Famous Birthdays of 6 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 6th of May
2010 - Today
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Shin Hae-chul: South Korean singer-songwriter and producer (N.
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(1968)
Worku Bikila: Ethiopian runner.
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(1968)
Linnea Marie Fayard in Shreveport: Louisiana, USA; Miss Louisiana-America (1991-5th).
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(1967)
MC Serch
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(1967)
Patrick F Manning Jr in Poughkeepsie: New York, USA; rower (Olympics-1992).
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(1966)
Jonathan Donahue
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(1966)
Kurt Sutter: Director.
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(1966)
Ken Domik: YouTube Star.
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(1965)
Leslie Hope: Canadian actress director producer and screenwriter.
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(1965)
Stephen Gaghan
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(1965)
Nathalie Stutzmann
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(1965)
Tim Simpson in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; Nike golfer (1985 Southern Open).
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(1965)
Bob Bassen in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; NHL center (Dallas Stars).
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(1965)
Norman Whiteside: British soccer player.
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(1965)
Ken Harvey: NFL linebacker (Washington Redskins).
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(1964)
Lars Mikkelsen: Actor.
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(1964)
Dana Hill: Actress (Vacation), dies at 32.
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(1964)
Lucien Jean-Baptiste
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(1964)
Frédérique Vidal
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(1964)
Craig Fairbrass: Actor.
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(1964)
Dana Hill [Goetz] in Van Nuys: California, USA; actress (Two of Us, Shoot the Moon).
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(1964)
Kim Oden: Birmingham, Alabama -- US Olympic volleyball player (NCAA Play of Decade-80s).
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(1964)
Mike Grob: Billings, Montana -- Canadian Tour golfer (1988 Manitoba-3rd).
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(1964)
Mike McGruder: NFL cornerback (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
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(1964)
Kim Oden in Irvine: California, USA; American Olympic volleyball player (NCAA Play of Decade-1980s).
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(1964)
Mike Grob in Billings: Montana, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1988 Manitoba-third).
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(1964)
Tony Scalzo: American musician (Fastball).
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(1963)
Alessandra Ferri: British ballerina (American Ballet Theater).
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(1963)
Scott Westerfeld: Author.
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(1963)
Allessandra Ferri: Italian ballet dancer who studied at the ballet school of La Scala Theatre in Milan.
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(1962)
Adam Yellin: American record producer.
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(1962)
Tom Brake: English politician.
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(1961)
George Clooney: American actor with several appointments to annual Best-dressed, Most Stylish, Most Eligible and Sexiest Man Alive lists.
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(1961)
Marc Barbé
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(1961)
Clay O'Brien in Ray: Arizona, USA; actor (Weedy - The Cowboys).
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(1961)
Isabelle Guérin: French ballet dancer, a member of the Paris Opera Ballet from 1978.
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(1961)
Gina Riley: Australian actress, writer, singer and comedian.
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(1961)
Tom Hunter: Scottish businessman and philanthropist.
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(1961)
Oleksandr Apaychev: Ukrainian decathlete and coach.
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(1961)
George Clooney in Lexington: Kentucky, USA; actor (Dr Douglas Ross - ER, Batman).
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(1960)
Anne Parillaud: French actress, who has appeared in 30 films since 1977.
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(1960)
Roma Downey: Northern Irish actress.
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(1960)
Jean-Guy Talamoni: French lawyer and politician claiming Corsican nationality.
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(1960)
Larry Steinbachek: rock synthesizer (Bronski Beat - "Smalltown Boy").
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(1960)
John Flansburgh: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (They Might Be Giants and Mono Puff).
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(1960)
Lyudmila Andonova: Bulgarian high jumper.
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(1960)
Keith Dowding: English political scientist philosopher and academic.
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(1960)
Aleksei Lotman: Estonian biologist and politician.
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(1960)
Phyllis Treigle: American soprano.
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(1960)
Bart de: Boer; Dutch guitarist (Ivy Green).
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(1960)
Julianne Phillips in Lake Oswego: Oregon, USA; actress (Frankie Reed - Sisters).
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Renaud Muselier: French politician, who served as Conseiller général ("counsellor") of the département of Bouches-du-Rhône (1992, 1993-1995), Député ("MP") of Bouches-du-Rhône (1993), and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (2002).
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(1959)
Eric D: Fingerhut; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Ohio).
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(1959)
Scott Hood in Seattle: Washington, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1989 Montana Open-second).
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(1959)
Kate Collins in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Natalie Hunter - All My Children).
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(1959)
Andreas Busse: German runner.
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(1959)
Charles Hendry: British Member of Parliament.
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(1959)
Brian Williams: Journalist.
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(1958)
Man Parrish
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(1958)
Olivier Hélénon: French radiologist.
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(1958)
Randall Stout: American architect designed the Taubman Museum of Art (d. 2014).
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(1958)
Gilles Dumast: French financier, the co-founder (with Alexandre Gelbard) of Frontiers Capital.
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(1958)
Lolita Flores: Spanish singer and actress.
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(1957)
Jean-Pierre Bouvier: French climber and climbing instructor, who made the first ascent of Chimpanzodrome (7c+) in Saussois in 1981, one of the most difficult mountain routes in France at the time.
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(1957)
Jean-Claude Billard: French race horse trainer.
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(1957)
John Ortberg: Clergyman.
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(1957)
Richard E. Grant: Actor.
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(1956)
Phil Differ: Scottish investigative journalist, amiable and laid-back.
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(1956)
Lakis Lazopoulos: Greek humourist, playwright, actor and songwriter, surnamed the "Greek Coluche".
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(1956)
Roland Wieser: German race walker and coach.
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(1955)
Tom Bergeron: American game show host, Bergeron began his career as a disc jockey for a hometown radio station.
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(1955)
John Hutton: Baron Hutton of Furness English academic and politician Secretary of State for Defence.
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(1955)
Donald A Thomas in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; PhD/Astronaut (STS 65, 70, 83, 94).
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(1955)
Nicholas Alexander: 7th Earl of Caledon English politician Lord Lieutenant of Armagh.
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(1954)
Dora Bakoyanni
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(1954)
Sergei Nikolayevich: Tresvyatsky in Russia; cosmonaut.
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(1954)
Tom Abernethy: American basketball player.
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(1954)
Dora Bakoyannis: Greek politician 120th Greek Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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(1954)
Angela Nuñez: Dominican author and poet.
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(1954)
Tom Abernathy: American athlete, pro basketball player for five seasons from 1976-1981.
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(1953)
Tony Blair: British politician, elected Prime Minister on 5/01/1997, becoming the youngest person to fill the post in 185 years and ending a generation of Conservative rule.
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(1953)
Lynn Whitfield: Movie Actress.
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(1953)
Graeme Souness: Scottish footballer and manager.
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(1953)
Pierre-Emmanuel Taittinger
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(1953)
Michelle Courchesne: Canadian urban planner and politician Deputy Premier of Quebec.
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(1953)
David Rudder: Trinidadian calypsonian.
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(1953)
Alexander Akimov: Ukrainian Chernobyl worker (d. 1986).
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(1953)
Lynn Whitfield in Baton Rouge: Louisiana, USA; actress (Josephine Baker, Equal Justice).
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(1953)
Deborah Wiles: Author.
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(1953)
Ülle Rajasalu: Estonian politician.
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(1952)
Christian Clavier: French actor, his brother Stéphane is a film director.
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(1952)
Stan Mosley
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(1952)
Gregg Henry: American actor and country musician.
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(1952)
Michael O'Hare: American actor.
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(1952)
Chiaki Naito-Mukai: Tatebayashi, Japan -- Astronaut (STS 65, sk:95).
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(1952)
Graham Brazier: New Zealand singer-songwriter (Hello Sailor) (d. 2015).
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(1952)
Fred Newman: American actor and composer.
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(1952)
Gerrit Zalm: Dutch economist and politician Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
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(1952)
Mark G: American aids victim, sexual orientation not given.
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(1951)
Tim Wonnacott
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(1951)
Marion Bailey: Actress.
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(1951)
William Lori: American ecclesiastic, he was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in May 1977.
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(1951)
Samuel Doe: Liberian sergeant and politician 21st President of Liberia (d. 1990).
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(1951)
Antonio Saldías: Chilean historian and author.
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(1950)
Robbie McIntosh (drummer)
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(1950)
Jean-Michel Claverie: French medical researcher, Professor of Medical Genomics and Bioinformatics at the University of Mediterranée School of Medicine, Director of the Mediterranean Institute of Microbiology, and head of the Structural and Genomic Information Laboratory, a CNRS unit (UPR2589) in Marseille.
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(1950)
Robbie McIntosh: Scottish drummer (Average White Band and The Senate) (d. 1974).
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(1950)
Jeffery Deaver: American journalist and author.
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(1950)
Joseph Abboud: Designer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Sarah Ban Breathnach: Author.
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(1947)
Ben Masters in Corvalis: Oregon, USA; actor (Vic - Another World, Making Mr Right).
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(1947)
Richard "Dick" Fosbury: Portland, Oregon -- High jumper (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1947)
Sandra Fisher: Painter.
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(1947)
Kit Martin: English architect and author.
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(1946)
Hindenburg disaster
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(1946)
André Marceau (bishop)
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(1946)
Alain Bocquet
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(1946)
Susan Brown (actress)
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(1946)
André Marceau: French Catholic prelate, the Bishop of Perpignan from 2004 to 2014 and the Bishop of Nice since 2014.
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(1946)
Sydne Rome in Akron: Ohio, USA; actress (What?, Candy).
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(1946)
Susan Brown: Actress (Gail Baldwin- General Hospital).
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(1946)
Frankie Librán: Puerto Rican baseball player (d. 2013).
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(1946)
Jim Ramstad: American politician (Representative-Republican-Minnesota).
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(1945)
Bob Seger: American rock and roll singer-songwriter, guitarist and pianist.
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(1945)
Yvan Dautin
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(1945)
Jimmy Dale Gilmore
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(1945)
Bob Seger in Dearborn: Michigan, USA; rocker (Silver Bullet Band - "Shake Down", "Like a Rock").
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(1945)
Jimmie Gilmore: American country-western singer, popular in the '60s and '70s.
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(1945)
Victoria Bond: Composer.
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(1945)
Richard Eyers in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (My Friend Irma, Stagecoach West).
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(1945)
Richard Eyer: American actor and educator.
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(1945)
Kurt Loder: Journalist.
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(1945)
Charlie Gonzalez: Politician.
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(1945)
Jimmie Dale Gilmore: American musician.
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(1944)
Jose E Menendez
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(1944)
Masanori Murakami: first Japanese baseball player in major leagues.
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(1944)
Carl Hagen: Norwegian politician of the Progress Party.
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(1944)
Anton Furst: English-American production designer and art director (d. 1991).
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(1944)
José Menendez: Cuban-American entrepreneur, worth $14 million.
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(1944)
Judy Johns: American astrologer interested in mundane astrology who wrote a column in "Aspects" in the '90s.
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(1943)
Andreas Baader: German militant anarchist and political activist.
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(1943)
Milton William Cooper: American writer, shortwave broadcaster (Born 1943).
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(1943)
James Turrell: American sculptor and illustrator.
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(1943)
Wolfgang Reinhardt: German pole vaulter (d. 2011).
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(1943)
Milton Cooper: American theorist and author (d. 2001).
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(1943)
Grange Calveley: English animator and screenwriter.
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(1943)
James Kallstrom: American FBI agent and Chief of the New York division.
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(1943)
Bill Cooper: American former Naval Intelligence officer who became deeply involved in the UFO culture.
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(1942)
Gilbert Duquenoix: French popular seer and magician with the stage name "Nathaniel.
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(1942)
Colin Earl: Rocker.
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(1942)
Rin Kaiho: Chinese-Japanese go player.
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(1942)
David Friesen: American bassist.
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(1942)
Ariel Dorfman: Argentinian author playwright and academic.
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(1942)
Tammy Wynette: Musician.
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(1941)
Claude Weiss: Swiss engineer, astrologer, author, editor, psychologist, world lecturer and data collector who is the president of Astrodata, a Swiss astrological computer service.
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(1941)
Ghena Dimitrova: Actress (Nabucco).
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(1941)
Beth Brant: American writer; the daughter of a Scots-Irish American mother and a Mohawk father.
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(1941)
Fred J Eckert American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York: 1985-87).
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(1940)
Henry Habibe: Arubian poet (Kerensentenchi).
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(1940)
Alexandra Burslem: Chinese-English academic.
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(1940)
Andre-Mutien Leonard: Belgian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Bishop known as an expert on the subject of euthanasia.
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(1940)
Murray Sidlin in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; conductor (National Symphony 1973-77).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Rubin Hurricane Carter
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(1937)
Louis Besson: French politician and member of the French Socialist Party.
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(1937)
Pierre Merlin: French cartographer, demographer, statistician and actuary.
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(1937)
Tran Duc Luong: Statesman.
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(1937)
Robin Fulton: Robin Fulton is a Scottish poet and translator.
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(1937)
Rubin Carter: American homicide, convicted along with John Artis in 1967 of the shotgun killings of three persons in a Paterson, NJ bar on 6/17/1966.
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(1936)
Joanna Dunham: Actress (Possession, House the Dripped Blood).
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(1936)
Sylvia Robinson: rocker (Mickey and Sylvia - "Love is Strange").
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(1936)
Bernard Lemaire: French Canadian businessman (Cascades).
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(1935)
Bernard Pivot: Journalist.
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(1934)
Richard C Shelby American politician (Representative-Democrat-Alabama (1979-86)/Senator-Democrat-Ala: 1987-).
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(1934)
Richard Shelby: American lawyer and politician.
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(1933)
Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novelist.
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(1933)
Lord Pender
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(1933)
Robert Cline: American politician, served on the California state assembly from 1971-1980.
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(1932)
Alexander Thynne
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(1932)
Gunther Hauk: Composer.
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(1932)
Alexander Thynn: British aristocrat, Lord Bath, the 7th Marquess of Bath.
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(1932)
Viscount Coke: English large landowner / art collector.
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(1932)
Martin Sousa: American career criminal who has served several stints in prison.
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(1932)
Ahmet Haxhiu: Kosovan activist (d. 1994).
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(1931)
Willie Mays: American baseball player who played for 22 years with the New York and San Francisco Giants, as well as the New York Mets.
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(1931)
Rhea White: American parapsychologist who is a member of the Parapsychology Association and Society for Psychical Research.
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(1931)
Willie Mays in Westfield: Alabama, USA; Hall of Fame baseball centerfielder, "Say Hey Kid" (New York Giants, New York Mets, 660 homeruns, National League Most Valuable Player 1954).
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(1931)
Marvin Leath American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas: 1979-).
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(1930)
David Carpenter: American homicide, leaving the California parks in terror after a trail of rape, robbery and murder with victims shot and stabbed, a series of macabre murders.
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(1930)
Willie Rosario
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(1930)
Philippe Beaussant: French musicologist and novelist, an expert on French baroque music, on which he has published widely.
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(1930)
Kjell Bækkelund: Norwegian classical pianist, born in Oslo.
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(1930)
Sonia Rykiel: French fashion designer.
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(1930)
Mordechai Gur: Israeli politician and the 10th Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces.
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(1930)
Guy Piau: French senior official and freemason, Director of hospitals and Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of France.
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1919 - 1910
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(1916)
Sif Ruud: Swedish actress.
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(1916)
Alejo Peralta: Mexican engineer and businessman.
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(1916)
Robert Dicke: American physicist and astronomer (d. 1997).
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(1916)
Adriana Caselotti: Movie Actress.
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(1915)
Orson Welles: American actor, director, producer and writer who presented his sensational drama, "War Of The Worlds," by radio on 10/31/1938.
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(1915)
Achille Zavatta: Tunisia-born French clown (Born 1915).
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(1915)
Theodore H White: American journalist (Making of President, Pulitzer), dies at age 71 (born 1958).
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(1915)
George Perle: Bayonne, New Jersey -- Composer (12 Tone Tonality).
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(1915)
Theodore White: American historian journalist and author (d. 1986).
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(1915)
Theodore H: White historian/writer (Making of the President).
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(1915)
John Arnold: British high court judge.
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(1915)
May Henriquez-Alvarez Cura?ao: sculptor.
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(1913)
Stewart Granger: British actor, tall, dark and debonair, a leading adventure star of the '50s.
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(1913)
Carmen Cavallaro: American pianist (Born 1913).
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(1913)
Carmen Cavallaro New York City: New York; actor (Hollywood Canteen, Diamond Horseshoe).
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(1913)
Gyula David: composer.
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(1913)
Ronald Harris: British first Church Estates Commissioner.
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(1913)
Jack [John: T] Aitken British anatomist.
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(1913)
Suzanne Labin: French Socialist writer and political scientist, known particularly for her anti-communism, anti-totalitarianism and pro-democracy writings.
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(1913)
Kenneth Horne: English paper manufacturer / multi-millionaire.
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(1913)
Stewart Granger [James Stewart]: London, England -- Actor (Prisoner of Zenda).
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(1912)
Hugh Martell: British Vice Admiral.
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(1912)
Barend Roest Crollius: Painter / writer (Chronicle Sins of Youth).
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(1912)
Bill Quinn: NYC, New York -- Actor (Rifleman, Van Ranseleer-All in the Family).
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(1911)
Guy des Cars
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(1911)
Guy Cars: French journalist and author (d. 1993).
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(1911)
Frank Nelson: American actor (d. 1986).
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(1911)
Guy Des Cars: French prolific author specialized in detective stories.
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(1910)
Antoon Breyne: Belgian journalist.
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(1910)
Marshall Ho'o: Chinese-American doctor of acupuncture and acupressure with degrees in Oriental medicine and theology.
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1909 - 1900
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(1906)
Karl Schulz: Germany Military man.
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(1905)
Edward Irish: American basketball Founder of the NY Knicks.
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(1905)
Carlo Mollino: Italian architect, furniture designer and professor of architecture, he is most noted for the beautiful and original furniture designs that earned acclaim in the 1940s and 1950s.
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(1905)
[Bernard] Toots Shor: Raconteur / restauranteur (Toots Shor).
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(1905)
Philip Krasne: American lawyer and producer (d. 1999).
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(1905)
Norman De: Tar composer.
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(1904)
Harry Martinson: Swedish author and poet Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1978).
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(1904)
Catherine Lacey: Actress (October Man, Carnival), dies at 75.
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(1904)
Harry Martinson Sweden: novelist/poet (Trade Wind-Nobel Prize 1974).
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(1904)
Moshé Feldenkrais: Ukrainian-Israeli physicist and academic (d. 1984).
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(1904)
Raymond Bailey: Actor (Mr Drysdale-Beverly Hillbillies), dies at 75.
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(1904)
Moshe Feldenkrais: Ukrainian-born founder of the Feldenkrais method (d. 1984).
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(1903)
Cliff Carlisle
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(1903)
James Beard: Author.
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(1903)
Toots Shor: American businessman founded Toots Shor's Restaurant (d. 1977).
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(1903)
Mino Doro: Italian actor who appeared in more than a hundred films between 1932 and 1970.
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(1902)
Paul Azaïs: French film actor.
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(1902)
Walter Preuss: German graphologist, professional astrologer, data collector and author.
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(1902)
Max Ophuls: German director and writer (Born 1902).
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(1902)
Max Ophüls: German/French/American film and stage director, and screenwriter.
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(1902)
Walter Dawson: British Air Chief marshall.
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(1902)
Georges Bouvet: Issoudun Military man.
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(1902)
Harry Golden: Ukrainian-American journalist and author (d. 1981).
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(1901)
Albert Decaris: French artist, engraver, painter and aquarellist.
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(1901)
May Giscard d'Estaing: French centenarian, mother of President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.
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(1901)
Enrique Alferez: Mexican-born Louisiana artist, best known as a sculptor in the art deco style.
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(1900)
Maria Rame: Italy Actor.
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