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2009 - 2000

(2002) Kendall Vertes: Dancer.
(2001) Nic Neufeld: Pop Singer.
(2001) Ronnie Paris: American child abuse victim (d. 2005).
(2000) Diāna Ņikitina: Latvian figure skater.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jakob Stubley: Vine Star.
(1998) Emma Catherine: YouTube Star.
(1997) Gabriel Jagger: Second son and fourth child of Rolling Stones' singer Mick Jagger and his wife, model Jerry Hall.
(1997) Sarai Jones: YouTube Star.
(1997) Alexi Blue: Pop Singer.
(1997) Crystal Shannon: YouTube Star.
(1996) Deji Olatunji: YouTube Star.
(1996) MyKayla Skinner: American gymnast.
(1995) McKayla Maroney: Gymnast.
(1995) Kelly Oubre: Basketball Player.

(1995) Paulo Borges: YouTube Star.
(1994) Camille Cerf (Miss France)
(1994) Camille Cerf: French model (Elite agency), she was crowned "Miss France 2015" on 6 December 2014.
(1993) Laura Smulders: Dutch cyclist.
(1993) Mark McMorris: Snowboarder.
(1991) Choi Minho: South Korean rap artist (SHINee) and TV host.
(1991) Prince Joachim of Belgium Archduke of Austria-Este
(1991) Joachim of Belgium: Archduke of Austria-Este.
(1991) Caleb Ryan: Pop Singer.
(1991) PnB Rock: Rapper.
(1991) Choi Min-ho: South Korean singer dancer and actor (Shinee).
(1991) Joachim : Belgian royalty, Joachim Carl Maria Nikolaus Isabelle Marcus d'Aviano, sixth in line for succession to the throne of Belgium.
(1990) LaFee (singer)
(1990) Ashleigh Brewer: Soap Opera Actress.
(1990) Daundre Barnaby: Jamaican-Canadian runner (d. 2015).
(1990) LaFee : German singer-songwriter.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Eric Bledsoe: Basketball Player.
(1989) Lindsey Evans: American glamor model.
(1989) Elle Evans: American model and actress.
(1988) Bruce Wiegner: Pop Singer.
(1988) Kwadwo Asamoah: Ghanaian footballer.
(1987) Uffie
(1987) Hikaru Nakamura: Japanese-American chess player.
(1987) Gerald Henderson Jr
(1987) Kostas Giannoulis: Greek footballer.
(1987) Lily Pebbles: YouTube Star.

(1987) Mat Latos: American baseball player.
(1986) Metis Di Meo: Italian TV presenter, actress and writer.
(1986) Wanda Nara: Argentinian model.
(1986) Peta Todd: Model.
(1986) Kate Voegele: Actress.
(1985) Joanna Jablczynska
(1985) Wil Besseling: Dutch golfer.
(1985) Dwight Howard: Athlete.
(1984) Michael Adam: German politician.
(1984) Ángel Guirado: Spanish Filipino footballer.
(1984) Leon Hall: American football player.
(1983) Jolene Purdy
(1983) Neslihan Darnel: Turkish volleyball player.
(1983) Dariusz Dudka: Polish footballer.
(1983) Utkarsh Ambudkar: Actor.
(1983) Jermaine Beckford: English-Jamaican footballer.
(1982) Stéphane Suini
(1982) Aya Okamoto
(1982) Hannah Ware: Model.
(1982) Nathalie De Vos: Belgian athlete.
(1982) Ryan Grant: American football player.
(1982) Tamilla Abassova: Russian cyclist.
(1982) Bastian Swillims: German sprinter.
(1982) Chrisette Michele: Musician.
(1982) Nicki Minaj: Musician.
(1982) Meryll Soriano: Filipino actress.
(1981) Dia Mirza: Indian model actress and producer.
(1981) Mardy Fish: American tennis player.
(1981) Victoria Shalet
(1981) Stellio Capo Chichi: French political activist and leader, known by his pseudonym Kémi Séba (French language version of Egyptian for "black star").
(1981) Clay Guida: Athlete.
(1980) Simon Helberg: American actor.
(1980) Ryder Hesjedal: Canadian cyclist.
(1980) Matthew Rees: Athlete.
(1980) Issei Takahashi: Japanese actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Olivia Lufkin: Japanese-American singer-songwriter (D&D).
(1979) Chen Hao: Chinese actress and singer.
(1979) Aiko Uemura: Japanese skier.
(1979) Stephen McPhail: English-Irish footballer.
(1978) Jesse Metcalfe: TV Actor.
(1978) Gaston Gaudio: Argentine tennis player.
(1978) Denise Johns
(1978) Ian Somerhalder: Actor.
(1978) Vernon Wells: Athlete.
(1978) Mandy James in Jacksonville: Florida; rhythmic gymnast (US team-1996).

(1978) Gastón Gaudio: Argentinian tennis player.
(1977) Nina-Friederike Gnädig
(1977) Imogen Heap: English singer-songwriter.
(1977) Saskia Garel: Canadian actress.
(1977) Shayne Graham: American football player.
(1977) Matthias Schoenaerts: Actor.
(1976) Booba (rapper)
(1976) Kevin Daniels: Actor.
(1976) Chris Booker: American baseball player.
(1976) Bae Soo-bin: South Korean actor.
(1976) Jim Finn: Football Player.
(1976) Kesha Rogers: Politician.
(1976) Booba : French gangsta rapper, born to a Senegalese father and a French mother.
(1975) Olivier Milloud
(1975) Ondrej Sosenka
(1975) Kevin Harvick: Driver.
(1975) Stuart McRae: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Luisa Bradshaw-White: TV Actress.
(1975) Joshua Rudoy: Actor (Harry & Hendersons).
(1974) Canibus : Jamaican-American rapper and actor (The Hrsmn).
(1974) Aloisio: Brazilian footballer.
(1974) Aloísio da Silva Filho: Brazilian footballer.
(1974) Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: Pakistani singer.
(1974) Wendy Dillinger: American soccer player coach and manager.
(1973) Rahat Khan: Pakistani singer.
(1973) Vénuste Niyongabo: Burundian runner.
(1973) Corey Taylor: Musician.
(1973) Fabio Artico: Italian footballer.
(1973) Bárbara Padilla: Mexican-American soprano.
(1972) Fabrice Santoro: Former French tennis player, he grew up in Toulon.
(1972) Tré Cool: German-American drummer songwriter and actor (Green Day The Lookouts Foxboro Hot Tubs and The Network).
(1972) Reiko Aylesworth: American actress.
(1972) Annalise Braakensiek: Australian model, actress, TV presenter, lingerie and jewellery designer, vegetarian chef and entrepreneur.
(1972) Paul Greene: Australian 100 metre/200 metre/400 metre (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Tre Cool: German-born American drummer (Green Day).
(1972) Michael Corcoran: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1971) Stéphane Ziani: French football/soccer player, who played as a defensive midfielder with scoring ability.
(1971) Clifton Abraham: NFL cornerback (Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1971) Chris Boniol: NFL kicker (Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1971) Petr Nedved in Libercec: Czechoslovakia; NHL center (Team Czechoslovakia, Pittsburgh Penguins).
(1971) Todd Van Poppel in Hinsdale Illinois: USA; pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
(1971) Srirasmi Suwadee: Thai wife of Vajiralongkorn.
(1971) Petr Nedvěd: Czech-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1971) Nick Hysong: American pole vaulter and coach.
(1971) Geoff Barrow: English drummer DJ composer and producer (Portishead Beak and Quakers).
(1970) Kara Dioguardi
(1970) Kara DioGuardi: American songwriter, record producer, and singer.
(1970) Lance Krall: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1970) Marlin Cannon in Dallas: Texas, USA; 200 metre/400 metre runner.
(1970) Donald Douglas: WLAF safety (Rhein Fire).
(1970) David Kersh in Houston: Texas, USA; country singer ("If I Never Stop Loving You").

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bixente Lizarazu: French TV presenter, formerly one of the most successfull football players (defender) in the world: won 1998 FIFA World Cup, 2000 European Championship, and UEFA league with Bayern Munich.
(1969) Jakob Dylan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Wallflowers).
(1969) Sebastian Spence: Canadian actor.
(1969) Christophe Impens: Belgian record holder in Field and Track events who took 17th place in the 1500 m. at the Atlanta Olympics 1996.
(1969) Boris Boillon
(1969) Lori Greiner: Entrepreneur.
(1969) Ramon Garcia in Guanare: Venezuela; pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1969) Jakob Dylan in New York City: New York, USA; singer/guitarist/Bob Dylan's son (The Wallflowers - "One Headlight").
(1969) Greg[ory] Klingsporn in Morristown: New Jersey, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Allison Smith in Bronx: New York, USA; actress (Jennie - Cagney and Lacey, Kate and Allie).

(1969) Saskia Garel: Jamaican-Canadian singer-songwriter and actress (Love and Sas).
(1969) Allison Smith: American actress and singer.
(1969) Raphaël Rouquier: French mathematician and academic.
(1968) Kurt Angle: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- 220 lbs freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1968) Brent Price: American basketball player: guard, Rockets.
(1968) Frédéric Cuvillier
(1968) Brian Bell (musician)
(1968) Michael Foster in Richmond: Virginia, USA; drummer (Firehouse-Love of a Lifetime).
(1968) Brent Price NBA guard (Houston Rockets: Washington Bullets).
(1968) Bill Johnson: NFL defensive linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1968) Alexandre Tharaud: French classical pianist born to a director and singer of operettas.
(1968) Brian Bell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Weezer Space Twins and The Relationship).
(1967) Heather Kahn: American television news anchor and medical reporter in the Boston area.
(1967) Joshua Bell: American violinist.
(1967) Antonio Devries: Family Member.
(1967) Jason Dozzell: English footballer and manager.
(1967) Gheorghe Popescu: Romanian footballer.
(1967) Cathy Mockett in Newport Beach: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Youngstown-7th).
(1967) Ray Agnew: NFL nose tackle (Carolina Panthers, New York Giants).
(1967) Raul Labrador: Politician.
(1966) Kirsten Gillibrand: American lawyer and politician.
(1966) Isabelle Kocher
(1966) Mateo Romero: American painter curator and educator.
(1966) Natee Thongsookkaew: Thailand footballer.
(1966) Kadyrbek Sarbayev: foreign minister.
(1966) Julio Alberto Rodas Hurtarte: former soccer player.
(1966) Montserrat Gil Torne: Andorran politician.
(1966) Dana Murzyn in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Vancouver Canucks).
(1966) Sinead O'Connor: Musician.
(1966) Steve Spangler: Businessman.
(1966) Tyler Mane: Actor.
(1966) Martin Taylor: English footballer and coach.
(1966) Shane Scott: American director, writer, producer, cinematographer, editor, musician.
(1966) Gideon Sa'ar: Israeli lawyer and politician 24th Israeli Minister of Internal Affairs.
(1966) Julio Rodas: Guatemalan footballer.
(1966) Spencer Rochfort: American-Canadian actor.
(1966) Dana Murzyn: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1966) Toby Huss: American actor and screenwriter.
(1966) Dave Harold: English professional snooker player.
(1966) Michael Foster: American drummer (FireHouse and Warrant).
(1965) Ariane Massenet: French journalist, and television and radio host.
(1965) Caryn Kadavy in Erie: Pennsylvania, USA; figure skater.
(1965) David Harewood: Actor.
(1965) Vecepia Towery American Survivor contestant Winner of Survivor: Marquesas.
(1965) Joe Ausanio: American baseball player and coach.
(1965) Karla Nelson in Pine City: Minnesota, USA; bodybuilder-Ms America (1993).
(1965) Brad Savage in Livdnia: Michigan, USA; actor (Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice).
(1964) Vincent Mialet
(1964) Nevin Markwart: Canadian professional ice hockey player who played 309 games in the National Hockey League, 1981–1993.
(1964) Johannes Kerner: German TV personality and sportscaster.
(1964) Marco Bellavia: Italian actor, television host and author.
(1964) Petr Briza in Prague: Czechoslovakia; hockey goalie (Team Czechoslovakia Representative).
(1964) Paul Landers: German guitarist (Rammstein Feeling B and First Arsch).
(1964) Hape Kerkeling: German actor, presenter and comedian.
(1964) Larry Emdur: Australian television host.
(1964) Michael Foster: Drummer.
(1964) Johannes B Kerner: German TV presenter.
(1963) Kat Bjelland: American singer, songwriter, musician and guitarist.
(1963) Masako Owada
(1963) Laurent Weil
(1963) Masako Owada : Japanese royalty with her marriage to Prince Naruhito.
(1963) Barry Wilburn: NFL full safety (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1963) Dave Hilton: Jr.
(1963) Masako : Crown Princess of Japan.
(1962) Felicity Huffman: American actress.
(1962) Juan Atkins
(1962) Willie Bosket: American homicide; the killer of two men on a subway train and perpetrator of more than 200 robberies, along with 25 stabbings by the time he was 15.
(1962) Wendell Pierce: Actor.
(1962) Roxanne Swentzell: Santa Clara Pueblo (Native American) ceramic sculptor.
(1961) Joe Lando: American actor and producer.
(1961) David Anthony Higgins: American actor.
(1961) Ann Coulter: Journalist.
(1961) Christiane Jolissaint: in Switzerland; tennis star.
(1961) David Higgins: American actor and screenwriter.
(1961) Joe Lando in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Byron Sully - Dr Quinn).
(1961) Ian Andrew Wright in Hamilton: New Zealand; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1960) Juan Samuel: Dominican-American baseball player and manager.
(1960) Terry Moran: American TV reporter.
(1960) Stefen Fangmeier: American visual effects designer and director.
(1960) Dobroslav Paraga: Croatian politician and editor.
(1960) Caroline Lucas: English activist and politician.
(1960) Juan Samuel in San Pedro de Macoris: Dominican Republic; infielder (New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays).
(1960) Jeff Marsh: Screenwriter.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Mario Cantone: American actor, on both stage and film, and stand-up comedian and impressionist.
(1959) Bianca Berlinguer
(1959) Christopher Stanley
(1959) Susan Bullock: English soprano.
(1959) John Scripps: English murderer (d. 1996).
(1958) Martine Kempf
(1958) Raja Gosnell: American director and editor.
(1958) Nancy J Currie in Wilmington Delaware USA Major Army/astronaut (STS 57 70 sk: 88).
(1958) Rikk Agnew: American guitarist and songwriter (Adolescents D.I.
(1958) Nick Seymour: Australian bass player songwriter and producer (Crowded House Deadstar and Tarmac Adam).

(1957) Donny Osmond: American musician, a member of the singing Osmond family, devout Mormons.
(1957) Emmanuel Carrère: French author, screenwriter and director.
(1957) Phil Collen: Musician.
(1957) Peter O'Mara: Australian guitarist and composer (Passport).
(1957) Steve Taylor: American singer-songwriter and producer (Chagall Guevara).
(1957) Donny Osmond in Ogden: Utah, USA; singer (Osmond Brothers, Donny and Marie).
(1957) Cai Guo-Qiang: Artist.
(1956) Sylvia : Country Singer.
(1956) Jean-Pierre Thiollet: French journalist and author.
(1955) Otis Birdsong: American basketball player and radio host.
(1955) Chamras Saewataporn: Thai composer and musician.
(1955) Takeshi Masu: Japanese actor.
(1954) Jean-Claude Juncker: Luxembourger lawyer and politician Prime Minister of Luxembourg.
(1954) Renáta Tomanová
(1954) Jack Sonni
(1954) Mary Fallin
(1954) Louis de Bernieres: Novelist.
(1954) Herman Finkers: Dutch comedian and actor.
(1954) Henk Cate: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1954) Phil Bryant: American academic and politician 63rd Governor of Mississippi.
(1954) Olivier Las Vergnas: French astronomer, the chair since 1993 of the French Association of Astronomy and the creator of 'Les Cités des métiers' (a public resource facility to assist with employment and trade).
(1953) John Malkovich: American actor, known for his intensity and the icy-calm demeanor which has become his trademark.
(1953) World B Free: American basketball player.
(1953) Gilles Blanchard: French artist and painter, part of the gay artist duo Pierre et Gilles, with his partner Pierre Commoy.
(1953) Tom Barrett: Politician.
(1953) World Free: American basketball player.
(1953) Cornelis de Bondt: Dutch composer and educator.
(1953) World B Free NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers: Golden State Warriors).
(1953) Sam Kinison: Comedian.
(1953) Norman Finkelstein: Educator.
(1953) Kim Basinger: Actress.
(1953) John Malkovich in Christopher: Illinois, USA; actor/director (Killing Fields).
(1952) Michael Dorn: American actor and director.
(1952) Liaqat Baloch: Pakistani politician.
(1951) Dominique Dropsy
(1951) Richard Desmond: Businessman.
(1951) Bill Bryson: Writer.
(1950) Joan Armatrading: Caribbean-English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1950) Russell Carpenter
(1950) Rick Baker: Inventor.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Tom Kite: American golfer and architect.
(1949) Nando Parrado: Uruguayan survivor of the 1972 Andes flight disaster.
(1949) Lionel Collard: French homicide; he was responsible for the "Oriol Slaughter" which left six dead.
(1949) Thomas O Kite Jr in Austin: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1978 British Columbia Open, Crosby 1983).
(1949) Robert Sternberg: Educator.
(1949) Nancy Meyers: Director.
(1949) Mary Gordon: Writer.
(1948) Gioconda Belli: Author.
(1948) Marleen Gorris: Dutch director (Mres Dalloway, Antonia, Last Island).
(1948) Jonathan Sumption: English historian author and judge.

(1948) Dennis Dunaway: American musician (Alice Cooper).
(1948) Ron Vawter in Latham: New York, USA; actor (Philadelphia, Empire City, Twister).
(1948) Gloconda Belli: Nicaraguan author, novelist and poet.
(1947) Tom Daschle: American politician, a Democrat whose position changed with the resignation of Jim Jeffords to that of the second most powerful man in Washington, DC.
(1947) Jimmy Lai: Businessman.
(1947) Thomas R. Cech: Scientist.
(1947) Jaak Jõerüüt: Estonian politician 24th Estonian Minister of Defense.
(1947) Allan Jones: English cricketer and umpire.
(1947) Jaak Joeruut: Soviet-born Estonian politician.
(1947) Sarah Smith: Novelist.
(1947) Gregg Allman: Musician.
(1947) Drew Busby: Athlete.
(1946) Sonia Gandhi: Italian-Indian political wife.
(1946) Jean-Louis Étienne: French polar explorer famous for his Antarctica expedition, radio presenter, and environmentalist.
(1946) Dennis Dunaway: American bass player and songwriter.
(1946) Nicholas Reade: English bishop.
(1946) David Currie: Baron Currie of Marylebone English economist and academic.
(1946) Shatrughan Sinha: Indian actor.
(1945) Michael Nouri: American actor, 6'3" and handsome, appeared in the soap opera "Search For Tomorrow," in 1976.
(1945) Michael Nouri in Washington DC: USA; actor (Beacon Hill, Bay City Blues).
(1945) John Banville: Novelist.
(1945) Matti Mantyla: Finnish actor.
(1945) Matti Mäntylä: Finnish actor.
(1944) Neil Innes: English singer-songwriter and actor (Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and The Rutles).
(1944) George Baker: [Hans Bouwens]; Dutch vocalist (G B Selection).
(1944) Bob O'Connor: American businessman and politician 57th Mayor of Pittsburgh (d. 2006).
(1944) Ki Longfellow: American author playwright and producer.
(1944) Tadashi Irie: Japanese mob boss.
(1943) Pit Martin: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2008).
(1943) James Tate: Poet.
(1943) Kenny Vance: Rocker.
(1943) Jim Morrison: Musician.
(1943) Rick Danko in Canada rocker (The Band - "Islands": "Stage Fright").
(1943) Joanna Trollope: English author playwright and director.
(1942) Joe McGinniss: American writer, journalist and novelist who began as a sports writer (his lifelong addiction), moving into free-lance magazine work.
(1942) Dick Butkus: American football player and actor.
(1942) Joe McGinniss in Rye: New York, USA; author (Selling of the President 1968).
(1942) David Harsent: English author poet and academic.
(1942) Germain Gagnon: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2014).
(1942) Dick Butkus in Chicago: Illinois, USA; NFL hall of fame linebacker (Chicago Bears)/sportscaster.
(1942) Billy Bremner: Scottish footballer and manager (d. 1997).
(1941) Beau Bridges: American actor from a noted family, the son of Lloyd Bridges and brother of eight-year-younger Jeff Bridges.
(1941) Dan Hicks: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Charlatans and The Acoustic Warriors).
(1941) Kayoko Shiraishi: Japanese actress.
(1941) Mehmet Birand: Turkish journalist and author (d. 2013).
(1941) Beau Bridges in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Hotel New Hampshire, 5th Musketeer).
(1940) Sammy Strain: American singer (Imperials - "Hurt So Bad").
(1940) Clancy Eccles: Jamaican singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2005).
(1940) Gianni Cavina: Italian film actor who has appeared in more than 45 films since 1949.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) James Galway: Musician.
(1938) Léo Andy
(1938) Deacon Jones: Eatonville sports Champions.
(1938) Simone Schwartz-Bart
(1938) Elizabeth H: "Rina" Venter; South African minister of Health care.
(1938) John Agyekum Kufuor: Statesman.
(1938) Dimitrios Trichopoulos: Greek epidemiologist oncologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1938) John Braheny: American singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1938) William Thomas McKinley: Composer.
(1938) David Houston: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1993).

(1938) Jones: American football player sportscaster and actor (d. 2013).
(1938) [David] Deacon Jones NFL defensive end (Los Angeles Rams: San Diego Chargers, Washington Redskins).
(1937) Bertrice Small: American writer, a romantic novelist best known for her Skye O'Malley series.
(1937) James MacArthur: Actor.
(1937) Mary Hahn: Young Adult Author.
(1937) Darwin Joston: American actor (d. 1998).
(1936) Ben Pon: Dutch race car driver.
(1935) Jean Gregorio: France sport Champion.
(1935) Dominico Tromp: in Aruba; stage leader.
(1934) Judi Dench: British actress, winner of a Best Supporting Actress Oscar and a Tony award for the title role in "Iris.
(1934) John McCracken: American artist and sculptor, an exponent of Minimalism.
(1934) Wayne Weiler: American racecar driver who started as a dirt track driver in Arizona in 1951.
(1934) Alan Ridout: Composer.
(1934) [Amos] Junior Wells in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; blues singer ("In My Younger Days").
(1934) Wells: American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (The Aces) (d. 1998).
(1934) John Mc: Berkeley artists.
(1934) Al Kaline in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; baseball outfielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1934) Dame Judi Dench: English actress.
(1934) Milton Gray Campbell: Plainfield, New Jersey -- Decathelete (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1933) Ashleigh Brilliant: American cartoon artist.
(1933) Milt Campbell: American decathlon champion, Olympic track & field gold medal winner.
(1933) Orville Moody in Chickasha: Oklahoma, USA; PGA golfer (1969 US Open).
(1933) Morton Downey Jr: American talk show host (d. 2001).
(1933) Flip Wilson: Comedian.
(1933) Martin Puhvel: Estonian-Canadian philologist and academic.
(1933) Orville Moody: American sergeant and golfer (d. 2008).
(1933) Monique Miller: French Canadian actress.
(1933) Morton Downey: Jr.
(1932) Donald Byrd: American musician and jazz trumpeter.
(1932) Bill Hartack
(1932) Jessie "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" Hill: Jazz musician.
(1932) William Hartack: American jockey who rode his first win on 10/14/1952 and laid claim to 2000 winning races.
(1932) Don King: Celebrity.
(1932) Edd Wheeler: American singer-songwriter.
(1932) Billy Wheeler: American singer-songwriter guitarist and playwright.
(1932) Willy Schroeders: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Cliff Hagan: American basketball player: forward with the Hawks.
(1931) Ladislav Smoljak: Czech actor director and screenwriter (d. 2010).
(1931) Paddi Edwards: English-American actress (d. 1999).
(1931) William Reynolds: American actor.
(1930) Donald Pass
(1930) Sherwin B. Nuland: Scientist.
(1930) Buck Henry in New York City: New York, USA; screenwriter/comedian (Saturday Night Live, Get Smart).
(1930) Maximilian Schell: Actor.
(1930) Buck Henry: American actor director and screenwriter.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) John Cassavetes: American actor/director (Husbands, Dirty Dozen), dies at age 59 (born 1929).
(1929) Bob Hawke: Australian Labor Party Leader who was sworn in as Prime Minister on 3/11/1983, succeeding John Malcolm Fraser.
(1929) Robert J: L Hawke (Labour); Prime Minister Australia (1983-91).
(1929) Michel Fano: Composer.
(1929) John Cassavetes in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Dirty Dozen, Rosemary's Baby).
(1929) Gloria Bertcher: American educator; died of Alzheimer's at age 65, on 5/28/1995, 3:00 PM EDT, Ann Arbor, MI.
(1928) Dick van Patten
(1928) Joan Blos: American author and educator.
(1928) Andre Milhoux: Belgian racing driver.
(1928) Dick Van Patten: Actor.

(1928) Dick Van Patten: American stage, screen and TV actor who is best known for the TV series, "Eight Is Enough," 1977-1981.
(1928) André Milhoux: Belgian race car driver.
(1928) Dick Van Patten in Queens: New York, USA; actor (Tom Bradford - Eight is Enough).
(1927) Pierre Henry: French composer.
(1927) Günther Menzer: German astrologer, researcher.
(1927) Scott Crom: American professor of philosophy, taught at Beloit College in Wisconsin.
(1927) Pierre Richaud: France sport Champion.
(1926) Lorenzo Wright: American sprinter and coach (d. 1972).
(1926) Roger McGee: American actor (d. 2013).
(1926) Jan Kresadlo: Czech writer (d. 1995).
(1926) Jan Křesadlo: Czech-English psychologist and author (d. 1995).
(1926) Henry Kendall: American physicist photographer and mountaineer Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1999).
(1926) Francesco La Rosa: Italy sport Champion.
(1925) Dina Merrill: American model, socialite and actress, the daughter of millionaire Edward F. Hutton and socialite Marjorie Meriweather Post.
(1925) Phyllis Hudson: American noted marriage, she once was the wife of Rock Hudson.
(1925) Jimmy Smith: Musician.
(1925) Atıf Yılmaz: Turkish director producer and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1925) Sammy Davis, Jr.: Entertainer.
(1925) Dina Merrill in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Operation Petticoat, Butterfield 8).
(1925) Roy Rubin: American basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1922) Redd Foxx: American actor and comedian.
(1922) Lucian Freud: Artist.
(1920) Carlo Ciampi: Italian politician, President of Italy.
(1920) Carlo Azeglio Ciampi: President of the Italian Republic.
(1920) Monique Cazeaux: French official, the honorary curator of the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
(1920) Bruno Ruffo: Italian motorcycle racer and race car driver (d. 2007).
(1920) Carlo Azeglio Ciampi: Statesman.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) William Lipscomb: American physical chemist who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1976 for his research on the structure and bonding of boron compounds and the general nature of chemical bonding.
(1919) Robert Loron: Chambon-la-For?t Military man.
(1919) William Douce: American business executive: president, chairman and chief executive officer at Phillips Petroleum Co.
(1919) V Dakshinamoorthy: Indian singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1918) Jean Laborde: French journalist and novelist, who also wrote under the pseudonyms of Jean Delion and Raf Vallet.
(1918) Joyce Redman: Irish-English actress (d. 2012).
(1917) James Angleton: American spy who rose to a powerful position in CIA Counter-Intelligence, where he instigated witch hunts.
(1917) James Rainwater: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1986).
(1916) Kirk Douglas: American actor, on-screen from 1946 in some 82 films; thrillers, westerns and costume epics.
(1916) Wolfgang Hildesheimer: German / Swiss architect / writer (Mozart biog).

(1916) Wolfgang Hildesheimer: German / Swiss architect / writer (Mozart biog).
(1916) Jerome Beatty: Jr.
(1916) Jacques Léauté: French criminologist and author of several books including "Droit pénal et sociologie criminelle" [Criminal law and sociology] (1956) and "Les Prisons (Que sais-je?)" (1968).
(1916) Jerome Beatty Jr: American author (d. 2002).
(1915) Elisabeth Schwarzkopf: German singer with the Berlin City Opera after her debut in 1938.
(1915) Ernest Lehman: Writer.
(1915) Eloise McGraw: American author (d. 2000).
(1915) Herbert Huncke: writer.
(1914) Frances Reid: American actress (d. 2010).
(1914) Hildegart Rodriguez Carballeria: Spanish activist for socialism and sexual revolution, born and raised by her mother as a model for the woman of the future.
(1914) Ljubica Sokić: Serbian painter and illustrator (d. 2009).
(1914) Max Manus: Norwegian lieutenant (d. 1996).
(1913) Delmore Schwartz: Poet.
(1913) Gerard Sekoto: South African artist and musician.
(1912) Tip O'Neill: American politician, five-time Speaker of the House, a cheerfully rumpled embodiment of old-fashioned Democratic politics.
(1912) Thomas P. O'Neill: Politician.
(1911) Broderick Crawford: American actor and singer (d. 1986).
(1911) Lee J Cobb: American actor (d. 1976).
(1911) Ryuzo Sejima: Japanese educator (d. 2007).
(1911) Lee J. Cobb: Actor.
(1911) Ryūzō Sejima: Japanese colonel and businessman (d. 2007).
(1910) Steve Larkin: American pro athlete, a baseball player, for three days in May 1934 with the Detroit Tigers.
(1910) Pierre Malangeau: Blois physician.
(1910) Stephen Jurika Jr: US pilot / Captain (WWII, Santa Cruz, Navy Cross).
(1910) Dick Elffers: Dutch graphic artist / painter (Holland Festival).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Douglas Fairbanks Jr
(1909) Douglas Fairbanks: American actor and noted family, the son of Douglas Fairbanks Sr.
(1909) Douglas Fairbanks Jr New York City: New York; actor (Ghost Story).
(1909) Sarah Ferrati: Italian stage and film actress.
(1908) Michel Dard: French novelist, founder of periodical "Écrits de France", played important role in international cultural exchanges.
(1907) Noel Walton: Bott engineer.
(1906) Grace Hopper: American admiral and computer scientist designed COBOL (d. 1992).
(1906) Freddy Martin: Cleveland, Ohio -- Orchestra leader (started Merv Griffin).
(1906) Grace Hooper: American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.
(1906) Greet Koeman: Dutch singer.

(1905) Noël Devaulx: French novelist and writer.
(1905) Dalton Trumbo: American screenwriter and novelist, who scripted films including Roman Holiday, Exodus, Spartacus, and Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.
(1905) Emilio Carranzo: A noted Mexican aviator and national hero, nicknamed the "Lindbergh of Mexico".
(1904) Roger Wolcott: Sperry physicist.
(1904) Robert Livingston: American actor and singer (d. 1988).
(1904) Louis Kronenberger: Critic.
(1902) John Willie
(1902) Margaret Hamilton (actress)
(1902) Richard A Butler: England, United Kingdom -- Dutch Minister of Finance / Foreign affairs.
(1902) Pierre Louyot: Nancy physician.
(1902) Margaret Hamilton: American actress (Wicked Witch - The Wizard of Oz), dies from a heart attack at age 82 (born 1902).
(1902) Raymond Las: France Writer.
(1901) Jean Mermoz: French pioneering aviator, viewed as a hero in both Argentina and France, where many schools bear his name.
(1901) Carol Dempster: Actress (Sally of Sawdust, America), dies at 89.
(1901) Ödon Horvath: Yugoslavian/austrian writer, playwright, philosopher, critic.
(1901) Odon von Horvath: Hungarian-born writer (d. 1938).
(1901) Ödön von Horváth: Hungarian-German author and playwright (d. 1938).
(1900) Albert Weisbord: American activist founded the Communist League of Struggle (d. 1977).

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