Famous Birthdays of 8 November
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 8th of November
2009 - 2000
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Jose Offerman: San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic -- Infielder (KC Royals).
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(1968)
Michelle Kline: Circle Pines, Minnesota -- Speed skater (1994 Olympics).
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(1968)
Parker Posey in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actress (Tess Shelby - As the World Turns).
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(1968)
Keith Jones: Brantford, Ontario -- NHL right wing (Washington Capitals).
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(1967)
Courtney Thorne-Smith: American actress.
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(1967)
Mark Zollitsch: Orono, Maine -- Kayak (1996 Olympics).
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(1967)
Rhonda Kottke: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- WPVA volleyballer.
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(1967)
Henry Rodriguez: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic -- Outfielder (Montreal Expos).
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(1967)
Kim Dugger in Wichita: Kansas, USA; Miss Kansas-America (1991).
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(1967)
Kamar de los Reyes: Puerto Rican-American actor.
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(1967)
David Guetta: Musician.
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(1967)
Jay Taylor: American athlete, pro football player, corner back.
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(1966)
Gordon Ramsay: Controversial Scottish celebrity chef, restaurateur, and television personality.
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(1966)
Ulrich Cruden: Soccer player (NEC).
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(1966)
Urmas Valbe: Estonian cross-country skier.
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(1966)
Toralf Arndt: German footballer.
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(1966)
Paul Westran: British astrologer who lives and practices in Bristol, UK with his partner, Sarah - a police officer who specializes in domestic violence - and two cats.
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(1966)
Michael Soles: CFL fullback (Montreal Alouettes).
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(1965)
Jeff Blauser: American baseball player, a second baseman for the Chicago Cubs.
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(1965)
Mini Jakobsen
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(1965)
Craig Chester: American actor and screenwriter.
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(1965)
Mike Matarazzo: American bodybuilder and boxer (d. 2014).
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(1965)
Natasa Micic: Serbian politician, interim president of Serbia in January 2003, appointed by the Serbian Parliament's Board for Constitutional Issues until a President can be elected.
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(1965)
Mike Peluso: Pengilly, Canada -- NHL left wing (New Jersey Devils).
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(1965)
Bart Latuheru: Soccer player (Vitesse).
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(1964)
Pierre Salvadori
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(1964)
Chuck Cecil: NFL safety (Houston Oilers).
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(1963)
Russell Malone: American guitarist.
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(1963)
Dwight Smith: Tallahassee, Florida -- Outfielder (Atlanta Braves).
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(1963)
Paul Butcher: NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
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(1963)
Paul McKenna: English hypnotist and author.
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(1963)
Sam Graves: Politician.
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(1962)
Ron Johnson: Australian baseball hitting coach (1996 Olympics).
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(1961)
Leif Garrett: American actor and singer.
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(1961)
Leif Garrett in Hollywood: California, USA; singer/actor (Devil x 5, Three for the Road).
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(1961)
Micky Adams: English footballer and manager.
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(1961)
Enn Rajasaar: Estonian architect.
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(1960)
Mikael Nyqvist
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(1960)
Oleg Menshikov: Russian entertainer.
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(1960)
Pascal Quintin
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(1960)
Anne Dorval
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(1960)
Nell Scovell: Journalist.
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(1960)
Michael Nyqvist: Swedish actor and producer.
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Tom Novembre
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(1959)
Caroline Knapp: American writer, the author of "Drinking, A Love Story," published by Dial Press May 1996 and on the best-seller list two months later, her personal story about years of being a closet alcoholic.
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(1959)
Rebecca Knapp: American physician, the non-identical twin of author Caroline Knapp.
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(1959)
Chi Chi LaRue: American pornographic producer.
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(1959)
Miroslav Janů: Czech footballer and manager (d. 2013).
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(1959)
Chi LaRue: American drag queen performer and director.
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(1958)
Gerolf Annemans: Belgian politician, a member of the Flemish extreme right block.
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(1958)
Ken Lamberton: American writer, former teacher, and convicted sex offender.
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(1958)
Terry Lee Miall: England, United Kingdom -- Rock drummer (Adam & The Ants).
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(1958)
Richard Curtis: New Zealand-born British screenwriter.
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(1958)
Don Byron: American clarinet player and composer.
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(1958)
Bertrand Pierre-Galey: French cultural administrator, the Director General of the National Museum of Natural History of Paris.
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(1958)
Selçuk Yula: Turkish footballer and journalist (d. 2013).
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(1958)
Ross Perot, Jr.: Businessman.
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(1957)
Barry Cowger: American astrologer with a masters in counseling in the Psychology dept.
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(1957)
Tim Shaw: American swimmer and water polo player, he has won Olympic medals in both sports.
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(1957)
Porl Thompson: English guitarist and songwriter (The Cure Easy Cure Malice and Shelleyan Orphan).
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(1957)
Alan Curbishley: English footballer and manager.
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(1957)
Robert Deveza: Algerian-American homosexual who had AIDS diagnosed 3/09/1992; died 4/10/1993.
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(1957)
Christopher Knight: Actor.
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(1957)
Hardi Volmer: Estonian singer and director (Singer Vinger).
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(1956)
Philippe Twins: Twins ennemies.
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(1956)
Steven Miller: American record producer and engineer.
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(1956)
Mari Boine: Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1956)
Richard Curtis: English actor director producer and screenwriter.
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(1956)
Richard Curtis: English actor director producer and screenwriter.
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(1956)
Beverly Klass: LPGA golfer.
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(1956)
Randi Brooks in New York City: USA; actress (The Man With Two Brains, Tightrope).
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(1955)
Jeffrey Ford: American author and educator.
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(1955)
Patricia Barber: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
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(1954)
Rickie Lee Jones
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(1954)
Bill Joy
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(1954)
Kazuo Ishiguro: Japanese-English author and screenwriter.
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(1954)
Ricky Lawson: American drummer and composer (Yellowjackets) (d. 2013).
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(1954)
Michael D Brown: U.
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(1954)
Rickie Jones: American singer and songwriter.
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(1954)
David Bret: Anglo-French biographer and broadcaster.
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(1954)
Michael Brown: American lawyer and radio host.
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(1954)
Timothy Egan: American journalist and author.
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(1954)
Jeanette McGruder: American singer and actress (The Brides of Funkenstein).
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(1954)
Thanasis Pafilis: Greek jurist and politician.
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(1954)
Kamal Haasan: Actor.
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(1954)
Guy Gavriel Kay: Author.
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(1954)
Rickie Lee Jones in Chicago: Illinois, USA; singer ("Chuck E's in Love").
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(1953)
John Musker: American animator director producer and screenwriter.
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(1953)
Nand Patel: Indian politician (d. 2013).
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(1953)
Giorgos Foiros: Greek footballer and manager.
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(1953)
Daniel Giumpier: French homicide; he committed sadistic violence with several women, drowning one of his victims.
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(1952)
Alfre Woodard: American actress.
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(1952)
Alfre Woodard: American actress.
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(1952)
Guy Delage
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(1952)
Christie Hefner: American publishing executive and noted family, the daughter of Hugh Hefner.
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(1952)
Jan Raas: Dutch road cyclist racer (1975-85), sprinter, born to a farmer who had 10 children.
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(1952)
Jerry Remy: American athlete and sports announcer, Remy was drafted by the California Angels in 1971 and began his major league baseball career on April 7, 1975.
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(1952)
Albert Bittlmayer: German footballer (d. 1977).
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(1952)
John Denny: American baseball player and coach.
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(1951)
Alfredo Astiz: Argentinian captain.
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(1951)
Rupert Allason: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election of 6/11/1987.
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(1951)
Peter Suber: American philosopher and academic.
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(1951)
Mary Hart in Sioux Falls: South Dakota, USA; TV hostess (Entertainment Tonight).
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(1951)
Larry Burnette: Rocker (Firefall).
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(1951)
Laura Cox: English lawyer and judge.
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(1950)
Jayne Marie Mansfield
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(1950)
Philip Sedgwick: American astrologer, author and paranormal photographer.
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(1950)
Mary Hart: American TV hostess of "Entertainment Tonight" and nightclub performer.
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(1950)
Bruce Patterson: American photographer and corporate executive.
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(1950)
Lindsay Duncan: Actress.
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(1950)
Jayne Mansfield: American model for Playboy magazine.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Dale Gardner: American captain and astronaut (d. 2014).
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(1947)
Hervé Cristiani
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(1947)
Minnie Riperton: Soul Singer.
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(1947)
Margaret Rhea Seddon
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(1947)
Bodo Zinser: German alternative healing practitioner, meditation instructor, reincarnation therapist, parapsychologist, astrological software developer since 1982, entrepreneur and astrologer.
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(1947)
Cristiani : French pop singer especially known for his hit "Il est libre Max".
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(1947)
Lewis Yocum: American physician and surgeon (d. 2013).
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(1947)
Minnie Ripperton in Chicago: Illinois, USA; singer ("Loving You").
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(1947)
Margaret Rhea Seddon in Murfreesboro: Tennessee, USA; MD/astronaut (STS 51D, STS 40).
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(1947)
Bernhard Goetz: Celebrity.
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(1947)
Rebecca Eaton: Producer.
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(1947)
Michael Perham: English bishop.
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(1947)
Margaret Seddon: American astronaut who became a trainee in January 1978 after being selected by NASA.
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(1946)
Guus Hiddink: Dutch footballer and manager.
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(1946)
Roy Wood: English songwriter and musician (Electric Light Orchestra, The Move, Wizzard).
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(1945)
Abdelaziz Belkhadem
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(1945)
Roy Wood: Birmingham, England -- Rock vocalist / celloist (ELO).
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(1945)
Arnold Rosner: American composer (d. 2013).
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(1945)
Vincent Nichols: English cardinal.
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(1945)
Arduino Cantafora: Italian-Swiss architect painter and author.
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(1945)
Judith Lang Zaimont: Composer.
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(1945)
David Jessel: British TV-reporter.
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(1944)
Angel Thompson: American pro astrologer, and international lecturer and a founding member of AFAN.
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(1944)
Bonnie Bramlett: American singer and actress (Delaney & Bonnie).
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(1944)
Rodney Desborough Slater: Rocker (Bonzo Dog Band).
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(1943)
Juan Ferrara
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(1943)
Boaz Davidson
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(1943)
Martin Peters: English footballer and manager.
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(1943)
Michael Spence: Economist.
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(1943)
Silvia Cartwright: Statesman.
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(1943)
Stephen Greenblatt: Critic.
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(1943)
Joni Mitchell: Musician.
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(1942)
Marc Penfield: American astrologer and writer, a student with Marcia Moore in 1971.
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(1942)
Sandro Mazzola: Italian soccer player, noted family, son of soccer player Valentino Mazzola.
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(1942)
Ronald W Howland
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(1942)
Ronald Howland: British pro astrologer currently based in Brighton, England who began his studies in the early 1970s.
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(1942)
Aleksandr Yakovlevich Kramarenko: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
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(1942)
Johnny Rivers: Musician.
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(1942)
Helen Garner: Novelist.
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(1942)
Gerald Alston: US singer (Manhattans-Crazy).
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(1942)
Tom Peters: Businessman.
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(1941)
Catherine Aubier
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(1941)
Angelo Scola: Clergyman.
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(1941)
Nerys Hughes: Welsh actress.
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(1940)
Michel Duffour
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(1940)
Joe Nossek: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder with the Minnesota Twins (1964-1966), Kansas City Athletics / Oakland Athletics (1966-1969), and the St. Louis Cardinals (1969-1970).
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(1940)
Charles Kowal: American astronomer known for his observations and discoveries in the Solar System.
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1939 - 1930
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(1936)
Edward George Gibson: Buffalo, New York -- Astronaut (Skylab 4).
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(1936)
Viscount Mountgarret [Butler]: English large landowner.
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(1936)
Edward G Gibson in Buffalo: New York, USA; astronaut (Skylab 4).
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(1935)
Alain Delon: French actor, director and producer, an internationally known star from the '60s and at one time, the highest paid actor in France.
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(1935)
Stratos Dionysiou: Greek singer-songwriter (d. 1990).
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(1935)
Judy Parfitt: Actress.
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(1935)
Alfonso Trujillo: Colombian cardinal (d. 2008).
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(1935)
Alfonso Lopez Trujillo: Colombian Cardinal Bishop (d. 2008).
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(1934)
Roberta Hazard: USN Admiral.
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(1933)
Ayako Wakao
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(1933)
Peter Arundell: English race car driver (d. 2009).
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(1932)
Stéphane Audran: French actress, she is the ex-wife of noted actor Jean Louis Trintignant and of Director Claude Chabrol to whom she was married from 1964 until their divorce in 1980.
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(1932)
Richard E Lawyer: Los Angeles, California -- Astronaut.
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(1932)
Stephane Audran: Versailles, France -- Actress (Just Before Nightfall).
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(1932)
Ben Bova: American journalist and author.
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(1931)
Paolo Taviani
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(1931)
Morley Safer: Canadian-American journalist and author.
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(1931)
G. Edward Griffin: Author.
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(1931)
Jim Redman: English-Rhodesian motorcycle racer.
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(1931)
Darla Hood: Actress (Our Gang 1935-45), dies at 47.
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(1930)
Edmund Happold: Engineer.
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(1930)
Bob Harris in Long Beach: California, USA; actor (Jim - Troubleshooters).
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1929 - 1920
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(1927)
Lal Krishna Advani: Indian politician.
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(1927)
Patti Page in Claremont: Oklahoma, USA; singer ("Tennessee Waltz").
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(1927)
L Advani: Indian lawyer and politician 7th Deputy Prime Minister of India.
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(1927)
Chris Connor: American singer (d. 2009).
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(1927)
Nguyễn Khánh: Vietnamese general and politician 4th President of the Republic of Vietnam (d. 2013).
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(1926)
Carroll Lanier: American sailor and politician (d. 2012).
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(1924)
Etienne Trocmé
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(1924)
Raymond Famechon: French boxer in a family of three brothers who were all pro boxers.
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(1924)
Joe Flynn: American actor, comedian and vaudevillian who made the transition into movie and TV.
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(1924)
Leonard Nathan: American poet, critic, and professor emeritus of rhetoric at the University of California, Berkeley where he retired in 1991.
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(1924)
Victorinus Kong-hi: South Korean archbishop.
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(1924)
Johnny Bower: Canadian ice hockey player and soldier.
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(1924)
Yves Leroux-Dupeyron: Montpellier EXecutives.
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(1924)
Joe Flynn in Youngstown: Ohio, USA; actor (McHale's Navy).
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(1924)
Robert Hogg: American statistician and academic (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Jack Kilby: American physicist and engineer Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2005).
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(1923)
Dmitri T Jazov: Russian Minister of Defense (1991 coup).
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(1922)
Christiaan Barnard: British-South African surgeon who made medical history when he performed the first human heart transplant on 12/03/1967.
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(1922)
Ademir Marques de Menezes: Brazilian footballer (d. 1996).
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(1922)
Al Hirt: Musician.
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(1922)
Thea Hodge: American computer scientist and academic (d. 2008).
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(1922)
Ademir de Menezes: Brazilian footballer coach and sportscaster (d. 1996).
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(1921)
Jerome Hines [Heinz]: Hollywood, California -- Basso (I am The Way).
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(1921)
Douglas Townsend: American composer musicologist and academic (d. 2012).
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(1921)
Pierre Dehais: Mont-St Aignan EXecutives.
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(1921)
Jerome Hines: American opera singer, a bass who sang with the Metropolitan Opera between 1946-1987.
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(1921)
Gene Saks: New York, United States -- Actor / director (One & Only, Prisoner of 2nd Ave).
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(1920)
Christian Brincourt
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(1920)
Eugenio de Araujo Sales: Brazilian cardinal.
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(1920)
Eugênio Sales: Brazilian cardinal (d. 2012).
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(1920)
Gianni Toppan: Italian soccer/football player with the Milan team, 1940-1949.
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(1920)
Sitara Devi: Indian actress dancer and choreographer (d. 2014).
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(1920)
Jacques Robichon: Sevran Journalist.
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(1920)
Esther Rolle: American actress (Born 1920).
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(1920)
Jean Irigoin: French philologist and palaeographer, a specialist in the history of the transmission of texts.
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(1920)
André Brincourt: Neuilly sur Seine Journalist.
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1919 - 1910
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(1916)
Frank McGuire: Basketball coach (won 550 games in 30 college seasons).
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(1916)
Peter Weiss: German writer, painter, graphic artist, and experimental filmmaker of adopted Swedish nationality.
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(1915)
George Sutherland Fraser: Scottish poet and academic (Born 1915).
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(1915)
George Fraser: Scottish writer, a member of a group of writers who flourished in the '40s, their works expressed in wild, turbulent and sometimes surreal imagery, known as the New Apocalypse.
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(1915)
Philip Morrison: Scientist.
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(1914)
Joseph Goupy: French Catholic bishop, the Bishop Emeritus of Blois.
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(1914)
Lute T de Cock: Student / resistance fighter.
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(1914)
Norman Lloyd: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Actor (Auschlander-St Elsewhere).
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(1913)
Micol Fontana: Italian fashion designer and business executive; owner in partnership with her two sisters, Giovanna and Zoë, of house of Haute Couture, Sorelle Fontana; founded in Rome, 1946.
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(1913)
Lou Ambers
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(1913)
Rudolf Harbig: German middle distance runner best known for the 800 metres world record that he set in Milan in 1939.
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(1913)
Albert Camus: Philosopher.
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(1913)
Maria Dapena Quinones: Better known as Conchita Dapena, she was the wife of the second governor elected democratically in Puerto Rico, Roberto Sanchez Vilella, and served as first lady from 1965 until their divorce in 1966.
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(1913)
Robert Strauss: NYC, New York -- Actor (Sgt Gruzewsky-Mona McCluskey).
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(1913)
Maurice Ghiglion-Green: Cannes Painters.
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(1912)
Jean-Louis Martinet: Composer.
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(1912)
Joseph Fattorini: Businessman.
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(1912)
June Havoc: Canadian-American actress singer and dancer (d. 2010).
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(1912)
Stylianos Pattakos: Greek general and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Greece.
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(1912)
Th?odore Lender: Mulhouse physician.
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(1911)
Florence Linn: American astrologer.
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(1911)
Robert Jackson: Australian public servant and diplomat (d. 1991).
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(1910)
Harry Torczyner: Belgian Jewish lawyer, writer and scholar, involved in the foundation of the U.N.
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(1910)
Edmund Leach: Scientist.
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(1910)
James McCormack: American general (d. 1975).
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1909 - 1900
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