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2009 - 2000

(2001) Tylen Williams: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Aliyah Kolf: Pop Singer.
(1998) Tanner Buchanan: TV Actor.
(1997) Chloe Morton: YouTube Star.
(1996) Teala Dunn: Movie Actress.
(1996) Dan Lewis: Pop Singer.
(1995) Jordon Ibe: Soccer Player.
(1994) Raheem Sterling: Soccer Player.
(1994) Grapeapplesauce : YouTube Star.
(1994) Aika Ota: Japanese singer (HKT48 AKB48 and Watariroka Hashiritai).
(1994) Conseslus Kipruto: Kenyan runner.

(1994) Suzuran Yamauchi: Japanese singer and actress (SKE48 and AKB48).
(1994) Dylan Holland: Pop Singer.
(1993) AnnaSophia Robb: American actress and singer.
(1993) Jessica Tyler: TV Actress.
(1993) Janari Jõesaar: Estonian basketball player.
(1993) Anna Sophia Robb: American actress.
(1993) Dayl Cronin: Pop Singer.
(1993) James Francis: YouTube Star.
(1993) Daniel Gow: Guitarist.
(1993) Jordan Obita: English footballer.
(1992) Yui Yokoyama: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48 NMB48 and Not Yet).
(1992) Katie Stevens: Reality Star.
(1990) Viviane Orth

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Jen Ledger: Drummer.
(1989) Drew Doughty: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1989) Alonso Edward: Panamanian sprinter.
(1989) Nicholas Hoult: Actor.
(1989) Caleb Landry Jones: Actor.
(1988) Pee Wee: World Music Singer.
(1987) Aaron Carter: Musician.
(1987) Jana Juricová: Slovak tennis player.
(1986) Kate Voegele: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actress.
(1986) Billy Horschel: Athlete.

(1986) Amir Khan: Boxer.
(1985) Dwight Howard: American basketball player.
(1985) Dean Ambrose: Athlete.
(1985) Josh Donaldson: Baseball Player.
(1985) Oleksiy Pecherov: Ukrainian basketball player.
(1985) Meagan Duhamel: Canadian figure skater.
(1984) Sam Hunt: Country Singer.
(1984) Sam Hunt: Country Singer.
(1984) Badr Hari: Dutch kick-boxer.
(1984) Greg Halford: English footballer.
(1984) Nicki Minaj: Trinidadian-American rapper.
(1984) Emma Tregaro: Swedish high jumper.
(1983) Utkarsh Ambudkar: Movie Actor.
(1983) Valéry Mézague: Cameroonian footballer (d. 2014).
(1983) Neel Jani: Swiss race car driver.
(1983) Liu Song: Chinese snooker player.
(1982) Nicki Minaj: Rapper.
(1982) Sébastien Jouve
(1982) Hannah Ware
(1982) Noelle Pikus-Pace: American skeleton racer.
(1982) Hamit Alt?ntop: Turkish footballer.
(1982) DeeDee Trotter: American athlete.
(1982) Jimmy Rave: American wrestler.
(1982) Halil Altıntop: Turkish footballer.
(1982) Chrisette Michele: R&B Singer.
(1982) Serena Ryder: Pop Singer.
(1982) Halil Alt?ntop: Turkish footballer.
(1982) Jang Ja-yeon: South Korean actress (d. 2009).
(1982) Jesse Johnson: Actor.
(1982) Hamit Altıntop: Turkish footballer.
(1982) Jack Huston: Actor.
(1982) Alfredo Aceves: American baseball player.
(1981) Marion Jollès
(1981) Azra Akin
(1981) Dov Tiefenbach
(1981) Philip Rivers: American football player.
(1981) Azra Akın: Dutch-Turkish model and actress Miss World 2002.
(1981) Simon Finnigan: English rugby player.
(1981) Jeremy Accardo: American baseball player.
(1980) Lisa Kelly: American reality television personality.
(1980) Yuliya Krevsun: Ukrainian runner.
(1980) Francis Mourey: French cyclo-cross and road bicycle racer, who won the Tro-Bro Léon in 2013, leading home an FDJ clean sweep of the podium as team-mates Johan Le Bon and Anthony Geslin followed him across the finish line.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kamini (musician)
(1979) Ingrid Michaelson: American indie-pop singer-songwriter.
(1979) Raymond Lam: Hong Kong actor and singer.
(1979) Johan Forssell: Swedish lawyer and politician.
(1979) Jennifer Carpenter: Actress.
(1979) Christian Wilhelmsson: Swedish footballer.
(1979) Daniel Fitzhenry: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1979) Jose Pena Quevedo: Venezuelan track and field athlete.
(1979) Sara Bareilles: Musician.
(1979) José Peña: Venezuelan sprinter.

(1979) Abigail Gustafson: American homicide victim, shot in the head and drowned on 12/01/1987, age almost eight, allegedly by LaPlante, along with her five-year old brother William.
(1978) Ian Somerhalder: American actor, model and director.
(1978) Antonio Esfandiari
(1978) Vernon Wells (baseball)
(1978) Frédéric Piquionne: French footballer.
(1978) John Oster: English-Welsh footballer.
(1978) Shiri Appleby: Actress.
(1978) Jeff Nichols: Director.
(1978) Mikail Markhasev: Ukrainian immigrant, raised in the U.S.
(1978) Anwar Siraj: Ethiopian footballer.
(1978) Vernon Wells: American baseball player.
(1978) Kate Robinson: Peoria, Illinois -- Dance skater (with ).
(1978) Frederic Piquionne: France footballer.
(1978) Park Kyung-lim: South Korean entertainer.
(1977) Sébastien Chabal: Spectacular and peculiar international rugby player.
(1977) Elsa Benitez: Mexican supermodel.
(1977) Matthias Schoenaerts
(1977) Galveston (Texas)
(1977) Angie Ruiz
(1977) Francesca Inaudi: Italian actress, who has appeared in a large number of films and TV-series, receiving her second nomination for a Nastro d'Argento in 2007 for Paolo Virzì's "Napoleon and Me.
(1977) Anita Weyermann: Swiss runner and journalist.
(1977) Aleksandra Olsza: Polish tennis player.
(1977) Ryan Newman: American race car driver.
(1977) Priit Narusk: Estonian skier.
(1977) Elsa Benítez: Mexican model and television host.
(1977) Sebastien Chabal: French rugby union footballer.
(1977) Luke Donald: Athlete.
(1976) Dominic Monaghan: Movie Actor.
(1976) Camille Raymond
(1976) Death of John Lennon
(1976) Brettina Robinson: singer and songwriter.
(1976) Naimee Coleman: Irish singer and songwriter.
(1976) Joshua Butler: Celebrity Chef.
(1976) Christophe Magnoni: French teenager known as Antiheos, age 10 when he and three other local teens desecrated the Toulon cemetery.
(1976) Reed Johnson: American baseball player.
(1976) Brettina : Bahamian-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1975) Kevin Harvick: American racing driver.
(1975) Jerrelle Clark: American wrestler.
(1974) Cristian Castro: Mexican singer.
(1974) Paul Staight in Victoria: Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Nick Zinner: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Head Wound City).
(1974) Nicole Appleton: Musician.
(1974) Tony Simmons: American football player and coach.
(1974) Jessalynn Siwa: Reality Star.
(1973) Corey Taylor: American singer (Slipknot, Stone Sour).
(1973) Doron Bell: Canadian actor and singer.
(1973) Mitch Jacoby: tight end (Saint Louis Rams).
(1973) Monty Montgomery: defensiveback (Indianapolis Colts).
(1973) Terrell Owens: Athlete.
(1973) Damien Rice: Musician.
(1973) Doron Bell Jr: Canadian actor.
(1972) Chloé Mons
(1972) Rachel Sklar: Lawyer.
(1972) Édson Ribeiro: Brazilian sprinter.
(1972) Frank Shamrock: American mixed martial artist and kick-boxer.
(1972) Marco Abreu: Angolan footballer.
(1972) Nick Zinner: American rock musician, he plays guitar for the band Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, which released a new CD in 2003.
(1972) Indrek Allmann: Estonian architect.
(1971) Garvin Alston in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1971) Abdullah Ercan: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1970) Me Me: American rapper.
(1970) Emi Wakui: Japanese actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bobby Phillips WLAF running back (Minnesota Vikings: Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1969) Lisa Marie Munzert in New Castle: Delaware, USA; Miss Delaware-America (1991).
(1969) Victor Green: NFL cornerback/safety (New York Jets).
(1969) Patrice O'Neal: Comedian.
(1969) Antoon Kuil soccer player (Veendam: SC Heerenveen).
(1969) Steve Van Wormer: American actor.
(1969) Darrin Shannon in Barrie: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Winnipeg Jets).
(1968) Philippe Katerine: French singer, who began his career in 1991.
(1968) Mike Mussina: American baseball player and coach.
(1968) Doriano Romboni: Italian motorcycle racer (d. 2013).

(1968) Wendi Deng Murdoch: Businesswoman.
(1968) Michael Cole: American professional wrestling commentator.
(1968) Mike Mussina in Williamsport: Pennsylvania, USA; pitcher (Baltimore Orioles).
(1967) Jeff George: American football player.
(1967) Junkie XL: Dutch keyboard player and producer.
(1967) Xavier García Albiol
(1967) Marina Augusta Baker: Windsor, England -- Playmate (Mar, 1987).
(1967) Darren Sheridan: English footballer and manager.
(1967) Kotono Mitsuishi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1967) Andy Kapp: German curler.
(1967) Jeff George NFL quarterback (Atlanta Falcons: Oakland Raiders).
(1967) Ron George: linebacker (Minnesota Vikings).
(1967) Tony Mayberry: NFL center (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1967) Jana Hora: Czech-born actress.
(1966) Sinéad O'Connor: Irish singer-songwriter.
(1966) Bushwick Bill
(1966) Douglas Allan Martin in Bluffton: Ohio, USA; PGA golfer (1995 Buick-second).
(1966) Joe Staysniak: NFL guard (Indianapolis Colts).
(1966) Matthew Laborteaux in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Albert - Little House on the Prairie).
(1966) Sinead O'Connor: Irish musician.
(1966) Jeff Tremaine: American television and film director.
(1966) C. Thomas Howell: Actor.
(1966) Louise Post: Musician.
(1966) Tyler Mane: Canadian wrestler and actor.
(1966) Les Ferdinand: English footballer and coach.
(1965) Luca Cantagalli: Italian member of the Men's Volleyball Team that won a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics on 8/04/1996.
(1965) Fréderic Soulier (politician)
(1965) David Harewood: English actor.
(1965) Teresa Weatherspoon: WNBA guard (New York Liberty).
(1965) Theo Maassen: Dutch actor producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Carina Lau: Chinese actress and singer.
(1965) Jeffrey Wright: Actor.
(1965) Greg Truitt: NFL safety / linebacker (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1965) Troy Sadowski: NFL tight end (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1964) Teri Hatcher: American actress most notable for her roles as Lois Lane in the TV version of "Superman" and for her role in the hit series "Desperate Housewives.
(1964) First Vatican Council
(1964) Richard David Precht
(1964) Edith Demaertelaere
(1964) Mireille Calmel
(1964) Carina Lau
(1964) Teri Hatcher in Sunnyvale: California, USA; actress (Lois Lane - Lois and Clark).
(1964) James Martinez in Santa Fe: New Mexico, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1964) James Blundell: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1964) Mike Ruiz: Canadian-American model actor and photographer.
(1964) Chigusa Nagayo: Japanese wrestler.
(1964) Edith De Maertelaere: Belgian athlete, runner on the 200m, she married Jacques Borlée (born 27 September 1957, Kisangani, Congo), other athlete and specialist of sprint.
(1964) Athena Kottak: Drummer.
(1963) Kim Dawson
(1963) Toshiaki Kawada: Japanese wrestler.
(1963) Brian McClair
(1963) Greg Howe: American guitarist songwriter and producer.
(1962) Marty Friedman: American-Japanese guitarist songwriter and television host (Megadeth Cacophony and Hawaii).
(1962) Steve Elkington: Australian professional golfer: PGA Tour.
(1962) Stephen John Elkington in Inverell: Australia; PGA golfer (1990 Kmart).
(1962) Berry van: Aerle; Dutch soccer star (PSV).
(1962) Nikos Karageorgiou: Greek footballer and manager.
(1962) Wendell Pierce: American actor and producer.
(1962) Berry van Aerle: Dutch footballer.
(1961) Ann Coulter: American lawyer journalist and author.
(1961) Mikey Robins: Australian comedian and television host.
(1960) Steve Nallon
(1960) Lim Guan Eng: Malaysian statesman.
(1960) Lim Eng: Malaysian accountant and politician 4th Chief Minister of the State of Penang.
(1960) Aaron Allston: American game designer and author (d. 2014).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jacques Vettier
(1959) Paul Rutherford: British rock musician, a singer with the group "Frankie Goes to Hollywood," popular in the London gay scene.
(1959) Marc Fiorentino: French business leader, specializing in financial markets and investment banking, and essayist.
(1959) Fher Olvera: Guitarist.
(1959) Mark Dickson in Tampa: Florida, USA; tennis star.
(1959) Marty Raybon in Sanford: Florida, USA; singer (Shenandoah - "Sunday in the South").
(1959) Stephen Jefferies: South African cricketer and coach.
(1959) Mark Steyn: Canadian-American author and critic.
(1958) Michel Ferté: French race car driver.
(1958) Rob Curling: British television presenter.

(1958) Rob Byrnes: American author and blogger.
(1958) Bob Greene: American physiologist and author.
(1958) Wayne Dickert: Chattanooga, Tennessee -- Slalom double canoe (1996 Olympics - 11th Place).
(1958) Bird McIntyre: Thai pop singer, musician.
(1958) Thongchai McIntyre: Thai singer and actor.
(1958) Mirosław Okoński: Polish footballer.
(1958) Billy Hufsey: Actor (Christopher-Fame, Days of our Life).
(1957) Phil Collen: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Def Leppard Girl Man Raze Tush and Dumb Blondes).
(1957) Cai Guo-Qiang
(1957) Agnès Saal
(1957) James Cama: American martial artist and educator (d. 2014).
(1957) Phll Collen: Rocker.
(1957) Terri Blackstock: Writer.
(1957) Slick : American wrestler and manager.
(1956) Warren Cuccurullo: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Duran Duran Missing Persons TV Mania and Chicanery).
(1956) Chantal Gallia
(1956) Andrew Edge: English drummer and songwriter (Thompson Twins Uropa Lula and Savage Progress).
(1956) Andrius Kubilius: Lithuanian academic and politician 9th Prime Minister of Lithuania.
(1955) Milenko Zablaćanski: Serbian actor director and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1955) Claudio Bigagli: Italian actor who has appeared in more than 40 films and television shows since 1976.
(1955) Kasim Sulton: American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Blue Öyster Cult Utopia and The New Cars).
(1954) Sumi Shimamoto
(1954) Caralyn Hawley: American psychic healer who goes by the name Caralyn and shuns the label 'psychic,' preferring to call herself a counselor.
(1954) Harold Koh: American lawyer, professor and scholar, he served as an advisor for the State Department in the Obama administration beginning with his Senate confirmation in late June 2009.
(1954) Gadowar Singh Sahota: Indian professional wrestler.
(1954) Harold Hongju Koh: American lawyer and Obama Administration advisor.
(1954) Frits Pirard: Dutch cyclist.
(1954) Gama Singh: Indian-Canadian wrestler.
(1953) Kim Basinger: American film actress, sensual, full-lipped and lushly gorgeous.
(1953) Sam Kinison: American comedian, dies in a car crash at age 38 (born 1953).
(1953) Norman Finkelstein: American author academic and activist.
(1953) Steve Yates: English footballer.
(1953) Władysław Kozakiewicz: Lithuanian-Polish pole vaulter and coach.
(1953) Roy Firestone: American sportscaster and journalist.
(1953) Jonathan Tisch: Businessman.
(1953) Kim Basinger in Athens: Georgia, USA; actress (9 1/2 Weeks, Batman).
(1952) Khaw Wan: Malayan-Singaporean politician Singaporean Minister of Health.
(1952) Richie Morales: drummer (Spyro Gyra - "Morning Dance").
(1952) Khaw Boon Wan: Singapore Health Minister.
(1952) Steve Atkinson: English-Hong Kong cricketer.
(1951) Philippe Legorjus
(1951) Bill Bryson: American author and academic.
(1951) Jan Eggum: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Gitarkameratene).
(1951) Richard Desmond: English publisher and businessman founded Northern & Shell.
(1950) Dan Hartman in Harrisburg: Pennsylvania, USA; singer ("Sometimes When We Touch").
(1950) Rick Baker: American actor and makeup artist.
(1950) Tim Foli: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1950) Dan Hartman: American singer-songwriter and producer (Edgar Winter Group) (d. 1994).
(1950) Radhanath Swami: Clergyman.
(1950) Rick Baker in Binghamton: New York, USA; special effects makeup artist (The Exorcist).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Tom Waits: Musician.
(1949) Mary Gordon: American author critic and academic.
(1949) Mike Duke: Businessman.
(1949) Robert Sternberg: American psychologist and academic.
(1949) Ray Shulman: English violinist guitarist and producer (Simon Dupree and the Big Sound and Gentle Giant).
(1949) Nancy Meyers: American film director, producer and screenwriter.
(1948) Ken Durrett
(1948) Luis Caffarelli: Argentinian-American mathematician and academic.
(1948) Don Nickles: Politician.
(1947) Francis Huster: French film actor and director, comedian, scriptwriter, his father Charles was commercial director of Lancia and his mother was of Jewish Polish descent.

(1947) Gregg Allman: American musician who formed the "Allman Brothers Band.
(1947) Gérard Blanc: French singer, leader of the group Martin Circus.
(1947) Kati-Claudia Fofonoff: Finnish author and poet.
(1947) Gerard Blanc: French singer.
(1947) Belinda Balaski in Inglewood: California, USA; actor (Cannonball, Proud Men, Howling).
(1947) Geoff Daking: Rocker.
(1947) Gregg Allman in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; guitarist/vocalist (Allman Brothers Band).
(1947) Johnny Bench: Athlete.
(1947) Bruce Kimmel: American actor director and producer.
(1947) Chava Alberstein: Israeli singer, lyricist, composer, and musical arranger.
(1947) Frans Leijnse: Dutch politician (PvdA second Chamber).
(1947) Margaret Geller: American astrophysicist astronomer and academic.
(1947) Thomas Cech: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1946) Gérard Holtz: French sports journalist who has presented various television programmes.
(1946) Noël Forgeard
(1946) John Rubinstein: American actor director and composer.
(1946) John Rubinstein in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor/composer (Family, The Boys from Brazil).
(1946) Noel Forgeard: French industrialist and joint CEO of EADS (The European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company N.V.
(1946) Sharmila Tagore: Indian model and actress.
(1946) Jack MacLean: American thief and rapist who did so well with his burglaries that he was able to buy a Cessna 172, a seaplane, two homes, and a Hughes helicopter with his plunder.
(1945) Julie Heldman: American tennis player who won 22 professional tennis titles.
(1945) John Banville: Irish novelist and journalist.
(1945) W. D. Richter: Writer.
(1945) Maryla Rodowicz: Polish singer.
(1945) Ramon Ayala: World Music Singer.
(1944) Bertie Higgins: American singer-songwriter.
(1944) George Baker: Dutch singer-songwriter.
(1944) Vince MacLean: Canadian educator and politician.
(1944) Ted Irvine: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1943) Jim Morrison: American singer, songwriter, poet and cult figure, the founding member and lead singer of the legendary rock group "The Doors," a top band of the '60s with mega-hits "Riders on the Storm" and Light My Fire.
(1943) Graham Knight
(1943) Hadley Fitzgerald: American pro astrologer; by 2000, a consultant for 32 years and a licensed psychotherapist for 20.
(1943) Mary Woronov: American actress director and screenwriter.
(1943) Robert Viets: American economist and CEO of Cilcorp, a utilities based company that is diversifying into investment-management subsidiary, asbestos abatement and environmental services.
(1943) James Tate: American poet and academic (d. 2015).
(1943) Larry Martin: American paleontologist and ornithologist (d. 2013).
(1943) Bodo Tummler: German middle-distance runner.
(1943) Jim Morrison in Melbourne: Florida, USA; singer (The Doors - "Light My Fire").
(1943) Ken Johnson: American professional wrestling manager.
(1943) Susan Isaacs: Novelist.
(1943) Bodo Tümmler: German runner.
(1943) Mary Woronov in Brooklyn Heights: New York, USA; actress (Eating Raoul, Terror Vision).
(1943) Michael Unger: English editor-in-chief (Evening News, Manchester).
(1942) John Woodsmall: American astrologer, computer programmer and software designer who created the Pathfinder software and the Hunter Research engine for Edwin Steinbrecher's data collection.
(1942) Bob Love
(1942) Mario Savio: Activist.
(1942) Harry Chapin: Musician.
(1942) Bobby Elliot: rock drummer (Hollies).
(1941) Duke Cunningham
(1941) Geoff Hurst: English footballer and manager.
(1941) Bobby Elliott: English drummer (The Hollies).
(1941) Robert Brown: Cleveland sports Champions.
(1941) Cunningham : American politician, called one of the most corrupt Congressmen ever.
(1941) Ed Brinkman: American baseball player and coach (d. 2008).
(1941) Brinkman : American baseball player, a right-handed shortstop who played with the Washington Senators, Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers, and New York Yankees between 1961 and 1975.
(1941) Bob Brown: American football player, offensive tackle.
(1941) Albert J: Evenhuis; Dutch UnderSecretary of Economic (VVD).
(1941) Randall Cunningham: First Navy Vietnam Ace, American politician.
(1941) Mike Heron: Scottish musician, a singer, guitarist, pan flutist and member of "The Incredible String Band.
(1940) Isabella Biagini: Italian actress and showgirl.
(1940) Brant Alyea: American baseball player.
(1940) Huguette Paquet: French movie technician, married to Gill Paquet on 7/17/1969; two kids.
(1940) Jenny Linden: English actress (Hedda, Dr Who & the Daleks).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) James Galway: Irish flutist, world known as the greatest flutist living.
(1939) Red Berenson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1939) James Galway in Belfast: Ireland; flutist (18k gold flute, Royal Philharmonic).
(1939) Sir James Galway: Northern Irish flautist.
(1939) Dariush Mehrjui: Iranian director producer and screenwriter.
(1939) Jerry ''The Iceman'' Butler: American soul singer.
(1939) Lynn Wilson: Contractor / multi-millionaire.
(1939) Soko Richardson: American drummer (Kings of Rhythm and John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers) (d. 2004).
(1939) Felipe Gozon: Filipino lawyer and businessman, the Chairman and CEO of GMA Network Inc.
(1939) Jerry Butler in Sunflower: Mississippi, USA; rock vocalist ("Never Give You Up").

(1939) Jerry Butler: American singer-songwriter and producer (The Impressions).
(1938) John Kufuor
(1938) Jean-Paul Goude: French graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, and advertising film director, born to an American mother (former Broadway dancer).
(1937) James MacArthur: American actor (Born 1937).
(1937) Jeanne-Marie Sens
(1937) Arne Næss: Jr.
(1937) Jan van: Houwelingen; Dutch UnderSecretary of Defense (CDA).
(1937) James MacArthur in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Danny Williams - Hawaii Five-0).
(1937) Thad Cochran: Politician.
(1937) Arne Naess Jr: Norwegian mountain climber and businessman (d. 2004).
(1936) David Carradine: American actor in a theatrical family, the first son of actor John Carradine with the first of his dad's four wives.
(1936) Francis Esménard: French editor and businessman, the President at Éditions Albin Michel S.A.
(1936) Michael Hobson: American publisher.
(1936) David Carradine in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Kung Fu, Mean Streets, Boxcar Bertha, Young Guns).
(1935) Dharmendra : Indian actor producer and politician.
(1935) Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
(1935) Larry Wimmer: American professor of economics who specializes in American economic history and the economics of aging.
(1935) Tatiana Zatulovskaya: Russian-Israeli chess player.
(1934) Shunji Fujimura
(1933) Flip Wilson: American comedian, the first black comic to transcend race lines with his own TV variety show using material that was universal, funny to everyone regardless of race, gender or nationality.
(1933) Flip Wilson [Clerow] in Jersey City: New Jersey, USA; comedian (Flip Wilson Show).
(1933) Oswaldo Sargentelli: Brazil impresario, a show organizer.
(1932) Charly Gaul: Cyclist racer, he won the Tour de France in 1958.
(1931) Jerry J Williams
(1931) Charles Carter: American dancer, first professional performance 1951.
(1931) Rudolf Komorous: Composer.
(1931) Bob Arum: American boxing promoter founded Top Rank.
(1931) Jerry Williams: American attorney and astrologer, a lawyer from 1962 with a practice in San Diego, CA, noted in "Who's Who In American Law.
(1930) Maximilian Schell: Famous actor with international career, theater author.
(1930) Julian Critchley: English journalist and politician (d. 2000).
(1930) Alain Weber: Composer.
(1930) Paul Cachera: Boulogne-Billt physician.
(1930) Jean-Paul Cachera: French cardiovascular surgeon, known for performing the first successful heart transplant in Europe, on Damien Boulogne in early 1968, just months after the first heart transplant by Professor Barnard in Cape Town.
(1930) John Morressy: United States -- Sci-fi author (Starbrat, Greymantle, Kingsbane).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Gérard de Villiers
(1929) Raymond Séguy
(1929) Richard Eberling: American transvestite, burglar, forger, alleged murderer, who had a window washing business.
(1929) Goffredo Parise: Italian writer who won prizes and awards for his work in 1965, 1982 and 1983.
(1929) Arnulf Rainer
(1929) Paddy O'Byrne: Irish radio host and actor (d. 2013).
(1929) Joseph Szyjka: France sport Champion.
(1929) Gérard De Villiers: French writer, journalist and editor.
(1928) Jean François-Poncet
(1928) Bill Hewitt: Canadian journalist and sportscaster (d. 1996).

(1928) Evelyn Herbertz: American astrologer, astrological consultant since 1974, member of AFA, born and living in Indianapolis.
(1928) Ulric Neisser: German-American psychologist neuroscientist and academic (d. 2012).
(1927) Jean-Marc Soyez
(1927) Vladimir Aleksandrovich Shatalov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 4, 8, 10).
(1927) Henepola Gunaratana: Clergyman.
(1927) Vladimir Shatalov: Kazakhstani general pilot and astronaut.
(1927) Ferdie Pacheco: American physician and author.
(1926) Gildo Masso: The founder and CEO of Masso Enterprises and also the developer of the concept of "build it yourself" low cost houses.
(1926) Marianne Calderara: Swiss astrologer, leading astrologer of Zürich during many years.
(1926) Victor Kiam: Businessman.
(1925) Sammy Davis Jr: American entertainer (Golden Boy), dies from throat cancer at age 64 (born 1925).
(1925) Jimmy Smith: American jazz organist (d. 2005).
(1925) Arnaldo Forlani: Italian politician, the First Minister of Italy in 1980.
(1925) Sammy Davis: American entertainer, an actor, dancer, singer, comedian, TV and nightclubs entertainer, massively talented in every aspect of his craft.
(1925) Anne Colchen: France sport Champion.
(1925) Carmen Martin Gaite: Spanish author (d. 2000).
(1925) Carmen Gaite: Spanish author who wrote in many genres, including novels, short stories, essays and screenplays.
(1925) Sammy Davis Jr in New York City: New York, USA; singer/dancer/actor (Ocean's 11, Candy Man).
(1925) James E: "Jimmy" Smith; US jazz/organist ("Walk on the Wild Side").
(1924) Oswaldo Sargentelli
(1924) Lucio Colletti
(1924) Pierre Jeannin: French historian, specializing in Northern Europe, a professor at the Institute of Political Studies in Paris (1952-1964), then at the Sorbonne, and finally Director of Studies at the EHESS (School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences).
(1924) Lionel Gilbert: Australian historian author and academic (d. 2015).
(1923) Maria Parego
(1923) Dewey Martin (acteur)
(1923) Rudolph Pariser: Chinese-American soldier and chemist.
(1923) Ted Knight: Actor.
(1923) Marc Cuneo: France sport Champion.
(1923) Maria Perego: Italian puppeteer who does much of her work on TV with a series of characters.
(1922) Lucian Freud: German-English painter and illustrator (d. 2011).
(1922) Simon Hantaï
(1922) Christiane Piot Vasse
(1922) John B McKay: US test pilot (X-15).
(1922) Joaquin Vargas Gene: Costa Rican journalist who also served as a teacher, lawyer, farmer and public servant.
(1922) Christiane Vasse: French parapsychologist who, as a charter member of the Parapsychology Association, held an interest in clairvoyance and the physiology of mediumship.
(1922) John B: (Jack) McKay US test pilot (X-15).
(1922) Marius Eriksen: Norwegian skier, fighter pilot, model and actor.
(1922) Jean Ritchie: American singer-songwriter (d. 2015).
(1921) Terence Morgan: London, England -- Actor (Adventures of Sir Francis Drake).
(1921) Terence Weil: Cellist / teacher.
(1920) Emmanuel McDonald Bailey: Trinidad -- 100m runner (1952 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1920) Ron Gulliford: educationalist.
(1920) McDonald Bailey: Trinidadian-English sprinter and rugby player (d. 2013).
(1920) Pol Mara: Belgian painter.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Peter Tali Coleman: American politician and 43rd, 51st and 53rd Governor of American Samoa (d. 1997).
(1919) Hans-Dieter Hosalla: composer.
(1919) Moyssey Samuilovich: Vaynberg composer.
(1919) Peter Coleman: Samoan-American lawyer and politician 43rd Governor of American Samoa (d. 1997).
(1919) Kateryna Yushchenko: Ukrainian computer scientist and academic (d. 2001).
(1919) Julia Robinson: American mathematician and theorist (d. 1985).
(1918) Gérard Souzay: French baritone, regarded as one of the very finest interpreters of mélodie (French art song) in the generation after Charles Panzéra and Pierre Bernac.
(1918) Carsten Byhring: Norwegian actor of stage, film, and television.
(1918) Nicolas Apgar: French-American artist.
(1918) Gerard Souzay: French baritone (d. 2004).

(1917) Hans Holtedahl: Norwegian geologist.
(1916) Richard Fleischer: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1916) Dorothy Mae: Ballard labor union representative.
(1915) André Rouxel
(1915) Johannesburg (South Africa)
(1915) Denis Harding: Soldier.
(1915) George Scheuer: Writer / journalist.
(1915) Ernest Lehman: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2005).
(1915) Eli Wallach: Actor.
(1915) Leigh Brackett: Writer.
(1913) Delmore Schwartz: United States -- Poet / short story writer / critic (Shenandoah).
(1913) Jean Robain: France Actor.
(1912) Jura Soyfer: writer.
(1911) Lee J Cobb: Actor (12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront), dies at 64.
(1911) Nikos Gatsos: Greek poet and songwriter (d. 1992).
(1911) Lee Cobb: American actor (d. 1976).
(1911) Lee J Cobb New York City: New York; actor (Virginian, 12 Angry Men, On the Waterfront).
(1911) Eug?ne Blum: Diemeringen physician.
(1910) Louis Prima: Entertainer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Gratien Gelinas: French-Canadian playwright and producer (d. 1999).
(1909) Lesslie Newbigin: English bishop and theologian (d. 1998).
(1909) Gratien Gélinas: Canadian actor director and producer (d. 1999).
(1908) John A Volpe: American politician and 2nd United States Secretary of Transportation (d. 1994).
(1908) John Volpe: American soldier and politician 61st Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1994).
(1908) Concha Piquer: Spanish singer and actress (d. 1990).
(1908) Max Rouquette: Max Rouquette, pronounced Roqueta in Occitan language, was one of the most famous contemporary Occitan writers.
(1908) Zenon Kliszko: Polish politician considered the right-hand man of KC Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) leader Władysław Gomułka.
(1908) Synnøve Aurdal: Norwegian textile artist.
(1907) PM Chancellor: American astrologer who joined AFA on 7/20/1940 and was the director of foreign language review.

(1907) Louis Kergaravat: Le Faou?t Military man.
(1907) Tony Aubin: composer.
(1906) Richard Llewellyn: Wales, United Kingdom -- Novelist (How Green Was My Valley).
(1905) Julius Silverman: politician.
(1905) Charles Cushing: composer.
(1905) Ernst Hermann: Meyer composer.
(1905) Frank Faylen: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Herbert Gillis-Dobie Gillis).
(1904) Wilmer L: Allison Jr tennis champion (US Open-1935).
(1903) Cleo Brown: pianist.
(1903) Irene Eisinger: singer.
(1903) Kathleen Rosalind Muggeridge [Kitty]: Author.
(1903) Adele Simpson New York City: New York, fashion designer (Neiman-Marcus Award-1946).
(1903) Zoltan Szekely: composer.
(1902) Wifredo Lam: Cuban-French painter (d. 1982).
(1901) Jean Dabry: French aviator, a pilot with Air France.
(1900) Ants Oras: Estonian-American author and academic (d. 1982).
(1900) Sun Li-jen: Chinese general and politician (d. 1990).

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