| 13th 
            January, on this day  0888 Duke 
            Odo becomes king of West-France 1099 Crusaders set fire to Mara. Syria
 1328 Edward 
            III of England marries Philippa of Hainault, daughter of the Count 
            of Hainault
 1426 Battle 
            of Brouwershaven
 1547 Earl 
            Henry Howard of Surrey sentenced to death
 1610 Galileo 
            Galilei discovers Callisto, 4th satellite of Jupiter
 1621 Jan 
            Pieterszoon Coen's fleet sets sail to Moluccas (from Jacarta)
 1630 Patent to Plymouth Colony issued
 1695 Jonathan 
            Swift ordained an Anglican priest in Ireland
 1733 James 
            Oglethorpe and 130 English colonists arrive at Charleston, SC
 1785 John 
            Walter publishes 1st issue of London Times
 1794 Congress changes US flag to 15 stars AND 15 stripes
 1830 Great fire in New Orleans thought to be set by rebel slaves
 1840 The steamship 
            Lexington burns and sinks four miles off the coast of Long Island 
            with the loss of 139 lives.
 1849 Vancouver Island granted to Hudson's 
            Bay Co
 1854 Anthony Foss patents the accordion
 1863 Chenille 
            manufacturing machine patented by William Canter, New York City NY
 1863 Thomas 
            Crapper pioneers one-piece pedestal flushing toilet
 1865 Federals attack Fort Fisher. NC
 1869 National convention of black leaders meets in Washington DC
 1869 Coloured National Labor Union, 1st Black labour convention
 1874 A British army doctor reaches the British sentry post at Jalalabad, 
            Afghanistan, the only survivor of a 16,000-strong Anglo-Indian expeditionary 
            force that was massacred during its retreat from Kabul
 1874 Battle between jobless and police in New York City NY, 100s injured
 1874 US troops land in Honolulu to protect the king
 1882 Richard Wagner completes his opera "Parsifal"
 1883 Fire in circus Ferroni in Berditschoft. Poland kills 430
 1888 National 
            Geographic Society founded (Washington DC)
 1893 British 
            Independent Labour Party forms (Keir Hardie as its leader)
 1894 Revolution in Sicily crushed by government troops
 1895 Oscar Wilde's "Ideal 
            Husband" premieres in London
 1898 In France, Emile 
            Zola's article ‘J'accuse’ is printed, exposing a military 
            cover-up now known as the Dreyfus 
            Affair. Zola is subsequently found guilty of libel, though later 
            pardoned
 1906 1st radio set advertised (Telimco for $7.50 in Scientific American) 
            claimed to receive signals up to one mile
 1908 Rhoades 
            Opera House burns in Boyertown, PA, killing 170
 1908 French pilot Henry Farman is 1st European to fly roundtrip
 1911 Roald Amundsens anchors at Walvis Bay
 1915 Earthquake in Avezzano Italy kills 30,000
 1915 W Churchill presents plan for assault on Dardanelles
 1916 World War I: In an attempt to relieve their compatriots under 
            heavy siege by Turkish forces at Kut-al Amara in Mesopotamia, British 
            forces under the command of Lieutenant General Fenton Aylmer launch 
            an attack against Turkish defensive positions on the banks of the 
            Wadi River
 1920 New York Times editorial (falsely) reports rockets can never 
            fly
 1922 Conference 
            of Cannes concerning German retribution payments ended
 1924 Nationalist Wafd-party wins Egyptian parliament elections
 1927 US and Mexico battle over oil interests
 1929 Humanist 
            Society established, Hollywood CA
 1930 "Mickey 
            Mouse" comic strip 1st appears
 1935 Plebiscite in Saar, indicates a desire (90.3%) to join Nazi Germany
 1939 Northwest 
            Airlines Flight 1, a Lockheed L14H Super Electra, crashes on takeoff 
            from Miles City, Montana, killing all four on board. The aircraft's 
            cross-feed fuel valve leaked fuel into the cockpit and an intense 
            fire broke out.
 1942 German U-boats begin harassing shipping on US east coast
 1942 Henry Ford patents a method of constructing plastic auto bodies
 1942 Allied Conference for war trials
 1942 Interallied war trial conference publishes St James Declaration
 1943 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrives in Casablanca
 1943 Hitler declares "Total 
            War"
 1943 Russian offensive at Don under General 
            Golikov
 1943 US infantry captures Galloping Horse-ridge Guadalcanal
 1945 Prokofchev's 
            5th Symphony premieres in Moscow
 1950 The Soviet Ambassador to the United Nations, Jacob 
            Malik, storms out of a meeting of the UN Security Council, as 
            a Soviet proposal to expel the Chinese Nationalist representative 
            is rejected. Malik announces his intention to boycott future meetings 
            of the Council
 1951 German General F Christian freed early from Dutch prison
 1951 9 Jewish Kremlin physicians "exposed" as British/US 
            agents; known as the Doctors' 
            Plot
 1953 Gas explosion in Belgium coal mine kills 14
 1953 Marshal Josip 
            Tito chosen president of Yugoslavia
 1954 Military rule in Egypt; 318 Mohammedan Brotherhood arrested
 1957 Wham-O Company produces the 1st Frisbee
 1958 Over 9,000 scientists from 44 different countries petition the 
            UN to end the testing of nuclear weapons
 1958 In Scotland, the serial killer Peter 
            Manuel is arrested after a series of attacks over a two year period 
            that left nine people dead
 1958 US newspaper "Daily 
            Worker" ceases publication
 1959 De Gaulle grants amnesty to 130 to Algerian death row convicts
 1959 King Boudouin promises Belgian Congo independence
 1964 In Calcutta (Kolkata), India, more than 100 people are killed 
            following Hindu-Muslim rioting
 1964 In Manchester, NH, US, 14-year-old Pamela Mason is murdered. 
            Edward Coolidge is tried and convicted of the crime, but the conviction 
            is set aside by the landmark 4th Amendment Case "Coolidge vs. 
            New Hamphire (1971)."
 1966 American President Lyndon 
            Johnson appoints the first African-American to a cabinet position. 
            Robert 
            C. Weaver is made head of the Department of Housing and Urban 
            Development
 1966 US performs nuclear test at Nevada Test Site
 1967 Coup in Togo
 1967 Rolling 
            Stones appear on Ed Sullivan Show
 1968 Johnny 
            Cash records the album ‘At 
            Folsom Prison’ live at Folsom State Prison, U.S.A
 1968 Beginning of Tet-offensive 
            in Vietnam
 1969 Beatles release "Yellow 
            Submarine" album
 1969 Scandinavian 
            Airlines Flight 933 crashes in Los Angles with 15 fatalities
 1972 The Prime Minister of Ghana is ousted by a military coup whilst 
            receiving medical treatment in London
 1972 American President Richard 
            Nixon announces that 70,000 U.S. troops will leave South Vietnam 
            over the following three months
 1976 Sarah 
            Caldwell is 1st woman to conduct at NY's Metropolitan Opera House 
            as she led orchestra in a performance of "La Traviata"
 1979 YMCA files libel suit against Village 
            People's YMCA song
 1980 Head of narcotic brigade arrested for drug smuggling in Belgium
 1980 Togo's constitution becomes effective
 1982 Air 
            Florida 737 took off in a snowstorm, crashes into the 14th St Bridge 
            in Washington, DC, and falls into the Potomac River, killing 78
 1985 Express train derails in Ethiopia, kills at least 428
 1986 Bloody coup overthrows government of South Yemen
 1987 7 top New York Mafia bosses sentenced to 100 years in prison 
            each
 1987 W German police arrest Mohammed 
            Ali Hamadi, suspect in 1985 hijacking
 1989 "Friday 
            the 13th" virus strikes hundreds of IBM computers in Britain
 1989 Ruins of Mashkan-shapir (occupied 2050-1720 BC) found in Iraq
 1989 Subway gunman Bernhard 
            Goetz begins 1-year jail sentence
 1990 L. 
            Douglas Wilder is elected governor of Richmond, Virginia in the 
            U.S.A. He becomes the first African American governor
 1991 UN Secretary General Javier 
            Perez de Cuellar meets with Saddam Hussein in Baghdad
 1991 As protesters continue to fight for Lithuanian independence, 
            13 people are killed and more than 140 injured by the Soviet military
 1991 42 killed in riot at exhibition soccer match in Orkney, Johannesburg, 
            South Africa
 1991 President Mario 
            Soares of Portugal re-elected
 1992 US serial killer Jeffrey 
            Dahmer pleads guilty but insane
 1993 American, British and French planes bomb a series of targets 
            over southern Iraq. The action is taken in response to repeated Iraqi 
            breaches of the 'no-fly 
            zone' implemented after the end of the Gulf War in 1991
 1994 Italian government of Ciampi 
            resigns
 1995 America3 
            becomes 1st all-female crew to win an America's Cup race
 2001 San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, is hit by a huge earthquake, 
            leaving over 1,000 people feared dead
 2007 Two thirds of the Venus's southern hemisphere suddenly brightened 
            as something triggered aerosols to form at a furious rate
 
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        | Birthdates which 
            occurred on 13th January : 1381 St Colette 
            abbess/reformer (Poor Clares) 1406 Matteo Palmieri Italian writer (Della vita civile)
 1505 Joachim II Hector ruler (Brandenburg)
 1596 Jan J Goyen Dutch landscape painter
 1616 Antoinette Bourignon Flemish mystic/French religious fanatic
 1628 Charles Perrault France, lawyer/writer (Mother Goose)
 1674 Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon French poet (Atrée 
            et Thyeste)
 1683 Johann Christoph Graupner German composer
 1690 Gottfried Heinrich Stolzel composer
 1727 Johann Christoph Schmugel composer
 1734 Luca Sorkocevic composer
 1778 Anton Fischer composer
 1788 Carl Ludwig Cornelius Westenholz composer
 1802 Eduard von Bauernfeld Vienna, comedic playwright
 1807 Napoleon Bonaparte Buford Major General (Union volunteers), died 
            in 1883
 1808 Salmon P Chase (Senator-R) cabinet member, 6th chief justice 
            (1864-73)
 1812 Humphrey Marshall Brigadier General (Confederate Army), died 
            in 1872
 1815 William Henry French Major General (Union volunteers), died in 
            1881
 1824 Ignacy Marceli Komorowski composer
 1834 Horatio Alger Jr Revere MA, author (Lost at Sea, Work & Win)
 1835 Gustaaf Rolin-Jaequemyns Belgian jurist/minister of the Interior
 1850 Leon Francis Victor Caron composer
 1859 Karl Bleibtreu German author (Revolution of Literature)
 1859 Kostís Palamás Greek poet/scholar (Flogera tou 
            Basília)
 1864 Wilhelm K W Wien German phyicist (Nobel 1911)
 1866 Vasily Sergeyevich Kalinnikov composer
 1869 Emanuele F duke of Aosta, Italian General (WWI)/fascist
 1870 Henryk Opienski Polish composer/conductor (St Moniuszko)
 1874 Jozef E van Roey Flemish cardinal/archbishop of Mechlin
 1884 Johannes Elsensohn Dutch actor/writer (Arie, novel from the Jordan)
 1884 Sophie Tucker [Kalish], Russia, singer/last of red hot mammas
 1885 Alfred Fuller CEO (Fuller Brush Man)
 1892 Paul Smart US, yachtsman (Olympics-gold-1948)
 1893 Clarke Ashton Smith US, sci-fi author (Lost Worlds, Genius Loci)
 1893 Jan Evangelista Zelinka composer
 1895 Anton Betzner writer
 1895 Fortunio Bonanova Palma de Mallorca Spain, opera singer
 1898 Pedro de Teixeira de Mattos Dutch diplomat
 1900 Yasuji Kiyose composer
 1903 Kay Francis [Katherine E Gibbs], Oklahoma City OK, actress (False 
            Madonna)
 1904 Richard Addinsell London England, composer (Taming of Shrew)
 1905 Percy Humphrey musician
 1906 Maxime Jacob composer
 1907 Sabine Zlatin nurse
 1909 Danny Barker jazz guitarist
 1909 Marinus van der Lubbe Dutch communist
 1911 Johannes Bjelke-Petersen premier (Queensland Australia)
 1913 Jeff Morrow New York City NY, actor (Bart-Union Pacific, Temperatures 
            Rising)
 1913 Ralph Edwards Merino CO, TV host (This is Your Life)
 1915 Edward Frederick Weston Goodman property developer
 1916 Osa Massen Copenhagen Denmark, actress (Jack London, Rocketship 
            XM)
 1916 Bella Lewitsky choreographer
 1917 Felix Guerro Diaz composer
 1918 Steve Dunne Northampton MA, actor (Professional Father)
 1918 Lester Sill pioneer music publisher/record producer
 1918 Ted Willis prolific English screenwriter (It's Great to be Young)
 1919 Army Archerd Hollywood columnist/TV host (Movie Game)
 1919 Robert Stack Los Angeles CA, actor (Eliot Ness-Untouchables, 
            Airplane, Unsolved Mysteries)
 1923 Jack Watling London, actor (Nanny, Adventure for 2, Naked Heart)
 1923 Danil Shafran cellist
 1924 Philip Rawson artist/teacher
 1925 Gwen Verdon Louisiana, actress/singer/dancer (Cotton Club, Sweet 
            Charity)
 1925 Rosemary Murphy Munich Germany, actress (Margaret-Lucas Tanner)
 1926 Carolyn Heilbrun [Amanda Cross], author (Lady Ottoline's Album)
 1926 Pamela M Cunnington English architect/author (Change of Use)
 1928 David Sheiner New York City NY, actor (Paul-Mr Novak, Norman-Diana)
 1928 Gregory Walcott Wilson NC, actor (87th Precinct)
 1929 Joseph Anthony Pass guitarist
 1929 Wim Bary Dutch actor/theater director (Nice Boys)
 1930 Frances Sternhagen Washington DC, actress (Outland, Starting 
            Over)
 1930 Liz Anderson rocker
 1930 Roman Ciesiewicz artist/graphic designer
 1931 Charles Nelson Reilly New York City NY, actor (Match Game, Ghost 
            & Mrs Muir)
 1933 Nurdin Jivraj Tanzanian/British hotel magnate (Buckingham International)
 1933 Ron[ald Joseph] Goulart US, sci-fi author (Deadwalk, Plunder, 
            Cheap Thrills)
 1933 Tom B Gola NBA Hall-of-Famer
 1934 Rip Taylor comedian (Gong Show, $1.98 Beauty Show)
 1936 Ami Maayani composer
 1936 Edward R Madigan (Representative-R-IL, 1973- )
 1937 Hajé J Schartman Dutch MP (CDA)
 1938 Billy Gray Los Angeles CA, actor (Bud-Father Knows Best)
 1938 Paavo Johannes Heininen composer
 1941 Meinhard Nehmer German Democratic Republic, 2 man bobsledder 
            (Olympics-gold-1976)
 1943 Richard Moll California, actor (Night Court, House, Dungeonmaster, 
            Survivor)
 1943 William Duckworth composer
 1945 [Eileen] Joy[ce] Chant [Rutter] UK, sci-fi author (High Kings)
 1947 Peter Sundelin Sweden, yachtsman (Olympics-gold-1968)
 1947 John Lees England, rock guitarist/vocalist (Medicine Man)
 1948 Kenia Jayantilal cricketer (5 at Kingston 71 his only inns for 
            India)
 1948 T Bone' Burnett rocker
 1949 Brandon Tartikoff TV exec (NBC)
 1949 Rakesh Sharma India, cosmonaut (Soyuz T-11)
 1952 Cornelius Bumpus keyboardist (Doobie Brothers-Minute by Minute)
 1952 Sharon Gabet Fort Wayne IN, actress (Raven-Edge of Night, Brittany-Another 
            World, Melinda-One Life To Live)
 1954 Vicki McCarty Los Angeles CA, playmate (September 1979)
 1955 Fred White rocker (Earth Wind & Fire-Shining Star, Easy Lover)
 1955 Jay McInerney author (Bright Lights, Big City)
 1955 Titus M Mafolo South Africa journalist/ANC-leader
 1955 Trevor Rabin rocker (Yes)
 1956 Janet Hubert-Whitten actress (Vivian Banks-Fresh Prince of Bel 
            Air)
 1956 Jay McInerney writer (Bright Lights, Big City)
 1956 Malcolm Foster rock bassist (Pretenders-Mystery Achievement)
 1957 Christina Seufert Sacramento CA, diver (Olympics-bronze-1984)
 1957 Don Snow rocker (Squeeze)
 1957 Mark Francis O'Meara Goldsboro NC, PGA golfer (1984 Greater Milwaukee)
 1958 Ricardo Acuna Chile, tennis star
 1959 Kevin Anderson Illinois, actor (Hoffa, Sleeping with the Enemy)
 1961 Julia Louis-Dreyfus New York City NY, comedienne (SNL, Seinfeld, 
            Day by Day, Soul Man, Troll)
 1961 Graham "Suggs" McPherson Sussex, rock vocalist (Madness-Our 
            House)
 1961 Kelly Hrudey Edmonton, NHL goalie (Los Angeles Kings)
 1961 Kent Hull NFL center (Buffalo Bills)
 1962 Brett Maxie NFL safety (Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers)
 1962 Kevin Mitchell US baseball outfielder (New York Met, San Francisco 
            Giants, Cincinnati Reds)
 1963 Tim Patrick Kelly Trenton NJ, guitarist (Slaughter-Stick it Live)
 1963 Dirk Tazelaar cricketer (Queensland & Surrey left-arm pace 
            bowler)
 1963 Felita Carr Fort Lauderdale FL, dance skater (& Komarov-1995 
            Pac Champ)
 1964 Penelope Ann Miller Los Angeles CA, actress (Kindergarden Cop, 
            Gwen-Popcorn Kids)
 1966 Joseph Harper Ventura CA, canoe (alternate-Olympics-96)
 1966 Marcus Turner NFL cornerback/safety (New York Jets)
 1966 Patrick Dempsey Lewiston ME, actor (Mike-Fast Times, 20,000 Leagues 
            Under the Sea, Can't Buy Me Love, Face The Music)
 1966 Tabitha Stevens fictional character (Bewitched)
 1968 Kelly Boucher Calgary Alberta, basketball forward (Olympics-96)
 1969 Andre Cason US runner (world record 50 indoor)
 1969 Dan Footman NFL defensive end (Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis 
            Colts)
 1969 John Flannery guard/corner (Dallas Cowboys)
 1969 Katarzyna Nowak Lodz Poland, tennis star (1994 Futures France)
 1969 Kevin Foster US baseball pitcher (Chicago Cubs)
 1969 Orlando Miller Changionola Panamá, infielder (Houston 
            Astros)
 1969 Robert Wilson NFL running back (Miami Dolphins)
 1969 Stephen Hendry British snooker player
 1970 Keith Mitchell Palm Springs CA, actor (Jeffrey-Waltons, Gun Shy)
 1970 Anne-Marie Goddard Utrechtum Netherlands, playmate (Jan, 94)
 1970 Frank Kooiman soccer player (Sparta)
 1970 Keith Coogan Palm Springs, actor (Adventures in Babysitting, 
            Hiding Out)
 1970 Nachi Abe WLAF tight end (Scotland Claymores)
 1971 Elmer Dessens Hermosillo Mexico, pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates)
 1972 Byron "Bam" Morris NFL running back (Baltimore Ravens, 
            Pittsburgh Steelers)
 1972 Nicole Eggert Glendale CA, actress (Charles in Charge, Chrissie-TJ 
            Hooker, Summer-Baywatch)
 1972 Richard Woodley NFL cornerback (Detroit Lions)
 1973 Nikolai Khabibulin Sverdlovsk Russia, NHL goalie (Winnipeg Jets)
 1974 Matt Lepsis NFL tackle (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII)
 1974 Sergei Brylin Moscow Russia, NHL center (New Jersey Devils)
 1975 Angela Holbeck Australian rower (Olympics-96)
 1976 Gary Brent cricketer (Zimbabwe ODI pace bowler 1996)
 1976 Vaclav Batlik Costa Mesa CA, canoe (alternate-Olympics-96)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deaths which occurred on January 13:
 0533 Remigius van Reims 1st bishop of Reims (459-533)/saint, dies 
            about 96
 0858 Aethelwolf king of Wessex (Battle at Aclea), dies
 0888 Charles III the Fat One, King of Franconia/Roman emperor, dies
 1049 Derrick IV Count of Holland (1039-49), dies in battle
 1177 Hendrik Jasomirgott Babenberg Duke of Austria, dies
 1307 Arnoud van Foreest Dom deacon of Utrecht, dies
 1330 Frederick (III) the Handsome, duke of Austrian/German anti-king, 
            dies
 1488 Hermann Vischer "the Old", buried
 1599 Edmund Spenser poet (Faerie Queene), dies at about 46
 1625 Pieter Bruegel "the Older" (Bloemenbruegel), Flemish 
            painter, dies
 1651 Abraham C Bloemaert painter/cartoonist/engraver, dies at 86
 1682 Simon van Leeuwen Dutch lawyer/historian, dies at 55
 1691 George Fox founder of Quakers, dies at 66
 1702 Peter Rabus Dutch poet/translator (Great Name Book), dies at 
            41
 1762 Leonhard Trautsch composer, dies at 68
 1795 François-Joseph Krafft composer, dies at 73
 1797 Elisabeth C von Brunswick-Bevern wife of Frederick II, dies at 
            81
 1828 Alexandre-Auguste Robineau composer, dies at 80
 1838 Ferdinand Reis composer, dies at 53
 1864 Stephen Foster composer (My Old Kentucky Home), dies in a New 
            York hospital at 37
 1879 WF Hendrik the Navigator prince of Netherlands/viceroy of Luxembourg, 
            dies at 58
 1892 Charles Albert White composer, dies at 62
 1901 Carlo Angeloni composer, dies at 66
 1913 Thomas P Krag Norwegian author/novelist (Jon Graeff, Ulf Ran), 
            dies at 44
 1914 Bernardus H Heldt Dutch MP, dies at 72
 1914 Valentin de Zubiaurre y Unionbarrenechea composer, dies 76
 1924 Georg H Quincke German physicist (Test of Quincke), dies at 89
 1928 Johan Peter Koch Danish officer/explorer, dies at 57
 1929 Wyatt Earp US marshall (OK Corral), dies at 80
 1930 C-E Auguste Rateau French inventor (R-steam turbine), dies at 
            66
 1934 Jean-Baptiste Marchand soldier/explorer (Sudan), dies at 70
 1937 Walter Brearley cricketer (17 wickets in 4 Tests for England 
            1905-12), dies
 1939 Jacob Ruppert CEO (New York Yankees, 1915-39), dies
 1941 James Joyce novelist (Ulysses), dies in Zürich Switzerland, 
            at 58
 1943 Sophie Taeuber/Täuber-Arp Swiss sculptor, dies at 53
 1947 Veit Valentin German/US historian (German People), dies at 61
 1954 Roland Diggle composer, dies at 69
 1958 Edna Purviance actress (Charlie Chaplin, Sunnyside), dies at 
            61
 1958 John Lindeboom Dutch vicar/church historian, dies at 75
 1960 Sibilla Aleramo [Rina Faccio], Italian poet (Una Donna), dies 
            at 83
 1962 Ernie Kovacs comedian, dies in a car crash in West Los Angeles, 
            at 42
 1963 Leonardus G Kortenhorst Dutch MP (KVP), dies at 76
 1968 Bill Masterson (Minnesota Northstars) checked into the boards 
            & killed
 1969 Fred Price cricket wicket-keep (England, vs Australia Headingley 
            1938), dies
 1969 Wilton Graff actor (Bloodlust, Just Before Dawn), dies at 65
 1971 Bernard "Heinz" Lammerding German SS-General/contractor 
            (Tulle), dies at 65
 1971 Henri Tomasi French composer (Don Juan de Mañara), dies 
            at 69
 1971 Robert Still composer, dies at 60
 1976 Margaret Leighton British actress (Much ado about nothing), dies 
            at 53
 1978 Hubert Humphrey (Senator-D-MN, Vice President), dies at 66 in 
            Waverly MN
 1978 Joseph V McCarthy baseball manager (New York Yankees), dies at 
            96
 1979 Donny Hathaway Chicago IL, rocker (Ghetto), commits suicide at 
            33
 1980 André Kostelanetz Russian conductor, dies at 78
 1981 Emiel van Hemeldonck Belgian writer (Mary, My Child), dies at 
            83
 1982 Marcel Camus French director (Orfeu Negro), dies at 69
 1983 Arthur Space actor (Doc Weaver-Lassie), dies of cancer at 74
 1983 D Mack Reynolds US writer (Amazon Planet, Once Departed), dies
 1983 Doodles Weaver comedian (Spike Jones & City Slickers), dies 
            at 71
 1983 John McHugh actor (Unspeakable), dies of a heart attack at 69
 1985 Carol Wayne Johnny Carson's teatime movie hostess, dies at 42
 1986 Abdel Fattah Ismail President of South-Yemen (1969-80), murdered
 1987 E van Ruller Dutch journalist/co-founder (Trouw, Loyal), dies
 1988 Chiang Ching-kuo President of Taiwan (1978-88), dies at 81
 1989 Joe Spinell actor (Maniac, Star Crash, Strike Force), dies at 
            51
 1992 Josef Neckermann German founder mail-order firm/travel bureau, 
            dies
 1992 Yvonne Bryceland actress (Road to Mecca), dies of cancer at 66
 1993 Rene Pleven PM of France (1950-51, 51-52), dies
 1994 Frederick William Sternfield musicologist, dies at 79
 1994 Johan J Holst Norwegian minister of defense/foreign affairs, 
            dies at 56
 1995 Arnold Smith painter (Vigelius Prize 1935), dies at 89
 1995 Arthur Mervyn Stockwood bishop, dies at 81
 1995 Maxwell Henley Harris Austrian poet/publisher (Critics), dies 
            at 73
 1995 Ruby Starr vocalist (Grey Ghost), dies of brain tumor at 44
 1996 Denise Grey [Edouardine Verthuy], actress (Julietta), dies at 
            99
 1996 Willian Myuon Bany Guerrilla leader dies
 1997 William Mills painter, dies at 74
 
 
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