijarvi, 82, American diplomat.[15]
- Jimmie Keenan, 81, American baseball player.
- Lauritz Lauritzen, 70, German politician.[16]
- William Seagrove, 81, British Olympic runner (1920, 1924).
- John Turnley, 44–45, Irish politician and activist, shot.[17]
6
- Ruth Aarons, 61, American table tennis player and talent manager, fall.[18]
- Laurie Apitz, 74, American football player and coach.
- Phillip Connell, 79, Australian politician.
- Gualtiero De Angelis, 80, Italian actor and dubber.
- Mick Flynn, 30, Australian rugby player, brain cancer.[19]
- John Dove Isaacs, 67, American oceanographer, cancer.
- Saboo, c. 62–63, Indian footballer.
- William Francis Kynaston Thompson, 70, British journalist and soldier.
7
- Richard Bonelli, 91, American opera singer.
- Gunnar Bråthen, 83, Norwegian politician and trade unionist.
- Elizabeth Craig, 97, Scottish journalist and cookbook author.[20]
- Idwal Davies, 80, Welsh footballer.
- Lillian Dean, 81, Australian politician and photographer.
- Salvator Gotta, 93, Italian writer.[21]
- Philip Guston, 66, Canadian-born American painter, heart attack.[22]
- Gustav Hentschel, 83, American Olympic cyclist (1924).
- Henry Miller, 88, American novelist (Tropic of Cancer), heart failure.[23]
- Adalgisa Nery, 74, Brazilian journalist, poet and politician.[24]
- Sir Charles Orde, 95, British diplomat.
- Tom Pickett, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1945–1952).
- Marian Spychalski, 73, Polish politician, head of state (1968–1970).[25]
8
- Guus Albregts, 79, Dutch politician and economist.
- Brilhante, 75, Brazilian footballer.
- Ernst Busch, 80, German singer and actor.[26]
- Graham Delbridge, 63, Australian Anglican prelate, traffic collision.[27]
- Bob Hoskins, 34, American football player, heart attack.[28]
- Majid Kalakani, 40–41, Afghan politician, executed.[29]
- Mary Meillon, 60, Australian politician.[30]
- Síle Ní Chinnéide, 79, Irish historian.
- Greta Schröder, 87, German actress (Nosferatu).
- Helen S. Willard, 86, American occupational therapist and writer.
9
- Miguel Capuccini, 76, Uruguayan footballer.
- Virgilio N. Cordero Jr., 87, Puerto Rican general.
- Dharmsinh Desai, 63, Indian politician, MP (1971–1977).
- Sir Derrick Dunlop, 78, Scottish physician and pharmacologist.
- Odell Hale, 71, American baseball player, complications from a stroke.
- Shyam Kumari Khan, 75, Indian politician and lawyer.
- Louis de Loczy, 89, Hungarian-Brazilian geologist.[31]
- Patrick J. McDonough, 69, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1941–1947), cancer.[32]
- Cvjetko Popović, 84, Bosnian militant involved in the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.[33]
- Llewellyn Ivor Price, 74, Brazilian paleontologist.
- Keith Whitehead, 48, Australian Olympic water polo player (1956, 1960).[34]
- Carmelo Zito, 80, Italian-American journalist.
10
- Edmond Brazès, 86–87, French writer.
- Antonio Cetti, 80, Italian footballer.
- Floyd Ebaugh, 66, American basketball player.
- Denis Hanley, 76, British politician, MP (1931–1935).
- Joseph Graeme Humble, 66, British haematologist, leukemia.
- Lubomír Linhart, 73, Czech film historian and critic.
- John McDowell, 85, Canadian politician.
- Heinrich Schrader, 86, Australian cricketer and footballer.[35]
- Aloysius Michael Sullivan, 83, American poet.
- Charles Young, 74, Australian footballer.
11
- Wolfgang Ehrl, 68, German Olympic wrestler (1932, 1936).
- William J. E. Jessop, 77, Irish politician and academic.
- Eino Kujanpää, 76, Finnish politician.
- Şäyxi Mannur, 75, Soviet poet, journalist and translator.
- Rube Marshall, 89, American baseball player.
- Frank Murphy, 90, American Olympic pole vaulter (1912).[36]
- Noel Pharazyn, 86, New Zealand trade unionist.
- Ángel Sanz Briz, 69, Spanish diplomat and humanitarian.
- Michal Schmuck, 71, Czechoslovak Olympic water polo player (1928, 1936).
- Andrew P. Torrence, 59, American academic administrator.[37]
- Bolesław Woytowicz, 80, Polish pianist and composer.
12
- Lawrence Anionwu, 59, Nigerian diplomat, stroke.
- Gerónimo Arnedo Álvarez, 82, Argentine politician.[38]
- Sir Billy Butlin, 80, British holiday camp entrepreneur, pneumonia.[39]
- Sjraar Cuijpers, 78, Dutch architect.
- James A. FitzPatrick, 86, American journalist, film producer and narrator.[40]
- Ernie Godfrey, 88, American football player and coach, heart attack.[41]
- Jim Kennedy, 71, Australian footballer.
- Stu Martin, 42, American jazz drummer, heart attack.
- Masayoshi Ōhira, 70, Japanese politician, prime minister (since 1978), heart attack.[42]
- Egon Pearson, 84, British statistician.
- Carl Ivar Ståhle, 66, Swedish linguist.
- Milburn Stone, 75, American actor (Gunsmoke), heart attack.[43]
- Danny Thomas, 29, American baseball player, suicide by hanging.[44]
- Victoria Vinton, 67, American actress, suicide.
- Fannie C. Williams, 98, American educator.
13
- Maryla Falk, 73, Polish Indologist and religious scholar.
- Caetano Xavier Furtado, 82, Indian botanist.
- Rex Grossman Sr., 56, American football player.
- Dudley Helfrich, 68, South African cricketer.
- Eric Howroyd, 80, Australian politician.
- Frederik Koopman, 92, Dutch Olympic rower (1920).
- Herbert Lee, 93, British Olympic racing cyclist (1920, 1924).
- Julio Londoño Londoño, 79, Colombian historian and general.[45]
- Nicolae Mărgineanu, 74, Romanian psychologist.
- William A. Patterson, 80, American airline executive (United Airlines).[46]
- Ludwig Raiser, 75, German legal scholar.
- Walter Rodney, 38, Guyanese political activist and historian, assassination by bomb.[47]
- Bill Sewell, 79, Australian politician.
- Paul Althaus Smith, 80, American mathematician.[48]
14
- Herman Autrey, 75, American jazz trumpeter.
- Bernard Jacob Bamberger, 76, American rabbi and theologian, heart attack.[49]
- James Blue, 49, American filmmaker, cancer.[50]
- Andrew Donaldson, 93, Scottish footballer.
- Yahya El Mashad, 48, Egyptian nuclear scientist, assassinated.
- Johnny Hodapp, 74, American baseball player.[51]
- Francis MacCarthy Willis Bund, 75, British Anglican prelate and academic administrator.
- Stanley Marshall, 53, American football player and coach.
- Ike Owens, 60, American football player.
- Jim Paltridge, 88, English footballer.
- Gladwell Richardson, 76, American novelist.
- Cosma Spessotto, 57, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, shot.
15
- Lettie Allen, 78, New Zealand public servant and politician.
- Ivan L. Bennett, 88, American general and army chaplain.[52]
- Fred Bohanan, 72, American film editor (Giant).
- John Rood Cunningham, 88, American academic administrator.[53]
- Chick Farr, 66, British footballer.
- Ehrhardt Heller, 70, Canadian ice hockey player.
- George Hurdalek, 72, German screenwriter (The Trapp Family).
- Wilfred Judson, 77, Canadian jurist.[54]
- Jocelyn Lee, 77, American actress.
- James Leslie, 71, Scottish footballer.
- Omer Mahy, 84, Belgian racing cyclist.
- Sergio Pignedoli, 70, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal, pulmonary embolism.[55]
16
- Henri Catelan, 84, French racing cyclist.
- Leontios Chatziapostolou, 85–86, Greek politician and lawyer.
- Tillie Ehringhaus, 89, American civic leader, first lady of North Carolina (1933–1937).
- Benoît Faure, 81, French racing cyclist.
- Feliks Góralczyk, 30, Polish ice hockey player.
- Bob Nolan, 72, Canadian-born American singer, songwriter ("Cool Water", "Tumbling Tumbleweeds") and actor, heart attack.[56]
- Arthur R. Penfold, 89, Australian chemist.[57]
- John Simpson, 73, New Zealand cricketer.
- Jacob Talmon, 64, Polish-born Israeli historian, complications from heart surgery.[58]
- Al Zupek, 58, American football player.
17
- Lázaro Francisco, 82, Filipino novelist and playwright.
- Sue K. Hicks, 84, American jurist (Scopes trial), possible inspiration for "A Boy Named Sue".[59]
- Anton Husgafvel, 79, Finnish Olympic sprinter (1924).
- Furio Jesi, 39, Italian historian and archaeologist, carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Pavel Keller, 97, Russian naval officer.
- Kathryn Dyakanoff Seller, 95, American educator.
- Andrey Shebalkov, 58, Soviet soldier.
- Jaiwant Singhji Vaghela, 76, Indian maharana, composer, and musicologist.
18
- Chinna Annamalai, 60, Indian writer, film producer, and politician.
- Henry Aurand, 86, American general.[60]
- Cliff Bergere, 83, American racing driver and stuntman.
- Sir Maurice Bridgeman, 76, English oil executive (BP).
- Doris Davenport, 63, American actress.
- Roy Faville, 71, British RAF officer.
- Terence Fisher, 76, British film director (Dracula, The Curse of the Werewolf, The Curse of Frankenstein).
- Neville George, 76, Welsh geologist.
- Jules Goldstone, 80, American attorney.
- Robert Hoernschemeyer, 54, American football player, cancer.[61]
- Barnaby Keeney, 65, American academic administrator, stroke.[62]
- Kazimierz Kuratowski, 84, Polish mathematician.
- André Leducq, 76, French racing cyclist and Olympic champion (1924).[63]
- Lilian G. Lutter, 81, British-Indian educationist.
- George Fuller Miller Sr., 77, American scouting organization executive (Boy Scouts of America).
- Kazimierz Paszkiewicz, 45, Polish Olympic pentathlete (1960).
- Olivia Sophie L'Ange Shipp, 100, American violinist.
- Polly Smith, 71, American photographer, cancer.
- Michel Vaucaire, 75, French lyricist ("Non, je ne regrette rien").
- Asquith Xavier, 59, British train guard and civil rights activist.
19
- Frederick Dove, 62, English Olympic swimmer (1936).
- Torcuato Fernández-Miranda, 64, Spanish politician, acting prime minister (1973).
- Georges Hugon, 75, French composer.
- Jijé, 66, Belgian comic book artist.
- Jean-François Lemarignier, 72, French historian.
- Mack Pemberton, 67, American politician, member of the Ohio House of Representatives (1967–1978).[64]
- Jorge Urzúa, 94, Chilean politician.
- Gladys Wright, 88, English physical educator.
20
- John Beck, 80, English golfer.
- Jean-Baptiste Benoy, 53, Belgian Olympic wrestler (1948).
- Paddy Blanchfield, 68, New Zealand politician, MP (1960–1978).
- Amy Clarke, 87, English poet.
- David Feuerwerker, 67, French-Canadian rabbi and historian, heart attack.[65]
- Glenn Jackson, 78, American engineer and transportation planner, cancer.[66]
- Lewis Lawn, 51, New Zealand weightlifter.
- Allan Pettersson, 68, Swedish composer and violinist, cancer.
- Herman Stern, 92, German-born American humanitarian and businessman.
- Bill Svoboda, 51, American football player, heart attack.[67]
- Jorma Vesterinen, 62, Finnish chess player.
21
- Ephigênio de Freitas, 61, Brazilian football player and manager.[68]
- Avelino Gomez, 51, Cuban-Canadian jockey, injuries from racing accident.[69]
- Bert Kaempfert, 56, German bandleader, music producer and composer ("Danke Schoen", "Moon Over Naples"), stroke.[70]
- Leonid Martynov, 75, Soviet poet, journalist and translator.
- Folke Nilsson, 72, Swedish Olympic racing cyclist (1932).
- Francesco Patanè, 78, Italian artist.
- W. A. H. Rushton, 78, British physiologist.
- Jim Sutherland, 65, Canadian-born American football player and coach.[71]
22
- Suzanne Bombardier, 14, American murder victim, stabbed.[72]
- Monang Carvajal, 81, Filipino actress.
- Jesse Curry, 66, American police chief, heart attack.[73]
- Wilhelm Ebel, 72, German legal scholar and Nazi official.
- Irmgard Fuest, 76, German politician.
- Paul Hall, 65, American trade unionist, cancer.[74]
- Claire E. Hutchin Jr., 64, American general.[75]
- John Marvin, 52, American Olympic sailor (1956).
- Eddie McLane, 80, American college sports coach.
- Ted Peters, 83, Australian politician, MP (1949–1969).
- Herman Salmon, 66, American pilot and air racer, plane crash.[76]
- Luigi Ugolini, 88, Italian writer.
23
- Mario Amato, 42, Italian magistrate, shot.[77]
- Vadim Berezinskii, 44, Soviet physicist.
- Alphonse Bergé, 94, English-American vaudeville performer.
- Sanjay Gandhi, 33, Indian politician, MP (since 1980), plane crash.[78]
- Kishan Lal, 63, Indian Olympic field hockey player (1948).
- John Laurie, 83, Scottish actor (Dad's Army), emphysema.[79]
- Jack Moore, 89, English cricketer.
- David Opas, 43, Australian judge, shot.[80]
- Mira Pintar, 89, Slovenian artist and art curator.
- Jan Smeekens, 59, Dutch Olympic weightlifter (1948, 1952).
- Alberto Soria, 74, Peruvian footballer.
- Clyfford Still, 75, American painter.[81]
- Alexander Tyshler, 81, Soviet artist and stage designer.
- Odile Versois, 50, French actress, cancer.[82]
24
- John Alleyne, 71, Australian cricketer.
- Arnaldo, 85, Brazilian footballer.
- Connie Mack Berry, 65, American football player.
- David Burpee, 87, American businessman (Burpee Seeds and Plants).[83]
- George Thomas Gahan, 67, Australian politician and amateur boxer.
- Fairlie Estelle Caroline Gascoyne-Cecil, 91, British plant collector.
- V. V. Giri, 85, Indian politician, president (1969–1974) and vice president (1967–1969), heart attack.[84]
- Friedrich Hartig, 79, Italian entomologist.
- Tokuji Hayakawa, 86, Japanese businessman.[85]
- Harold Jackson, 77, Australian politician.
- Tommy Jones, 73, English footballer.
- Boris Kaufman, 73, Russian-born American cinematographer (12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront, Baby Doll).[86]
- George Milburn, 70, English footballer.
- Doreen Potter, 54–55, Jamaican composer and musician.
- Johan Poulsen, 89, Faroese politician.
- Bernard H. Raether, 91, American politician.
- Franklin C. Sibert, 89, American general.[87]
- Emil Urch, 68, Croatian footballer.
25
- An Ziwen, 70, Chinese politician.
- Esther Cleveland, 86, American philanthropist, daughter of Grover Cleveland.[88]
- Andrew Cowper, 81, Australian flying ace.[89]
- C. Hartley Grattan, 77, American historian and economist.[90]
- Casey Hayes, 74, American racehorse trainer.
- Tasman Heyes, 83, Australian public servant.
- Joe Muir, 57, American baseball player.
- Séamus Ó Duilearga, 81, Irish folklorist.
- Vilho Rinne, 85, Finnish Olympic javelin thrower (1928).
- Joe Tucker, 67, Australian footballer.
- Baganset U Thaw, 86, Burmese businessman and politician.
26
- Hal Aloma, 72, American steel guitarist.
- Peter Bretherton, 75, Australian footballer.
- Jimmy Carr, 86, Scottish footballer.
- Miriam Daly, 52, Irish communist activist, shot.[91]
- Walter Dornberger, 84, German rocket scientist.[92]
- Akiva Govrin, 77, Russian-Israeli politician, MK (1949–1969).
- Robert Grassin, 81, French racing cyclist.
- Ignatius Ya'qub III, 66, Syrian Orthodox prelate, patriarch of Antioch (since 1957).
- Luis Marquina, 76, Spanish filmmaker.
- Andrei Szilard, 66, Hungarian footballer.
27
- Edwin Barlow, 68, English cricketer.
- Barney Bigard, 74, American jazz clarinetist.[93]
- John Bonomy, 62, Scottish footballer.
- Andrée Bosquet, 80, Belgian painter.
- Ahmet Muhip Dıranas, 70–71, Turkish poet and writer.
- Marcel Fischbach, 65, Luxembourgish politician and diplomat.
- Edward Michael Law-Yone, 69, Burmese journalist.[94]
- Luther H. Lincoln, 65, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1949–1959).
- Brant Little, 73, Canadian Olympic runner (1928).
- Carey McWilliams, 74, American author, editor and lawyer.[95]
- Virgil K. Meroney, 59, American flying ace, cancer.
- Queena Stovall, 92, American folk artist.[96]
- Sir Gordon Sutherland, 73, Scottish physicist.
- Trevor Wallace, 68, Australian footballer.
28
- Elspeth Janet Boog Watson, 80, Scottish writer, broadcaster and teacher.
- Helen Gahagan Douglas, 79, American actress and politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1945–1951), breast cancer.[97]
- Herbie Faye, 81, American actor, heart failure.
- Waldemar J. Gallman, 81, American diplomat.[98]
- Eben Hopson, 57, American politician, cancer.[99]
- Yoshirō Irino, 58, Japanese composer.
- José Iturbi, 84, Spanish conductor, pianist and actor.[100]
- Václav Jírů, 69, Czech photographer.
- William H. Lane, 56, American businessman.[101]
- Keijo Liinamaa, 51, Finnish politician, prime minister (1975).
- Frank McGill, 86, Canadian air vice marshal and football player.[102]
- Henri Milloux, 82, French mathematician.
- Vladimir Pavlecka, 79, Czech-American inventor and aircraft designer, heart attack.[103]
- George Etzel Pearcy, 75, American geographer.[104]
- Albert Ravila, 82, Finnish Olympic sports shooter (1948).
- Warren Simpson, 58, Australian snooker player, complications from diabetes.
29
- Filipp Agaltsov, 80, Soviet air marshal.
- Jorge Basadre, 77, Peruvian historian.
- Charles L. Christ, 64, American geochemist.
- Joseph John Fahey, 78, American geologist, cancer.[105]
- Ulrich K. Henschke, 65, German-American medical physicist, heart attack.[106]
30
- Lester Brain, 77, Australian airline executive.[107]
- Nikolai Biryukov, 78, Soviet general.
- Bhupati Bhushan Chowdhury, 49, Bangladeshi politician.
- Roger Duvoisin, 79, Swiss-born American children's author, heart attack.[108]
- Virginia Brown Faire, 76, American actress, cancer.[109]
- Phil Griggs, 62, English footballer.
- Thomas Browne Henry, 72, American actor.
- Eugen Jakobčič, 82, Yugoslav Olympic fencer (1936).
- Galina Serebryakova, 74, Soviet writer.
- Ladislav Tikal, 75, Czech Olympic gymnast (1928).
- Walter Max Zimmermann, 88, German botanist.
References
- ↑ Luther E. Barnhardt
- ↑ Dr. Julian D. Hart, 85, Former Duke President
- ↑ RUBE MARQUARD, 90; VICTOR OF 19 IN ROW; Hall of Fame Pitcher Established Mark With Giants in 1912-- Also Involved in Scandal No-Hit Game Guilty of Scalping
- ↑ Arthur Nielsen
- ↑ MISS NINETTA MAY RUNNALS
- ↑ Swasey, 87, Dies; noted UNH coach
- ↑ Frank Coe, in Peking; Former U.S. Official Took Asylum in 50's
- ↑ Robert McDowell
- ↑ BUTTERS, Lily Esther O.C.
- ↑ Rev. Oliver Harms
- ↑ Sports Writer Fred Lieb Dies
- ↑ Wife Dies Aged 62
- ↑ Fred Rodell of Yale, Expert on Constitutional Law
- ↑ Giorgio Amendola
- ↑ T. V. Kalijarvi, Ex-Ambassador, Official at State
- ↑ Lauritz Lauritzen
- ↑ Maverick Protestant politician shot dead
- ↑ Hollywood is mourning
- ↑ Aussie RU forward dies
- ↑ Death of Scotland's 'Mrs Beeton' at 97
- ↑ Exterior (in Portuguese)
- ↑ Philip Guston, Painter, 66, Dead; An Abstract Expressionist Leader; Cartoonlike Imagery Stirred Some Ire in 1970
- ↑ Henry Miller, 88, Dies in California; A Credo of Hedonism
- ↑ ADALGISA NERY (in Portuguese)
- ↑ Ex-Polish president Spychalski
- ↑ Murio actor aleman (in Spanish)
- ↑ Bishop dies in smash
- ↑ 49ers' Hoskins eulogized by friends
- ↑ Students Gassed, Fighting Reported in Kabul
- ↑ Followed father as State MP
- ↑ PROFESSOR LOUIS DE LOCZy (in Portuguese)
- ↑ McDonough dies; veteran politician
- ↑ Cvjetko Popovic, 84, Was Jailed In '14 Killing of Austria Archduke
- ↑ WHITEHEAD
- ↑ SCHRADER
- ↑ Former Olympic Vaulter Dies
- ↑ Dr. Torrence is dead
- ↑ Geronimo Arnedo
- ↑ Billy Butlin the holiday camp king dies
- ↑ Pioneer travel movie producer dies at 86
- ↑ Ernie Godfrey
- ↑ Japan's Prime Minister Ohira Dies At 70 as a Critical Election Nears
- ↑ Milburn Stone, Character Actor, a 'Gunsmoke' Star; Always a Supporting Actor
- ↑ Ex-Indian suicide victim
- ↑ Murio el general Londono (in Spanish)
- ↑ William A. Patterson, Aviation Pioneer, Dies at 80; Honolulu to San Francisco First Airliner for Passengers
- ↑ Explosives Expert To Investigate Rodney Death
- ↑ PAUL ALTHAUS SMITH, EX-PROFESSOR, DEAD; Taught Mathematics at Columbia and Barnard for Half-Century --a Pioneer in Topology
- ↑ Rabbi Bernard J. Bamberger, 76; Became Rabbi in 1926
- ↑ James Blue, film maker, dies of cancer
- ↑ Johnny Hodapp
- ↑ Maj. Gen. Ivan Bennett, Chief of Army Chaplains
- ↑ Church Leader Dead At 88
- ↑ JUDSON, Wilfred, O.C., Q.C.
- ↑ CARDINAL PIGNEDOLI DIES IN ITALY AT 70; Diplomat Was a Leading Contender in the Last 2 Papal Elections
- ↑ Western Songwriter Bob Nolan Dies
- ↑ PENFOLD, Arthur De Ramon
- ↑ J.L. TALMON IS DEAD; AN ISRAELI HISTORIAN; Hebrew University Professor Was Author of Books on Evolution of Totalitarian Systems Threat of 'Racial War' Seen
- ↑ Sue Hicks
- ↑ Army Chief Dies at 86
- ↑ Lion halfback of 1950s dies
- ↑ Barnaby C. Keeney Dies, Ex-College President
- ↑ CYCLIST IS DEAD
- ↑ Mack Pemberton
- ↑ Chief rabbi Feuerwerker dies Pope sends his condolences
- ↑ Politicians praise Jackson
- ↑ Svoboda services scheduled today
- ↑ Botafogo vai ter "Foguetes" (in Portuguese)
- ↑ {https://www.nytimes.com/1980/06/22/archives/jockey-dies-from-injuries-suffered-in-woodbine-spill.html Jockey Dies From Injuries Suffered in Woodbine Spill]
- ↑ Bert Kaempfert, Wrote Hit Song 'Spanish Eyes'
- ↑ Jim Sutherland, former WSU coach, dead at 65 following long illness
- ↑ Babysitter's body identified
- ↑ Jesse Curry; '63 Dallas Police Aide; Job Tensions Affected Health
- ↑ Paul Hall, Retired President, Confounder of Seafarers Union
- ↑ Lt. Gen. Claire E. Hutchin Jr., Retired 1st Army Commander
- ↑ Nine people die, 5 hurt in four plane crashes
- ↑ Rome prosecutor slain by terrorist
- ↑ Son of India's prime minister killed in crash of small plane
- ↑ JOHN LAURIE DIES AT 83
- ↑ Sydney judge shot dead
- ↑ Abstract Expressionist Painter Clyfford Still Dies at 75
- ↑ L'actrice Odile Versois decedee (in French)
- ↑ DAVID BURPEE DIES; DEVELOPER OF SEEDS; His Mail-Order Catalogues Were a Harbinger of Spring for the Gardeners of America Always Something New Registered as Marigold Lobbyist Business Sold in 1970
- ↑ V.V. Giri, 85, Former President Of India and a Militant Unionist
- ↑ Founder dies
- ↑ Boris Kaufman, Cinematographer
- ↑ SIBERT, FRANKLIN C., Maj. Gen. USA Ret.
- ↑ President's Daughter
- ↑ COWPER
- ↑ C. Hartley Grattan, Historian, 77; Book on the James Family
- ↑ Irish leftist leader slain
- ↑ German who helped develop V-2s dies at 85
- ↑ Barney Bigard, Jazz Clarinetist, 74; Wrote 'Mood Indigo'
- ↑ U Law Yone of Burma; Ex-Editor in U.S. Exile
- ↑ Carey McWilliams Is Dead at 74; Edited The Nation for 2 Decades; Wrote More Than 20 Books A Private Person
- ↑ 'Grandma Moses of Virginia' dies
- ↑ Helen Gahagan Douglas Dies at 79; Actress Lost to Nixon in Senate Race; Broadway Star at 22
- ↑ Waldemar J. Gallman, Ex-Ambassador, Dies at 81
- ↑ Inuit set up bureau to defend interests
- ↑ Jose Iturbi, 84, Pianist, Had Roles In Pictures and Conducted Opera; Sought New Courses Studied in Paris and Geneva Filed Custody Suits
- ↑ William H. Lane, 56; Masters Golf Leader And a Food Executive
- ↑ Frank McGill was a great Canadian
- ↑ Vladimir Pavlecka, 79, Airship Designer, Dead
- ↑ Dr. G. Etzel Pearcy Dies
- ↑ Joseph Fahey Dies at 78, Geologist With Survey
- ↑ Dr. U. K. Henschke, Authority On Skin Cancer, in Tanzania
- ↑ Lester Brain: civil aviation pioneer
- ↑ Roger Duvoisin, 79, Who Wrote And Illustrated for Children, Dies
- ↑ Virginia Brown Faire
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