| 7th 
            May, on this day  558 In Constantinople, 
            the dome of the Hagia 
            Sophia collapses. Justinian 
            I immediately orders the dome rebuilt. 1274 2nd 
            Council of Lyons (14th ecumenical council) opens
 1355 1,200 Jews of Toledo. Spain killed by Count Henry of Trastamara
 1416 Monk Nicolaas Serrurier arrested because of heresy at Tournay
 1429 English siege 
            of Orléans broken by Joan of Arc
 1624 Admiral Hermites conquering fleet reaches Callao the Lima, Peru
 1638 Cornelis S Goyer takes possession of Mauritius (uninhabited)
 1660 Isaack B Fubine of Savoy, in The Hague, patents macaroni
 1663 Theatre Royal in Drury Lane London opens
 1664 
            Louis XIV of France inaugurates The 
            Palace of Versailles.
 1697 Stockholm's royal castle (dating back to medieval times) is destroyed 
            in a huge fire (in the 18th century, it is replaced with the current 
            Royal Palace).
 1700 William Penn began monthly meetings for Blacks advocating emancipation
 1727 Jews are expelled from Ukraine by Empress Catherine I of Russia
 1748 French troops conquer Maastricht
 1763 Indian 
            Wars: Pontiac's 
            Rebellion begins - Chief Pontiac begins the "Conspiracy of 
            Pontiac" by attacking British forces at Fort Detroit.
 1765 HMS Victory, the ship which becomes the flagship of British Admiral 
            Horatio Nelson, is launched at Chatham. The ship is now preserved 
            at Portsmouth, England
 1771 Samuel Hearne explores the Copper Mine River of Canada
 1775 Turkish state of Bukovina secedes from Austria
 1789 1st inaugural ball (for George Washington in New York, NY)
 1792 Captain Robert Gray discovers Grays Harbor (Washington)
 1800 Indiana Territory organized
 1824 Beethoven's 9th (Chorale) Symphony, premieres in Vienna
 1832 Otto 
            of Bavaria is chosen king of Greece
 1840 Tornado 
            strikes Natchez, MS, kills 317
 1848 Prussians stop insurrection in Varsovia
 1856 Argentine and Brazilian sign a navigation pact
 1861 Riot occurs between prosecessionist and Union supporters in Knoxvill,e 
            TN
 1862 Battle of West Point, VA (Eltham's Landing, Barnhamsville)
 1862 Much of Enschede Netherlands destroyed by fire
 1864 Battle 
            of Wilderness ends (total losses: USA-17,666; CSA-7,500)
 1864 Skirmish at Port Walthall Junction, VA (Drewry's Bluff)
 1866 German premier Otto von Bismarck seriously wounded in assassin 
            attempt
 1867 Blacks stage ride-in to protest segregation in New Orleans
 1873 US marines attack Panamá
 1875 German SS Schiller sinks near Scilly Islands, 312 killed
 1877 Cincinnati Enquirer, 1st uses the term "Bullpen" to 
            indicate foul territory
 1885 John E W Thompson, named minister to Haiti
 1888 American George Eastman patents the Kodak box camera with a name 
            he feels will be easy to remember
 1891 Battle in Bunyoro: 
            Captain F Lugard stops Moslem rebellion, 300 killed
 1895 In Saint Petersburg, Russian scientist Alexander 
            Stepanovich Popov demonstrates to the Russian Physical and Chemical 
            Society his invention - the first in the world radio receiver. In 
            the former Soviet Union this day is celebrated as Day of Radio.
 1902 Soufriere volcano on St Vincent kills 2-5,000
 1907 Charles Collier wins 1st Isle of Man TT Race (38.22 mph)
 1909 Construction begins on first 100 houses in Ahuzat Bayit (Tel 
            Aviv)
 1913 British House of Commons rejects woman's right to vote
 1914 US Congress establishes mother's day
 1914 Woodrow Wilson's daughter Eleanor marries in the White House
 1915 Lusitania 
            sunk by German submarine; 1198 lives lost
 1920 USSR 
            recognizes independence of Georgia
 1923 Mine strike at Belgian Borinage railroad
 1924 Peruvian Torre forms APRA, Alianza Popular Revolutionaria Americana
 1928 England lowers age of women voters from 30 to 21
 1934 Part of Khabarovsk becomes a Jewish Autonomous Region
 1934 World's largest pearl (6.4 kg) found at Palawan, Philippines
 1937 The German Condor 
            Legion, equipped with Heinkel He 51 biplanes, arrive in Spain 
            to assist Franco's forces.
 1938 Dutch Minister of Justice Goseling calls fugitives of Nazi-Germany 
            "undesired strangers"
 1939 Germany and Italy announced an alliance known as the Rome-Berlin 
            Axis
 1941 British House of Commons votes for Churchill (477-3)
 1941 Glenn Miller records "Chattanooga Choo Choo" for RCA
 1942 Battle of Coral Sea ends stopping Japanese expansion
 1942 Nazi decree orders all Jewish pregnant women of Kovno Ghetto 
            executed
 1943 British 11th Huzaren occupies Tunis, Tunisia
 1943 Dutch men 18-35 obliged to report to labour camps
 1943 Liberty Ship George Washington Carver, named after scientist, 
            launched
 1943 US 1st Armour division occupies Ferryville Tunisia
 1943 US 9th Infantry division occupies Bizerta/Bensert Tunisia
 1944 German assault on Tito's hideout in Drvar Bosnia
 1945 Formal undertaking of complete German surrender signed by Alfred 
            Jodl
 1945 German General Keitel repeats surrender signing in Berlin for 
            the benefit of the Russians; WWII ends in Europe
 1945 Mauthausen Concentration Camp liberated
 1945 Nazi Generals Jodl and Von Friedenburg surrender
 1945 SS open fire on crowd in Amsterdam, killing 22
 1946 Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering (later renamed Sony) is 
            founded with about 20 employees.
 1946 William 
            H Hastie inaugurated as 1st black governor of Virgin Islands
 1947 Kraft 
            Television Theater debuts, running for the next 11 years.
 1947 General MacArthur approves Japanese constitution
 1947 Paraguayian Government unleashes contra revolt
 1948 Nazi collaborator V-Mann Antonius van de Waals sentenced to death
 1951 International Olympic committee allows Russia to participate 
            in 1952 Olympics
 1952 The concept for the integrated circuit, the basis for all modern 
            computers, is first published by Geoffrey 
            W.A. Dummer.
 1953 Record 537-kg swordfish is caught by L E Marron, in Chile
 1954 French surrender to Vietminh, Communist Vietnamese, after 55-day 
            siege at the city of Dien Bien Phu.
 1954 US, Great-Britain and France reject Russian membership in NATO
 1955 USSR signs peace treaty with France and Great-Britain
 1955 West Europe Union established
 1956 Battle at Oran, Algeria, kills 300
 1958 Major Howard Johnson, USAF, sets aircraft altitude record in 
            F-104 (Lockheed Starfighter), 27,810 meters
 1960 Leonid Brezhnev replaces Kliment Voroshilov as President of USSR
 1960 USSR announces 
            Francis Gary Powers confessed to being a CIA spy
 1962 US performs atmospheric nuclear test at Christmas Island
 1963 Bruno 
            Sammartino becomes WWF champion
 1963 SETC Telstar 2 launched (apogee 6,700 miles (10,800 km))
 1964 Pacific 
            Air Lines Flight 773, a Fairchild F-27 airliner, crashes near 
            San Ramon, California, killing all 44 aboard; the FBI later reports 
            that a cockpit recorder tape indicates that the pilot and co-pilot 
            had been shot by a suicidal passenger.
 1966 Mamas & Papas "Monday Monday" hits number 1
 1970 "Long and Winding Road" becomes Beatles' last American 
            release
 1973 American newspaper The Washington Post wins the Pulitzer Prize 
            for the work of its reporters Bob 
            Woodward and Carl 
            Bernstein in exposing the Watergate scandal during the Presidency 
            of Richard M.Nixon
 1974 West German Chancellor Willy 
            Brandt resigns.
 1975 President Ford declares an end to "Vietnam Era"
 1975 Small Astronomy Satellite Explorer 53 launched to study X-rays
 1980 Josip 
            Tito, Yugoslav President, buried
 1982 IBM releases PC-DOS version 1.1
 1982 US performs nuclear test at Nevada Test Site
 1983 August Hoffman perform record 29,051 consecutive sit-ups
 1984 $180 million out-of-court settlement reached in Agent Orange 
            suit
 1987 Diane 
            Chambers' (Shelley Long) final episode on Cheers
 1988 USSR performs nuclear test at Novaya Zemlya USSR
 1989 Panamanian voters reject dictator Manuel Noriega's bid for presidency
 1991 France performs nuclear test at Muruora Island
 1992 5 NYC cops arrested in Hauppauge Long Island for selling cocaine
 1992 Jockey Angel 
            Cordero retires after winning over 7,000 horse races
 1992 Michigan ratifies a 203-year-old proposed amendment to the United 
            States Constitution making the 27th 
            Amendment law. This amendment bars the U.S. Congress from giving 
            itself a mid-term pay raise.
 1992 Three employees at a McDonald's Restaurant in Sydney, Nova Scotia, 
            Canada, are brutally murdered and a fourth permanently disabled after 
            a botched robbery. It is the first fast-food murder in Canada.
 1993 South Africa agrees to multi-racial elections
 1994 
            Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream" recovered 3 months 
            after stolen
 1994 Gary 
            Hart's girlfriend Donna Rice (36) weds Jack Hughes (42)
 1994 Matlock actor Daniel 
            Roebuck (30) weds Kelly Durst (24)
 1995 Jacques Chirac wins French presidential election
 1997 Galileo, 4th Ganymede Flyby (Orbit 8)
 1998 Mercedes-Benz 
            buys Chrysler for US$40 billion and forms DaimlerChrysler 
            in the largest industrial merger in history.
 1999 Pope John 
            Paul II travels to Romania becoming the first pope that had visited 
            a predominantly Eastern Orthodox country since the Great Schism in 
            1054.
 1999 A jury finds The Jenny 
            Jones Show and Warner Bros. liable in the shooting death of Scott 
            Amedure, after the show purposely deceived Jonathan Schmitz to appear 
            on a secret same-sex crush episode. Schmitz later killed Amedure and 
            the jury awarded Amedure's family US$25 million.
 1999 Kosovo War: 
            In Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, three Chinese citizens are killed 
            and 20 wounded when a NATO aircraft bombs the Chinese embassy in Belgrade.
 1999 In Guinea-Bissau, President João 
            Bernardo Vieira is ousted in a military coup.
 2005 Former Lebanese Prime Minister, General Michel 
            Aoun returns to Lebanon after 15 years in exile.
 2007 The tomb of Herod 
            the Great is discovered.
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        | Birthdates which 
            occurred on 7th May : 1530 Louis I Condé 
            French prince/leader of hugenots 1574 Innocent X [Giambattista Pamfili] 236th Roman Catholic pope (1644-55)
 1700 Gerard van Swieten Dutch botanist
 1704 Carl Heinrich Graun composer
 1763 Josef Poniatovski Polish general/marshal of France
 1769 Giuseppe Farinelli composer
 1774 Sir Francis Beaufort naval officer; devised wind force scale
 1776 Dániel Berzsenyi [Hungarian Horatius], Hungarian poet
 1795 Gerhard M Roentgen industrialist (founder dockyard Fijenoord)
 1803 Johan Peter Cronhamm composer
 1812 Robert Browning London England, poet (The Pied Piper)
 1826 Varina Howell Davis 1st lady (Confederacy), died in 1905
 1827 Charles T H Coster Belgian literary (Légendes Flamandes) 
            [or Aug 20]
 1827 Francis Engle Patterson Brigadier General (Union volunteers), 
            died in 1862
 1832 Carl G Neumann German mathematician/physicist (Neumann-functions)
 1833 Johannes Brahms Hamburg Germany, composer, enjoys a good lullaby
 1840 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Votkinsk Russia, composer (The Nutcracker, 
            Swan Lake, 1812 Overture)
 1847 Archibald Primrose Earl of Rosebery (Liberal), British PM (1894-95)
 1861 Rabindranath Tagore Hindu poet/mystic/composer (Nobel '13)
 1866 Cornelis J K van Aalst president (Dutch Trading Company)
 1867 Philippine "Pine" Belder [Mary de Klerk], actress (Hope 
            of Blessing)
 1873 Clarence Dickinson composer
 1882 Willem Elsschot [Alfons J de Ridder] Flemish writer (Mend)
 1883 Gino Roncaglia composer
 1883 Martin Albertz German theologist (Church Jesus Christ)
 1885 George "Gabby" Hayes Wellesvile NY, actor (In Old Santa 
            Fe, El Paso)
 1887 Henri Pourrat French writer (Gaspard of the Montagnes)
 1888 Selmer Jackson Lake Mills IA, actor (Life & Legend of Wyatt 
            Earp)
 1890 Billy House Minnesota, actor (Imitation of Life, Bedlam, Egg 
            & I)
 1892 Archibald MacLeish Glencoe IL, political essayist/poet/dramatist 
            (JB)
 1892 Josip Broz Tito WWII partisan, leader of Yugoslavia (1943-80)
 1897 Kitty McKane England, tennis (Olympics-gold/2 silver/2 bronze-1920, 
            24)
 1898 Vera Chapman writer
 19-- Phil Campbell rocker (Motorhead-No Remorse)
 1900 Bauke Tuinstra Dutch/Frisian notary/author (Earste Keur)
 1900 Ralph Truman London England, actor (Web of Evidence)
 1901 Gary Cooper Helena MT, actor (2 Academy Awards-Sergeant York, 
            High Noon)
 1901 L T Coggeshall medical scientist/ US Secretary of HEW (1956-58)
 1901 Marcel Poot Belgian baron/composer
 1902 Sal Gliatto baseball player
 1903 Basil Nield judge/politician
 1907 Jef van Durme composer
 1908 Ed MacDonald actor (Mysteries of Chinatown)
 1908 Wouter Paap composer
 1909 Edwin H Land inventor (instant photography (Polaroid))
 1912 Paul H F Brenneker Netherlands/Antillian photographer/folklorist
 1917 Daniel Gillès Belgian writer
 1917 David Tomlinson Scotland, actor (Mary Poppins, Helter Skelter)
 1917 William Geoffrey Biddle bomb disposal expert
 1918 Argeliers Leon composer
 1919 Eva (Evita) [Duarte] Perón Argentina, 1st lady/actress
 1922 Darren McGavin Spokane WA, actor (Night Stalker, Tribes, Turk 
            182)
 1922 Gale Robbins Chicago IL, actress/singer (Hollywood House, Fuller 
            Brush Girl, Mr Hex)
 1923 Anne Baxter Michigan City IN, actress (Myra-Marcus Welby, Victoria-Hotel)
 1923 Pete V Domenici (Senator-R-NM, 1973- )
 1926 Val Bisoglio New York NY, actor (Lieutenant Marsh-Police Woman, 
            Danny-Quincy ME)
 1927 Jim Lowe Springfield MA, DJ (WNEW) "King of Trivia"
 1928 John Ingle actor (Edward Quartermaine-General Hospital)
 1928 Marvin Mitchelson attorney
 1929 Dick Williams baseball player, manager (including Seattle 1986-87)
 1929 Sally L Smith educator/founder (Lab School of Washington)
 1930 Aviard Gavrilovich Fastovets Russia, cosmonaut
 1930 Horst Bienek German poet
 1931 Gene [Rodman] Wolfe US, sci-fi author (Soldier of Arete)
 1931 Nel J Ginjaar-Maas Dutch under-secretary of Education (VVD)
 1931 Teresa Brewer Toledo OH, singer (Put Another Nickel In)
 1932 Hans Boskamp [Johan HG Hoelscher] actor/producer (Oh My Papa)
 1932 Pete Domeneci (Senator-R-NM)
 1933 Johnny Unitas NFL QB (Baltimore Colts, San Diego); one of the 
            greats
 1934 Ben Smith Atlanta GA, PGA golfer (Ralphs Senior Classic-4th)
 1934 Donald Russell Holler composer
 1934 Heinz Marti composer
 1934 Willard Scott weatherman (Today)
 1936 Cornelius Cardew composer
 1938 Johnny Caldwell Ireland, flyweight boxer (Olympics-bronze-1956)
 1938 Kevin O'Connor Honolulu HI, actor (Bogie, Special Effects)
 1939 Jimmy Ruffin soloist (What Becomes of the Broken Hearted)
 1939 Johnny Maestro New York NY, rock vocalist (Crests-16 Candles, 
            Brooklyn Bridge)
 1939 Marco St John New Orleans LA, actor (Rayford-Ball Four)
 1939 Rudolphus FM "Ruud" Lubbers director Dutch/CDA-premier 
            (1982-94)
 1939 Volker Braun writer
 1940 Armando Krieger composer
 1940 John Irvin actor (Moment in Time)
 1941 Grahame Bilby cricketer (two Tests New Zealand vs England 1966)
 1943 Christopher Taylor White rocker
 1943 Peter Horak jetboat jumper
 1943 Rick West [Richard Westwood] rocker (Brian Poole & Tremeloes)
 1944 Alison Margaret Bauld composer
 1944 John Heard actor (Pelican Brief, CHUD, Radio Flyer, Big)
 1944 Sivi Aberg actress (Batman TV show)
 1945 Robin Strasser New York NY, actress (Dorian-One Life to Live, 
            Another World)
 1945 Wim A Mateman Dutch MP (CDA)
 1946 Bill Danoff Springfield MA, vocalist (Starland Vocal Band)
 1946 Richard L Brodsky US lawyer/NY State Assemblyman (D) (1983- )
 1948 Peter Wingfield Wales, rocker/actor (Methos-Highlander)
 1949 Marilyn Cole Portsmouth England, playmate of the year (January 
            1972)
 1949 Stuart Marshall director (Desire)
 1950 Janis Ian [Janis Eddy Fink] New York NY, rock vocalist (At 17, 
            Society's Child)
 1950 Prairie Prince rocker (Tubes)
 1951 David Whitton campaigner
 1951 Robert Hegyes Metuchen NJ, actor (Underground Aces, Welcome Back 
            Kotter)
 1952 Amy Heckerling Bronx NY, director (Fast Times at Ridgemont High, 
            Clueless)
 1952 Derek Taylor rocker (Let it Be, Beatles Anthology)
 1955 Peter Reckell Elkhart IN, actor (Days of our Lifes)
 1957 [Christopher St John] "Sinjin" Smith Los Angeles CA, 
            volleyballer (Olympics-96)
 1957 Shauna McDonald Brown TV producer
 1959 Michael E Knight Princeton NJ, actor (Date with Angel, All My 
            Children)
 1959 Robin L Freeman St Charles MO, PGA golfer (1993 Northern Telecom-3rd)
 1959 Tamara E Jernigan Chattanooga, PhD/astronaut (STS 40, 52, 67, 
            80)
 1960 Arnon Ohad co-pilot (El Al) plane that crashed on Bijlmer Amsterdam
 1961 Linda Somers Bitburg Germany, US marathoner (Olympics-31st-96)
 1962 Robbie Knievel daredevil, son of Evel (Chips Something Special)
 1964 Leslie O'Neal NFL defensive end (San Diego Chargers, St Louis 
            Rams)
 1964 Mustapha Zerqti Moroccan/Netherlands writer (Ihtidaar hub fi 
            el-mahd)
 1964 Ronnie Harmon NFL running back (San Diego Chargers, Tennessee 
            Oilers)
 1965 Reuben Davis NFL defensive tackle (San Diego Chargers)
 1966 Anderson Cummins cricketer (in Packer's Valley Barbados & 
            West Indies quickie)
 1968 Joe King NFL safety (Oakland Raiders)
 1968 Traci Lords [Nora Louise Kuzma], Steubenville OH, porn actress 
            (Cry Baby)
 1969 Katerina Maleeva Bulgaria, tennis player (US Open Junior 1984)
 1969 Melanie Valerio 400 meter freestyle swimmer (Olympics-96)
 1970 Edwin Zoetebier Dutch soccer player (FC Volendam)
 1970 Mark Smith Pasadena CA, outfielder (Baltimore Orioles)
 1970 Sebastien Britten Brossard Québec Canada, figure skater 
            (1995 Canadian Champion)
 1971 Cameron McFadzean Melbourne Victoria Australia, canoeist (Olympics-96)
 1971 Dave Karpa Regina, NHL defenseman (Anaheim Mighty Ducks)
 1971 José Munoz WLAF offensive tackle (Rhein Fire)
 1971 Rondell Jones NFL safety (Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens)
 1972 Chris Hayes safety (New York Jets)
 1972 John Holecek NFL linebacker (Buffalo Bills)
 1972 Vince Stewart WLAF defensive tackle (Barcelona Dragons)
 1973 Dameian Jeffries NFL defensive end (New Orleans Saints)
 1973 Kristian Lundin record producer
 1974 Scott Whittaker center/tackle (Oakland Raiders)
 1975 Jason Tunks London Ontario, discus thrower (Olympics-96)
 1976 Nicholas Butcher Los Angeles CA, field hockey midfielder/forward 
            (Olympics-96)
 1977 Marko Milic NBA guard (Phoenix Suns)
 1987 Katie Danza daughter of Tony & Tracy Danza
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deaths which occurred 
            on May 7th:
 0685 Marwan I ibn al-Hakam 4th kalief of Omajjaden (684-85), dies
 0973 Otto I the Great Holy Roman Emperor (962-973), dies at 60
 1166 Willem I the Bad, king of Sicily (1154-66)
 1205 Ladislaus III Arpad King of Hungary (1204-05), dies at 5 or 6
 1523 Franz von Sickingen German knight/protect of poor, dies of wounds 
            at 42
 1617 David Fabricius German astronomer, dies at 53
 1667 Johann Jakob Froberger German organist/singer/composer, dies 
            at 50
 1671 Edward Montagu English baron Kimbolton, dies at about 68
 1671 Pieter Stockmans Flemish chairman of Opperkrijgshof, dies at 
            62
 1673 Johannes Teellinck Dutch vicar, dies at about 58
 1736 John Weldon composer, dies at 60
 1792 Aert Schouman Dutch bird/portrait painter, dies at 82
 1793 Johan A Zoutman Dutch Lieutenant Admiral (battle of Doggersbank), 
            dies at 68
 1793 Pietro Nardini composer, dies at 71
 1800 Laurens P van Spiegel regent/pension advisor (1787-95), dies 
            at 64
 1800 Niccolò Piccinni Italian composer (Roland), dies at 72
 1814 Franz Volrath Buttstett composer, dies at 79
 1818 Leopold Jan Antonin Kozeluh composer, dies at 70
 1825 Antonio Salieri Italian composer, dies in Vienna at 74
 1836 Norbert Burgmuller composer, dies at 26
 1863 Amiel Weeks Whipple US Union general-major, dies of injuries 
            at 46
 1871 Louis Papineau political reformer, dies
 1876 Franz count of Pocci German artist/composer (Alchemist), dies 
            at 69
 1884 Judah P Benjamin confederate minister of War, dies at 72
 1900 Richard Storrs Willis composer, dies at 81
 1904 Peter Hille writer, dies
 1914 Edward Mollenhauer composer, dies at 87
 1915 Alfred G Vanderbilt US millionaire, dies aboard Lusitania
 1915 Alfred Scott Witherbee Jr US Lusitania officer, dies
 1915 Charles Frohman dies aboard Lusitania
 1928 Alexander Afanasii Spendiaryan composer, dies at 56
 1929 Albert Anselmi US gangster, murdered by Al Capone
 1929 John Scalise US gangster, murdered by Al Capone
 1929 Joseph "Top Toad" Giunta US gangster, murdered by Al 
            Capone
 1932 Albert Thomas French social minister of Weapon production, dies
 1934 Edward Naylor composer, dies at 67
 1941 David Wijnkoop revolutionary socialist, dies
 1942 Felix Paul von Weingartner Austria conductor/composer, dies at 
            79
 1946 Anton A Mussert engineer/NSB leader, executed
 1946 Joe Humphries cricket wicket keeper (3 Tests for England 1907-08), 
            dies
 1951 Warner Baxter dies at 62
 1953 Ormerod Pearse cricketer (55 runs & 3 wickets in 3 Tests 
            for S Af), dies
 1958 Nyogen Senzaki 1st Zen teacher to reside in USA, dies at 81
 1962 Jimmy Conlin dies at 77
 1967 Judith Evelyn dies of cancer at 54
 1968 Lurleen Burns wife of George Wallace/Governor of Alabama, dies 
            at 41
 1970 Carlos Estrada composer, dies at 60
 1971 Willem Banning Dutch theologist/sociologist (Karl Marx), dies 
            at 83
 1977 Irwin Fischer composer, dies at 73
 1981 Mieczyslaw Kolinski composer, dies at 79
 1982 Alfred Adam dies at 72
 1983 Peter Edel writer, dies
 1985 Dawn Addams actress (Alan Young Show, Star Maidens), dies at 
            54
 1986 Gaston Deferre French politician, dies at 75
 1987 Colin Blakely dies at 56
 1988 Divine [Harris Glenn Milstead] dies of natural causes at 42
 1989 Guy Williams actor (Zorro, Lost in Space), dies in Argentina 
            at 65
 1990 Jessica James actress (Spring Break), dies of breast cancer at 
            60
 1993 Mary Philbin actress (Phantom of the Opera), dies at 89
 1994 Clement Greenberg US art critic (Art & Culture), dies at 
            85
 1994 Margaret Skeete oldest American, dies at 115
 1995 Ernest H Martin impressario, dies at 75
 1995 Lawrence Josset engraver, dies at 84
 1995 Maria Luisa Bemberg fil maker, dies at 73
 1995 Ray McKinley drummer, dies at 84
 1996 Albert Meltzer anarchist, dies at 76
 1996 Henry Diamond Irish Nationalist MP, dies at 87
 1996 Howard Frank Trayton Smith diplomat/head of MI5, dies at 76
 
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