Deaths in October 1979
The following is a list of notable deaths in October 1979. 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.
October 1979
1
- Dorothy Arzner, 82, American film director.[1]
- Sir Robert Cary, 1st Baronet, 81, British politician, MP (1935–1945, 1951–1974).
- Lucie Chevalley, 97, French humanitarian.
- Alfred Leland Crabb, 95, American historian and novelist.[2]
- Chandra Singh Garhwali, 87, Indian politician.
- Nikolay Glazkov, 60, Soviet poet.
- Roy Harris, 81, American composer, stroke.[3]
- Yaeko Mizutani, 74, Japanese actress, breast cancer.[4]
- Harry Persson, 81, Swedish boxer.
- Preguinho, 74, Brazilian footballer.[5]
2
- Maurice Broun, 73, American ornithologist, botanist and conservationist, cancer.[6]
- Jean Bruchési, 78, Canadian diplomat and historian.[7]
- Brian Castor, 89, British cricketer.
- Jan Fortune, 86, American journalist and screenwriter.
- Henri Galliard, 87, French parasitologist.
- Ray Genet, 48, American mountaineer, hypothermia.[8]
- Jean Jourlin, 74, French Olympic wrestler (1928, 1936).
- Kenneth Lamplugh, 77, British Anglican prelate.
- Nigel Love, 87, Australian aviator.[9]
- Joseph M. Marling, 75, American Roman Catholic prelate.
- Sergio Martínez, 36, Cuban Olympic racing cyclist (1968).
- Hannelore Schmatz, 39, German mountaineer, hypothermia.[8]
- John C. Traphagen, 89, American banker.[10]
- Ernst Wulf, 57, East German political activist.
3
- John Gordon A'Bear, 66, English rugby player.
- William Aloisio, 72, American mobster.
- W. Russell Arrington, 73, American politician and lawyer, member of the Illinois House of Representatives (1945–1953) and Senate (1955–1973).[11]
- Roy Bence, 79, Australian footballer.
- Marcos Caplán, 74, Argentine actor.
- Corky Corcoran, 55, American jazz saxophonist.[12]
- Jordi Folch Pi, 68, Spanish-American biochemist.
- André Godinat, 76, French racing cyclist.
- Claudia Jennings, 29, American actress and model, traffic collision.[13]
- Edith Kanakaʻole, 65, American dancer and composer, cancer.
- Helen Johns Kirtland, 89, American photojournalist.[14]
- Con Leventhal, 83, Irish literary critic.
- Dorothy Peterson, 81, American actress.
- Nicos Poulantzas, 43, Greek sociologist, suicide.
- Armi Ratia, 67, Finnish businesswoman.[15]
- Jack Smart, 88, English cricketer.
- Humberto Teixeira, 64, Brazilian musician and politician.[16]
- Anna Warouw, 81, Indonesian physician.
- Charles W. White, 61, American artist, heart failure.[17]
4
- Stan Andrews, 66, New Zealand cricketer.
- Warwick Bastian, 64, Australian Anglican prelate.
- Sir Natwarsinhji Bhavsinhji, 78, Indian royal and cricketer, maharaja of Porbandar (1908–1948).
- Les Cocker, 55, English football player and manager.[18]
- Harry Domela, 73–74, Russian-born German royal impostor.
- Ted Fritsch, 58, American football player, heart attack.[19]
- Fred Graf, 90, American baseball player.
- Boentaran Martoatmodjo, 83, Indonesian politician and physician.
- Theo Pabst, 74, German architect.
- Gerard Rissik, 76, South African banker and economist.
- P. Subramaniam, 74, Indian filmmaker.
- Cyril John Vogel, 74, American Roman Catholic prelate, heart attack.[20]
5
- Don Magnuson, 68, American politician and journalist, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1953–1963), heart attack.[21]
- Joseph Raseta, 92, Malagasy politician.[22]
- Ken Strong, 73, American football player, heart attack.[23]
6
- Renato Bacigalupo, 71, Italian Olympic swimmer (1924).
- Elizabeth Bishop, 68, American poet and author, cerebral aneurysm.[24]
- Dudley E. Littlewood, 76, British mathematician.
- Marshall Allen Neill, 65, American judge, cancer.[25]
- Kiku Nishizaki, 66, Japanese aviator.
- Anastasios Orlandos, 91, Greek architect and architectual historian.
- Ľudmila Pajdušáková, 63, Slovak astronomer.
- Konstantinos Papaioannou, 79–80, Greek physicist and mathematician.
- Datto Vaman Potdar, 89, Indian academic administrator and historian.
- Chapman Revercomb, 84, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1943–1949, 1956–1959), pneumonia.[26]
- Raymond Wolf, 75, American football and baseball player and coach, cancer.[27]
- Yip Ho Nung, 69, Australian restaurateur and Chinese community leader.
7
- Charles E. Bernard, 86, American aviator and businessman.
- Spencer Block, 71, English cricketer.
- George Grigor, 63, Canadian ice hockey player.
- Jerzy Petersburski, 84, Polish pianist and composer.
- George Retzer, 96, American Olympic wrestler (1912).[28]
- Edwin Schell, 78, American Olympic boxer (1920).
- Sir Geoffrey Streatfeild, 82, British judge.
8
- Sir Brian Edmund Baker, 83, British flying ace and air marshal.
- H. D. Chalke, 82, British physician and journal editor.
- Robert Finlay, 56, Scottish rugby player.
- Emmaline Henry, 50, American actress (I Dream of Jeannie), brain cancer.
- David Izenzon, 47, American jazz bassist, heart attack.[29]
- Kim Hyong-uk, 54, South Korean general, shot. (death presumed on this date)
- Sir Norman Martin, 86, Australian politician.
- Walt McGaw, 79, American football player.
- Audax Minor, 92, Canadian-American journalist.[30]
- Jayaprakash Narayan, 76, Indian politician, kidney failure.[31]
- June Nash, 68, American actress.
- Carroll C. Pratt, 85, American psychologist and musicologist.[32]
- Edith S. Sampson, 77, American diplomat and judge.[33]
- Joseph Vandor, 69, Hungarian Roman Catholic priest.
9
- József Mátyás Baló, 83, Hungarian physician.
- Ignatius Bedros XVI Batanian, 80, Ottoman-born Lebanese Armenian Catholic prelate.
- Leo Binz, 78, American Roman Catholic prelate.[34]
- Louis Diage, 74, American set decorator.
- Theodor Eyrich, 86, Danish Olympic rower (1912, 1920).
- John Carver Meadows Frost, 63–64, British aircraft designer, heart attack.
- Ernie Harper, 77, English Olympic runner (1924, 1928, 1936).
- Maxwell Ralph Jacobs, 74, Australian forester.
- Friedrich Merz, 94, German pharmacist and entepreneur.
- Nur Muhammad Taraki, 62, Afghan politician and writer, president (1978–1979), asphyxiated.[35]
10
- Heinrich Behnke, 81, German mathematician.
- John Nicholas Brown II, 79, American philanthropist and government official, heart attack.[36]
- Rachel Darden Davis, 74, American politician, member of the North Carolina House of Representatives (1959–1963).
- Abelardo de Lamare, 86, Brazilian footballer.
- Charles de Worms, 76, English chemist and entomologist.
- Zofia Dziurzyńska-Rosińska, 83, Polish painter.
- Christopher Evans, 48, British computer scientist, cancer.
- Guido Fanconi, 87, Swiss pediatrician.
- Fred Graham, 70, American actor and stuntman.
- Len Hill, 80, English footballer.
- Margit Ladomerszky, 74, Hungarian actress.
- Daniel MacDonald, 71, Canadian Olympic wrestler (1928, 1932).
- Patrick Man, 66, British general.
- Lewis Allen McGee, 85, American priest and civil rights activist.[37]
- Paul Paray, 93, French conductor and composer.[38]
- Anton Refregier, 74, Russian-born American muralist.[39]
- Chi Che Wang, 85, Chinese-American biochemist.
11
- Lou Bastien, 63, American professional wrestler, heart attack.
- Lennart Bohman, 70, Swedish Olympic boxer (1928).
- Abe Bowman, 86, American baseball player.
- Marshall Dillon, 54, Australian cricketer.
- Joseíto Fernández, 71, Cuban singer and songwriter.
- Marcus Glasscock, 79, Australian footballer.
- Roger Hayward, 80, American artist and inventor.
- Franciszek Leja, 94, Polish mathematician.
- Andrey Markov Jr., 76, Soviet mathematician.
- Wylle B. McNeal, 94, American home economist and educator.
- Nadezhda Nadezhdina, 71/75, Soviet dancer and choreographer.
- Walt Speck, 83, American painter.
- Livinus van de Bundt, 70, Dutch artist.
- Louis Wolfson II, 52, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1963–1973), heart attack.[40]
12
- Katharine Burr Blodgett, 81, American chemist and physicist.[41]
- Andries du Plessis, 69, South African Olympic track and field athlete (1936).
- Samuel Fisher, Baron Fisher of Camden, 74, British politician and businessman.
- Rene Gagnon, 54, American soldier.[42]
- Carlos Giudice, 73, Chilean footballer.
- Turid Haaland, 71, Norwegian actress.
- Toru Hagiwara, 73, Japanese diplomat.
- Ayyalasomayajula Lalitha, 60, Indian engineer, cerebral aneurysm.
- Celia Lovsky, 82, Austrian-American actress.[43]
- Jack Lynch, 73, Australian footballer.
- Molly Macalister, 59, New Zealand artist.
- V. Manickavasagam, 53, Malaysian politician.
- Charlotte Mineau, 93, American actress.
- Michael Pocock, 59, English oil executive (Shell).[44]
- Waloddi Weibull, 92, Swedish mathematician and engineer.
13
- Chang Kia-ngau, 89, Chinese banker and politician.[45]
- Rebecca Clarke, 93, British composer and violist.[46]
- Herschel L. Mosier, 79, American football and basketball player and coach.[47]
- Clarence Muse, 89, American actor (Hearts in Dixie), filmmaker and songwriter.[48]
- Archibald Roosevelt, 85, American soldier, businessman and political activist, son of Theodore Roosevelt, stroke.[49]
- Giovanni Sansone, 91, Italian mathematician.
- André van Gyseghem, 73, English actor and theatre director.
- Calixto Zaldivar, 75, Filipino judge and politician.
14
- Lasse Dahlquist, 69, Swedish singer, songwriter and actor, laryngeal cancer.
- Onorato Damen, 85, Italian politician and writer.
- Viktor Linnarz, 85, German general.
- Jack Meakins, 44, Canadian football player.[50]
- Arthur Mendel, 74, American musicologist, leukemia.[51]
- E. R. Moulton, 79, American football and baseball player and coach.[52]
- John Christopher Smuts, 69, South African-born British barrister and politician.
- Peter Trainor, 64, English footballer.
15
- Poppy Baring, 77, British socialite and businesswoman.
- Gus Cannon, 96, American blues musician.
- Jacob L. Devers, 92, American general.[53]
- Leslie Grade, 63, British talent agent.
- Arthur Hilton, 82, British-American filmmaker.
- Noel Hood, 69, British actress.
- Yelena Kuzmina, 70, Soviet actress.
- Ottavio Michelini, 73, Italian Roman Catholic priest.
- Kathryn Bache Miller, 83, American art collector and philanthropist.[54]
- Mary Kimberly Shirk, 99, American philanthropist and clubwoman.[55]
- Pilar de Valderrama, 90, Spanish poet and playwright.
- Maurice Vautier, 78, French Olympic pole vaulter (1924).
16
- Johan Borgen, 77, Norwegian writer and literary critic.
- Vincent Flemmi, 44, American mobster, drug overdose.
- Fred Haslam, 82, English-Canadian peace activist.
- Alex Johnstone, 83, Scottish footballer.
- Frank Rydzewski, 86, American football player.[56]
- Predrag Sarić, 58, Croatian Olympic rower (1948).
- Esther Mae Scott, 86, American blues musician, complications from a stroke.[57]
- Olav Svalastog, 83, Norwegian politician.
- Jukka Tyrkkö, 67, Finnish journalist and Nazi propagandist.
- Michele Valori, 56, Italian architect and urban designer.
17
- Jesse Aaron, 92, American sculptor and woodcarver.[58]
- Pierre Bernac, 80, French singer and musicologist, heart attack.[59]
- George Biskup, 68, American Roman Catholic prelate.[60]
- Walter S. Davis, 74, American academic administrator and football coach.[61]
- Maud Frère, 56, Belgian writer, fall.
- Walter Gonzalez, 55, Bolivian engineer, pancreatic cancer.
- Gerry Lowrey, 74, Canadian ice hockey player.[62]
- André Matsangaissa, 28–29, Mozambican militant, shot.
- Eugenio Mendoza, 72, Venezuelan businessman and philanthropist, heart attack.[63]
- S. J. Perelman, 75, American humorist and screenwriter (Around the World in 80 Days).[64]
- Lil Milagro Ramírez, 33, Salvadoran revolutionary and poet, murdered.
- Karel Reiner, 69, Czech pianist and composer.
- Richard Söderberg, 84, Swedish-American engineer, cancer.[65]
- John Stuart, 81, Scottish actor.
- Robert Vernay, 72, French filmmaker.
- Paul Wenneker, 89, German naval admiral and diplomat.
- Kenzo Yashima, 77, Japanese Olympic runner (1920).
18
- Joe Coomer, 62, American football player.
- James Andrew Darling, 88, Scottish-born Canadian politician.[66]
- Francis McPhillips, 66, Australian rugby player, leukemia.[67]
- Eivind Øygarden, 61, Norwegian politician.
- Virgilio Piñera, 67, Cuban author and playwright.
- Essi Renvall, 68, Finnish sculptor.
- Louis Unser, 83, American racing driver.[68]
- George A. Wells, 69, American politician.
- May White, 89–90, American actress.
19
- Marjorie Lee Browne, 65, American mathematician, heart attack.[69]
- John Cardwell, 83, American football player.
- Jack Chapple, 36, American football player, plane crash.[70]
- Jerome Davis, 87, American sociologist and peace activist.[71]
- Fritz Diez, 78, German actor.
- Clark Jarnagin, 65, American football and basketball coach.
- Giuseppe Lupis, 83, Italian politician.[72]
- Clif Reed, 71, New Zealand author.
- Vasily Smirnov, 74, Soviet writer.
20
- Clara Byrd Baker, 93, American suffragist and educator.[73]
- John Banks, 76, New Zealand cricketer.
- Luigi Capuano, 75, Italian filmmaker.
- Harold Drew, 84, American football and track and field coach.[74]
- Fred Harris, 69, American lawyer and politician, member of the Texas Senate (1947–1951).
- Margaret Hastings, 69, American historian.
- Albert Houthuesen, 76, Dutch-born British artist.
- Ninho, 76, Brazilian footballer.
- Rayén Quitral, 62, Chilean singer and actress.
- D. K. Sapru, 63, Indian actor.
- Cy Slapnicka, 93, American baseball player and executive.[75]
- Hedges Worthington-Eyre, 80, British Olympic runner (1920).
21
- Juan Aguilera, 75, Chilean footballer.
- Hans Cappelen, 75, Norwegian jurist.
- Chacho, 68, Spanish footballer.
- J. Orlean Christian, 81, American football and baseball coach.[76]
- Anthony Cooper, 75, American baseball player.
- Clarke Fischer, 79, American football player.
- Beatrice Hicks, 60, American engineer.
- Dora Ilse, 81, German entomologist.
- Josef Kotin, 71, Soviet tank designer.
- John McKechenneay, 76, Canadian Olympic runner (1924).
- Tom Van Horn Moorehead, 81, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1961–1963).
- Denis Preston, 62, British record producer.
- Armando Sensini, 70, Argentine Olympic runner (1948).
- Kanematsu Sugiura, 89, Japanese-American cancer researcher, stroke.[77]
22
- Reinhold Baer, 77, German mathematician, heart failure.
- Robert Benjamin, 70, American film executive and lawyer.[78]
- Jesse Bishop, 46, American convicted murderer, execution by gas chamber.[79]
- Nadia Boulanger, 92, French music teacher, conductor and composer.[80]
- Sir Frank Fraser Darling, 76, English conservationist and ornithologist.[81]
- John Drebinger, 88, American sports journalist.[82]
- Duda Enginoev, 60, Soviet soldier.
- Joseph T. Ferguson, 87, American politician.[83]
- Mieko Kamiya, 65, Japanese psychiatrist, heart disease.
- P Kesava Menon, 61–62, Indian mathematician.
- Albert C. Miller, 81, American politician, lieutenant governor of South Dakota (1941–1945).
- Beryl Preston, 77, British Olympic sailor (1936).
- William Robert Thompson, 55, French-born Canadian psychologist, cancer.[84]
23
- Antonio Caggiano, 90, Argentine Roman Catholic cardinal.[85]
- Edward Hamilton-Hill, 70, English broadcasting executive and rugby player.[86]
- Gilberto Hernández Ortega, 55, Dominican painter.
- Thomas Jeter, 81, American Olympic fencer (1924).
- Mary Moodley, 66, South African trade unionist and anti-Apartheid activist.[87]
- Clarence Newton, 80, Canadian Olympic boxer (1920).
- Stephen Otu, 64, Ghanaian general.
- Roderick Ryan, 69, Australian cricketer.
- Johann Sinnhuber, 92, German general.
- Pipsan Saarinen Swanson, 74, Finnish-American textile and interior designer.[88]
- Prodromos Tsaousakis, 60, Greek singer and songwriter, heart attack.
- Daniel B. Ullman, 61, American filmmaker.
24
- Carlo Abarth, 70, Italian automobile designer.[89]
- Eleanor Robson Belmont, 99, English-American actress and theatre producer.[90]
- S. Corinna Bille, 67, Swiss writer.
- Jimmy Farrell, 76, Irish rugby player.
- Hermann Arthur Jahn, 72, British physicist.
- Jacqueline Kahanoff, 62, Egyptian-born Israeli novelist and journalist, cancer.[91]
- George Kennedy, 60, Australian footballer.
- Trygve Lindeman, 82, Norwegian cellist.
- Julio Porter, 63, Argentine filmmaker.
- Rae Samuels, 92, American vaudeville performer.[92]
- John Scafide, 68, American football player and politician.
- Georg Schaltenbrand, 81, German neurologist.
25
- John M. Budd, 71, American railroad executive.[93]
- Laurie Dearle, 60, Australian footballer.
- Maphevu Dlamini, 57, Swazi politician, prime minister (since 1976), cancer.[94]
- Harry Sinclair Drago, 93, American novelist and screenwriter.[95]
- Charles Barney Harding, 80, American banker.[96]
- Philip Matante, 66, Motswana politician.
- Eva Puck, 86, American actress.[97]
- Leo George Rigler, 83, American radiologist.
- Morrie Schick, 87, American baseball player.
- Fernando Soler, 83, Mexican actor and filmmaker, respiratory failure.[98]
- Sir Gerald Templer, 81, British field marshal, lung cancer.[99]
26
- Manuel Barbeyto, 77, Filipino actor.
- Sir William Brand, 91, Australian politician, MP (1954–1958).
- Minto Cato, 79, American singer.[100]
- Bill Crump, 71, American jazz musician.
- Ray P. Dinsmore, 86, American rubber scientist.[101]
- Alexander Jacobs, 52, English-American screenwriter.[102]
- Bill Jones, 92, Australian footballer.
- Glory Leppänen, 77, Finnish actress and filmmaker.
- Assassination of Park Chung Hee
- Park Chung Hee, 61, South Korean politician, president (since 1963), shot.[103]
- Cha Ji-chul, President's chief bodyguard[104]
- An Jae-song, South korean sport shooter and bodyguard[105]
- George Parry, 70, South African cricket umpire.
- Germaine Peyroles, 77, French politician.
- Hans-Ulrich Rieker, 59, German journalist and Buddhist leader.
- Charles P. Thompson, 88, American actor.
- Veludo, 49, Brazilian footballer.
- Jennetta Vise, 67, English illustrator.
27
- Charles Coughlin, 88, Canadian-American Roman Catholic priest, radio personality and ultraconservative activist.[106]
- Eric Douglas Cummings, 83, Australian flying ace.[107]
- Sir Louis Gluckstein, 82, British politician, MP (1931–1945).
- Germaine Lubin, 89, French singer.[108]
- Gregory Mangin, 71, American tennis player.
- John McLellan, 51, Canadian ice hockey player and coach, heart attack.[109]
- Charles Peat, 87, British politician and cricketer, MP (1931–1945).
- Alfred Thomson, 84, English artist.
- Albert O. Vorse Jr., 65, American flying ace and naval admiral.
- Charlie Wiedemeyer, 65, American baseball player.
28
- Julius Chaloff, 87, American pianist and composer.
- Raymond Fritz, 80, French Olympic runner (1924).
- Joseph-Henri Guiguet, 88, French flying ace.
- Mel Ingram, 75, American baseball player and coach.[110]
- John Gorham Palfrey, 60, American academic administrator and government official, cancer.[111]
- Jimmie Skinner, 70, American country musician, heart attack.[112]
- Jimmy Wallbanks, 70, English footballer.
- Clarence Wanamaker, 87, American ice hockey player and coach.
29
- Tiki Fulwood, 35, American drummer (Parliament-Funkadelic), stomach cancer.
- Omar Gjesteby, 80, Norwegian politician and trade unionist.
- William M. Hoge, 85, American general.[113]
- Jørgen Holmboe, 76, Norwegian-American meteorologist.[114]
- Bill Karr, 68, American football player.
- Józef Pluta, 47, Polish serial killer, fall.
- Johnny Rosenblatt, 71, American politician.
- Erich Schmitt, 67, Swiss Olympic handball player (1936).
- Francis Boggs Snavely, 82, American football and basketball coach.
30
- Tahir Badakhshi, 46, Afghan journalist and political activist, murdered.
- Dalton Bales, 59, Canadian politician, traffic collision.[115]
- Robert Boulin, 59, French politician, suicide by drowning.[116]
- Frank Butler, 70, American football player.[117]
- Oscar Conti, 65, Argentine cartoonist.[118]
- Vincent DeSimone, 61, American police detective, cancer.[119]
- Peter Krasnow, 93, Russian-American artist.[120]
- Mickey McBan, 60, American actor.
- Rachele Mussolini, 89, Italian socialite, widow of Benito Mussolini, heart attack.[121]
- Vyacheslav Naumenko, 96, Soviet general and Nazi collaborator.
- Jack Nicholas Pritzker, 75, American businessman.[122]
- John Albert Stevenson, 89, American mycologist.[123]
- Vedpal Tyagi, 63, Indian politician and jurist.
- Raymond Vincent, 73, French Olympic diver (1924).
- Sir Barnes Wallis, 92, English aeronautical engineer (bouncing bomb).[124]
- George Woodcock, 75, British trade unionist.[125]
31
- Edvin Adolphson, 86, Swedish actor.
- Robert Lewis Baker, 42, American horticulturalist and botanist, hepatitis.[126]
- Elias Barzilai, 87–88, Greek rabbi and humanitarian.
- Eddie Bentz, 85, American convicted bank robber, heart attack.
- Frank Dyson, 48, English rugby player.
- John Goldmark, 62, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives (1957–1963), lymphoma.
- Putte Kock, 78, Swedish ice hockey and football player, coach, and sports commentator.
- Paavo Kuusinen, 64, Finnish Olympic cyclist (1948).
- Marguerite Lwoff, 74, French microbiologist and virologist.
- Freddy Mésot, 74, Belgian Olympic figure skater (1924).
- Mario Tauzin, 70, French artist.
- Elvania Namukwaya Zirimu, 41, Ugandan poet, traffic collision.
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- ↑ A great Gonzagan, Mel Ingram, dead
- ↑ John G. Palfrey, Once Served On Atomic Energy Commission
- ↑ Entertainer dies
- ↑ Retired Gen. William Hoge, 85
- ↑ Meteorologist is dead in L.A.
- ↑ Car kills Dalton Bales, 59
- ↑ French Labor Minister Kills Himself After Scandal
- ↑ Butler
- ↑ Exterior (in Portuguese)
- ↑ Vincent DeSimone, 61; Jersey Detectives Chief
- ↑ Peter Krasnow, 92, Abstract Artist of the 1920s, Dies
- ↑ Rachele Guidi Mussolini, Widow Of Italian Dictator, Is Dead at 89
- ↑ J.N. Pritzker, 75, of Hyatt Hotels
- ↑ John Stevenson, 89, Dies, Head of USDA Mycology
- ↑ Sir Barnes Wallis, British Inventor Of ‘Dambuster’ Bombs, Is Dead
- ↑ FORMER TUC BOSS WOODCOCK DIES
- ↑ Robert Baker, Was Expert on City Gardens
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