Famous Birthdays of 1 October
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 1st of October
2010 - Today
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(2014)
Wyatt Kutcher: American noted family, the first child and daughter of Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis.
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2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Katie Aselton
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(1978)
Dominic Thornely: Australian cricketer.
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(1978)
Joe Keith: English footballer.
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(1978)
Nicole Atkins: American singer-songwriter.
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(1977)
Touriya Haoud
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(1977)
Matthew Wilson
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(1977)
Alejandro Hernandez: Tijuana, Mexico -- Tennis pro.
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(1977)
Christel Takigawa: French-Japanese journalist.
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(1977)
Jeffrey van Hooydonk: Belgian race car driver.
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(1976)
Inna Zobova
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(1976)
Blu Cantrell
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(1976)
Kona Carmack: American model and actress.
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(1976)
Antonio Roybal: American painter and sculptor.
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(1976)
Kona Cormack: Honolulu, Hawaii -- Playmate (Feb, 1996).
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(1976)
Ümit Karan: Turkish footballer.
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(1976)
Denis Gauthier: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1976)
Danielle Bisutti: American actress and singer.
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(1976)
Nasir al-Wuhayshi: Yemeni terrorist (d. 2015).
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(1976)
Richard Oakes: English guitarist and songwriter (Suede).
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(1976)
Dora Venter: Hungarian pornographic film actress.
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(1976)
Umit Karan: Turkish footballer.
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(1976)
Mark Švets: Estonian footballer.
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(1975)
Gaspard Proust
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(1975)
Mar Saura
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(1975)
Eric Morel: Puerto Rico -- US flyweight boxer (1996 Olympics).
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(1975)
Zoltan Sebescen: German footballer.
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(1975)
Didem Erol: Australian-American model and actress.
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(1975)
Chulpan Khamatova: Russian actress.
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(1975)
Zoltán Sebescen: German footballer and coach.
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(1975)
Kim Sun-a: South Korean actress.
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(1975)
Kim Suna: Korean actress.
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(1974)
Sherri Saum: American actress.
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(1974)
Christian Borle: American actor singer and dancer.
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(1974)
Keith Duffy: Irish singer-songwriter dancer and actor (Boyzone).
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(1974)
Nick Graham: Australian rugby player.
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(1974)
Mats Lindgren: NHL forward (Team Sweden Olympics - 1998, Edmonton).
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(1974)
Daniele Bossari: Italian television presenter and radio host.
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(1973)
Rachid Chékhémani: French runner.
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(1973)
Rachid Chekhemani: French runner.
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(1973)
John Mackey: American composer.
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(1973)
John Thomson: American baseball player and coach.
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(1973)
Rodney Kite-Powell: Historian.
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(1973)
Jana Henke: German swimmer.
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(1973)
Devid Striesow: German actor.
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(1972)
Leila Hatami: Iranian actress.
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(1972)
Esa Holopainen: Finnish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Amorphis).
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(1972)
Jean Paulo Fernandes: Brazilian footballer.
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(1972)
Jean Fernandes: Brazilian footballer.
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(1972)
Ronen Altman Kaydar: Israeli Author.
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(1972)
Ronen Kaydar: Israeli author and poet.
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(1972)
Guna Zariņa: Latvian actress.
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(1972)
Danielle Scott: Baton Rouge, Louisiana -- Volleyball middle blocker (1996 Olympics).
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(1971)
Gigi Lai: Hong Kong actress and singer.
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(1971)
Yvette Hermundstad: Swedish journalist.
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(1971)
Melinda Gainsford: Australian 100m / 200m (1992, 96 Olympics).
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(1971)
Stéphane Breitwieser: French art thief.
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(1971)
Jim Serdaris: Australian rugby player.
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(1971)
Andrew O'Keefe: Australian lawyer and television host.
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(1971)
Song Il-gook: South Korean actor.
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(1971)
Amp Lee: American athlete, running back whose pro-football career began in 1992.
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(1971)
Song Il Gook: Korean actor.
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(1970)
Kam Woo-sung: South Korean actor.
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(1970)
Gam Wu-seong: South Korean actor.
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(1970)
Gaston Taument: Soccer player (Feyenoord).
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(1970)
Ronnie Bradford: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons, Denver Broncos).
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(1970)
Alexei Zhamnov: Moscow, Russia -- NHL center (Winnipeg Jets, Olympics - Silver - 1998).
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(1970)
Simon Davey: Welsh footballer and manager.
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(1970)
Jung Joon-ho: South Korean actor and singer.
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Greg Briggs: NFL safety (Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings).
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(1968)
Jay Underwood: American actor and pastor.
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(1968)
Jon Guenther: American author and engineer.
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(1968)
Kevin Griffin: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Better Than Ezra).
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(1968)
Phil de Glanville: English rugby player.
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(1968)
Mark Durden-Smith: British television presenter.
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(1968)
Rob Collard: English race car driver.
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(1967)
Kathy Liebert
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(1967)
Chuck McElroy: Galeston, Texas -- Pitcher (California Angels).
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(1967)
Mike Pringle: American-Canadian football player.
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(1967)
Scott Young: Clinton, Massachusetts -- NHL right wing (Colorado Avalanche).
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(1967)
Geraldine Heaney: Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
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(1967)
Michael Pringle: CFL running back (Montreal Alouettes).
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(1966)
Stefano Dionisi: Italian actor and producer; winner of an Italian award for young actors in 1994 and owner of his own production company.
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(1966)
Rafik Khalifa
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(1966)
George Weah: Soccer Player.
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(1966)
Cuco Ziganda: Spanish footballer.
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(1966)
Christopher Titus: American actor and comedian.
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(1966)
José Ziganda: Spanish footballer and manager.
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(1965)
Cindy Margolis: American model and spokesmodel.
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(1965)
Andrea Gardini: Italian pro volleyball player and member of the Italian Men's team who won the Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 8/04/1996.
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(1965)
Ted King (actor)
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(1965)
Ted King: American actor.
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(1965)
Cliff Ronning: Vancouver, British Columbia -- NHL center (Vancouver Canucks).
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(1965)
Chris Reason: Australian journalist.
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(1965)
Andreas Keller: German field hockey player.
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(1964)
Denis Dercourt: French film director and screenwriter.
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(1964)
Jonathan Sarfati: Australian-New Zealand chess player and author.
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(1964)
Max Matsuura: Japanese songwriter producer and manager.
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(1964)
Harry Hill: British comedian.
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(1964)
Kristi Atkinson: Van Nuys, California -- WP volleyballer (Best of Beach-6th - 1994).
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(1964)
Marcia Pankratz: Wakefield, Massachusetts -- Field hockey forward (Olympics - 1988, 96).
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(1964)
Roberto Kelly: Panama -- Outfielder (NY Yanks, Cin Reds, Minn Twins).
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(1964)
Christopher Titus: American actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1963)
Mark McGwire: American baseball player, known as "Big Mac", a right-handed first baseman who played for the Oakland Athletics (1986–1997) and St. Louis Cardinals (1997–2001).
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(1963)
Jean-Denis Deletraz: Swiss race car driver.
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(1963)
Beth Chamberlin: American actress, she is perhaps best known for her role in the soap opera "Guiding Light.
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(1963)
Beth Chamberlin in Danville: Vermont, USA; actress (Beth Spaulding - Guiding Light).
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(1963)
Jean-Denis Délétraz: Swiss race car driver.
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(1962)
Esai Morales: American actor making a N.Y.
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(1962)
Paul Walsh: English footballer and sportscaster.
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(1962)
Hakeem Kae-Kazim: Movie Actor.
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(1962)
Trevor Baxter: record holder for high jumping with a skateboard.
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(1962)
Isabelle Guion de Meritens: First female general (brigadier) in the French national gendarmerie at the age of 50.
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(1962)
Micky Flanagan: English comedian.
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(1962)
Nico Claesen: Belgian footballer and coach.
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(1962)
Attaphol Buspakom: Thai footballer and manager (d. 2015).
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(1961)
Gary Ablett Sr
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(1961)
Walter Mazzarri
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(1961)
Corrie van Zyl: South African cricketer and coach.
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(1961)
Rico Constantino: American professional wrestler.
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(1961)
Robert Rey: Brazilian plastic surgeon and television personality.
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(1961)
Gary Ablett: Australian Rules Footballer.
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(1960)
Gerald Scheunemann: German footballer.
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Youssou N'Dour: Senegalese singer-songwriter actor and politician.
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(1959)
Eric Alver: American mid-western stand-up comic, slapstick.
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(1959)
Brian Cleary: American author and poet.
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(1959)
Mark Aizlewood: Welsh footballer and manager.
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(1959)
Lisa Gordenstein: American employee of TJX Companies, an assistant vice-president and merchandising manager, killed in the crash of American Airlines Flight 11 when it impacted New York’s World Trade Center on 9/11/2001.
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(1958)
Alton Lister: American pro basketball player, he played for 16 seasons beginning in 1981.
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(1958)
Masato Nakamura: Japanese bass player and producer (Dreams Come True).
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(1958)
Michelle Bauer [Medvitz]: California, United States -- Actress (One Million Heels BC).
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(1958)
Martin Cooper: English saxophonist composer and painter (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark and Godot).
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(1957)
Bernard Carayon: French economist and politician, a member of the French parliament.
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(1957)
Brad MacDonald: Race horse trainer.
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(1957)
Stelios Mainas: Greek actor.
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(1956)
Theresa May: English politician Secretary of State for the Home Department.
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(1956)
Sylvain Kassap: French jazz musician (saxophone, clarinet) and composer.
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(1956)
Andrus Ansip: Estonian engineer and politician 15th Prime Minister of Estonia.
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(1956)
Leslie Burr-Howard: Equestrian show jumper (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1955)
Howard Hewett: American pop singer originally with the group "Shalamar" and then going solo in the mid-eighties when his career skyrocketed.
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(1955)
Brogan Lane: American tall (5' 8") buxom actress, the third wife of 5' 2" Dudley Moore.
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(1955)
Isabelle Morini-Bosc
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(1955)
Debbie Ford
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(1955)
François Muir: Belgian poet.
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(1955)
Morten Larsen: Norwegian pianist and composer.
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(1955)
Jeff Reardon: American baseball player.
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(1955)
Anita Cortesi: Swiss professional astrologer, originally trained as a teacher.
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(1955)
Phillip Oakey: Rocker (Human League).
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(1954)
Héctor Guerrero
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(1954)
Milly Carlucci: Italian television presenter, actress and singer.
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(1954)
Martin Strel: Slovenian swimmer.
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(1954)
Richard Schlesinger: NYC, New York -- News correspondent (CBS, 48 Hours).
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(1953)
Klaus Wowereit: German politician, member of the SPD (Social Democratic Party), and has been the Governing Mayor of Berlin since the 21 October 2001 state elections, where his party won a plurality of the votes, 29.
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(1953)
Miguel Lopez: Salvadorian-American soccer player.
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(1953)
Greta Andersen Waitz: Oslo, Norway -- Marathoner (NYC - 1984).
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(1953)
Grete Waitz: Norwegian runner and coach (d. 2011).
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(1953)
John Hegley: English comedian and poet.
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(1953)
Viljar Loor: Estonian volleyball player (d. 2011).
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(1953)
Susan Gage: American daughter of actress Esther Williams and her second husband, actor/singer Ben Gage.
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(1953)
Pete Falcone: American baseball player.
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(1952)
Finbarry Nolan: Irish healer who practices healing by touch, claiming that his gift is due to the interplay of magnetic fields.
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(1952)
Bob Myrick: American baseball player (d. 2012).
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(1952)
Ivan Sekyra: Czech singer-songwriter and guitarist (Abraxas) (d. 2012).
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(1952)
Jacques Martin: Canadian ice hockey player coach and manager.
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(1952)
Janet Booth: American professional astrologer who began her study in 1976 with Capel McCutcheon after earning a B.A.
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(1952)
Claude Tissendier: French jazz clarinetist, saxophonist and arranger.
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(1951)
Brian Greenway: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (April Wine and Mashmakhan).
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(1950)
Jeane Manson: American model, singer, and actress, living in France.
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(1950)
Randy Quaid: American actor and producer.
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(1950)
Luigino Negro: Italian neurosurgeon who worked for ten years without ever having passed any medical exams or having any degree.
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(1950)
Marco Tullio Giordana
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(1950)
Randy Quaid in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (Midnight Express, Vacation, Saturday Night Live).
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(1950)
Susan Greenfield: Baroness Greenfield English neuroscientist academic and politician.
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(1950)
Elpida : Greek singer (Sokrati, Tora Zo).
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(1950)
Boris Vladimirovich Morukov: Russian Cosmonaut.
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(1950)
Natalia Nogulich: American actress.
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(1950)
Christophe: French ecclesiastic, a Trappist monk.
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(1950)
Boris Morukov: Russian physician and astronaut (d. 2015).
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(1950)
Sigbjørn Johnsen: Norwegian politician Norwegian Minister of Finance.
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(1950)
Mark Helias: American bassist and composer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
André Rieu: Dutch violinist composer and conductor.
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(1949)
Isaac Bonewits: American singer-songwriter liturgist and author (d. 2010).
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(1949)
Annie Leibovitz: Photgrapher (Rolling Stones).
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(1949)
Andre Rieu: Dutch violinist, conductor and composer.
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(1949)
Claude Skrela
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(1949)
Sheila Gilmore: Scottish lawyer and politician.
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(1948)
Peter Blake: New Zealand explorer, scientist and yachtsman, a hero and role model, the winner of the Whitbreak Round the World Race in 1989 and the Jules Verne Trophy in 1994 by sailing nonstop around the globe on a catamaran in 74 days, 22 hours, 17 minutes and 22 seconds.
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(1948)
Arnold Migus: French researcher, specializing in lasers and their applications.
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(1948)
Ricardo Mosner
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(1948)
Cub Koda: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Brownsville Station) (d. 2000).
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(1948)
Ellen McIlwaine in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; blues singer ("Honky Tonky Angel").
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(1948)
Beverly Jarosz: American homicide victim, strangled and stabbed to death on 12/28/1964 at her home in Garfield Heights, OH, age 16.
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(1947)
Mariska Veres: Dutch singer (Shocking Blue) (Born 1947).
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(1947)
Stephen Collins: American actor singer and director.
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(1947)
Kate Fitzpatrick: Australian actress on both stage and screen, including TV shows and films.
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(1947)
Vincent Burroni
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(1947)
Dave Arneson: American game designer co-created Dungeons & Dragons (d. 2009).
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(1947)
2017 Las Vegas Strip shooting
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(1947)
Daniel Hamiche
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(1947)
Stephen Collins in Des Moines: Iowa, USA; actor (Star Trek - The Motion Picture, The Tattingers).
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(1947)
Dalveer Bhandari: Indian lawyer and judge.
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(1947)
Buzz Capra: American baseball player and coach.
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(1947)
Rob Davis: Rocker.
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(1947)
Nevill Drury: English-Australian journalist and publisher (d. 2013).
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(1947)
Adriano Tilgher: Italian politician.
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(1947)
Martin Turner: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Wishbone Ash and Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash).
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(1947)
Massimo Buscemi: Italian actor who made his debut in 1976 in the film "Lettomania.
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(1947)
Aaron Ciechanover: Israeli biologist, who won the Nobel prize in Chemistry for characterizing the method that cells use to degrade and recycle proteins using ubiquitin.
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(1946)
Jon Warden: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers for one season in 1968.
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(1946)
Dave Holland: English bassist composer and bandleader (Gateway).
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(1946)
Tim O'Brien: American soldier and author.
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(1946)
Alfred Jones: Grace, Mississippi -- Middleweight boxer (1968 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1946)
Eva Klobukowska: Poland -- Relay sprinter (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1945)
Spider Sabich
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(1945)
Rod Carew: Panamanian-American baseball player and coach.
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(1945)
Ellen McIlwaine: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1945)
Donny Hathaway in Chicago: Illinois, USA; singer/songwriter ("Where is the Love").
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(1945)
Carrie Lucas: American singer.
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(1945)
Patty Shepard: American-Spanish actress (d. 2013).
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(1945)
Donny Hathaway: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (Earth Wind & Fire) (d. 1979).
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(1944)
Jean-Pierre Castaldi
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(1944)
Dani (singer)
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(1944)
Herbert "Tubo" Rhoad: US singer (Persuasions-Spread the Word).
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(1944)
Gay Courter: Novelist.
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(1944)
Scott McKenzie: Rock vocalist (If You Come to San Francisco).
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(1943)
Jean-Jacques Annaud: French writer and director.
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(1943)
Gabriel Biancheri
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(1943)
Jim Martini: Rocker (Sly & Family Stone-Everyday People).
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(1943)
Angele Arsenault: Canadian singer and songwriter.
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(1943)
Angèle Arsenault: Canadian singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
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(1943)
Jerry Martini: American saxophonist (Sly and the Family Stone and Rubicon).
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(1943)
Jerry Maitini: US saxophonist (Sly & Family Stone-Sex Machine).
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(1942)
Günter Walraff
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(1942)
Jean-Pierre Jabouille: French former racing driver, who was one of the last of a breed of Formula One drivers who were also engineers.
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(1942)
Günter Wallraff: German writer and undercover journalist.
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(1942)
David Stancliffe: English bishop and scholar.
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(1942)
Robert Lelièvre: French singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1973).
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(1942)
Herb Fame: American singer (Peaches & Herb).
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(1941)
Thierry Desjardins: French reporter and pamphleteer, a journalist with Le Figaro.
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(1940)
Jean-Luc Bideau: Swiss actor primarily in movies.
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(1940)
Richard Corben
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(1940)
Steve O'Rourke: English race car driver and manager (d. 2003).
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(1940)
Marc Savoy: American accordion player created the Cajun accordion.
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
George Archer: American professional golfer, a member of the PGA Senior Tour.
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(1939)
Arlette Franco
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(1939)
Geoffrey Whitehead: English actor.
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(1939)
Philip Cox: Philip Cox: Australian architect who designed a number of Sydney's buildings including the football stadium, aquarium and exhibition center.
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(1938)
Mary McFadden: American fashion designer who introduced her first collection in 1973, astonishing the fashion industry with styles that seemed more suited to the art gallery than to the haute couture salon.
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(1938)
Dick Brouwer: Dutch astrologer and computer programmer.
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(1938)
Tony Epper: American actor and stuntman (d. 2012).
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(1938)
J Bert Sonnier: Race horse trainer.
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(1938)
Tunç Başaran: Turkish actor director producer and screenwriter.
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(1938)
Les Scheinflug: Australian Soccer Assistant Coach (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
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(1938)
Stella Stevens: American actress and director.
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(1937)
Vincenza Tomaselli: Italian political aide, the personal secretary of Bettino Craxi and his right arm.
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(1937)
Lionel Chouchan
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(1937)
Larry Poons: Japanese-American painter and motorcycle racer.
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(1936)
Stella Stevens
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(1936)
Nagoya (Japan)
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(1936)
Edward Villella: Bayside Queens, New York -- Ballet dancer (NYC Ballet).
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(1936)
Antoinette Fouque: French psychoanalyst who was involved in the French women's liberation movement.
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(1936)
Charles G Fullerton: Rochester, New York -- Astronaut (STS-3, 51F).
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(1936)
Stella Stevens in Yazoo City: Mississippi, USA; actress (Girls! Girls!, Manitou).
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(1936)
Duncan Edwards: English footballer (Born 1936).
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(1935)
Julie Andrews: British-American actress and singer with a four-octave range.
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(1935)
Roxana Muise: American second generation astrologer and metaphysician who is the co-founder of SWAC, a regional conference for astrologers.
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(1935)
Petros Fyssoun: Greek actor.
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(1935)
Walter De Maria: American sculptor and drummer (The Druds) (d. 2013).
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(1934)
Emilio Botín: Spanish banker and businessman (d. 2014).
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(1934)
Geoff Stephens: English songwriter and producer.
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(1934)
Fredrik Torgersen: Norwegian man convicted of murder in 1958 in a much-debated case, and released from prison in 1974.
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(1933)
Olga Pozzi Escot: Composer.
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(1932)
Jerry Dempsey: American merchandising marketer and CEO of Chemical Waste Management.
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(1932)
Albert Collins: American electric blues guitarist and singer with a distinctive guitar style.
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(1931)
Jacques Fihey: French clergyman, the Bishop Emeritus of Coutances and Avranches.
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(1931)
Michel Jantzen: French architect but of himself he says: "I do not consider myself an architect, but rather an artist and inventor who often uses architecture as an art form.
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(1931)
Silvano Bussotti: Italian musician, composer of contemporary music and opera librettos, and illustrator.
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(1931)
Reginald Hall: Endocrinologist.
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(1931)
Alan Wagner: American radio host and critic (d. 2007).
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(1931)
Anwar Shamim: Pakistani general (d. 2013).
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(1931)
Sylvano Bussotti: Italian violinist and composer.
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(1930)
Philippe Noiret: French actor in TV and film, adept at both comedy and drama.
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(1930)
Richard Harris: Irish actor and versatile talent, the winner of an Academy Award and Golden Globe Award, a Grammy Award, acclaim as a pop recording artist and knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II in June 1981.
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(1930)
Naimatullah Khan: Pakistani lawyer and politician Mayor of Karachi.
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(1930)
Frank Gardner: Australian race car driver and manager (d. 2009).
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(1930)
Philippe Esnault: French film historian, filmmaker and writer, who died on 29 August 2008 in Ceret.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Jean Amadou: French entertainer, TV host, he created the "Bebete Show" for the private channel TF1 (with Stéphane Collaro and Jean Roucas).
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(1929)
Ken Arthurson: Australian rugby player and coach.
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(1929)
Bonnie Owens: American singer-songwriter (The Strangers) (d. 2006).
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(1929)
Grady Chapman: American singer (The Robins) (d. 2011).
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(1928)
George Peppard: American film and TV series actor who made a total of 25 films, famed for "Breakfast at Tiffany's," 1961 and the "Carpetbaggers," 1964.
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(1928)
Laurence Harvey: Lithuanian-born actor.
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(1928)
Laurence Harvey [Larushka Skine]: Actor (Alamo, Romeo & Juliet).
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(1928)
Zhu Rongji: Chinese engineer and politician 5th Premier of the People's Republic of China.
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(1928)
George Peppard in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Banacek, A-Team, Blue Max).
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(1928)
Willy Mairesse: Belgian race car driver (d. 1969).
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(1928)
Sivaji Ganesan: Indian Tamil actor (Born 1927).
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(1927)
Tom Bosley: American actor of stage, screen and television, perhaps most noted for his role in the long-running television series, "Happy Days" (first showing in 1974).
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(1927)
Tom Bosley in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Howard - Happy Days, Murder She Wrote).
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(1927)
Sandy Gall: Malaysian-born British journalist and newscaster.
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(1927)
Sherman Finesilver: American lawyer and judge (d. 2006).
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(1926)
André Paquinet
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(1925)
José Beyaert
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(1925)
Jose Beyaert: French cyclist, an Olympic Gold Medal champion in London, 1948.
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(1925)
Antoine Lagarde: La Rochelle physician.
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(1925)
Bob Boyd: American baseball player (d. 2004).
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(1924)
Jimmy Carter: American politician, 39th President of the U.S.
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(1924)
William Rehnquist: American jurist and the 16th Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court, a position he held from 1986 until his death on September 3, 2005.
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(1924)
Bob Geigel: American wrestler and promoter (d. 2014).
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(1924)
Roger Williams: American pianist (d. 2011).
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(1923)
Fernand Sastre: French football official, who was President of the French Football Federation from 1972 to 1984.
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(1922)
André Rousselet: French politician (sub-prefect, MP) and entrepreneur (taxis and TV [Canal +]).
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(1922)
Burke Marshall: American lawyer, business executive, government employee.
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(1922)
Hector Campos-Parsi: Composer.
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(1922)
Kim Ki-young: South Korean film director (d. 1998).
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(1922)
Chen-Ning Yang: Chinese-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1921)
André Barbault: French astrologer and author of some 50 books, a member of an astrological family.
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(1921)
James Whitmore: American actor on stage and film who is best known for his stage impersonations of famous people.
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(1920)
Walter Matthau: American actor best known for his role as Oscar Madison in The Odd Couple and his frequent collaborations with Odd Couple star Jack Lemmon, as well as his role as Coach Buttermaker in the 1976 comedy The Bad News Bears.
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(1920)
David Donald: American historian and author (d. 2009).
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(1920)
Lonny Chapman Tulsa Oklahoma: USA; actor (Investigator, For the People).
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(1914)
Michael Goodliffe: Cheshire, England -- Actor (5th Day of Peace).
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(1914)
Daniel Boorstin: American historian lawyer and author 12th Librarian of Congress (d. 2004).
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(1913)
André Fougeron: French painter, engaged as a communist since 1939.
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(1913)
Harry Lookofsky: American violinist and producer (d. 1998).
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(1913)
Helio Gracie: Brazilian martial artist (d. 2009).
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(1913)
Hélio Gracie: Brazilian martial artist (d. 2009).
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(1912)
Kathleen Ollerenshaw: English mathematician, educator and researcher, politiican and world traveler, she became deaf in 1921 at age 8 from a viral infection.
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(1911)
Aguigui Mouna
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(1911)
Fletcher Knebel: American novelist.
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(1911)
Richard Torriani: Switzerland -- Took Olympic oath (1948).
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(1911)
Edward P: Boland (Representative-Democrat-Massachusetts).
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(1911)
Mouna : French libertarian philosopher, nomad, pacifist, and environmentalist before his time, who often roamed the streets of Paris by bike.
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(1911)
Heinrich Mark: Estonian lawyer and politician 5th Prime Minister of Estonia in exile (d. 2004).
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(1911)
Irwin Kostal: American songwriter screenwriter and publisher (d. 1994).
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(1910)
Bonnie Parker: Outlaw (Bonnie & Clyde), killed in police ambush.
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(1910)
Attilio Pavesi: Italian bicyclist, the winner of the Gold Medal at the Olympics in Los Angeles in 1932.
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(1910)
José Moyal: Australian physicist and engineer (d. 1998).
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(1910)
Fritz Köberle: Austrian-Brazilian physician and pathologist (d. 1983).
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(1910)
Fritz Koberle: Austrian-born physician (d. 1983).
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(1910)
Chaim Scheinberg: Polish-Israeli rabbi and scholar (d. 2012).
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(1910)
Jose Enrique Moyal: Australian mathematical physicist (d. 1998).
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1909 - 1900
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(1909)
Sam Yorty: American politician, lawyer, member of the State Assembly and Mayor of Los Angeles.
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(1909)
Thierry Maulnier: French journalist, essayist, dramatist, and literary critic, married once.
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(1909)
Maurice Bardeche: French fascist (d. 1998).
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(1909)
Everett Sloane: NYC, New York -- Actor (Patsy, Citizen Kane, Enforcer).
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(1909)
Samuel Yorty: Lincoln, Nebraska -- (Mayor-LA).
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(1908)
Herman Koppel: Danish pianist and composer (d. 1998).
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(1908)
Pedro Espinel Torres: Peruvian composer, known as the king of polkas.
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(1908)
Herman David Koppel: Composer.
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(1907)
Maurice Bardèche: French essayist, literary and art critic, journalist, and one of the leading exponents of neo-fascism in post–World War II Europe.
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(1907)
Hiram Fong: (Senator-California).
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