Deaths in January 1981

The following is a list of notable deaths in January 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.

January 1981

1

Neville Coleman, 50, English footballer.
Frank Elsass, 67, American cornetist and conductor.
Oumarou Ganda, 45, Nigerien actor and film director.
Ceferino Garcia, 74, Filipino-American boxer.
Albert Henry, 74, Cook Islands politician, prime minister (1965–1978), heart attack.
Manuel de Irujo, 89, Spanish politician.
Marjory Jarman, 79, English scouting leader, complications from surgery.
Kathleen Le Messurier, 82, Australian tennis player.
David Littmann, 74, American cardiologist.
Hephzibah Menuhin, 60, American-Australian pianist and human rights activist.
Kazimierz Michałowski, 79, Polish archaeologist.
Mauri Rose, 74, American racing driver.
Sir John Stacey, 56, British RAF commander.
Matt Vaniel, 61, American basketball player.
Carl Vitz, 97, American librarian and author.
Wang Shanyuan, 73, Chinese microbiologist.

2

John P. Bethell, 73, American politician, member of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1949–1972).
Victor Carin, 47, Scottish actor and translator, pancreatic cancer.
Arthur W. Carpenter, 89, American rubber chemist.
Bud Green, 83, Austrian-born American lyricist ("That's My Weakness Now", "Alabamy Bound").
William S. McEllroy, 87, American tennis player and physician.
William Schiøpffe, 54, Danish jazz drummer.
Richard Watts Jr., 82, American theatre critic and journalist, cardiac arrest.

3

Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, 97, British royal, last surviving grandchild of Queen Victoria.
Peter Bennie, 81, Scottish footballer.
Marie Eline, 78, American silent actress
Karl Evang, 78, Norwegian physician and civil servant.
Lou Fette, 73, American baseball player, heart attack.
Edith Marguerite Harrington, 87, English secretary, grandmother of Queen Camilla.
Felton Jarvis, 46, American record producer, stroke.
Josef Lainck, 73, German businessman and concentration camp survivor.
Marvin Opler, 66, American anthropologist.
Alfred Proksch, 89, Austrian politician.
Margaret Bartlett Thornton, 79, American aviator and poet.
Khadijeh Afzal Vaziri, 91, Iranian women's rights activist.

4

Walter Bötcher, 82, German politician and jurist.
Kenneth Carey, 87, American Olympic sailor (1932).
Morrie Church, 58, New Zealand rugby coach.
Aage Thor Falkanger Sr., 78, Norwegian judge.
Bruno Fortichiari, 88, Italian politician
Sterling B. Hendricks, 78, American agriculturalist.
Ruth Lowe, 66, Canadian pianist and songwriter ("I'll Never Smile Again"), cancer.
Doy Reed, 85, Australian footballer.
Doris Schroeder, 87, American screenwriter.
Gordon Charles Steele, 89, English naval captain.
Mildred F. Taylor, 75, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1947–1960).

5

Elyse Aehle, 86, American violinist and conductor.
Lomer Brisson, 64, Canadian politician, MP (1949–1958).
Jana Černá, 52, Czech poet and writer, traffic collision.
Sir Neill Cooper-Key, 73, British politician, MP (1945–1970).
Lanza del Vasto, 79, Italian poet and activist.
Joe Dolhon, 53, American basketball player, traffic collision.
Walter Feistritzer, 60, Austrian ice hockey player.
Johnnella Frazer Jackson, 84, American academic and musician.
Sir James Martin, 87, British engineer (Martin-Baker).
Knut Nordholm, 78, Swedish Olympic fencer (1936).
Frederick Osborn, 91, American general and eugenicist.
Guy Paquinet, 77, French jazz trombonist.
Norm Standlee, 61, American football player.
Ahmad Toukan, 77, Jordanian politician, prime minister (1970).
Harold Urey, 87, American chemist, Nobel Prize recipient (1934), heart attack.
Fritz Walter, 80, German football executive.
Leopold Wohlrab, 68, Austrian Olympic handball player (1936).

6

Bert Avery, 73, Australian footballer.
Ernestine Bowes-Lyon, 89, Scottish noble.
A. J. Cronin, 84, Scottish novelis (The Citadel, The Stars Look Down, The Keys of the Kingdom).
Edward Arunah Dunlop Jr., 61, Canadian politician, esophageal cancer.
Tom Litterick, 51, British politician, MP (1974–1979).
Leo J. Martin, 59, American Olympic bobsledder (1948).
Larry Neal, 43, American poet and academic, heart attack.
Viljo Pousi, 62, Finnish politician, MP (1966–1970).
Wesley Powell, 65, American politician, governor of New Hampshire (1959–1963).
Cassy Ryan, 75, American football player.
Fred Stiely, 79, American baseball player.
Ladislav Štoll, 78, Czech politician.
Antonio Suárez, 48, Spanish racing cyclist.

7

José Ardévol, 69, Cuban composer.
Brigitte Bodenheimer, 68, German-American jurist.
Antonio Castro Leal, 84, Mexican diplomat and politician.
Dorothy Detzer, 87, American peace activist.
Joan Elan, 52, English actress.
Clarence I. Evenson, 90, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1959–1963).
William Feather, 91, American publisher and writer.
Charles W. Fisher, 84, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1931–1937).
Bagio Gavinelli, 82, Italian racing cyclist.
Leo Gerner, 68, Liechtensteiner politician.
Alvar Lidell, 72, English radio announcer and newsreader, cancer.
Chink Martin, 94, American jazz musician.
Sir Wilfred Morton, 74–75, Scottish civil servant.
John Pascal, 48, American playwright (George M!) and screenwriter, lung cancer.
Jan Przecherka, 58, Polish footballer.
Eric Robinson, 51, Australian politician, MP (since 1972), heart attack.
Andrew Denny Rodgers, III, 80, American botanist.
Irv Stein, 69, American baseball player.
Hugh M. Tiner, 72, American academic administrator.
Florence Walton, 90–91, American vaudeville performer.

8

Stymie Beard, 56, American actor (Our Gang), pneumonia.
Woodrow Chambliss, 66, American actor (Gunsmoke), colon cancer.
Réal Chevrefils, 48, Canadian ice hockey player.
John H. Collins, 78, American classical scholar.
Balfour Currie, 78, Canadian meteorologist.
Shigeru Egami, 68, Japanese karate master.
Sharif El-Far, 52, Egyptian footballer.
Reg Evenden, 61, Australian footballer.
Moritz Jagendorf, 92, Austrian-American folklorist.
Mortimer von Kessel, 87, German general.
Alexander Kotov, 67, Soviet chess grandmaster.
Donald Lehman, 47, American murder victim, shot.
Margarete Markl, 78, Austrian sculptor.
Walter M. Nielsen, 80, American physicist.
Jessie Rindom, 77, Danish actress.
Philip H. Ross, 75, American naval admiral.
Karel Schummelketel, 83, Dutch Olympic equestrian (1932).
Sergio Varetto, 43, Italian Olympic sports shooter (1960), hepatitis.

9

Donald H. Bochkay, 64, American flying ace.
Ronald Brittain, 81, British soldier, voiceover artist and actor.
Tommy Byrnes, 57, American basketball player.
Norm Campbell, 61, Australian footballer.
Sammy Davis, 94, British racing driver and journalist, house fire.
John K. Gerhart, 73, American general, coronary thrombosis.
Jeanne Judson, 92, American journalist and novelist.
Désiré Koranyi, 66, Hungarian-French footballer.
Vera McWeeney, 71, Irish field hockey and tennis player.
Obdulio Morales, 70, Cuban musician.
Charles Coudert Nast, 77, American general and lawyer.
Jack Nielsen, 84, Norwegian tennis player.
Hugo Pena, 29, Argentine footballer, electrocuted.
Bjarne Rognlien, 89, Norwegian judge.
Kazimierz Serocki, 58, Polish composer.

10

Katharine Alexander, 83, American actress.
Raffaello Bellucci, 76, Italian politician.
Richard Boone, 63, American actor (Have Gun – Will Travel), throat cancer.
Fawn M. Brodie, 65, American historian and biographer, cancer.
Chink Crossin, 57, American basketball player.
Paul Deichmann, 82, German general.
Kaare Engstad, 74, Canadian Olympic skier (1932).
Carl Feaster, 50, American musician (The Chords) and singer ("Sh-Boom").
Lena Beatrice Morton, 79, American literary scholar.
Charlotte Mühe, 70, German Olympic swimmer (1928).
H. Warner Munn, 77, American fiction writer.
Athol Murray, 79, English cricketer.
Jacob Slagle, 77, American football player.
Tom Wright, 78, Scottish-born Australian trade unionist.

11

Artur Berger, 88, Austrian-Soviet set designer.
Beulah Bondi, 92, American actress (The Gorgeous Hussy, Of Human Hearts, It's a Wonderful Life), complications from a fall.
Thomas "Bang Bang" Dudley, 74, Irish prankster.
Wilhelm Haas, 84, German diplomat.
Desiderius Hampel, 85, German general.
Hubert Hunt, 82, British flying ace.
Dmitry Leonov, 81, Soviet general.
Malcolm MacDonald, 79, British politician, diplomat and colonial administrator.
George A. Palmer, 85, American clergyman and radio broadcaster.
Fred Perry, 77, British Olympic boxer (1928).
Sinclair Traill, 75–76, British publisher and jazz critic.
Veikko Vartiainen, 67, Finnish Olympic equestrian (1948, 1952).
Kenneth W. Wolfe, 72, American politician.

12

Clem Crabtree, 62, American football player.
Ada Dietz, 92, American weaver and mathematician.
John Francis Dooling Jr., 72, American jurist, heart attack.
Isobel Elsom, 87, English actress, heart failure.
Marcel Gobillot, 81, French racing cyclist.
Fred Goding, 75, Australian footballer.
Florence Ann Humphries, 65, New Zealand trade unionist.
Nathan Katz, 88, French poet.
Sir John Nicoll, 81, British colonial administrator, governor of Singapore (1952–1955).
Sergio Salinas, 53, Chilean politician.
Wladimir Seidel, 73, Russian-born German-American mathematician.
Joseph Sparks, 79, British politician and trade unionist, MP (1945–1959).
Diki Tsering, c. 79–80, Tibetan writer, mother of the 14th Dalai Lama.
Don Whitehead, 72, American journalist, lung cancer.

13

Herbert Henry Farmer, 88, British academic and minister.
Finn Olav Gundelach, 55, Danish diplomat, vice-president of the European Commission (since 1977), heart attack.
David Hanna, 39, American artist, heart attack.
Robert Kellard, 65, American actor, pneumonia.
Walter Stewart Owen, 76, Canadian politician.
Park Chong-hwa, 79, South Korean poet and novelist.
Owen Harding Wangensteen, 82, American surgeon, inventor of the Wangensteen tube, heart attack.
Leslie Ward, 72, English cricketer.

14

William Barber, 74, English cricketer.
José Caeiro, 55, Spanish football player and manager, heart attack.
Romuald Adam Cebertowicz, 83, Polish hydrotechnician.
Ben McPeek, 46, Canadian composer.
Nashad, 57, Indian-Pakistani film composer.
John O'Grady, 73, Australian author (They're a Weird Mob).
Ēriks Rauska, 81, Latvian Olympic weightlifter (1924).
George Skibine, 60, Russian-American ballet dancer and choreographer, pulmonary embolism.
Lloyd Spencer, 87, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1941–1943).

15

Emanuel Celler, 92, American politician, member (1923–1973) and dean (1965–1973) of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Carl Hoppe, 83, American painter.
Jean Hamilton Hubener, 76, Australian Germanist.
David E. Lilienthal, 81, American public administrator and attorney, heart attack.
Doug Livingstone, 82, Scottish football player and manager.
Devaneya Pavanar, 78, Indian etymologist.
Zeno Saltini, 80, Italian Roman Catholic priest, founder of the Nomadelfia movement, heart attack.
Stephen Tall, 72, American science fiction writer.
Graham Whitehead, 58, British racing driver.

16

Jack Frendo Azzopardi, 65, Maltese Olympic water polo player (1936).
Nikolaos Bourantas, 80–81, Greek politician and Nazi collaborator.
John Oates Bower, 79, Canadian politician, MP (1965–1968).
Ali Dara, 65, Pakistani field hockey player and manager.
Gordon Delamont, 62, Canadian music educator.
Ken Fowler, 73, American racing driver.
Edwin Broun Fred, 93, American bacteriologist and academic administrator.
René-Émile Godfroy, 96, French naval admiral.
Birger Haug, 72, Norwegian Olympic high jumper (1932).
Maurice Kyle, 43, English footballer.
Bernard Lee, 73, English actor (Dr. No, The Third Man, Goldfinger), stomach cancer.
Archibald Motley, 89, American artist.
Hedda Nova, 81, Russian-born American actress.
Lady Delia Peel, 91, English courtier.
Ernest Gerard Wright, 79, Australian politician.
Leo C. Young, 90, American radio engineer.

17

Lyman E. Abbott, 68, American football and basketball coach.
Hugo Aufderbeck, 71, German theologian, cancer.
Euston Baker, 85, British soldier.
Gunnar Bech, 60, Danish linguist.
Mack Gray, 75, American actor.
Sir Thomas Hutton, 90, British general.
Ilmari Kuokka, 79, Finnish Olympic runner (1928).
Walter G. McGahan, 78, American lawyer and politician.
Timo Murama, 67, Finnish Olympic skier (1936).
Marguerite Oswald, 73, American receptionist and conspiracy theorist, cancer.
Loukas Panourgias, 81, Greek footballer.
David Rank, 74, American spectroscopist and academic administrator.
Charles de Tolnay, 81, Hungarian art historian.

18

Sir David Stirling Anderson, 85, Scottish engineer and educator.
Françoise Bujold, 47, Canadian poet and artist, cancer.
Antoinette Cellier, 67, English actress.
Mary Hawton, 56, Australian tennis player.
Sir Arthur Hutchinson, 84, British civil servant.
Manuel Perez, 66, American animator (Looney Tunes, Fritz the Cat, The Lord of the Rings).
William P. Robinson Sr., 69, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (since 1970), bone cancer.
Rudolf Schrader, 105, German-born American Olympic gymnast (1904).
Philip Edward Tovrea Jr., 60, American flying ace.
Richard L. Wilson, 75, American journalist, mycosis fungoides.

19

Sir Harold Black, 66, Northern Irish civil servant.
Eric Boon, 61, British boxer, heart attack.
Price Daniel Jr., 39, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1969–1975), shot.
Joseph R. Fisher, 59, American soldier, heart attack.
Desmond Fitzmaurice, 63, Australian cricketer.
Alberto Héber Usher, 62, Uruguayan politician.
Charles Hampton Johnston, 61, Scottish politician.
Thomas Moon, 81, English footballer.
Gordon Russell, 51, American screenwriter, cancer.
Francesca Woodman, 22, American photographer, suicide by jumping.

20

Benny Berthet, 70, American-born French tennis player and coach.
George Brownrigg, 84, Irish cricketer.
Margaret Dobson, 92, American artist.
Richard Frydenlund, 89, Norwegian Olympic wrestler (1912, 1920).
Robert M. Graham, 83, American politician.
Derick Heathcoat-Amory, 1st Viscount Amory, 81, British politician, MP (1945–1960) and member of the House of Lords (since 1960).
Hella Katz, 81, Austrian-English photographer.
Charles E. Kelly, 78, Irish cartoonist.
Ernest Kruskopf, 61, New Zealand cricketer.
Johnny Paul, 81, Scottish footballer.
H. H. Pearson, 67, Australian surgeon.
Vittorio Tamagnini, 70, Italian Olympic boxer (1928).
Wilopo, 71, Indonesian politician, prime minister (1952–1953).

21

William Findlay, 77, Scottish-born American soccer player.
Cuth Harrison, 74, British racing driver.
B. T. Hopkins, 83, Welsh poet.
Augusta Jawara, 56, Gambian women's rights activist and playwright.
Allyn Joslyn, 79, American actor, heart failure.
Richard Juckes, 79, English cricketer.
Bishnuram Medhi, 92, Indian politician.
Cyril Northam, 86, English footballer.
Egon Pollak, 82, Austrian-American football player and manager.
Russell Procope, 72, American jazz musician, heart attack.
Bill Robinson, 73, Australian politician.
James Stronge, 48, Northern Irish politician, shot.
Sir Norman Stronge, 86, Northern Irish politician, shot.
Charlie Usher, 89, Scottish rugby player.
Ernst Wahle, 91, German archaeologist.

22

Bob Abate, 87, Canadian sports coach.
Franco Abbiati, 82, Italian musicologist.
Jim Calvert, 63, Australian footballer.
Blind James Campbell, 74, American blues musician.
Augusta Kalloch Christie, 93, American politician, member of the Maine House of Representatives (1953–1961) and Senate (1961–1964).
Rudolf Geiger, 86, German meteorologist.
Harold Harrington, 77, American botanist.
Bror Lagercrantz, 86, Swedish Olympic fencer (1924).
Annie Major, 76, English politician.
María Moliner, 80, Spanish lexicographer.
Rudolph Nissen, 84, German surgeon.
Ishtiaq Hussain Qureshi, 77, Pakistani historian and playwright.
D. Neil Reid, 80, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1947–1949).
Augustyn Skórski, 44, Polish ice hockey player, traffic collision.
Torgeir Svendsen, 70, Norwegian politician.
Hugo van den Wall Bake, 67, Dutch admiral.
Gladys Vasey, 91, British painter.
Sir Arnold Waters, 94, British soldier and engineer.
Russ Wilkins, 57, American basketball player.
Hein Zielstra, 72, Dutch general.

23

Jalal Baba, 79, Pakistani politician.
Samuel Barber, 70, American composer (Adagio for Strings), cancer.
Garnet Campbell, 77, Australian footballer.
Nick DeMaggio, 90, American film editor.
Martha Thomas Fitzgerald, 86, American politician and educator.
Harold K. Hochschild, 88, American conservationist and philanthropist.
Leonard Howell, 82, Jamaican Rastafari leader.
Anthea Joseph, 56, British publisher, cancer.
Vera Maslovskaya, 84, Belarusian-Polish educator.
Roman Rudenko, 73, Soviet lawyer and politician, procurator general (since 1953).
Maurice Schexnayder, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate.
Bobby Sherwood, 66, American bandleader and radio host, cancer.
Sir Andrew Shonfield, 63, British economist.
Christopher Simcox, 71, English murderer.
David Weyhe Smith, 54, American pediatrician, cancer.
Olin E. Teague, 70, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1946–1978), diabetes.
Bill White, 65, Canadian politician and composer.
Reginald Wightman, 81, Canadian politician.

24

Orville Brown, 72, American professional wrestler.
Elizabeth Frances Corbett, 93, American novelist.
Suzanne de Dietrich, 89, French theologian.
Peter Paul Fernandes, 64, Indian Olympic field hockey player (1936).
Veikko Hänninen, 51, Finnish chess player.
Karel František Koch, 90, Czech-Canadian doctor and humanitarian.
Musette Majendie, 77, English philanthropist.
Martha Betz Shapley, 90, American astronomer.

25

Elbern Alkire, 73, American Hawaiian guitarist.
Adele Astaire, 84, American actress, dancer and singer, stroke.
Joseph Francel, 85, American executioner.
Ladislav Grosman, 59, Slovak-Israeli novelist and screenwriter (The Shop on Main Street), heart attack.
Joe Kuharich, 63, American football player and coach, heart attack.
Nathan M. Newmark, 70, American structural engineer.
Russell Perry, 65, Canadian politician.
Lobsang Rampa, 70, English author (The Third Eye).
Richard Talmadge, 88, German-born American actor, director and stuntman, cancer.
Mario Zanello, 77, Italian football player and manager.

26

Sir Jack Acland, 77, New Zealand politician.
Constance Applebee, 107, English field hockey player.
Jean De Schryver, 64, Belgian Olympic boxer (1936).
Bob Johnson, 78, Australian footballer.
Lucinda Sewer Millin, 88, Virgin Islander politician.
Ray Oyler, 43, American baseball player, heart attack.
Jenő Rácz, 73, Hungarian politician.
Tracy Sonneborn, 75, American microbiologist.
Reba Z. Whittle, 61, American nurse, cancer.

27

Helmut Bertram, 70, German politician.
Roger Burford, 76, English novelist and screenwriter.
Julius Cheeks, 51, American gospel singer.
Léo Collard, 78, Belgian politician.
Brenda Colvin, 83, British landscape architect.
Cecil Davidge, 79, British lawyer and academic.
Spencer Davis, 72, American baseball player.
Francis William Farrell, 80, American general.
Huck Geary, 64, American baseball player.
Tom Green, 67, Australian artist.
Eupraxie Gurjanova, 79, Soviet biologist.
Stretton Reeve, 73, British Anglican prelate.

28

Özdemir Asaf, 57, Turkish poet.
William Corson, 71, American actor.
J. Wynn Fredericks, 81, American football player and coach.
Alphonse Gemuseus, 82, Swiss Olympic equestrian (1924, 1928).
John Gerber, 74, Russian-born American bridge player, heart attack.
Harry Wagstaff Gribble, 84, British-American playwright and screenwriter.
Gladys Nicholls, 74, Australian Aboriginal activist.
Nikolay Pushkov, 77, Soviet geophysicist.
Erwin Saxl, 76, Austrian-born American physicist.

29

Jack A. W. Bennett, 69, New Zealand-born British literary scholar.
Karl Ludvig Bugge, 78, Norwegian civil servant.
Cozy Cole, 71, American jazz drummer, cancer.
Adrien Courtois, 75, French Olympic racewalker (1936).
Anne Elstner, 82, American actress (Stella Dallas), stroke.
Brian Geary, 68, Australian footballer.
John Glassco, 71, Canadian poet and novelist.
Ole W. Grubb, 89, American politician, member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1957–1958).
Kipp Hamilton, 46, American actress, breast cancer.
John Cecil Kelly-Rogers, 75, British aviator.
Lajos Korányi, 73, Hungarian footballer.
Vernon Stewart Laurie, 84, British stockbroker and soldier.
Reginald Martin, 93, British Olympic lacrosse player (1908).
Lillian Ward McDaniel, 78, American educator.
Jean-Baptiste Mockey, 65, Ivorian politician.
Rafael Lucas Rodríguez, 65, Costa Rican biologist.

30

Gerald J. Boileau, 81, American politician and jurist, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1931–1939).
Viggo Dibbern, 80, Danish Olympic gymnast (1920).
Reg Gisborn, 68, Canadian politician.
John Gordon, 68, Irish Roman Catholic prelate.
Theodor Haltenorth, 70, German zoologist.
John E. Miller, 92, American politician and jurist, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1931–1937) and Senate (1937–1941).
James F. Moriarty, 84, American general.
Bruce Murray, 47, Australian footballer.
Park Hyun-sook, 84, South Korean politician.
Marino Pieretti, 60, Italian-born American baseball player, cancer.
Elias Wessén, 91, Swedish linguist.

31

Jacques Bordeneuve, 72, French politician.
François Boux de Casson, 72, French politician.
Josef Dobiáš, 94, Czech chess player.
Dick Edwards, 50, American basketball coach.
Werner Ehrig, 83, German general.
Emil Flecken, 91, German painter.
William Gopallawa, 84, Sri Lankan politician, president (1972–1978) and governor-general of Ceylon (1962–1972), heart attack.
Mel Holden, 26, Scottish footballer, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Pat Mehaffy, 76, American jurist.
Gaby Tanguy, 51, French Olympic swimmer (1952).
Thomas Webster, 70, American Olympic sailor (1932).
Joseph W. Willard, 63, Canadian civil servant.
Scotty Wiseman, 71, American country singer, heart attack.
Max Woiski Sr., 69, Surinamese musician.

References

External links

List of January 1981 deaths at IMDb

[1] Conductor Dies

[2] Ceferino Garcia, Former Boxing Champion, 77

[3] Former Cook Islands PM dies at 73

[4] Veteran Basque nationalist leader Manuel de Irujo, a Republican...

[5] HEPHZIBAH MENUIN, SISTER OF VIOLINIST

[6] Kazimierz Michalowski

[7] Mauri Rose

[8] Obituary for Sir John Stacey

[9] VANIEL

[10] A Special Kind of Courage

[11] W.S. McEllroy, ex-dean of medical school at Pitt

[12] RICHARD WATTS, DRAMA CRITIC AT TRIBUNE AND POST

[13] PRINCESS ALICE, AT LONDON HOME: A GRANDCHILD OF QUEEN VICTORIA

[14] BENNIE

[15] Lou Fette

[16] Charles F. Jarvis, 46, Producer Of Elvis Presley Records, Dead

[17] RUTH LOWE SANDLER

[18] Mildred Frick Taylor, 75, Served In Assembly From 1946 to 1960

[19] Deces (in French)

[20] Murio Lanza del Vasto (in Spanish)

[21] JOE DOLHON

[22] Mrs. Johnnella F. Jackson, composed VSU alma mater

[23] Sir James Martin

[24] FREDERICK OSBORN, A GENERAL, 91, DIES

[25] NORM STANDLEE,62, STAR OF A STANFORD BACKFIELD

[26] Ahmed Toukan, 78, Ex-Premier; Led Jordan During '70 Crackdown

[27] HAROLD UREY, SCIENTEST, DIES AT 87; WAR FOE'S WORK LED TO H-BOMB

[28] A.J. CRONIN, AUTHOR OF 'CITADEL' AND 'KEYS OF THE KINGDOM,' DIES

[29] Edward Arunah Dunlop -- war hero, publisher

[30] Death of MP Tom Litterick

[31] LAWRENCE NEAL, POET, DEAD AT 42; INFLUENCED BLACK ARTS IN THE 60'S

[32] WESLEY POWELL, AN EX-GOVERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, IS DEAD AT 65

[33] Brigitte M. Bodenheimer Obituary

[34] Postrer homenaje al literato Castro Leal (in Spanish)

[35] Dorothy Detzer Denny, Noted Pacifist, Dies at 87

[36] William Feather

[37] ALVAR LIDELL, WARTIME ANNOUNCER

[38] MORTON

[39] JOHN R. PASCAL, 48; NEWSMAN AND WRITER OF BROADWAY MUSICAL

[40] Former minister dies after heart attack

[41] Mathew (Stymie) Beard, Actor; Was One of 'The Little Rascals'

[42] Real Chevrefils dead at 48, he saw both top and bottom

[43] Former U of S physicist dies

[44] Moritz Jagendorf, Folklorist, 92, Who Wrote Stories for Children

[45] Alexander Kotov

[46] Maj. Brittain; Voice Of British Army

[47] BYRNES

[48] Veteran racing driver S.C.H. 'Sammy' Davis, who won the...

[49] GEN. GERHART DIES; SERVED IN AIR FORCE

[50] JEANNE JUDSON

[51] Charles C. Nast, 77, Dies; Ex-Chief of 42d Infantry

[52] Hugo Pena, del San Lorenzo del Almagro murio electrocutado (in Spanish)

[53] RICHARD BOONE, ACTOR, DIES AT 63; STAR OF 'HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL'

[54] FAWN BRODIE, JEFFERSON BIOGRAPHER

[55] Chink Crossin dies, played for Warriors

[56] Mr Tom Wright - a fighter

[57] BEULAH BONDI, 92; CHARACTER ACTRESS

[58] MALCOLM MACDONALD, BRITISH ENVOY AND SON OF EX-PRIME MINISTER

[59] JUDGE JOHN DOOLING JR., 72, DIES; MADE RULING ON ABORTION FUNDS

[60] Isobel Elsom, 87, Dead; Stage and Film Actress

[61] DON WHITEHEAD, PULITZER PRIZE WINNER FOR DISPATCHES ON KOREAN WAR

[62] FINN OLAV GUNDELACH

[63] City Artist David Hanna Dies

[64] Walter S. Owen, former lieutenant governor of British Columbia,...

[65] O'Grady's book helped cultures blend

[66] George Skibine, the artistic director of the Dallas Ballet...

[67] Emanuel Celler, Former Brooklyn Congressman, Dies at 92

[68] DAVID E. LILIENTHAL IS DEAD ATY 81; LED U.S. EFFORT IN ATMOIC POWER

[69] FRED, DR. EDWIN BROUN (age 93)

[70] Rene-Emile Godfroy, 96, Is Dead; A French Admiral in World War II

[71] BERNARD LEE IS DEAD; BRITISH ACTOR HAD ROLES IN JAMES BOND MOVIES

[72] ARCHIBALD J. MOTLEY

[73] LEO CLIFFORD YOUNG

[74] Walter G. McGahan Is Dead at 75; A Councilman and State Senator

[75] MARGUERITE OSWALD

[76] David Rank

[77] Muere Tolnay, historiador de arte (in Spanish)

[78] ANDERSON

[79] Francoise Bujold (in French)

[80] HAWTON

[81] Legislative pioneer dies

[82] Richard Wilson

[83] Boon's death robs boxing of folk hero

[84] FORMER TEXAS SPEAKER FOUND DEAD

[85] Gordon Russell, TV Writer, Dies; 'One Life to Live' Among Credits

[86] Tax-cutting Chancellor who won acclaim

[87] Allyn Joslyn, 79, Actor In Movies and on Radio

[88] RUSSELL PROCOPE, 72, CLARINETIST WITH ELLINGTON 29 YEARS, DEAD

[stronge-89] 1 2 IRA Guerrillas Say They Killed Politician, Son

[90] AUGUSTA K CHRISTIE

[91] Exterior (in Spanish)

[92] SAMUEL BARBER, COMPOSER, DEAD; TWICE WINNER OF PULITZER PRIZE

[93] Harold K. Hochschild, 88, Is Dead; Industrialist Active in Conservation

[94] Roman A. Rudenko, 73; Soviet Chief Prosecutor

[95] MAURICE SCHEXNAYDER

[96] Bobby Sherwood

[97] SIR ANDREW SHONFIELD, WRITER ON ECONOMICS, DIES IN LONDON AT 63

[98] OLIN E. TEAGUE; TEXCAN IN HOUSE OVER 3 DECADES

[99] ELIZABETH CORBETT

[100] MARTHA BETZ SHAPLEY

[101] ADELE ASTAIRE, DANCER-COMEDIAN, DIES

[102] LADISLAV GROSMAN

[103] Joe Kuharich Dies; Coached Eagles, Irish

[104] T. Lobsang Rampa

[105] CONSTANCE APPLEBEE

[106] RAY OYLER

[107] In passing...

[108] Lt. Gen. Francis Farrell, Airborne Officer, Dies

[109] JOHN GERBER, 74, DIES; DEVISED A CONVENTION USED IN BRIDGE GAMES

[110] Harry W. Gribble, 90, Actor and Playwright Who Staged 'Lucasta'

[111] NICHOLLS, Lady Gladys

[112] COZY COLE, 71, DIES; JAZZ PERCUSSIONIST

[113] ANNE E. MATTHEWS, 85, ACTRESS; PORTRAYED STELLA DALLAS ON RADIO

[114] John Glassco 1909 – 1981

[115] The following family members wish to express...

[116] Obituary for Lillian Ward McDaniel

[117] Judge Gerald Boileau dies in Madison at 81

[118] Deaths

[119] Big league pitcher Marino Pieretti dies

[120] EMC's Edwards dies

[121] William Gopallawa, 83, Ex-Sri Lanka President

[122] PAT MEHAFFY

[123] Obituary for Joseph Willard (Aged 63)

[124] Scotty Wiseman