Deaths in February 1981

The following is a list of notable deaths in February 1981.

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 1981

1

Aleksandra Beļcova, 88, Soviet Latvian painter.
Joe Carroll, 61, American jazz singer, heart attack.
Lourdes Casal, 42, Cuban poet and activist, diabetes.
Edwin K. Cheadle, 85, American jurist.
Gene Comstock, 70, American racing driver.
Donald Wills Douglas Sr., 88, American aircraft designer and industrialist (Douglas Aircraft Company).
James H. Doyle, 83, American naval admiral.
Wanda Hendrix, 52, American actress (Prince of Foxes, Ride the Pink Horse), pneumonia.
Roscoe Holcomb, 68, American singer and musician.
Eric Hultén, 86, Swedish botanist and explorer.
Hans Kalm, 91, Estonian soldier.
Charles Luck, 94, British Olympic gymnast (1912).
Fred Luehring, 99, American college sports coach.
Mischa Mischakoff, 85, Russian-American violinist, heart failure.
Ernst Pepping, 79, German composer.
Steven Hayden Pollock, 33, American mycologist, shot.
Roy H. Sengstock, 67, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1941–1942, 1947–1955).
Geirr Tveitt, 72, Norwegian composer and pianist.
Morris Weitz, 64, American philosopher.

2

Hugh J. Addonizio, 67, American politician, mayor of Newark (1962–1970) and member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1949–1962), cardiac arrest.
Anne X. Alpern, 77, Russian-born American jurist, Pennsylvania attorney general (1959–1961).
Xenia Belmas, 91, Russian-South African opera singer, cancer.
Jan Donner, 89, Dutch jurist and politician.
Einar Larsen, 80, Danish footballer.
Hans Leyers, 84, German general.
Louise Lorraine, 76, American actress (The Adventures of Tarzan, The Radio King, Near the Rainbow's End).
Hector B. McKinnon, 90, Canadian civil servant.
Richard Muckermann, 89, German politician.
Jack Parsons, 90, English cricketer and reverend.
Al Van Camp, 77, American baseball player.

3

J Harlen Bretz, 98, American geologist.
Jerry Corcoran, 87, American football player and executive.
Sammy Crooks, 73, English football player and manager.
Charles Ferster, 58, American behavioral psychologist, heart attack.
Isabel Garcés, 80, Spanish actress.
J. W. Jones, 86, American football player and college basketball coach.
Margaret McNamara, 65, American literacy advocate (Reading Is Fundamental), cancer.
Normand Poirier, 53, American journalist.

4

Percival Beale, 74, English civil servant, Chief Cashier of the Bank of England (1949–1955).
Mario Camerini, 85, Italian filmmaker (Ulysses).
Deng Chumin, 91, Chinese social scientist.
Grant Gillis, 80, American baseball player, cancer.
Kathy Godfrey, 66, American talk show host, heart attack.
Cyril Goulden, 83, Canadian agriculturalist.
Ghulam Ghaus Hazarvi, 84–85, Pakistani politician.
Holger Henning, 75, Swedish naval admiral.
Joan Ingram, 70, English tennis player.
Joe Jacques, 36, English footballer, heart attack.
Douglas McAlpine, 90, British neurologist.
Adhaury Rocha, 60, Brazilian Olympic sports shooter (1956).
Robert H. Roche, 89, American politician.
Michele Busiri Vici, 86, Italian architect and urban planner.
Sir John Whitworth-Jones, 84, British RAF commander.

5

Nadija Bilokin, 86, Soviet Ukrainian painter.
Kuda Bux, 75, Indian-American magician and firewalker.
Paul Couderc, 81, French mathematician and astronomer.
Hilda Dresen, 84, Estonian translator and telegraphist.
Karl Feller, 66, American trade unionist.
Ella Grasso, 61, American politician, governor of Connecticut (1975–1980) and member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1975), heart attack.
Benjamin Kaufman, 86, American soldier, Medal of Honor recipient.
Sir William Scotter, 58, British general.
Jake Stephens, 80, American baseball player.

6

Gilbert Ashton, 84, English cricketer.
Raymond Bossus, 77, French politician.
Roualeyn Cumming, 89, English cricketer.
Ludwig Damminger, 67, German footballer.
Frederica of Hanover, 63, German-born Greek queen consort (1947–1964), heart failure.
Suzanne Guité, 54, Canadian artist, murdered.
Bernie Heselton, 78, American football coach.
Cactus Keck, 82, American baseball player.
Hugo Montenegro, 55, American composer, emphysema.
Marthe Robin, 78, French mystic and charity worker.
Giovanni Stradone, 69, Italian painter.
A. H. Vedel, 86, Danish naval admiral.

7

Du Junhui, 76, Chinese feminist activist.
Clarence Eldridge, 92, American baseball umpire and advertising executive.
Hermann Esser, 80, German politician, journalist and Nazi government propagandist (Völkischer Beobachter).
Connie Kunzmann, 24, American basketball player, bludgeoned.
Paul Mattick, 76, German-American political theorist.
Marius Mondelé, 67, Belgian footballer.
Joseph Plavcan, 72, American painter.
Emil Spiridonov, 55, Soviet naval admiral, plane crash.

8

Jakob Bender, 70, German footballer.
María Cervantes, 95, Cuban musician and singer.
Muhammad Usman Diplai, 72, Pakistani writer and journalist.
Joe Dougherty, 79, American Olympic rower (1928, 1936).
Hendrik Hagens, 80, Dutch Olympic fencer (1928).
Marvin Johnson, 53, American football player.
Józef Kiszkurno, 86, Polish Olympic sports shooter (1952).
Brendan Nestor, 69, Irish footballer.
Spud Owen, 75, American college sports coach.
Mary Ryan, 83, Irish politician, TD (1944–1961).
Iosif Șilimon, 62, Romanian aircraft designer.

9

Jack Z. Anderson, 76, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1939–1953), suicide by gunshot.
Franz Andrysek, 75, Austrian Olympic weightlifter (1924, 1928).
M. C. Chagla, 80, Indian jurist and politician, heart attack.
Mercedes Gleitze, 80, British swimmer.
Bill Haley, 55, American musician (Bill Haley & His Comets) and singer ("Rock Around the Clock"), heart attack.
Aase Hansen, 87, Danish writer.
Stephen Hughes, 61, English footballer.
John Russell Love, 86, Canadian politician.
Helen Schucman, 71, American psychologist, pancreatic cancer.
Martha Priscilla Shaw, 76, American politician and educator.
Tiny Thompson, 77, Canadian ice hockey player.
Burr Williams, 72, American ice hockey player.
Hisa Yoneyama, 84, Japanese politician and poet.

10

John Bahadur, 63, Guyanese cricketer.
J. D. Batton, 69, American police chief.
Hans Helbæk, 73, Danish archaeologist.
Paul C. Jones, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1948–1969).
Mary McCormic, 91, American opera singer and professor.
Nándor von Orbán, 71, Hungarian Olympic pentathlete (1936).
Sir Hubert Shirley-Smith, 79, British civil engineer.

11

Chan Choy Siong, 49, Singaporean politician, traffic collision.
Sir Charles Daniel, 86, British naval admiral.
Nicholas Falcone, 88, Italian-American clarinetist and conductor.
Ketti Frings, 71, American playwright (Look Homeward, Angel) and screenwriter, cancer.
Ichikawa Fusae, 87, Japanese politician and women's rights activist.
Max Leichter, 60, German Olympic wrestler (1952).
Maurice Mandrillon, 78, French Olympic skier (1924, 1928).
Kermit Murdock, 72, American actor.
Al Sarafiny, 74, American football player and coach.
Franz Sondheimer, 54, German-born British chemist, suicide by cyanide poisoning.
Haakon Olsen Wika, 81, Norwegian politician.

12

Andreas Alföldi, 85, Hungarian historian and archaeologist.
Lev Atamanov, 75, Soviet animator.
Trygve de Lange, 62, Norwegian lawyer and businessman.
Murray Deloford, 64, British tennis player.
Lester A. Dessez, 84, American general, cardiovascular disease.
Jean Dixon, 87, American actress.
Art Frahm, 74, American painter.
Sir Bruce Fraser, 1st Baron Fraser of North Cape, 93, British naval admiral.
Frank Genovese, 66, American baseball player, manager and scout.
Marjorie Wong Hee, 75, American painter.
Shabir Ibrahim Kaskar, 25–26, Indian career criminal, shot.
Leung Sing Poh, 71, Hong Kong actor and singer, intestinal cancer.
Gerard J. Muccigrosso, 69, American lawyer and politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1938).
Christen Møller, 96, Danish Olympic sports shooter (1920, 1936).
Bill Sadler, 84, English cricketer.
Vasily Sokolov, 69, Soviet footballer.
Oliver Trinder, 73, British Olympic fencer (1936).

13

Bainbridge Bunting, 67, American architectural historian.
Jack Crapp, 68, English cricketer.
Aniceto Fernández Alonso, 85, Spanish Roman Catholic priest.
Wacław Kuchar, 83, Polish athlete, football player and manager.
Hanna Mwais, 67–68, Israeli politician, MK (since 1977).
Lambertus Nicodemus Palar, 80, Indonesian diplomat.
Ella Simon, 78–79, Australian Aboriginal activist.
René Taupin, 76, French-American translator and academic.
Fred Tomley, 49, English footballer.
Evert Verwey, 75, Dutch chemist.
Merrik Ward, 72, English cricketer.
Eric Whelpton, 86, British writer and traveler.

14

John H. Boylan, 73, American politician, member of the Vermont House of Representatives (1951–1953) and Senate (1955–1965).
Esteban Canal, 84, Peruvian-Italian chess player.
Sir Angus Cunninghame Graham, 87, British naval admiral.
Gerry Hartigan, 76, Australian footballer.
Sacha Kolin, 69, French-American painter.
Pepe Martínez, 27, Mexican footballer, traffic collision.
Edward McEntee, 74, American judge.

15

Pierre Blanchy, 83, French politician.
Mike Bloomfield, 37, American blues musician, drug overdose.
Edward T. Dicker, 67, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1951–1953).
Dezső Ernster, 82, Hungarian opera singer, cancer.
Mečislovas Gedvilas, 79, Lithuanian politician.
Eugen Hasler, 69, Liechtensteiner politician.
Joris in 't Veld, 85, Dutch politician.
Isaac Don Levine, 89, Russian-born American journalist, heart attack.
Hubert Pagden, 83, South African cricketer.
Cotton Pippen, 69, American baseball player.
Clemente Primieri, 86, Italian general.
Karl Richter, 54, German conductor, heart attack.

16

Luigi Bosatra, 75, Italian Olympic racewalker (1924).
May Campbell, 65, Australian field hockey player.
A. Doris Banks Henries, 68, American-Liberian educator and writer, cancer.
John Hudson, 76, Australian Anglican prelate.
Mel Maceau, 59, American football player.
Miye Matsukata, 59, Japanese-born American jewelry designer, meningitis.
Khan Mohammad Moinuddin, 50, Bangladeshi writer.
William Pidgeon, 72, Australian cartoonist and illustrator.
Genevieve Clark Thomson, 86, American suffragist.
Charles E. Waring, 72, American chemist.
Herman Wirth, 95, Dutch-German historian.

17

Marcel Bezençon, 73, Swiss media executive and journalist, creator of Eurovision.
Janina Broniewska, 76, Polish writer and communist activist.
Carlos Casaravilla, 80, Uruguayan actor (El Lazarillo de Tormes).
Norris Embry, 60, American painter, stroke.
Roberto Etxebarria, 72, Spanish footballer.
Al Fitch, 68, American Olympic runner (1936).
Mick Gardner, 82, Australian politician.
David Garnett, 88, English writer and novelist (Aspects of Love, Lady into Fox, The Sailor's Return).
Ellen Gottschalch, 86, Danish actress.
Carl Kruse-Jensen, 91, Norwegian jurist.
Arthur O'Sullivan, 69, Irish actor.
Dante Secchi, 70, Italian Olympic rower (1936).
Sam Warhurst, 73, English footballer.
Alberto Zozaya, 72, Argentine footballer.

18

Eddie Billimoria, 80–81, Indian actor.
Arne Bryngelsson, 66, Swedish footballer.
Peter Cavanagh, 66, English impressionist.
Mario Gachet, 101, Italian painter.
Ibrahim Abdel Hady Pasha, 85, Egyptian politician, prime minister (1948–1949).
George Hammond, 77, American racing driver.
Andy High, 83, American baseball player.
Georges Henri Kaestlin, 88–89, Russian-English banker and philatelist.
Wally Laidlaw, 89, Australian footballer.
Antonio Modesto Quirasco, 76, Mexican politician, governor of Veracruz (1956–1962).
Gösta "Snoddas" Nordgren, 54, Swedish singer ("Flottarkärlek") and entertainer.
Jack Northrop, 85, American aircraft industrialist (Northrop Corporation).
Frederick Nymeyer, 83, American economist and industrialist.
Del Ritchhart, 70, American football player.
Joe Thomas, 78, American jazz musician.
Karl Wahl, 88, German politician.

19

Sam Barnes, 81, American baseball player.
Sven Hugo Borg, 84, Swedish-American actor.
Islwyn Davies, 72, British Anglican priest.
Sir Bernard Evans, 75, Australian architect and politician.
Olive Gilbert, 82, British singer ("We'll Gather Lilacs") and actress.
Ryurik Ivnev, 89, Soviet Russian poet and novelist.
William W. Knight, 72, American newspaper publisher.
Dorothy McCullough Lee, 79, American politician, mayor of Portland, Oregon (1949–1953).
Douglas Lewis, 82, Canadian boxer.
Nino Marchetti, 75, Italian actor.
Warren McGuirk, 75, American football player and coach.
Leonard Plugge, 91, British politician and radio entrepreneur, MP (1935–1945).
Zeferino Vaz, 72, Brazilian academic and physician, heart disease.
Lloyd White, 62, New Zealand diplomat.
Harry Winkler, 65, American screenwriter (The Addams Family, The Doris Day Show, The Brady Bunch).

20

Jaap Bakema, 66, Dutch architect.
Bernard B. Brown, 82, American composer and sound engineer.
Katherine A. Foley, 91, Irish-born American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1935–1938).
Frederic Fox, 63, American historian and presidential aide.
Nicolas de Gunzburg, 76, French-American magazine editor and socialite, stroke.
Marcus Pereira, 50, Brazilian lawyer and record producer, suicide.
Germaine Poinso-Chapuis, 79, French politician.
Lynn Probert, 68, Welsh lawn bowler.
Brian Sellers, 73, English cricketer.
Ioannis Theodorakopoulos, 80, Greek philosopher.
Athanasios Toutoungi, 81, Syrian Melkite Greek Catholic prelate.

21

Ahmad bin Rashid Al Mualla, 78–79, Emirati royal.
Gaylord G. Cummings, 86, American politician, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives (1974–1976).
Claiborne Foster, 84, American actress.
Ron Grainer, 58, Australian composer (Doctor Who theme music), spinal tumor.
Amory Houghton, 81, American diplomat and businessman.
Kevin C. McCann, 76, American biographer and academic administrator, complications from surgery.
John F. McCarthy, 57, American politician, member of the California State Senate (1950–1971).
Julla Sæthern, 79, Norwegian barrister and politician.

22

Curtis Bernhardt, 81, German-American film director.
Helen Burbank, 82, American public servant.
Guy Butler, 81, British Olympic sprinter (1920).
Imrich Karvaš, 77, Slovak economist.
Pierre Korb, 72, French footballer.
Kenan Kutub-zade, 74, Soviet photographer and photojournalist.
Michael Maltese, 73, American screenwriter and storyboard artist (Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies), co-creator of Pepé Le Pew, cancer.
Saul K. Padover, 75, Austrian-born American historian and political scientist, stroke.
Walter Simon, 87, German-English sinologist.
Joe Smith, 97, American vaudeville comedian (Smith and Dale).
Ilo Wallace, 91, American socialite, second lady of the United States (1941–1945).

23

Myrl Brown, 86, American baseball player.
Albert Dejonghe, 87, Belgian racing cyclist.
Chester Stairs Duffus, 89, Canadian-British flying ace.
Shep Fields, 70, American bandleader, heart attack.
Robert L. Fish, 68, American novelist, heart attack.
Bruce Rhodes, 28, American football player, shot.
John Solomon, 77, New Zealand Olympic rower (1932).

24

John Moors Cabot, 79, American diplomat, stroke.
Louis J. Camuti, 87, Italian-born American veterinarian, heart attack.
Zoltán Glass, 77, Hungarian photographer.
Ty Hunter, 40, American singer, lung cancer.
Jerry Landauer, 49, German-born American journalist, heart attack.
Georgi Nadjakov, 84, Bulgarian physicist.
Moshe Nathanson, 81, Ottoman-born American composer.
Annette Pearse, 87, New Zealand art gallery curator.

25

Maria Åkerblom, 82, Finnish evangelical leader.
Imtiaz Ali 'Arshi', 75, Indian scholar.
William Claypoole, 73, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1967–1970).
Tomás de la Noval, 67, Cuban-American baseball player.
Alf Goddard, 83, English actor.
Richard Honig, 91, German penologist.
Ella Hill Hutch, 57, American politician, member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (since 1978).
Ann Lowe, 82, American fashion designer.
Matty Malneck, 77, American jazz musician.
Laurel McAlister, 88, New Zealand community activist.
Frank McCrea, 84, American baseball player.
Gunichi Mikawa, 92, Japanese naval admiral.
Zalman Susayeff, 70, Israeli politician, MK (1951–1959).
Mary Sykes, 84, British politician and lawyer.

26

Robert Aickman, 66, English conservationist and writer, cancer.
Josef Caska, 67, Czech tennis player.
Gerald Cross, 69, English actor.
Ismael Díaz, 33, Salvadoran footballer, murdered.
Ulf Grönholm, 38, Finnish racing driver, traffic collision.
Howard Hanson, 84, American composer ("Symphony No. 4").
Charles M. Justice, 72, American college football player and coach.
Don Koehler, 55, American salesman, world's tallest living man (since 1969), heart ailment.
Jean-Pierre Lehman, 66, French paleontologist.
Bud Lindberg, 71, American basketball player.
Alexander Lozovsky, 73, Soviet general.
Justin McCarthy, 86, Australian footballer.
Sir William Oliver, 79, British general.
Henry Richardson, 63, American politician, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives (1975–1979)
Jennie Smillie Robertson, 103, Canadian surgeon.
Walter Rohland, 82, German industrialist.
Tatjana Sais, 71, German actress.
Tee Yai, 29, Thai bandit, shot.
F.C. Terborgh, 79, Dutch writer.
Roger Tonge, 35, British actor (Crossroads), heart failure.
Ferenc Tóth, 72, Hungarian Olympic wrestler (1948).

27

Børge Bæth, 61, Danish Olympic swimmer (1936).
Charles-Philbert de Couët de Lorry, 69, French Olympic equestrian (1952).
Pierre Deley, 87, French aviator.
Joaquín Domingo, 63, Spanish billiards player.
Jacob H. Gilbert, 60, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1960–1971).
Francis Irby Gwaltney, 59, American author.
Ike Isaacs, 57, American jazz bassist.
J. C. Johnson, 84, American pianist and songwriter.
Paul F. Kerr, 84, American minerologist, heart attack.
Sebastian Russo, 56, Italian-American physician, shot.
Nan Shepherd, 88, Scottish writer and poet.
Marion Tylee, 80, New Zealand artist.

28

Gasret Aliev, 58, Soviet soldier.
Edna Beilenson, 71, American typographer and publisher.
André Devaux, 86, French Olympic sprinter (1920).
Virginia Huston, 55, American actress, cancer.
Albin Lesky, 84, Austrian classical philologist.
Nicolae Penescu, 84, Romanian politician and dissident, injuries sustained in an explosion.
Carel Polak, 71, Dutch politician.
William Renwick, 65, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1955–1978).
Talbot Rothwell, 64, English screenwriter (Carry On).
Anatoly Shirshov, 59, Soviet mathematician.
Rodolphe Spillmann, 85, Swiss Olympic fencer (1948).
Robert L. Wolfe, 52, American film editor (All the President's Men, On Golden Pond, The Rose).

References

External links

List of February 1981 deaths at IMDb

[1] JOE CARROLL, 65, DEAD; HELPED TO POPULARIZE 'BE-BOP SINGING' STYLE

[2] Former lawmaker dies

[3] DOUGLAS, WHOSE DC-3 OPENED ERA OF MASS AIRLINE TRAVEL, DIES AT 88

[4] VICE ADM. JAMES DOYLE, LEADER OF AMPHIBIOUS FORCES IN KOREA

[5] Wanda Hendrix, Actress Of 40's and 50's, Dead

[6] Frederick Luehring, 99, Is Dead; Coached Basketball at Princeton

[7] MISCHA MISCHAKOFF

[8] Slain mushroom doctor left $400,000 estate

[9] Dr. Morris Weitz, 64, a Professor Who Wrote Books on Philosophy

[10] HUGH J. ADDONIZIO, 67, EX-MAYOR OF NEWARK JAILED 5 YEARS, DEAD

[11] Anne X. Alpern Is Dead; Ex-Pennsylvania Justice

[12] Former tariff head dies in Ottawa

[13] Jerry H. Bretz, Specialist On Effects of Flood, Dies

[14] One of The Greatest

[15] Charles B. Ferster, 58; Psychology Researcher

[16] Fallecio la vieja actriz Isabel Garcés (in Spanish)

[17] MARGARET MCNAMARA, 65, IS DEAD; BEGAN CHILDREN'S READING PROGRAM

[18] NORMAN POIRIER

[19] Exterior (in Portuguese)

[20] Death claims Grant Gillis

[21] Kathy Godfrey

[22] Deaths

[23] McALPINE

[24] Stage & Screen

[25] Feller

[26] EX-GOV. GRASSO OF CONNECTICUT DEAD OF CANCER

[27] BENJAMIN KAUFMAN, 86, IS DEAD; COMMANDED JEWISH WAR VETERANS

[28] Sir William Scotter

[29] FREDERIKA, GREEK QUEEN MOTHER; IN MADRID HOSPITAL AS AN EXILE

[30] Deaths

[31] Hugo Montenegro Is Dead at 55; Composed Themes for Westerns

[32] Clarence E. Eldridge, 92, General Foods Executive

[33] Lady cager slain

[34] The commander of the Soviet Pacific fleet was killed...

[35] JACK Z. ANDERSON, REPRESENTATIVE FOR 7 TERMS AND EISENHOWER AIDE

[36] MOHOMED CHAGLA, INDIA OFFICIAL

[37] BILL HALEY, 55, DIES; SINGER-BAND LEADER

[38] LOVE, John Russell

[39] Ex-NHL star Thompson dies

[40] Paul C. Jones, former representative, dies

[41] Sir Hubert Shirley-Smith

[42] Nicholas Falcone

[43] A funeral was pending for Pulitzer Prize-winning script writer...

[44] Fusae Ichikawa, 87, Led The Japanese Feminists

[45] Prominent Chemist Dies Of Poisoning

[46] Lester A. Dessez, Retired General In Marine Corps (subscription required)

[47] JEAN DIXON, COMEDIAN, 85,DIES; ACTED ON BROADWAY FOR 30 YEARS

[48] Scharnhorst victor, Fraser, dies at age 93

[49] Willie's mentor dies

[50] Polish star dies

[51] LAMBERTUS N. PALAR DEAD AT 80; BATTLED FOR INDONESIA'S FREEDOM

[52] RENE TAUPIN

[53] Cunninghame Graham

[54] Perecio Jose Luis Martinez (in Spanish)

[55] McENTEE, Edward M.

[56] Mike Bloomfield dead at 37

[57] Deszo Ernster, 82, Bass; Sang With Met 17 Years

[58] ISAAC DON LEVINE, 89, FOE OF SOVIET

[59] Ex-Oaks star Pippen dies

[60] KARL RICHTER, CONDUCTOR, DIES AT 54 LEADER OF MUNICH BACH ORCHESTRA

[61] A. DORIS HENRIES, 68, EDUCATOR IN LIBERIA

[62] Miye Matsukata, the internationally acclaimed artist and sculptor whose...

[63] William Edwin Pidgeon

[64] Charles Waring Dies; Was Head Of UConn Chemistry Department

[65] Marcel Bezencon

[66] Norris Embry, Painter Who Used Vivid Colors

[67] David Garnett, 88, Novelist, Dies; A Member of Bloomsbury Group

[68] Murio Alberto Zozaya (in Spanish)

[69] Ibrahim Abdel Hadi Is Dead at 82; Served as Premier Under Farouk

[70] ANDY HIGH

[71] JOHN KNUDSEN NORTHROP, AVIATION DESIGN PIONEER, DIES

[72] Sam Barnes dies in Montgomery

[73] Singer Olive Gilbert dies

[74] William Knight, former publisher, dies at age of 72

[75] Former mayor dies

[76] Warren P. McGuirk, was athletics director at UMass Amherst; at 75

[77] The Rev. Frederic Fox, known as the unofficial historian...

[78] NICOLAS DE GUNZBURG, 76, A FORMER EDITOR OF VOGUE

[79] Composer dies

[80] AMORY HOUGHTON OF CORNING GLASS WORKS

[81] KEVIN MCCANN, EX-COLLEGE CHIEF AND EISENHOWER SPEECH WRITER

[82] Jack McCarthy remembered

[83] Michael Maltese

[84] DR. SAUL K. PADOVER, AUTHOR, DEAD AT 75

[85] Joe Smith of Smith and Dale dead at 97

[86] Ilo Wallace, wife the late Henry A. Wallace who...

[87] SHEP FIELDS, LEADER OF BIG BAND KNOWEN FOR RIPPLING RYTHEM

[88] Robert Fish, 68, Wrote Novels and Mysteries

[89] Former pro Rhodes is murdered

[90] JOHN MOORE CABOT IS DEAD AT 79; U.S. AMBASSADOR TO 5 COUNTRIES

[91] DR. LOUIS J. CAMUTI, CAT SPECIALIST

[92] JERRY G. LANDAUER, 49; INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER AT WALL STREET JOURNAL

[93] MOSHE NATHANSON

[94] Ella H. Hutch, 57, Dies; A San Francisco Official

[95] ANN LOWE, 82, DESIGNED GOWNS FOR EXCLUSIVE CLIENTELE IN SOCIETY

[96] ROBERT AICKMAN

[97] HOWARD HANSON IS DEAD; COMPOSER AND TEACHER

[98] Don A. Koehler, who was listed in the Guinness...

[99] OLIVER William

[100] Woman surgeon dies at 103

[101] British star of soap opera dies in London

[102] JACOB H. GILBERT, 60, AN EX-REPRESENTATIVE AND BRONX LEGISLATOR

[103] J.C. JOHNSON DIES AT 84; JAZZ AND POP COMPOSER

[104] Dr. Paul F. Kerr, 84; Mineralogist Who Aided in Manhattan Project

[105] EDNA BEILENSON, 71, GRAPHIC ARTS EXPERT AND BOOK PUBLISHER

[106] Filmwriter dies