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The following is a list of notable deaths in February 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.
February 1985
[edit]1
[edit]- Henry B. Bogue, 92, American football and basketball coach.
- Robert Chartham, 73, English writer.
- Daniel González, 31, Uruguayan footballer, traffic collision.
- Roosie Hudson, 69, American basketball player.
- Harry Hynd, 84, British politician and trade unionist, MP (1945–1966).
- Ipolite Khvichia, 74, Soviet Georgian actor.
- Anton Kutter, 81, German filmmaker.
- Yuri Rumer, 83, Soviet theoretical physicist.
- Joseph Stéphan, 56, French Olympic sprinter (1948).
- Baba Yabo, 59, Beninese actor and comedian.
- Yōko Yaguchi, 63, Japanese actress.
2
[edit]- Márton Bukovi, 81, Hungarian football player and manager.
- Bianca Doria, 69, Italian actress.
- Velen Fanderlik, 77, Czechoslovak scouting educator.
- Washington Guzmán, 66, Chilean Olympic swimmer (1936).
- Joseph Meyerhoff, 85, Russian-born American businessman and philanthropist.[1]
- Hermann Priess, 83, German general and convicted war criminal.
- Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux, 46, Canadian composer and music educator, brain cancer.
- Shyam Sundar Shyam, 61, Indian politician.
- Francis G. Slack, 87, American physicist, heart attack.[2]
3
[edit]- Renato Angiolini, 61, Italian songwriter and pianist.
- George Bihlman, 89, American Olympic track and field athlete (1920).
- John Dellert, 100, American Olympic gymnast (1904).
- Johnnie Bob Dixon, 85, American baseball player.
- Wallace House, 55-56, Canadian politician.
- Santiago Lazcano, 37, Spanish racing cyclist, traffic collision.
- Sumter de Leon Lowry Jr., 91, American general, politician, and insurance executive.[3]
- Frank Oppenheimer, 72, American physicist and science educator, lung cancer.[4]
- Hank A. Smith, 91, American football player.
4
[edit]- Norman Beeston, 84, Australian cricketer.
- William Lee Bergstrom, 33, American gambler, suicide by drug overdose.[5]
- Betsy Blackwell, 79, American magazine editor, emphysema.[6]
- Thomas E. Delahanty, 70, American judge.[7]
- Jesse Hibbs, 79, American film and television director and football player.
- Nicolas Hoydonckx, 84, Belgian footballer.
- Ramón Llorens, 78, Spanish football player and coach.
- John Wexley, 77, American writer and playwright (The Last Mile), heart attack.[8]
- Bobby Young, 60, American baseball player, heart attack.
5
[edit]- Kaarlo af Heurlin, 69, Finnish politician, MP (1966–1970).
- Les Berry, 78, English cricketer.
- Reber Simpkins Cann, 82, American educator and community activist.
- Sydney Cozens, 76, British racing cyclist and Olympic sprinter (1928).
- Hans Croon, 48, Dutch football manager, injuries sustained in a traffic collision.
- Harry Dale, 85, English footballer.
- Harry Lancaster, 73, American baseball and basketball coach, liver cancer.[9]
- Georges-Émile Lapalme, 78, Canadian politician.
- Lawrie Lindsay, 63, Scottish footballer.
- Neil McCarthy, 52, English actor, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
- Richard Nutt, 73, Australian cricketer.
- Yitzhak Seiger, 48, Israeli politician, MP (since 1981).
- Erich Stoschek, 81, German Olympic javelin thrower (1928).
6
[edit]- Alberto Inocente Álvarez, 78, Cuban politician and diplomat.
- Dadash Babazhanov, 62, Soviet Kazakh soldier.
- James Hadley Chase, 78, English novelist (No Orchids for Miss Blandish).[10]
- Lou Cusanovich, 72, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1957–1967) and California State Senate (1967–1980).[11]
- Joseph Stephen Crane, 68, American actor and restaurateur.[12]
- Muriel Gardiner, 83, American psychoanalyst and humanitarian, cancer.[13]
- Shelomo Dov Goitein, 84, German-American historian, heart attack.[14]
- Inger Hagerup, 79, Norwegian poet and author.
- Harald Johan Løbak, 80, Norwegian politician, MP (1945–1973).
- Lloyd Emerson Roulet, 93, American politician.
- Shirley Russell, 98, American artist.
- Eduard Wahl, 81, German politician.
- Natalia Zabila, 81, Soviet Ukrainian novelist, poet and playwright.
7
[edit]- Francis Affleck, 34, Canadian racing driver, racing crash.[15]
- Robert Day, 84, American cartoonist.
- George W. Headley, 77, American jewelry designer.
- Matt Monro, 54, English singer, liver cancer.[16]
- Vera D. Rubin, 73, American anthropologist and gerontologist.[17]
8
[edit]- Norah Baring, 79, English actress, pneumonia.
- Ernst Brüche, 84, German physicist.
- Sir Charles Burns, 86, New Zealand doctor and medical administrator.
- Bradford G. Chynoweth, 94, American general.
- Ursula Edgcumbe, 84-85, British artist.
- Paul Erdal, 82, Norwegian Olympic boxer (1920).
- Tom Greenway, 75, American actor, heart attack.
- François Leduc, 89, Canadian politician.
- Sir William Lyons, 83, English automobile engineer and designer (Jaguar Cars).[18]
- Marvin Miller, 71, American actor (Forbidden Planet, The Millionaire), heart attack.[19]
- Orsola Nemi, 81, Italian writer.
- Harold Ockenga, 79, American evangelist, cancer.[20]
- Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones, 88, British general.
- Alfred Stanford, 84, American naval officer.[21]
- Charles Watts, 79, English cricketer.
9
[edit]- Kiki Camarena, 37, Mexican-American drug enforcement officer, blunt force trauma.
- Ingemar Franzén, 57, Swedish Olympic weightlifter (1956).
- Edward K. Gill, 67, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (since 1982), heart disease.[22]
- Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski, 52, Polish Olympic shot putter (1960).
- Harry Perry, 96, American cinematographer (Hell's Angels, Wings).[23]
- Garland Roark, 80, American novelist.
- Humphrey Trevelyan, Baron Trevelyan, 79, British diplomat.
10
[edit]- M. S. Arnoni, 63, Polish-American journalist.
- Nicolás Castellanos, 73, Cuban politician.
- Reynaldo Dante, 72, Filipino actor.
- Henri Fleisch, 81, French archaeologist.
- Werner Hinz, 82, German actor.
- Franciszek Kawa, 83, Polish Olympic skier (1928).
- Johnny Mokan, 89, American baseball player.
- Charles Montaland, 74, French organist.
- George Mooney, 88, American football player.
- John M. Nickolaus Jr., 71, American cinematographer, cancer.
- Werner Schröer, 66, German flying ace.
- Wanda Tuchock, 86, American screenwriter.[24]
11
[edit]- Ben Abruzzo, 54, American balloonist, plane crash.[25]
- Nat Caldwell, 72, American journalist, traffic collision.[26]
- Conrad Detrez, 47, Belgian journalist and diplomat, AIDS.
- Henry Hathaway, 86, American filmmaker (The Lives of a Bengal Lancer), complications from a heart attack.[27]
- Thomas Taro Higa, 68, American soldier and inventor.
- Frank Arthur Hooper, 89, American judge.[28]
- George James Hopkins, 88, American playwright and set designer.
- Monique Leroux, 46, French Olympic fencer (1960).
- Rudy Lyle, 54, American banjoist.
- José Maldonado González, 84, Spanish politician, exile president (1970–1977), respiratory disease.[29]
- Talgat Nigmatulin, 35, Soviet actor, murdered.
- Heinz Roemheld, 83, American composer, pneumonia.[30]
- Víctor Palomo, 36, Spanish racing cyclist, heart and liver failure.
- Joseph Maria Pernicone, 81, Italian-born American Roman Catholic prelate, stroke.[31]
- C. Suntharalingam, 89, Sri Lankan politician, MP (1947–1960).
- Pieter van Dam, 80, Dutch Olympic gymnast (1928).
12
[edit]- Nicholas Colasanto, 61, American actor (Cheers), heart attack.[32]
- Malcolm Darroch, 46, Scottish footballer.
- Georges Gautschi, 80, Swiss Olympic figure skater (1924).
- Norman Lesser, 82, New Zealand Anglican prelate.
- Milton E. Lord, 86, American librarian.
- Van Lingle Mungo, 73, American baseball player, heart attack.[33]
- Muzaffer Ozak, 68-69, Turkish poet, composer and Islamic scholar.
- Leslie Sarony, 88, British actor and singer.
- Mahmoud Shokoko, 72, Egyptian actor and entertainer.
- Jerzy Skolimowski, 77, Polish Olympic rower (1928, 1932, 1936).
13
[edit]- Jerry Donohue, 64, American chemist, cancer.
- Bo Ehnbom, 85, Swedish general and engineer.
- Gabriel Dubois, 73, French racing cyclist.
- Andrew Gih, 84, Chinese-American evangelist.
- Juliusz Kühl, 71, Polish diplomat.
- Lotte Lang, 85, Austrian actress.
- Jean-Marie Loret, 66, French railway worker, alleged illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler, heart attack.[34]
- Philip Snow, 77, English cricketer.
- Ernie Willett, 65, English footballer.
- Edwin A. Zundel, 91, American general.
14
[edit]- Eva Mottley, 31, Barbadian-born British actress, suicide by drug overdose.
- Esko Rekomaa, 52, Finnish ice hockey player.
- Vincent A. Riccio, 65, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1969– 1974), heart attack.[35]
- Victor Steinbrueck, 73, American architect, complications during heart surgery.
- Douglas Stewart, 71, Australian poet.
- Francisco Tamayo, 82, Venezuelan botanist.
15
[edit]- Filip Bajković, 74, Montenegrin politician, prime minister (1953–1962).
- Carol Brice, 66, American singer, cancer.[36]
- Harold Jefferson Coolidge Jr., 81, American zoologist and conservationist, complications from a fall.[37]
- Charles Theodore Dotter, 64, American radiologist.
- Borys Karnicki, 77, Polish submarine commander.
- Manuel Flores Mora, 61, Uruguayan politician and journalist.
- Leonard Spigelgass, 76, American playwright and screenwriter.[38]
- Aaron Wade, 68, American boxer, heart attack.
16
[edit]- Sigfried Asche, 78, German art historian.
- Josephine Bradley, 91, Irish-born English ballroom dancer and dance teacher.
- Fred Pierce Corson, 88, American Methodist prelate, stroke.[39]
- John S. Davis, 86, American football and basketball coach.
- Feredune Dittia, 65-66, Indian cricketer.
- Marian Engel, 51, Canadian novelist (Bear), cancer.
- Paulette Nardal, 88, Martinican writer and journalist.
- Frederick Smith, 3rd Earl of Birkenhead, 48, British writer and hereditary peer, heart attack.
- Larry Ward, 60, American actor.
17
[edit]- George Coppard, 87, British soldier.
- Ingerid Dal, 89, Norwegian linguist.
- Newman Ertell, 82, American basketball coach.
- Georg Hegner, 87, Danish Olympic fencer (1920).
- Ebbe Hoff, 78, American physiologist.
- Wanda Perry, 67, American actress.
- Willi Schatz, 80, German dentist and concentration camp official, cancer.
- Marie Seton, 74, British biographer.
- George Washington, 77, American baseball player.
18
[edit]- Willy Alberti, 58, Dutch singer.
- Bobo Barnett, 81, American clown.
- Gábor Darvas, 74, Hungarian composer and musicologist.
- Alberta Pierson Hannum, 78, American author.
- Randolph Edgar Haugan, 82, American author and publisher.[40]
- Walter Jarvis, 89, Australian Olympic rower (1924).
- Douglas Johnston, Lord Johnston, 78, Scottish politician and judge, MP (1948–1961).
- Ken Levey, 61, Australian footballer.
- Virginia Manzano, 72, Mexican actress.
- Arthur R. Marshall, 65, American conservationist.
- Lee Mingledorff Jr., 70, American politician, suicide by gunshot.[41]
- Marcel Pesch, 74, Luxembourgish racing cyclist.
- Sir Shuldham Redfern, 89, British colonial administrator.
- Mark Ryan, 60, American politician.
- Ralph Thomas Scurfield, 57, Canadian businessman, avalanche.[42]
- Charles C. Shepard, 70, American microbiologist.
- Otto Tschumi, 80, Swiss painter.
- Arthur H. Wicks, 97, American politician, member of the New York State Senate (1927–1956).
- Thurston Williams, 61, British architect.
19
[edit]- Clarence Bell, 70, American basketball player.
- Dorothy Black, 85, South African-British actress.
- Miloslav Blažek, 62, Czechoslovak ice hockey player.
- Nathan Cummings, 88, Canadian-American businessman (Consolidated Foods), heart attack.[43]
- Georges Girard, 97, French bacteriologist.
- Carl Hambro, 70, Norwegian novelist.
- Woody Harris, 73, American songwriter.
- Charles Hoff, 82, Norwegian Olympic athlete (1924).
- Dan Jones, 76, British politician, MP (1959–1983).
- Liubov Kemularia-Nathadze, 94, Soviet Georgian botanist.
- Gregorio López-Bravo, 61, Spanish politician, plane crash.
- Carmen Lucia, 82, American union organizer.
- Nikanor Niesłuchowski, 75, Polish Orthodox prelate.
- Sverre Pettersen, 82, Norwegian footballer.
- Betty Radice, 73, English literary editor, heart attack.
- Pietro Reverberi, 72, Italian basketball referee.
- Donald Rickles, 57, American radio and television announcer, heart attack.
- Trygvi Samuelsen, 77, Faroese politician.
- Katharina Schroth, 90, German physiotherapist.
- Walter Scott, 82, New Zealand educationalist.
- Wilhelm Specht, 77, German mathematician.
- Carol Sutton, 51, American journalist, cancer.[44]
- Raymond Tissot, 65, French Olympic javelin thrower (1948).
- Elaine Watt, 55, American Olympic equestrian (1956).
- Yang Shixian, 88, Chinese chemist.
20
[edit]- Ronald Bird, 69, English cricketer.
- Jonas Fjeldstad, 90, Norwegian oceanographer.
- Jack Ford, 79, Australian rugby player.
- Carl Ludwig Franck, 80, German-British architect.
- Syl Johnson, 84, American baseball player.
- Isaac Kashdan, 79, American chess player.[45]
- Silas J. Kloehn, 82, American orthodontist.[46]
- Bhawani Prasad Mishra, 71, Indian poet and author.
- Clarence Nash, 80, American voice actor (Donald Duck), leukemia.[47]
- Nikolay Urvantsev, 92, Soviet geologist.[48]
- Francis O. Wilcox, 76, American diplomat, heart attack.[49]
- William F. Windle, 86, American neurologist, Parkinson's disease.[50]
21
[edit]- Jannie Barnard, 40, South African rugby player, traffic collision.
- Ina Claire, 91, American actress, heart attack.[51]
- Miloš Deyl, 78, Czechoslovak botanist.
- Louis Hayward, 75, South African-born British-American actor, lung cancer.[52]
- Tony Janiro, 59, American boxer, kidney failure.[53]
- Roy LeCraw, 89, American politician, stroke.[54]
- Ralph Page, 82, American contra dance caller.
- Nathan Pritikin, 69, American nutritionist, suicide by exsanguination.[55]
- Dermot Ryan, 60, Irish Roman Catholic prelate, heart attack.
- Maurice Smith, 75, English-born Canadian journalist, heart failure.
- Janice Torre, 70, American songwriter ("Paper Roses").
- John G. Trump, 77, American electrical engineer, uncle of Donald Trump.[56]
- Frank Wearne, 71, American racing driver.
22
[edit]- Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, 89, Indian Travancorian royal.
- Irene Ibsen Bille, 83, Norwegian novelist and playwright.
- Victor Carlund, 79, Swedish footballer.
- Lucien Cooremans, 85, Belgian politician.
- Jimmy D'Arcy, 63, Northern Irish footballer.
- Salvador Espriu, 71, Spanish poet.
- Sir John Osbaldiston Field, 71, British colonial administrator.
- Peter Firstbrook, 51, Canadian figure skater, pneumonia.
- Ernests Fogels, 74, Soviet Latvian mathematician.
- Aiichirō Fujiyama, 87, Japanese politician.
- Arild Haga, 71, Norwegian revue writer.
- David Hunt, 50-51, British ornithologist, tiger attack.[57]
- Bice Mizzi, 85, Maltese pianist.
- Army Rhodes, 66, American baseball player.
- Alexander Scourby, 71, American actor (The Big Heat), heart attack.[58]
- Frank Traynor, 57, Australian jazz musician, leukemia.
- Florence Tunks, 93, British nurse and suffragette.
- Efrem Zimbalist, 95, Russian-American violinist and music director.[59]
23
[edit]- Erik Andersson, 88, Swedish Olympic water polo player (1920, 1924).
- Charles Breslin, 20, Northern Irish militant (Provisional Irish Republican Army), shot.
- Iris Crooke, 89, New Zealand nurse.
- Andrzej Czarniak, 53, Polish Olympic skier (1952).
- William Greer, 75, Irish-American Secret Service agent, driver during the assassination of John F. Kennedy, cancer.[60]
- Pierre Lafitte Ithurralde, 83, French poet.
- Belford Lawson Jr., 83, American attorney and civil rights activist.[61]
- Choko Mabuchi, 73, Japanese pilot.
- Leo Osiewalski, 63, American basketball player.
- Boyd Tackett, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1949–1953).[62]
24
[edit]- Nigol Andresen, 85, Soviet Estonian politician.
- Ralph Beals, 83, American anthropologist.
- Jeffrey Dell, 85, British filmmaker.
- Giorgos Giamalis, 77, Greek footballer, heart attack.
- Anna Kael, 77, Hungarian Olympic gymnast (1928).
- Hal C. Kern, 90, American film editor (Gone with the Wind).[63]
- Georges Portmann, 94, French politician and physician.
- Janusz Ślązak, 77, Polish Olympic rower (1928, 1932, 1936).
- Eduard Sperling, 82, German Olympic wrestler (1928, 1932).
- Jorge A. Suárez, 57, Argentine linguist.
- William J. West, 92, Canadian politician.
- Marguerite Wildenhain, 88, French-American artist.
25
[edit]- Ahn Sahng-hong, 67, South Korean religious leader (World Mission Society Church of God), stroke.
- Bill Branch, 74, English golfer.
- Bill Diddel, 100, American golfer and golf course designer.[64]
- Charles Reed Laws, 91, New Zealand geologist.
- Marianne Oswald, 84, French singer and actress.
- Harry Poulter, 74, English footballer.
- Ivar Ruste, 68, Norwegian singer.
- Ziyodullo Shahidi, 70, Soviet Tajik musician.
- Ernst Waldschmidt, 87, German Indologist.
- Rudd Weatherwax, 77, American actor and animal trainer (Lassie), respiratory disease.[65]
26
[edit]- Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid, 57, American mathematician.
- Eric Chatfield, 84, Australian footballer.
- Charles Gibson Connell, 85, Scottish ornithologist.
- Leonardo David, 24, Italian ski racer, heart attack.[66]
- Santosh Kumar Ghosh, 64, Indian writer and journalist.
- Camillo Giardina, 77, Italian politician.
- Lance Hall, 70, English footballer.
- Tjalling Koopmans, 74, Dutch-American economist, Nobel Prize recipient (1975).[67]
- Ernest Mander, 90, British-Australian psychologist and political activist.
- Douglas Muggeridge, 56, British radio producer.[68]
- Jordanis Pavlides, 81, Greek-British bridge player.
- George Uhle, 86, American baseball player.
- Marko Vego, 78, Yugoslav Bosnian archaeologist.
- Malisa Zini, 63, Argentine actress.
27
[edit]- Joseph Buloff, 85, Russian-American actor.[69]
- Ernest Dubac, 71, Yugoslav Croatian football player and manager.
- Ray Ellington, 68, English drummer and singer, cancer.
- David Huffman, 39, American actor, stabbed.[70]
- Jacob Kunstle, 83, American politician, member of the South Dakota Senate (1972).
- Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., 82, American politician and diplomat, member of the U.S. Senate (1937–1944, 1947–1953).[71]
- Sidney McCrory, 73, American politician.
- Sir Iain Moncreiffe, 65, British genealogist and hereditary peer.
- Francisco Monterde, 90, Mexican writer.
- J. Pat O'Malley, 80, English actor (The Jungle Book, Alice in Wonderland, A Touch of Grace), cardiovascular disease.[72]
- Alfred Rosesco, 71, American Olympic handball player (1936).
- Albert Strohschein, 80, Canadian politician.
- Naomi Wing, 81, Australian physician.
28
[edit]- Charles Adderley, 72, English cricketer.
- Ferdinand Alquié, 78, French philosopher.
- Percy Andrews, 62, English footballer.
- Anna P. Baker, 56, Canadian artist, cancer.
- Charita Bauer, 61, American actress.[73]
- David Byron, 38, British singer (Uriah Heep), seizure.
- Cliff Coulson, 78, Australian footballer.
- Walter I. Davidson, 89, American politician and civic leader.
- Christine N. Govan, 87, American writer.
- Alberts Ozoliņš, 88, Soviet Latvian Olympic weightlifter (1924).
- D. W. Lucas, 79, English classical scholar.
- Howard Wads Rundquist, 83, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1943–1950).
- David Ryder, 50, Irish Olympic sailor (1960).
- Johan Otto Söderhjelm, 86, Finnish jurist and politician, MP (1933–1939, 1944–1951, 1962–1966).
References
[edit]- ↑ Entrepreneur Joseph Meyerhoff, 85, Known for His Philanthropy, Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ Dr. Francis G. Slack, one of the American scientists...
- ↑ LOWRY
- ↑ FRANK OPPENHEIMER, NUCLEAR PHYSICIST, DIES
- ↑ High-Roller Found Dead
- ↑ Betsy Blackwell, Former Magazine Editor, Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ Justice Delahanty dies in Lewiston
- ↑ JOHN WEXLEY, 77, PLAYWRIGHT, SCREENWRITER AND AN AUTHOR
- ↑ Harry Lancaster, longtime Rupp aide, dies at 73
- ↑ British author James Hadley Chase dies
- ↑ Valley’s Former State Sen. Lou Cusanovich Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ Steve Crane, 68, Lana Turner’s Ex, Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ MURIEL GARDINER, WHO HELPED HUNDREDS ESCAPE NAZIS, DIES
- ↑ SHELOMO D. GOITEIN, A HEBRAIC SCHOLAR, DIES
- ↑ Race driver Francis Affleck of Charlotte, N.C., was killed...
- ↑ Matt Monro, Britain’s ‘Cockney Como,’ Dies at 54 (subscription required)
- ↑ VERA D. RUBIN, 73, IS DEAD; DID RESEARCH ON LONGEVITY
- ↑ SIR WILLIAM LYONS, 83 DIES; FOUNDED THE JAGUAR CONCERN
- ↑ Marvin Miller, Actor on TV; Appeared in 'The Millionaire'
- ↑ The Rev. Dr. Harold John Ockenga, a national leader...
- ↑ A memorial service will be held Saturday for Alfred...
- ↑ EDWARD K. GILL
- ↑ Harry Perry, 96; Cinematographer (subscription required)
- ↑ Wanda Tuchock, 86; Hollywood Film Writer (subscription required)
- ↑ BALLOONIST AND 5 KILLED IN PLANE
- ↑ NAT CALDWELL
- ↑ HENRY HATHAWAY DIES AT 86; DIRECTED MORE THAN 60 FILMS
- ↑ Frank A. Hooper Jr., the federal judge who ordered...
- ↑ Maldonado Gonzalez, Spanish Exile Leader (subscription required)
- ↑ Heinz Eric Roemheld Dies; Hollywood Film Composer
- ↑ Joseph M. Pernicone, Ex-Auxiliary Bishop
- ↑ Nick Colasanto Dead at 61; Played Bartender in 'Cheers'
- ↑ VAN LINGLE MUNGO, 73, DIES; COLORFUL PITCHER FOR DODGERS
- ↑ Man who claimed to be Hitler's son dies
- ↑ V.A. RICCIO, EX-COUNCILMAN
- ↑ Carol Brice, 68, a Contralto Who Sang Many Lead Roles
- ↑ HAROLD COOLIDGE, EXPERT ON EXOTIC MAMMALS
- ↑ LEONARD SPIGELGASS, A WRITER FOR BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD
- ↑ Methodist Bishop Fred Corson, 88
- ↑ Originator of Augsburg 'Christmas' book dies
- ↑ Former mayor of Savannah found dead
- ↑ SCURFIELD
- ↑ NATHAN CUMMINGS, 88, DIES; FOUNDED CONSOLIDATED FOODS
- ↑ Carol Sutton, former managing editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal,...
- ↑ ISSAC KASHDAN, CHESS PLAYER AND A MATCH ORGANIZER, DIES
- ↑ Dr. Silas J. Kloehn
- ↑ CLARENCE NASH IS DEAD AT 80; DONALD DUCK'S VOICE IN FILMS
- ↑ Nikolai N. Urvantsev, Soviet Arctic Geologist
- ↑ Francis O. Wilcox, 76; Ex-State Dept. Official
- ↑ Dr. William F. Windle, Neurology Researcher
- ↑ INA CLAIRE, 92, WHO BROUGHT COMIC ARTISTRY TO STAGE ROLES
- ↑ LOUIS HAYWARD, 75, SWASHBUCKLING HERO IN ADVENTURE FILMS
- ↑ Former middleweight boxer Tony Janiro, whose 96-bout career included...
- ↑ ROY LECRAW, 88; EX-ATLANTA MAYOR (subscription required)
- ↑ NATHAN PRITIKIN, WHOSE DIET MANY USED AGAINST HEART ILLS
- ↑ JOHN TRUMP DIES; ENGINEER WAS 78
- ↑ Tiger Kills Briton in India
- ↑ ALEXANDER SCOURBY, 71, DIES; ACTOR FAMOUS FOR HIS VOICE
- ↑ EFREM ZIMBALIST, VIOLINIST, DIES AT 94
- ↑ William R. Greer obituary (subscription required)
- ↑ Belford Lawson, Retired Lawyer, Is Dead at 83 (subscription required)
- ↑ Services are today for Boyd Tackett
- ↑ Film Editor Hal C. Kern Dies at 90 (subscription required)
- ↑ W.H. DIDDEL GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT (subscription required)
- ↑ Rudd Weatherwax, Man Who Taught ‘Lassie,’ Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ Italian skier Leonardo David died late Tuesday after remaining...
- ↑ TJALLING C. KOOPMANS, NOBEL HONOR WINNER
- ↑ BBC Executive Douglas Muggeridge Dies (subscription required)
- ↑ JOSEPH BULOFF, AN ACTOR, DIES; MAINSTAY OF YIDDISH THEATER
- ↑ Youth, 16, Held in Death of Actor David Huffman (subscription required)
- ↑ HENRY CABOT LODGE, 82, IS DEAD
- ↑ J. PAT O'MALLEY
- ↑ CHARITA BAUER, 62, TV ACTRESS
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