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2010 - Today

(2013) Maria Marin: Spanish girl, "The biggest baby in the world born by vaginal delivery" (weight: 6.2kgs).

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Chanelle Standifer: Reality Star.
(2004) Watson Quintuplets: Australian quintuplets: Joshua, Benjamin, Nicola, Jack, and Emma Watson born in that order.
(2002) Josh Koppell: American noted family, the second son of actor Bernie Koppell and his wife Catrina.
(2002) BlueEyedJackson : YouTube Star.
(2001) Ty Simpkins: Actor.
(2000) Nic Wallace: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Chandler Wilson: YouTube Star.
(1996) Liam James: Movie Actor.
(1996) Tion Phipps: R&B Singer.
(1996) Tessa Allen: American actress.
(1996) Hunter Fieri: Family Member.
(1996) Lapsle Lapsley: Musician.
(1995) NotYourAverageFlight : YouTube Star.
(1995) Jayde Pierce: Instagram Star.
(1995) Jimmy Summerall: Family Member.
(1994) Sarah White: American noted family, the daughter of Katey Sagal, an actress on "Married With Children" and her husband Jack White.

(1994) Sara Grayson: Daughter of actress Katey Sagal.
(1994) Jack Antonio: Son of Virginia Madisen and Antonio Sabatto Jr.
(1994) Kiley Kennedy: American noted family, daughter of Edward Kennedy Jr.
(1993) Francesca Fisher-Eastwood: American actress.
(1993) Francesca Eastwood: American noted family, the daughter of Frances Fisher and her companion, Clint Eastwood, born premature.
(1993) Martti Nõmme: Estonian ski jumper.
(1993) Zaur Sizo: Russian footballer.
(1993) Karol Zalewski: Polish sprinter.
(1993) Charlotte McKinney: Model.
(1993) Anton Ewald: Dancer.
(1992) Max Pavlinov: YouTube Star.
(1992) Yusuf Erdoğan: Turkish footballer.
(1992) Jayk Purdy: Pop Singer.
(1992) Adam Yates: English cyclist.
(1992) Ariel Camacho: World Music Singer.
(1991) Mike Trout: Baseball Player.
(1991) Luis Salom: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1991) Mitchell Vrede: Dutch footballer.
(1990) William Jardell: Model.
(1990) Josh Franceschi: Pop Singer.
(1990) Helen Flanagan: Soap Opera Actress.
(1990) Julian Savea: Rugby Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) DeMar DeRozan: Basketball Player.
(1989) Maddy Tyers
(1988) Anikka Albrite: American porn actress.
(1988) Mohamed Coulibaly: Senegalese footballer.
(1988) Liz Cochran: American model Miss Alabama 2009.
(1988) Chris "Beanie": Wells; American football running back.
(1988) Melody Oliveria: American internet blogger.
(1988) Erik Pieters: Dutch footballer.
(1988) Beanie Wells: American football player.
(1987) Sidney Crosby: Hockey Player.

(1987) Mimi Paley: American actress.
(1987) Chelsey Harwood: YouTube Star.
(1987) Michael Holt: YouTube Star.
(1987) Rouven Sattelmaier: German footballer.
(1987) Ryan Lavarnway: American baseball player.
(1987) Mustapha Dumbuya: Sierra Leonean footballer.
(1986) Altair Jarabo: Mexican model and actress.
(1986) John Degrazio
(1986) Paul Biedermann: German swimmer.
(1986) Valter Birsa: Slovenian footballer.
(1986) Keahu Kahuanui: TV Actor.
(1986) Sten Olmre: Estonian volleyball player.
(1986) Nancy Sumari: Tanzanian Beauty Queen and Model, (Miss World 2005).
(1986) Juan de la Rosa: Mexican boxer.
(1985) Sophie Ward (model)
(1985) Loïc Perrin
(1985) Darren Black: Vine Star.
(1985) Jada Cacchilli: Reality Star.
(1984) Ramon (Nouvelle Star)
(1984) Stratos Perperoglou: Greek basketball player.
(1984) Tooba Siddiqui: Pakistani model and actress.
(1984) Yun Hyon-seok: South Korean poet and author (d. 2003).
(1983) Christian Chávez: Pop Singer.
(1983) Anita Blue
(1983) Tina O'Brien: Soap Opera Actress.
(1983) Laura Petela
(1983) Danny (footballer)
(1983) Mark Pettini: English cricketer and journalist.
(1983) Robin Van Persie: Athlete.
(1983) Christian Chavez: Mexican singer and actor (RBD).
(1983) Murat Dalkılıç: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1983) Andriy Hryvko: Ukrainian cyclist.
(1982) Abbie Cornish: Movie Actress.
(1982) Brit Marling: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1982) Jasmin Mäntylä: Finnish model and singer.
(1982) Juan Martin Hernandez
(1982) Yana Klochkova: Ukrainian swimmer.
(1982) Ryan Sypek: Actor.
(1982) Vasileios Spanoulis: Greek basketball player.
(1982) Edwin Dewees: American mixed martial artist.
(1982) Juan Hernández: Argentinian rugby player.
(1982) Hill: American football player (d. 2007).
(1982) Marco Melandri: Italian motorcycle road racer.
(1982) Vassilis Spanoulis: Greek basketball player.
(1982) Romola Garai: Actress.
(1982) Martin Vučić: Macedonian singer and drummer.
(1982) Ángeles Balbiani: Argentinian actress and singer.
(1981) Randy Wayne: TV Actor.
(1981) Louise Bawden
(1981) Leslie Odom, Jr.: Actor.
(1981) Travie McCoy: Musician.
(1981) David Testo: American soccer player.
(1980) Aurélie Claudel: French model and actress.
(1980) Aurelie Claudel: French model.
(1980) Anomie Belle: American musician.
(1980) Tacio: Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Carsten Busch: German footballer.
(1980) Tácio Queiroz: Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Seiichiro Maki: Japanese footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Dominique Fidanza
(1979) Faruq Tauheed
(1979) Eric Johnson (actor)
(1979) Nicole Tubiola: American actress.
(1979) Eric Johnson: American actor.
(1979) Birgit Zotz: Austrian anthropologist and author.
(1979) Jason Ruta: Canadian actor.
(1979) Miguel Llera: Spanish footballer.
(1978) Alexandre Aja: French director producer and screenwriter.
(1978) Marisa Miller: Model.

(1978) Gregory Allaria: French homicide victim, age 17 when his mom, a local policewoman, shot him to death as he slept on 1/26/1996.
(1978) Shirley Yeung: Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1978) Mark McCammon: English-Barbadian footballer.
(1978) Cirroc Lofton: American actor.
(1978) Jamey Jasta: American singer-songwriter (Hatebreed Kingdom of Sorrow and Icepick).
(1978) Vanness Wu: Taiwanese singer.
(1977) Ivory Coast
(1977) Samantha Ronson: English singer-songwriter and disc jockey who lives in California.
(1977) Laurent Artufel
(1977) Nat Friedman: Businessman.
(1977) Vanessa Stacey: New Zealand actress.
(1977) Charlotte Ronson: English-American fashion designer.
(1976) Nicolas Brusque: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as full back.
(1976) Dimitrios Eleftheropoulos: Greek footballer and manager.
(1976) Shane Lechler: American football player.
(1975) Charlize Theron: South African and American actress, producer, and fashion model.
(1975) Hans Matheson: Scottish actor.
(1975) Megan Gale: Australian model, brand ambassador, fashion designer and actress.
(1975) Edgar Rentería: Colombian baseball player.
(1975) Koray Candemir: Turkish singer-songwriter producer and actor (Kargo).
(1975) Karen Clifford: Family Member.
(1975) Gerard Denton: Australian cricketer.
(1975) David Hicks: Australian Taliban member who took the name of Mohammed Dawood and was captured around 12/09/2001 by Northern Alliance fighters.
(1975) Vanessa Stacey: New Zealand actress.
(1975) Edgar Renteria: Columbian-American baseball player: shortstop, Marlins.
(1975) Gaahl (Kristian Eivind Espedal): Norwegian musician.
(1975) Rebecca Kleefisch: American journalist and politician 44th Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin.
(1975) Ray Hill: American football player (d. 2015).
(1975) Jimmy van Fessem: Soccer player (Willem II).
(1975) Gaahl : Norwegian singer-songwriter (God Seed Gaahlskagg Wardruna and Trelldom).
(1975) Alshermond Singleton: Linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1974) Michael Shannon (actor)
(1974) Dana Dawson
(1974) Luca Calvani: Italian actor who was a model during his teen years, working with top names in the world of fashion, including Giorgio Armani.
(1974) Jeff Buckey: Tackle (Miami Dolphins).
(1974) Michael Shannon: American actor.
(1974) Chico Benymon: American actor.
(1974) Philippe De Rouville: Victoriaville -- NHL goalie (Pittsburgh Penguins).
(1974) Andrejs Stolcers: Latvian footballer.
(1974) Sek Loso: Thai Singer.
(1973) Kevin Muscat: Australian soccer defender (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1973) Mikhail Gorsheniov: Russian singer-songwriter (Korol i Shut) (d. 2013).
(1973) Danny Graves: Vietnamese-American baseball player.
(1973) Zane Lowe: New Zealander DJ/ Radio and Television presenter.
(1973) Cliò : Italian singer whose career began in 1991 when her song "Non siamo angeli" (We're No Angels) reached the final of the Festival of Castrocaro.
(1973) Bo Hanson: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Kimmo Rinatnen: Hockey forward (Team Finland Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1973) Vera Farmiga: Actress.
(1972) Alexis Glick
(1972) Brad Patton: Australian-Dutch porn actor.
(1972) Oscar Gray: NFL fullback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) Greg Serano: American actor.
(1972) Gerry Peñalosa: Filipino boxer and promoter.
(1972) Tony Bouie: NFL safety (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1971) Sydney Penny: Actress (Danni-New Gidget, Thorn Birds, All My Children).
(1971) Patrice Focone
(1971) Gary Christian (golfer)
(1971) Conor McPherson: Playwright.
(1971) Rachel York: American actress and singer.
(1971) Kevin Gaines: WLAF DB (London Monarchs).
(1971) Chris T Jones: NFL tackle / wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1971) Dominic Cork: England cricketer and sportscaster.
(1970) Melanie Sykes: TV Show Host.
(1970) M. Night Shyamalan: Director.
(1970) Joe Cocozzo: NFL guard (SD Chargers).
(1970) Eric Namesnik: United States -- 400m medley swimmer (1992, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) David Hollander
(1969) Paul Lambert (football)
(1969) Todd Brunson
(1969) Jodi Figley: LPGA golfer.
(1969) Travis Brown: Durango, Colorado -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1969) David Hollander in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Lewis and Clark, What's Happenings?).
(1969) Alvaro Enrigue: Author.
(1969) Paul Lambert: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1969) Keith Cash: NFL tight end (KC Chiefs, Oakland Raiders).
(1969) Dave Smits: Soccer player (Willem II).

(1969) Elliott Smith: Musician.
(1969) Ludovit Tatos: Lynnwood, Washington -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Sophie Lee
(1968) Big Mello: American rapper (Screwed Up Click) (d. 2002).
(1968) Trevor Hendy: Australian surfer and coach.
(1968) Kathy Robbins: American homicide victim, beaten to death and knifed by her estranged husband on 5 December 1993.
(1968) Pepe Aguilar: World Music Singer.
(1968) Tomas Carbonell: Barcelona, Spain -- Tennis star.
(1968) Leslie Lyness: Paoli, Pennsylvania -- Field hockey midfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Francesca Gregorini: Italian-American film director, scriptwriter, singer and musician.
(1968) Lynn Strait: American singer-songwriter (Snot) (d. 1998).
(1967) Charlotte Lewis: Kensington London, England -- Actress (Golden Child, Pirates).
(1967) Magali Guillemot: French criminal, sentenced in 2001 to ten years in prison after being found responsible for the death of her son Lubin, aged 56 days, on 5 December 1994.
(1967) Evgeny Platov: Russian ice dancer, partner of Pasha Grishuk.
(1967) Jason Grimsley: Cleveland, Texas -- Pitcher (California Angels).
(1967) Jean-Philippe Dojwa: French cyclist, who finished fifteenth in the 1993 Tour de France.
(1967) Edoardo Costa: Italian-born fashion model, actor and entrepreneur.
(1967) Mike Greenberg: Actor.
(1966) Jimmy Wales: American Internet entrepreneur best known as a co-founder and promoter of the online non-profit encyclopedia Wikipedia and the Wikia company.
(1966) Shobna Gulati: English actress and dancer.
(1966) Kristin Hersh: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Throwing Muses and 50 Foot Wave).
(1966) David Mann: TV Actor.
(1966) David Cairns: Scottish laicised priest and politician Minister of State for Scotland (d. 2011).
(1966) Tony Stargell: NFL cornerback (Tampa Bay Bucs, Chicago Bears).
(1965) Jocelyn Angloma: French-Guadeloupean football defender, who played more than 400 games in European first divisions, including 120 appearances with Valencia in Spain, where he played until his retirement in 2002.
(1965) Elizabeth Manley: Canada -- Figure skater (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1965) Tom McGrath
(1965) David Robinson: Athlete.
(1965) Caroline S Keggi: El Paso, Texas -- LPGA golfer (1994 Dinah Shore-19th).
(1965) Olivier Megaton: Director.
(1964) Jeff Mallett
(1964) John Birmingham: English-Australian journalist and author.
(1964) Peter Niven: British jump jockey in National Hunt racing.
(1964) Jeffrey Mallett: Canadian COO, E-business entrepreneur and President of YAHOO, is responsible for the rise and success of the web-manager business.
(1964) Patti Liscio: Santa Maria, California -- Golfer (1994 Chicago Challenge-49th).
(1963) Harold Perrineau Jr: American actor.
(1963) Patrick Bouvier Kennedy: son of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (d. 1963).
(1963) Hiroaki Hirata: Japanese voice actor.
(1963) Nick Gillespie: American journalist and author.
(1963) Kevin Mitnick: Businessman.
(1963) Patrick Kennedy: American noted family, the third child, born six weeks premature to John and Jacqueline Kennedy.
(1963) Marcus Lewis in Pontiac: Michigan, USA; singer ("Sing me a Song").
(1963) Patrick Newman: St. Catharines, Ontario -- Rower (1988, 96 Olympics - 10th Place).
(1963) Paul Dunn: Australian rugby player.
(1963) Harold Perrineau: American actor and producer.
(1963) Marcus Roberts: American pianist and educator.
(1962) Alain Robert (Spider-Man)
(1962) Bruno Pelletier: Canadian singer and actor.
(1962) Patrice Salsa
(1962) Michael Weikath
(1962) Alison Brown: American banjo player songwriter and producer (Northern Lights).
(1962) Michelle Yeoh: Actress.
(1962) Alain Robert: French urban climber called "Spiderman" for his daredevil achievements at climbing more than 70 buildings and bridges including the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney Australia, at age 41, without ropes or safety equipment.
(1962) Stefan Sagmeister: Designer.
(1961) Brian Conley: English actor and singer.
(1961) Zander Schloss
(1961) Carlos Vives: World Music Singer.
(1961) Yelena Davydova: USSR -- Gymnist (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1961) Walter Swinburn: English jockey and trainer.
(1961) Walter Swimburn: Irish jockey (Derby 1981).
(1961) Maggie Wheeler: TV Actress.
(1960) David Duchovny: American actor playing FBI agent Fox Mulder in a popular TV series that made its debut in 1996, "The X-Files.
(1960) Jacquie O'Sullivan: English singer-songwriter (Bananarama and Shillelagh Sisters).
(1960) Steven Rooks
(1960) Rosana Pastor: Spanish actress.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ali Shah: Zimbabwean cricketer and coach.
(1959) Koenraad Elst: Belgian orientalist and author.
(1958) Bruce Dickinson: heavy metal rocker (Iron Maiden - "Run to Hills").
(1958) Larisa Karlova: USSR -- Team handball player (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1958) Russell Baze: Canadian-born American horse racing jockey.
(1958) Alberto Salazar: marathon runner (New York City Marathon Winner).
(1957) Alexander Dityatin: Russian gymnast and colonel.
(1957) Caroline Aaron: American actress and producer.
(1957) James McGreevey: Politician.
(1957) Faith Prince: Actress.

(1957) Daire Brehan: Irish journalist lawyer and actress (d. 2012).
(1957) Aleksandr Ditiatin: USSR -- Gymnist (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Leticia Perdigón
(1956) Tem Tarriktar: American astrologer and publisher, from 1989, of the most prestigious American astrological journal of the '90s, The Mountain Astrologer.
(1956) Gerry Scotti
(1956) Sharon Isbin: American guitarist.
(1956) Kent V Rominger in Del Norte: Colorado, USA; US Navy Lieutenant Commander/astronaut.
(1956) Gilles Antares: French aerialist, a trapeze artist who died on 7 February 2006, following a fall the previous day, while performing at the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione in Paris.
(1956) Sergio Ferrentino: Italian filmmaker, radio host, playwright for radio and television, teacher, producer and director of radio plays.
(1955) Wayne Knight: American actor.
(1955) Blas Rodríguez: Cuban librarian.
(1955) Gregoris Valtinos: Greek actor and director.
(1955) Vladimir Sorokin: Russian author and playwright.
(1955) Diane Downs: American homicide.
(1955) Greg Nickels: American lawyer and politician 51st Mayor of Seattle.
(1954) Jonathan Pollard: An American who passed classified information to Israel while working as an American civilian intelligence analyst.
(1954) Alan Reid: Scottish politician.
(1954) Caroline Aaron: Richmond, Virginia -- Actress (Crimes & Misdemeanors).
(1953) Guy de Kérimel
(1953) Guy Kerimel: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Grenoble since 2006.
(1953) Anne Fadiman: American writer; daughter of Clifton Fadiman.
(1952) Caroline Aaron
(1952) Alexei Sayle: English comedian actor and author.
(1952) Kees Kist: Dutch footballer.
(1952) Richard Joswick: Rocker (Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods).
(1952) Larry J. Sabato: Educator.
(1951) Gary Hall Sr
(1951) Catherine Hicks: Actress.
(1951) Gary Hall: American swimmer with a versatile talent and an all-around swimming ability.
(1951) Joachim Thiel: German footballer.
(1951) Christophe de Margerie: Businessman.
(1950) Dave Wottle: Canton sports Champions.
(1950) Dom Capers: American football player, a former college athlete and one-time coach of the Carolina Panthers.
(1950) Rodney Crowell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Notorious Cherry Bombs).
(1950) David James Wottle: 800m runner (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) David Wottle: American runner, track and field champion.
(1950) S Thandayuthapani: Sri Lankan educator and politician.
(1950) Alan Keyes: American politician and diplomat 16th Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Walid Joumblatt
(1949) Jean-Claude Marin: French magistrate who oversaw the trials of Julien Coupat, Julien Dray, and Frédéric Beigbeder.
(1949) Carlo Novi: Rocker.
(1949) Walid Jumblatt: Lebanese journalist and politician.
(1949) Matthew Parris: South African-English journalist and politician.
(1948) Fred Brown
(1948) Cesar Hilderbrandt: Controversial Peruvian journalist.
(1948) Antonis Vardis: Greek singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1948) Greg Chappell: Australian cricketer and coach.
(1948) Marty Appel: American public relations executive and author.

(1948) Philip Brown: American astrologer, author of the books "Cosmic Trends: Astrology Connects the Dots" (2006) and "On the Cusp: Astrological Reflections from the Threshold" (2011).
(1947) Kerry Reid
(1947) Mosibudi Mangena: South African black leader (On Your Own).
(1947) Sofia Rotaru: Ukrainian singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1947) Franciscus Henri: Dutch-Australian singer-songwriter.
(1947) Suthivelu : Indian actor (d. 2012).
(1946) Ron Davies: Politician.
(1946) Ben Lewin: Director.
(1946) Ed Seykota: American commodities and futures trader.
(1945) Caroline Cellier: French actress who has appeared in such films as "L'année des méduses" (Year of the Jellyfish), "La vie, l'amour, la mort," "Le zèbre" and "Le Plaisir (et ses petits tracas).
(1945) Alan Page: American football player, assistant attorney general and member of the state supreme justice system in Minnesota.
(1945) Jean-Claude Sandrier
(1945) Kerry Chater: Rocker (Gary Puckett & Union Gap-Young Girl).
(1945) Kenny Ireland: Scottish actor and director (d. 2014).
(1945) Patrice Mestral: Composer.
(1945) John Gilliam: American football player.
(1944) John Glover: American actor and singer.
(1944) John Glover: American actor and singer.
(1944) John Glover in Kingston: New York, USA; actor (52 Pick-Up, Something Special).
(1944) David Rasche: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Sledge Hammer).
(1944) Robert Mueller: American FBI chief who took over his post and 9/04/2001.
(1943) Alain Corneau: French film director and writer, he made his debut into the world of film as an assistant to director Costa-Gavras.
(1943) Mohammed Badie: Egyptian religious leader.
(1943) Lana Cantrell: Australian-American singer and lawyer.
(1943) Lana Cantrell in Sydney: Australia; singer ("Those Were the Days").
(1943) Jon Postel: Scientist.
(1943) Dino Valente: American musician (Quicksilver Messenger Service) (d. 1994).
(1943) Franz Wagner: Austrian-born journalist.
(1942) Carlos Monzón: Argentinian boxer and actor (d. 1995).
(1942) Garrison Keillor: American broadcaster, talk show host and author.
(1942) Caetano Veloso: Brazilian composer, singer, guitarist, writer, and political activist.
(1942) Billy Joe Thomas
(1942) Jacques Masdeu-Arus
(1942) Anjanette Comer in Dawson: Texas, USA; actress (Baby, Lepke).
(1942) Masa Saito: Wrestler (AWA / WWF / NJPW / CWFI).
(1942) B Thomas: American singer and actor.
(1942) Billy Thomas: American singer of a mellow style which is suited to either formal or casual material.
(1942) Richard Sykes: British ambassador, assassinated in Holland.
(1942) Tobin Bell: American actor.
(1942) BJ Thomas: American singer.
(1942) Carlos Monzon: Argentinean boxer who became the world champion on 11/07/1970 and held the title for seven years.
(1941) Matthew Evans: Baron Evans of Temple Guiting English publisher and politician.
(1941) Thomas F Hartnett: (Rep-R-South Carolina, 1981-86).
(1940) Jean-Luc Dehaene: French-Belgian lawyer and politician 63rd Prime Minister of Belgium (d. 2014).
(1940) Francesco Cardella: Italian manager of Saman, a community for the rehab of drug addicts, which he took over with Chicca Rostagno after her husband and founder, Mauro Rostagno, was assassinated by unknown persons on 9/26/1988.
(1940) Marlyn Mason in San Fernando: California, USA; actress (Making It, Peyton Place).
(1940) Jean Dehaene: Belgian politician, named prime minister on 7th March 1992.
(1940) Tom Barlow: (Rep-D-Kentucky).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Anjanette Comer: American actress, films include "the loved one," "the appaloosa," "banning," "guns for san sebastian".
(1939) Verna Bloom: Lynn, Massachusetts -- Actress (After Hours, Badge 373).
(1938) Hisaya Ito
(1938) Helen Caldicott: Australian physician, author, and anti-nuclear advocate who has founded several associations dedicated to opposing the use of nuclear power, depleted uranium munitions, nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons proliferation, war and military action in general.
(1938) Giorgetto Giugiaro
(1938) Dewi Lorwerth Ellis Bebb: Rugby international / journalist.
(1938) Olivier Foll: French Police Captain 1965-'74, Police Chief 1974-'81, Chief Superintendent 1981-'87, Assistant Manager 1987-89 and General Inspector of the National Police Force from 1988.
(1938) Helen Caldicott in Melbourne: Australia; physician/anti-war activist.
(1937) George Bohanon
(1937) Zoltán Berczik: Hungarian table tennis player and coach (d. 2011).

(1937) Charlie Haden: Musician.
(1937) Don Wilson: TV announcer (Jack Benny Show), dies at age 81.
(1937) Barbara Windsor: Actress.
(1937) Magic Slim: Guitarist.
(1936) Rahsaan Roland Kirk: American saxophonist (d. 1977).
(1936) Rahsaan Kirk: Roland rocker.
(1936) Richard L[ouis] Tierney: United States -- Sci-fi author (Winds of Zarr).
(1935) Chet Forte: American TV producer, a former basketball player.
(1935) Rahsaan Roland Kirk
(1935) Roland Kirk
(1935) Rahsaan Kirk: American jazz musician, who, although blind, could play three or more instruments at the same time.
(1934) Piers Anthony: Writer.
(1934) Sándor Simó: Hungarian director producer and screenwriter (d. 2001).
(1933) Jerry [Eugene] Pournelle: United States -- Sci-fi author (Mercenary, Red Dragon).
(1933) Jerry Pournelle: American journalist and author.
(1933) Elinor Ostrom: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2012).
(1933) Eddie Firmani: South African football player and coach.
(1932) Rien Poortvliet: Dutch artist, not favored by the critics but highly popular with the wealthy public.
(1932) Abebe Bikila: Ethiopian marathon runner (Olympics-gold 1960, 1964), dies at age 46.
(1932) Edward Hardwicke: English actor (Born 1932).
(1932) Fernand Guiot
(1932) Jenny Craig (entrepreneur)
(1932) David Johnson: Australian-American merchandise marketer and CEO of Campbell Soup company.
(1932) Ann Harding: United States -- Actress (East is West, Janie).
(1932) Maurice Rabb: Jr.
(1932) Maria M L "Marijke" Bakker: Dutch actress (Mammaloe-Pipo the Clown).
(1931) Jack Good: British television producer.
(1931) Charles Rice: American scholar and author (d. 2015).
(1931) Charles E Rice: American legal scholar and author.
(1931) David Jones: American founder and CEO of Humana, a health care and insurance company.
(1930) Sergio Fantoni
(1930) Togrul Narimanbekov: Azerbaijani-French painter and academic (d. 2013).
(1930) Veljo Tormis: Estonian composer and educator.
(1930) Abbey Lincoln: Musician.
(1930) Luigi De Filippo: Italian actor, stage director and playwright.
(1930) Velio Tormis: Composer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Don Larsen: pitcher (New York Yankees).
(1929) Ruth Carter-Stapleton: Plains, Georgia -- 1st sister / evangelist.
(1929) James Pilditch: Designer.
(1929) Richard T Schulze: (Rep-R-Pennsylvania, 1975- ).
(1928) Herbert H Bateman: (Rep-R-Virginia).
(1928) Herb Reed: American singer (The Platters) (d. 2012).
(1928) Romeo Muller: American actor and screenwriter (d. 1992).
(1928) Owen Luder: English architect designed Tricorn Centre and Trinity Square.
(1928) Betsy Byars: American author and academic.
(1928) James Randi: American professional skeptic, a well-known enemy of astrology and of anything in the metaphysical field.

(1928) Abebe Bikila: Ethiopian marathon runner (1960, 64 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1927) Edwin Edwards: American politician, former governor of LA, he ran again in 1991.
(1927) Geneviève Bollème
(1927) Carl Switzer: Illinois, United States -- Actor (Alfalfa-Our Gang).
(1927) Edwin W Edwards: American politician.
(1927) Art Houtteman: American baseball player and journalist (d. 2003).
(1927) Rocky Bridges: American middle infielder and third baseman with an 11-year career in American Major League Baseball from 1951 to 1961.
(1927) Edwin W: Edwards; American politician (Governor-Louisiana).
(1926) Stan Freberg: American satirist and comedy writer.
(1926) Claude Richir: Roubaix physician.
(1926) Paul Barry: American football running back in the National Football League for the Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins, and Chicago Cardinals.
(1926) Stan Freberg in Los Angeles: California, USA; satirist/ad executive.
(1926) Amo Houghton: (Rep-R-New York).
(1925) Felice Bryant: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Rock writer (Bye Bye Love).
(1925) Al Guokas: American athlete, he played pro basketball for one season in 1949-50.
(1925) M Swaminathan: Indian geneticist and academic.
(1925) M S Swaminathan: Indian scientist.
(1925) Julian Orbon De Soto: Composer.
(1924) Jean Dorst: French ornithologist, who in 1947 joined the staff of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle.
(1924) Kenneth Kendall: Indian-English journalist and actor (d. 2012).
(1922) André Ruellan
(1922) Pierre Trabaud: French film actor who appeared in 30 films between 1945 and 1989.
(1921) Manitas de Plata: French guitarist (d. 2014).
(1921) Maurice Tillieux
(1921) Karel Husa: Prague, Czechoslovakia -- Composer (Trojan Women).
(1921) Alberto Rodriguez: Surnamed "the mummy of Lille", the corpse of this single Spanish house painter, who left his country in 1948, was discovered about 16 years after a natural death (lying in his bed) on 19 October 2012.
(1921) Manitas Plata: French musician, a guitarist known as the "King of Flamenco.
(1921) M J bin Gorion: Writer.
(1920) Jean Pazzi: France sport Champion.
(1920) Pierre Taillantou: France sport Champion.
(1920) Jan Walravens: Flemish writer (Motionless at Sea).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Martin Rosen: American economist and executive.
(1919) Raymond Mazaud: La Ch?tre Military man.
(1918) Andrée Clément: French actress and comedienne.
(1918) C Buddingh': Dutch poet and translator (d. 1985).
(1918) Marjorie Rosen: American government employee for 23 years and a student of astrology from 1969.
(1918) Gordon Zahn: American sociologist and pacifist (Born 1918).
(1918) Andree Clement: France Actor.
(1918) Poni Adams: American actress (d. 2014).
(1918) Norman Granz: Musician.
(1917) Robert Mitchum: Actor.

(1917) Barbara Cooney: Writer.
(1917) Budd Lynch: Canadian-American sportscaster (d. 2012).
(1917) Felipe Benavides Barreda: Peruvian conservationist, perhaps best known internationally, completed his higher education at the London School of Economics, under the guidance of Professor Harold Laski, leader of English socialism.
(1916) Kermit Love: American actor puppeteer and costume designer (d. 2008).
(1914) Ted Moore: South Africa -- Cinematographer (James Bond).
(1913) George Van Eps: American guitarist (d. 1998).
(1911) Nicholas Ray: American actor, and director famed for "Johnny Guitar," 1954, "The Lusty Men," 1954, "Rebel Without a Cause," 1955 and "King of Kings," 1961.
(1911) István Bibó: Hungarian lawyer and politician (d. 1979).
(1911) Lucille Ball: Comedian.
(1911) R Nicholas Ray: Galesville, Wisconsin -- Director (Rebel Without a Cause).
(1910) Adoniran Barbosa: Brazilian singer and composer who had a hit with "Train Eleven Maloca," 1950.
(1910) Freddie Slack: American pianist and bandleader (d. 1965).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Giuseppe Dessi: Italian novelist, short-story writer and playwright from Sardinia.
(1908) Jean Lignel: Le Raincy EXecutives.
(1907) Albert Kotin: Belarusian-American soldier and painter (d. 1980).
(1907) Ben Carter: NYC, New York -- Actor (Dark Alibi, Dressed to Kill).
(1906) Gerhard Frommel: Composer.
(1905) Andr? Quenee: B?thune physician.
(1904) Ralph Bunche: American political scientist academic and diplomat Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1971).
(1904) Ralph Bunche: American political scientist academic and diplomat Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1971).
(1904) Jean Ducru: Luz EXecutives.
(1904) Ralph J: Bunche a founder and United Nations diplomat (Nobel Prize 1950).

(1903) Louis Leakey: Kenyan-English palaeontologist and archaeologist (d. 1972).
(1903) Ralph Bunche: American politician and diplomat, a U.N.
(1903) Saburo Moroi: Composer.
(1902) Robert Pirot: Brest Military man.
(1901) Albert Lespagnol: Bruille-Notre Dame physician.
(1901) Ann Harding: American actress and singer (d. 1981).
(1900) Taylor Caldwell: Novelist.
(1900) Gaston Dupouy: French physicist, author, research on magnetic properties of crystals, magnetoptics, electronic optics, radioactivity; more, married once.

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