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(2013) Québec Railroad derailment Lac-Mégantic: Derailment of a train followed by an explosion of crude oil.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Lily LaBrant: Family Member.
(2005) Asia Walton: Rapper.
(2001) Harper Henry: American child born to noted parents, her mother is a former beauty queen and her dad is a politician.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Taylor Miner: Vine Star.
(1998) Dawn Walkup: American baby whose death at about 18 hours hold, on the same day of her birth, was caused by "the probable combined effects of adverse environmental conditions and methamphetamine," according to the doctor who examined her.
(1994) Becky Rosso: TV Actress.
(1994) Lauren Elizabeth: YouTube Star.
(1994) Langston Higgins: Dancer.
(1994) Rebecca Rosso: English actress.
(1994) Camilla Rosso: English actress.
(1994) Daniel Kyre: YouTube Star.
(1994) Milly Rosso: TV Actress.
(1993) Loan Chabanol

(1993) Andjelka Tomasevic
(1993) Hollie Cavanagh: Musician.
(1993) Melissa Steel: Pop Singer.
(1993) Anaya Roderick: YouTube Star.
(1992) JT Tollas: Punk Singer.
(1992) Leena Sayed: Instagram Star.
(1992) Daithi De Nogla: YouTube Star.
(1992) Manny Machado: Baseball Player.
(1991) Jason Dolley: Actor.
(1991) Klas Dahlbeck: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1990) Daiana Muresan
(1990) Magaye Gueye: French footballer.
(1990) Ajoo: South Korean singer.
(1990) Chantel Zales: Model.
(1990) Elton Castee: Vine Star.
(1990) Jeremy Suarez: American actor.
(1990) Jae Crowder: Basketball Player.
(1990) Alex Centomo: YouTube Star.
(1990) Justin Schultz: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1990) Jamal Idris: Australian Rugby League player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Paula Guilló
(1988) Katja Decker-Sadowski
(1988) Oaxaca (Mexico)
(1988) Sarah Barrable-Tishauer
(1988) Katy Tiz: Pop Singer.
(1988) Brittany Underwood: Soap Opera Actress.
(1988) Kevin Fickentscher: Swiss footballer.
(1987) Kate Nash: English singer-songwriter guitarist and actress.
(1987) Caroline Trentini: Brazilian model.
(1987) Manteo Mitchell: American runner.

(1987) Matt O'Leary: American actor.
(1987) Sophie Auster: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1986) Caroline Welz
(1986) Veronica Angeloni
(1986) Aureylian : YouTube Star.
(1986) Derrick Williams: American football player.
(1986) Sarah Gronert: German tennis player.
(1986) Leon Frierson: American actor and rapper.
(1986) David Karp: Entrepreneur.
(1985) Ranveer Singh: Movie Actor.
(1985) Harrisburg (Pennsylvania)
(1985) Virginie Marsan
(1985) D Woods
(1985) Himanshu Suri: American rapper known by his stage name Heems.
(1985) Francois Arnaud: Actor.
(1985) Melisa Sözen: Turkish actress.
(1985) Diamond Rings: Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Matters).
(1985) Megan Rapinoe: Athlete.
(1984) Shenay Perry
(1984) Lauren Harris: British rock singer.
(1984) Zhang Hao: Chinese figure skater.
(1983) Gregory Smith: Canadian-born American actor.
(1983) Louis-Marie de Castelbajac
(1982) Lucy Clarkson
(1982) Christian Ehrhoff
(1982) Tay Zonday: Pop Singer.
(1982) Brandon Jacobs: American football player.
(1982) Misty Upham: American actress (d. 2014).
(1982) Dave Haywood: Musician.
(1982) Christopher Kane: Fashion Designer.
(1981) Elena Ballesteros
(1981) Nnamdi Asomugha: American football player.
(1981) Jelena Kostanic
(1981) Francesca Antoniotti
(1981) Ryan Hansen: Actor.
(1981) Nicole Kantek: NSW, Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1981) Robert Eibach: Music Producer.
(1980) Pau Gasol: Spanish basketball player.
(1980) Leandro Rivera
(1980) Joell Ortiz: American rapper (Slaughterhouse).
(1980) Eva Green: Movie Actress.
(1980) Kenny Deuchar: Scottish Footballer and Doctor.
(1980) JB Magsaysay: Filipino actor businessman and politician.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kevin Hart (actor)
(1979) Nicolas Guillermo: Dutch royalty, the son and second child of Princess Christina of the Netherlands and her husband, Jorge Guillermo.
(1979) Fabrice Abriel
(1979) Cédric Kanté
(1979) Moshe Kasher
(1979) Amy Jo Martin: Author.
(1979) Amelie Mauresmo: Athlete.
(1979) Kevin Hart: Comedian.
(1979) Nic Cester: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jet and The Wrights).
(1979) Nicolas Daniel Maricio: Prince of the Netherlands.

(1979) Matthew Barnson: American viola player and composer.
(1979) Shane Filan: Musician.
(1978) Tia Mowry: American actress.
(1978) Tamera Mowry: Twin actress (Sisters).
(1978) Rachel Rochelli: Houston, Texas -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Mowry Twins: American idential twin actors on ABC's popular "Sister, Sister" series.
(1978) Adam Busch: American actor director and producer.
(1978) Kevin Senio: New Zealand rugby player.
(1977) Audrey Fleurot
(1977) Franck Georgel
(1977) Con Blatsis: Australian footballer.
(1977) Max Mirnyi: Belarusian tennis player.
(1977) Makhaya Ntini: South African cricketer.
(1976) Alana Evans
(1976) Ophélie David
(1976) Michelle Stanley: Littleton, Colorado -- Miss America - Colorado (1997).
(1976) Nikki Mott: Australian field hockey forward (1996 Olympics).
(1975) 50 Cent: American rapper.
(1975) Sebastián Rulli: Argentinian-Mexican actor.
(1975) Camille Sullivan
(1975) Amir-Abbas Fakhravar: Iranian journalist and activist.
(1975) Sebastian Rulli: Soap Opera Actor.
(1974) Steve Sullivan: Timmins, Ontario -- NHL center (New Jersey Devils).
(1974) Ze Roberto: Brazilian footballer.
(1974) Babi Xavier: Brazilian presenter and actress.
(1974) Zé Roberto: Brazilian footballer.
(1973) Karl Ballard: WLAF linebacker (London Monarchs).
(1972) Isabelle Boulay: Canadian singer, interpreter.
(1972) Laurent Gaudé: French writer.
(1972) Lee Priest
(1972) Fabrice Colin
(1972) Zhanna Pintusevich-Block: Ukrainian sprinter.
(1972) Baptiste Charden
(1972) Greg Norton: American baseball player and coach.
(1972) Mark Gasser: British pianist.
(1972) Billy Davis: NFL wide receiver (Dallas Cowboys).
(1971) Olympia (Washington)
(1971) Yvan Bourgnon: Swiss sailor, skipper, brother of Laurent Bourgnon, with whom he won the "Transat en double Jacques-Vabre" in 1997.
(1971) Adam Laurent: Santa Cruz, California -- Pursuit cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Owen Lance Bill Hughes: Palmerston North, New Zealand -- Kayaker (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Kenya D Williamson: American actress.
(1971) Kari Kupcinet in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Julie Sanderson - The Young and the Restless).
(1970) Antonio Harvey: NBA center / forward (LA Clippers).
(1970) Phil Gordon
(1970) Roger Cicero
(1970) Inspectah Deck: American rapper producer and actor (Wu-Tang Clan).
(1970) Martin Smith: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Delirious?).
(1970) Médéric Collignon: French jazz vocalist, cornettist and saxhorn player.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Brian Van Holt: American actor.
(1969) Sophia Witherspoon: WNBA guard (NY Liberty).
(1969) Jenji Kohan: Director.
(1969) Michael Grant: vocalist (Musical Youth).
(1969) Fernando Redondo: Argentine footballer.
(1968) Sylvain Guillaume: French pro skier in the Nordic events at the Albertville Olympics, winning a Silver Medal in 1992.
(1968) John Dickerson: Journalist.
(1968) Gaspare Manos: Thai-Italian painter and sculptor.
(1968) Alvin Harper: NFL wide receiver (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1967) Heather Nova: Bermudian singer-songwriter and guitarist.

(1967) James Hannon: American filmmaker.
(1967) Omar Olivares: Mayaguez, Puerto Rico -- Pitcher (Detroit Tigers).
(1967) David Whitmore: NFL strong safety (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1967) Alvin Harper: American athlete, wide receiver Dallas Cowboys.
(1967) Max Gazzè: Italian singer-songwriter and musician, known for his high-pitched voice.
(1966) Mark Mitchinson
(1966) Brian Posehn
(1966) Jim Himes: Politician.
(1965) Karine Silla
(1965) Glenn Scarpelli in Staten Island: New York, USA; actor (Alex - One Day At a Time, Fantasy).
(1965) Kathryn Erbe: Actress.
(1965) Tim Camargo: Jockey.
(1964) Kim Ji-woon
(1964) Albéric de Montgolfier
(1964) Cristina D'Avena: Italian singer and actress, who sings for television and animation series, and has recorded numerous albums, selling nearly 7 million copies.
(1964) Lillie Leatherwood: Northport, Alabama -- 4X400m relayer (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1964) Kim Jee-woon: Director.
(1963) Lance Johnson (baseball)
(1963) Lance Johnson: American baseball player.
(1963) Edwin Gorter: Soccer player (Lommel / FC Utrecht).
(1963) Todd Burns: American baseball player.
(1963) Sorin Matei: Romanian high jumper.
(1963) Edie Falco: Actress.
(1962) Peter Hedges: American author screenwriter and director.
(1962) Todd Bennett: English runner and coach (d. 2013).
(1961) Robin Antin: American reality television personality and model.
(1961) Chris Toumazou: Scientist.
(1961) Kimberly Foster: Actress (It Takes Two).
(1961) Benita Fitzgerald-Brown: Virginia, United States -- 100m hurdler (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1961) Vandana Chavan: Indian politician and lawyer.
(1961) Rick Price: Australian singer-songwriter.
(1960) Valerie Brisco-Hooks: Greenwood, Mississippi -- 200m / 400m runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1960) Caroll-Ann Alie: Ottawa, Ontario -- Yachter (1992, 96 Olympics - 14th Place).
(1960) Maria Wasiak: Polish businesswoman and politician Polish Minister of Infrastructure and Development.
(1960) Jozef / Josef Pribilinec: Czechoslovakia -- Speed walker (world record 10K).
(1960) Jean-Pierre Cole: French homicide; killed his cousin for 87 francs 9/26/1987.
(1960) Asahifuji Seiya: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 63rd Yokozuna.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Richard Dacoury: French basketball player.
(1959) Arnold Wohlschies: French professional dancer.
(1959) John Keeble: London, England -- Rock drummer (Spandau Ballet-True).
(1958) Arnaldo Otegi
(1958) Jennifer Saunders: English actress, comedienne and screenwriter.
(1958) Bill Watterson: Cartoonist.
(1958) Claude Verlon: French hostage, sound engineer at Radio France, he was killed in Mali.
(1958) Louise Longo: French shipwreck survivor of Sicilian origin who wrote the book "Elle dort dans la mer" (English: She Sleeps in the Sea), recounting how she, her husband Bernard and their daughter Gaella abandoned their boat during a storm in the Bay of Biscay.
(1958) Ossie Moore: Murwillumbah, NSW -- Australasia golfer.
(1957) Susan Ford: American noted family, the only daughter of Betty and Gerald Ford; her dad became U.S.

(1957) Ron Duguay
(1957) Mario Martinez: Salinas, California -- US Olympic weightlifter (1988 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1957) Ron Duguay in Canada hockey player (New York Rangers: Detroit Red Wings).
(1956) Jean-Paul Agon: French business executive, the chairman and CEO of L'Oréal since 17 March 2011.
(1956) John Jorgenson: Madison, Wisconsin -- Singer (Desert Rose Band-Love Reunited).
(1956) Casey Sander: American actor.
(1956) Antonio Molina: Spanish bus driver who was driving a bus filled with people during a large flood in the city of Murcia when the bus was inundated.
(1956) Matt Bahr: NFL kicker (NE Patriots, New York Giants).
(1955) William Wall: Irish writer.
(1955) Frank Sontag: American radio personality.
(1954) Allyce Beasley: American actress.
(1954) Willie Randolph: American baseball player and manager.
(1954) James Kiberd: Actor (Trevor Dillon-Loving, All My Children).
(1954) Bob Ney: Politician.
(1954) Allyce Beasley in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Agnes Dipesto - Moonlighting).
(1953) Robert Ménard: French politician and former journalist.
(1953) Nanci Griffith: US singer / songwriter (Poet in My Window).
(1953) Kaiser Kalambo: Zambian footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1952) Shelley Hack
(1952) Hilary Mantel: English author and critic.
(1952) Jesse Harms: Musician of REO Speedwagon.
(1952) Grant Goodeve: American actor and singer.
(1951) Geoffrey Rush: Australian actor.
(1951) Ivan Wilhelm (astrologer)
(1951) Cordoba (Argentina)
(1951) Roger Wicker: Politician.
(1951) John Fleming: Politician.
(1951) Goose Gossage: Athlete.
(1950) Serge Pey
(1950) Geraldine James
(1950) Ramon Guzman: Jockey.
(1950) Helene Scherrer: Canadian politician.
(1950) Phyllis Hyman: Jazz singer.
(1950) Sultan Rakhmanov: Super heavyweight (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) John Byrne: English-American author and illustrator.
(1950) Huey Lewis: Musician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Phyllis Hyman: R&B / Jazz singer (Prime of My Life), suicides at 45.
(1949) Arielle Guttman
(1949) Claire Michon: French musician, a flautist with the group Les Witches.
(1949) Michael Shrieve
(1949) Shelly Hack in Greenwich: Connecticut, USA; actress (Tiffany - Charlie's Angel).
(1949) Noli de Castro: Filipino journalist and politician 14th Vice President of the Philippines.
(1949) Ariel Guttman: American pro astrologer involved with astrological research, writing, lecturing, teaching and counseling since 1975.
(1948) Nathalie Baye: French actress who's films include "Day for Night," "The Man Who Loved Women" and "The Return of Martin Guerre.
(1948) Brad Park: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (NY Rangers, Boston Bruins).
(1948) Peter Mansbridge

(1948) Patrick Gaubert: French politician who was a Member of the European Parliament for the Île-de-France through 2009.
(1948) Tom Curley: American media executive.
(1948) Jean-Pierre Blackburn: Canadian academic and politician 26th Canadian Minister of Veterans Affairs.
(1947) Lance Clemons: American baseball player (d. 2008).
(1947) Todd Akin: Politician.
(1947) Richard Beckinsale: Nottingham, England -- Actor (Porridge, Doing Time).
(1946) Sylvester Stallone: American actor who made a huge break-through to overnight success with writing and starring in "Rocky," 1976, an Oscar winning picture.
(1946) George W Bush: 43rd President of the United States.
(1946) Fred Dryer: American football player and actor.
(1946) Toquinho (singer)
(1946) Peter Singer: Australian philosopher and academic.
(1946) Toquinho : Brazilian singer and violinist, composer.
(1946) Jean-Claude Frison: Belgian actor and comedian.
(1946) Fred Dryer in Hawthone: California, USA; NFL player (New York Giants, Los Angeles Rams) / actor (Hunter).
(1946) Sylvester Stallone in New York City: New York, USA; actor / director (Rocky, Rambo, Cobra).
(1946) George Bush: American politician, U. S. President for two terms, Texas oil millionaire and baseball owner, from a noted family, the Republican son of U.S.
(1946) James Wyeth: Wilmington artists.
(1946) Jamie Wyeth: American artist and noted family of American artists, the grandson of N.C.
(1946) Rick Hunter: Actor.
(1945) Burt Ward: TV Actor.
(1945) Rodney Matthews: English fantasy artist and illustrator.
(1945) Burt Ward in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Robin - Batman).
(1945) Andy Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for three seasons beginning in 1967.
(1945) Rik Elswit: Rocker (Dr Hook & Medicine Show-In the Right Place).
(1944) Byron Berline: Rocker.
(1944) Gunhild Hoffmeister: German FR, 800m / 1500m runner (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1944) Bernhard Schlink: Writer.
(1943) Tamara Sinyavskaya: Russian soprano.
(1943) Robbie Robertson: Musician.
(1942) Raymond Depardon
(1942) Gwen Mitchell
(1942) Alain Lefèvre: French athlete, a long jumper whose personal best was 7.83m (1964).
(1942) Gwenn Mitchell: American actress who began acting in 1968 and was on an ABC soap in 1969 and an ABC series in 1970.
(1941) jean Iracabal
(1941) Raymond Ichbiah: French architect.
(1941) David Crystal: British linguist author and academic.
(1941) Reinhard Roder: German football player and manager.
(1940) Nursultan Nazarbayev: Kazakh politician, 1st President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
(1940) Paul Fujii: American boxer.
(1940) Jeannie Seely: American country music singer.
(1940) Viktor Kuzkin: USSR -- Ice hockey player (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Gérard Bourgoin: French businessman, sports leader and politician.
(1939) Jet Harris: English bass player (The Shadows The Jeff Beck Group and The Vipers Skiffle Group) (d. 2011).
(1939) Jet Harris [Terence Harris]: London, England -- Rock bassist (Drifters).
(1939) Mary Peters: England, United Kingdom -- Pentathlete (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1939) Helena Dupont: United States -- Equestrian 3-day even (1964 Olympics - 33rd Place).
(1938) Luana Patten: American actress (d. 1996).
(1938) Carole Hemstreet: American corporation executive working in the San Francisco Bay area for Aerospace.
(1938) Franco: Zaire -- Composer / guitarist / leader (Masumbuku).
(1937) Ned Beatty: American actor who appeared in over 70 plays in theater for seven years before his first New York performance in "The Great White Hope.
(1937) Vladimir Ashkenazy: Gorki, Russia -- Pianist / conductor (Tchakowsky-1961).

(1937) Michael Sata: Zambian police officer and politician 5th President of Zambia (d. 2014).
(1937) Ned Beatty in Lexington: Kentucky, USA; actor (Deliverance, Repossed, Network).
(1937) Gene Chandler: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1937) Inger-Lise Skarstein: Norwegian politician of the Conservative Party.
(1937) Brooke Hayward: Actress.
(1937) Gene Chandler [Eugene Dixon] in Chicago: Illinois, USA; rocker (Duke of Earl).
(1936) Dave Allen: Irish comedian actor and screenwriter (d. 2005).
(1936) Jacques Lassalle
(1936) Jean-Jacques Loup
(1935) 14th Dalai Lama
(1935) Candy Barr: American exotic dancer.
(1935) Dalai Lama: Religious Leader.
(1935) 14th Dalai: 14th Dalai Lama.
(1935) Dalai XIV: Tibetan supreme spiritual ruler of his country, in exile.
(1935) Arthur Taylor: American business executive; as President of the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), he was invited to join the newly formed Trilateral Commission in 1973.
(1934) Paul Dubrule: French business leader, the chairman of the Accor Supervisory Board.
(1934) Michel Crauste: French rugby player, a hero of the game, nicknamed ‘’The Mongol.
(1934) Don Rose: Entertainer.
(1934) René Urtreger: French bebop pianist.
(1933) Jean-Pierre Mocky
(1933) Henri Anglade: France sport Champion.
(1933) Fred Forest
(1933) Pierre Fox: Belgian actor, comedian and stage director.
(1933) Frank Austin: English footballer.
(1933) Henry Anglade: French cyclist, who was closest to winning the Tour de France in 1959, when he finished second, 4:01 behind Federico Bahamontes.
(1933) Virginia Fuller: American writer who is noted for her passion about her pets and natural wildlife.
(1932) Phyllida Law: Scottish actress, who has worked extensively in television, including appearances in Dixon of Dock Green, Rumpole of the Bailey and the 1972 adaptation of the Lord Peter Wimsey tale The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club.
(1932) Richard Secord: American military man with 30 years in the Air Force, a 1955 West Point graduate, and one of the pivotal figures in the Iran-contra scandal in the late 80s.
(1932) Giuseppe Corradi: Italian soccer player and coach.
(1932) Della Reese in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer/actress (Della Reese Show, Royal Family).
(1932) Herman Hertzberger: Dutch architect and academic.
(1931) Della Reese: American singer, actress and entertainer.
(1931) Antonella Lualdi: Italian actress and singer, who appeared in many Italian and French films in the 1950s and 1960s, notably in Claude Autant-Lara's film The Red and the Black in 1954, opposite Gérard Philipe.
(1931) Wichita Falls (Texas)
(1931) Louis Mexandeau: Wanquetin Politician.
(1931) László Tábori: Hungarian runner and coach.
(1931) Jean Campeau: French-Canadian businessman and politician.
(1931) David Boadella: British psychotherapist and founder of a modality of body psychotherapy called biosynthesis, and the author of numerous books including poetry.
(1931) Donal Donnelly: Bradford Yorkshire, England -- Actor (Dead).
(1931) Joseph Daniel White: Singer / bandleader.
(1931) Rene Moulis: France sport Champion.
(1930) Françoise Mallet-Joris: Belgian author, novelist, love marie mancini; writes about garden parties.
(1930) Ian Burgess: English racing driver (d. 2012).
(1930) Francoise Mallet-Joris [F Lilar]: Belgian writer (Signs & Wonders).
(1930) Hans-Jürgen Heise: German author and poet.
(1930) H J Heise: Writer.
(1930) M Balamuralikrishna: Indian Carnatic vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, playback singer, composer and actor.
(1930) Francoise Mallet-Joris: Belgium Writer.
(1930) Balamurali Krishna: Indian Carnatic musician, poet and composer.
(1930) George Armstrong: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Hélène Carrère d'Encausse: Permanent secretary of the Académie Française and a historian specialized in Russian history, born to a Georgian father and a Russian mother.
(1929) Henri de Gastines
(1929) Jean Mocky: French film director, actor, screenwriter and producer.
(1929) Katherine Helmond: Actress.
(1929) Gerd Zacher: Composer.
(1927) Janet Leigh: American actress and author famous for her shower scene in classic horror film "Psycho" in 1960.
(1927) Alan Freeman
(1927) Tito Gotti: Italian musician, musical critic and orchestral conductor.
(1927) Jan Hein Donner: Dutch chess player (d. 1988).
(1927) Charles Whittenberg: Composer.

(1927) [Jan] Hein Donner: Dutch chess master.
(1927) Alan Freeman: Australian-born British DJ and radio personality (d. 2006).
(1927) Jan Donner: Dutch chess player and journalist (d. 1988).
(1927) Pat Paulsen: Comedian (Smothers Brothers Show), dies at 69.
(1927) Nilo Soruco: Bolivian singer-songwriter (d. 2004).
(1927) Janet Leigh in Merced: California, USA; actress (Psycho, Harper).
(1927) Susan Cabot in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Carnival Rock).
(1926) Conrad Hilton Jr
(1926) Pierre Bertrand: Belgian politician.
(1926) Nicky Hilton: 1st husband of Elizabeth Taylor.
(1926) Conrad Hilton: American socialite, hotel heir, businessman, and TWA director.
(1926) Sulev Vahtre: Estonian historian and academic (d. 2007).
(1925) Merv Griffin: American entertainer and TV host, a singer and pianist with credits in radio and nightclubs, a horse breeder, hotelier, gentleman rancher and billionaire.
(1925) Bill Haley: American musician of Haley and the Comets rock group.
(1925) Huub H Jacobse: Member of Dutch 2nd chamber (Liberal).
(1925) Bill Haley in Michigan: USA; rock musician, Bill Haley and the Comets ("Rock Around the Clock").
(1925) Merv Griffin in San Mateo: California, USA; TV talk show host (Merv Griffin Show).
(1925) Gazi Yaşargil: Turkish neurosurgeon and academic.
(1925) Gazi Yasargil: Turkish medical scientist and neurosurgeon (d. 1993).
(1924) Serge Leclaire: French neuropsychiatrist and psychoanalyst.
(1924) Robert Michael White: NYC, New York -- Test pilot (X-15).
(1924) Robert M: White; pilot (X-15).
(1924) Louie Bellson: American drummer composer and bandleader (d. 2009).
(1924) Jean Perisson: Arcachon Musician.
(1923) Wojciech Jaruzelski: Retired Polish military officer and communist politician.
(1923) Madame Claude
(1923) Cathy O'Donnell: American actress (Born 1923).
(1923) Marie McDonald: Burgin, Kentucky -- Singer / actress (Promises Promises).
(1923) Nancy Davis in New York: USA; spouse of Ronald Reagan, first Lady (1981-89).
(1923) Mme Claude: French call-girl madame, manager of prostitutes.
(1922) Yves Guéna: French politician, civil servant, and minister.
(1922) William Schallert: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Patty Duke Show, Get Smart).
(1922) Francisco Moncion: Dancer.
(1922) Yves Guena: Brest Politician.
(1921) Nancy Reagan: American First Lady, wife of President Ronald Reagan, author of "My Turn, The Memoirs of Nancy Regan," 1980, and "First Lady.
(1921) Tancred Ibsen: Norwegian diplomat.
(1921) Allan MacEachen: Canadian economist and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Canada.
(1921) James Couttet: French alpine skier, world champion and Olympic medalist.
(1920) William Worthington: Horse trainer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ernst Haefliger: Swiss tenor and educator (d. 2007).
(1919) Douglas Lyness: Minneapolis Military man.
(1918) Jack Parker: Palo Alto EXecutives.
(1918) Bert [Lambertus H] Voeten: Dutch journalist / poet (Crossing).
(1918) Eugene List Philadelphia Pennsylvania: pianist/professor (Eastman School of Music).
(1918) Bert Voeten: Dutch journalist, poet and translator of poetry and drama.
(1918) Sebastian Cabot: English-Canadian actor and singer (d. 1977).
(1917) Arthur Lydiard: New Zealand track & field coach (Born 1917).
(1917) David Lewis: North Augusta EXecutives.
(1917) Hugo Cole: Composer.

(1916) Harold Norse: American poet and author (d. 2009).
(1915) Willy Guhl
(1915) Comoros (Union of the Comoros)
(1915) Victor Tanguy: French military general, an air force commander in World War II.
(1915) Babe Paley: Celebrity.
(1915) Laverne Andrews: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Singer (Andrews Sisters).
(1915) Marcel Quinet: Belgian pianist / composer (Vague et Sillon).
(1914) Vince McMahon: Sr.
(1914) Jens Rohiner: Composer.
(1914) Vincent J McMahon: American wrestling promoter (d. 1984).
(1913) M H van Der Putte
(1913) Eleanor Clark: American author of non-fiction for over 40 years, including "Rome and a Villa" and "Oysters of Lochmariaquer.
(1913) Luigi Milano: Italy sport Champion.
(1913) Hsnri Kaufmann: Maisons-Alfort physician.
(1913) MH Putte: Dutch astrologer, extremely popular in his day and the author of six volumes about different aspects of astrology, "Astrologische Bibliotheek.
(1912) Olga Wormser
(1912) Heinrich Harrer: Austrian geographer and mountaineer (d. 2006).
(1912) Toluca (Mexico)
(1912) Gerhard Ebeling: German Lutheran theologian who was a student of Rudolf Bultmann at Zurich University.
(1911) Laverne Andrews
(1911) Elmo Mays: American minister and spiritualist reverend who was reputed to be clairvoyant, clairaudient and able to levitate on occasion.
(1911) Reg Tweedie: British racehorse rider, owner, and trainer; the owner-trainer of Freddie, the champion hunter chaser who become the first Scottish-trained Grand National winner.
(1911) Georges Pompidou: Statesman.
(1911) LaVerne Andrews: American contralto singer, the eldest of the three siblings known as The Andrews Sisters, a close harmony singing group of the swing and boogie-woogie eras.
(1910) Maurice Reydellet: Le Faulq physician.
(1910) René Le Grèves: French cyclist (d. 1946).
(1910) Marcel Morel: Villefranche/Sa?ne EXecutives.
(1910) Fr?d?ric Benoit: Port/Saone physician.
(1910) Angelo Varetto: Italy sport Champion.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean Taris: French champion swimmer who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics, 1932 Summer Olympics and 1936 Summer Olympics.
(1909) de Leotard: Bordeaux EXecutives.
(1909) Charles Rendu: St Quentin/Is?re physician.
(1908) Joseph Renucci: French gangster, a robber of treasuries and trafficker of American cigarettes.
(1908) Anton Muttukumaru: Sri Lankan general and diplomat (d. 2001).
(1908) Leonce Grass: Flemish singer / conductor.
(1908) Lucie Faure: Paris 10éme Writer.
(1907) Frida Kahlo: Mexican artist about whom everything was high drama.
(1907) M C Frida Kahlo: Mexican painter / Wife of Diego Rivera.
(1907) George Stanley: Canadian soldier historian and author designed the flag of Canada (d. 2002).

(1906) Agnes Elisabeth Lutyens: Composer.
(1906) Kate Horst-Arriens: Dutch Mayor's wife of Oosterbeek, a village close to the river Rhine near Arnhem.
(1906) Colette Audry: French novelist, critic and screenwriter, she was also a professor of literature.
(1904) Robert Whitney: Newcastle-on-Tyne, England -- Conductor (Sospiro do Roma).
(1904) Erik Wickberg: Swedish-born 9th General of the Salvation Army (Born 1904).
(1903) Axel Theorell Sweden: biochemist, studied enzymes (Nobel Prize 1955).
(1903) Hugo Theorell: Swedish biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1982).
(1902) Louis Vola: French jazz double-bassist, accordionist, singer-songwriter, poet and artist.
(1902) Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.: Politician.
(1902) Louis Geraud: France sport Champion.
(1901) Walter Fyrst: Norwegian film-maker and adman.
(1900) Frederica Sagor
(1900) Frederica Sagor Maas: American playwright and supercentenarian.
(1900) Pierre Fleury: France Painter.
(1900) Emil Barth: Writer.
(1900) Frederica Maas: American author and screenwriter (d. 2012).

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