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Famous Birthdays of 24 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 24th of July

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2010 - Today

(2013) Santiago Train derailment: Derailment in Spain of the train Madrid-Ferrol driven too fast, at least 79 passengers died and more than 140 were injured.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Skylander Girl: YouTube Star.
(2000) Chris Lanzon: Pop Singer.
(2000) Bastian Eichenberger: Swiss child of high IQ, was admitted to study at university of Freiburg, Germany, at the age of 14, for a bachelor degree in chemistry.
(2000) Saffron Barker: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Nick Horton: Musical.
(1998) Bindi Irwin: Australian noted family, the daughter of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin and his American wife, Terri.
(1998) Jett Eaton: Skateboarder.
(1998) Logan Grove: TV Actor.
(1998) ThatKiddKuda : YouTube Star.
(1997) Hannah Renee: YouTube Star.
(1996) TheHeatedMo : Twitch Star.
(1995) Zahwa Arafat: Egyptian noted family, the daughter of Yasser Arafat and his wife Suha, born in a posh American hospital just outside of Paris, 5 lb.
(1995) Vincent Zulawski
(1994) Alejandra Álvarez: Ecuadorian tennis player.

(1993) Seth Cook
(1993) Lucas Adams: TV Actor.
(1993) Megan Kroh: YouTube Star.
(1993) Arissa Seagal: Daughter of Kelly LeBrock and Steven Seagal.
(1993) Lili Simmons: Actress.
(1993) Ricky Ficarelli: YouTube Star.
(1992) Mikaël Kingsbury: Canadian skier.
(1992) Mitch Grassi: Pop Singer.
(1992) Jon Duckworth: YouTube Star.
(1992) CapgunTom : YouTube Star.
(1992) Dmitry Abyzov: Russian professional footballer.
(1991) Emily Bett Rickards
(1991) Elliot Rodger: On 23 May 2014 he killed 6 people, wounded 13 others and commited suicide in Isla Vista, California, United States.
(1991) Lin Yue: Chinese athlete.
(1991) Manuel Fischnaller: Italian footballer.
(1991) Emily Rickards: TV Actress.
(1991) Austin Geter: Vine Star.
(1990) Daveigh Chase: American actress.
(1990) Jay McGuiness: Pop Singer.
(1990) Emily Arlook
(1990) Dean Stoneman: English race car driver.
(1990) Jimmy Bellinger: TV Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Kim Tae-Hwan: South Korean footballer.
(1989) Daniel Radcliffe: Actor.
(1989) Kim Tae-hwan: South Korean footballer.
(1989) Maurkice Pouncey: American football player.
(1988) Han Seung-yeon: South Korean singer dancer and actress (Kara).
(1988) Ricky Petterd: Australian footballer.
(1987) Mara Wilson: American actress.
(1987) Nathan Gerbe: American ice hockey player.
(1987) Michael Jones: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jovan Belcher: American football player (d. 2012).

(1987) Filipe Santos: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Cafu: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Merve Sevi: Turkish actress.
(1987) Zack Sabre: Jr.
(1986) Megan Park: Canadian actress.
(1986) Vugar Gashimov: Azerbaijani chess player (d. 2014).
(1986) Remy Hii
(1986) Natalie Tran: YouTube Star.
(1986) Kaido Saks: Estonian basketball player.
(1986) Andrei Lutai: Russian figure skater.
(1985) Vanessa Huppenkothen
(1985) Teagan Presley: American pornographic actress.
(1985) Aries Merritt: American hurdler.
(1985) Patrice Bergeron: Canadian hockey player.
(1985) Eric Wright: American football player.
(1985) Lukáš Rosol: Czech tennis player.
(1984) Christelle Dubuisson
(1984) Desmond Bishop
(1984) Julie Fuchs
(1984) Dhani Lennevald: Swedish singer and dancer (A-Teens).
(1984) Tyler Kyte: Canadian actor singer and drummer (Sweet Thing).
(1984) Patrick Harvey: Australian actor.
(1984) Steve O'Rourke: Irish Canadian.
(1984) Michaël Martinez: French horse racing jockey, who rode for almost three years before his career was cut short due to a spill at Golden Gate Fields on 12 September 2010 when he was paralyzed from the waist down in a terrible fall.
(1984) Joris Putman: Dutch actor.
(1984) Adam Nelson: Scottish footballer.
(1983) Daniele De Rossi: Italian footballer.
(1983) Étienne Didot
(1983) Ron Pope: Musician.
(1983) Aaron Peirsol: Athlete.
(1982) Anna Paquin: Canadian-born New Zealand actress.
(1982) Elisabeth Moss: American actress.
(1982) Luka Magnotta
(1982) Élise Crombez
(1982) Tristan MacManus: Dancer.
(1982) Tom Mison: Actor.
(1982) Paul Wesley: Actor.
(1982) Chris Barrett: American director producer and author.
(1982) Trevor Matthews: Canadian actor and producer founded Brookstreet Pictures.
(1982) Thiago Medeiros: Brazilian race car driver.
(1982) Mewelde Moore: American football player.
(1982) Michael Poppmeier: South African-born German rugby player.
(1981) Summer Glau: American actress (Firefly).
(1981) Doug Bollinger: Australian cricketer.
(1981) Mark Robinson: British actor (The Girl), dies at 30.
(1980) Nicolas Aissat: French middle-distance runner who specialised in the 800 metres.
(1980) Joel Stroetzel: American guitarist (Killswitch Engage and Aftershock).
(1980) Mathieu Allaria: French homicide victim, age 15 when his mom, a local policewoman, shot him to death as he slept on 1/26/1996.
(1980) Wilfred Bungei: Kenyan runner.
(1980) Gauge: American pornographic actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rose Byrne: Australian actress.
(1979) Anne-Gaëlle Sidot: French tennis player who turned professional in 1994.
(1979) Stat Quo: American rapper and producer.
(1979) Anne-Gaelle Sidot: French tennis player.
(1979) Ryan Speier: American baseball player.
(1979) Jose Valverde: American baseball player.
(1979) Lee Si-yeon: South Korean actress.
(1979) Mark Smith: American author.
(1979) Valerio Scassellati: Italian race car driver.
(1979) Jerrod Niemann: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.

(1979) Alexis Mateo: Puerto Rican drag queen performer.
(1979) Mark Andrew Smith: American graphic novelist.
(1978) Andy Irons: American professional surfer (Born 1978).
(1978) Lauren Groff: Novelist.
(1978) Joanna Taylor: English model and actress.
(1977) Danny Dyer: English actor and television presenter.
(1977) Aitor Perez: Spanish cyclist.
(1977) Arnold Bruggink: Dutch soccer player (FC Twente).
(1977) Lee EunHee: Miss Korea Universe (1997).
(1977) Mehdi Mahdavikia: Iranian football player.
(1976) Tiago Monteiro: Portuguese race car driver and manager.
(1976) Laura Fraser: Actress.
(1976) Rafer Alston: American basketball player.
(1976) Johnny McDaid: Musician.
(1976) Scott Logan: Brisbane, Queensland -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Chris[tian] Patrick Raymond Ahrens: Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Anita Nall: United States -- Breaststroke swimmer (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1976) Nate Bump: American baseball player.
(1975) Eric Szmanda: American actor most noted for his portrayal of the young and eager crime investigator, Greg Sanders, on "CSI.
(1975) Torrie Wilson: American wrestler.
(1975) Jamie Langenbrunner: American ice hockey player.
(1975) Christian Keyes: TV Actor.
(1975) Dafydd James: Zambian-Welsh rugby player.
(1975) Tracey Crouch: English politician Minister for Sport and the Olympics.
(1975) Gloria Pizzichini: Italy -- Tennis star.
(1975) Suriy Suriya: Actor.
(1974) Kathryn Hahn: Actress.
(1974) Stephanie March: Actress.
(1974) Steve Bornhoeft: LaGrange, Illinois -- Canoe (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Stephen Williams: YouTube Star.
(1974) Maurice Greene: Athlete.
(1973) Ana Cristina de Oliveira
(1973) Johan Micoud: French footballer who played mostly as an attacking midfielder.
(1973) Jamie Denbo
(1973) Omar Epps: Actor.
(1973) Tasha Ebanks: Miss Universe - Cayman Islands (1996).
(1973) Amanda Stretton: English race car driver and journalist.
(1973) Boo Weekley: Athlete.
(1973) Monica Lewinsky: Celebrity.
(1973) Nomar Garciaparra: Athlete.
(1972) Rev Jen Miller: American performance artist.
(1972) Kaio Hiroyuki: Japanese sumo wrestler.
(1971) John Partridge: Soap Opera Actor.
(1971) Loïc Guinoiseau: French race horse jockey, a harnessed trot racer.
(1971) Dino Baggio: Italian footballer.
(1971) Patty Jenkins: Director.
(1971) Alison Krauss: Musician.
(1970) Axelle Laffont
(1970) Elli Kokkinou: Greek singer.
(1970) Charisma Carpenter: Actress.
(1970) Blaine Bishop: NFL safety (Houston Oilers).
(1970) Gerald Ressman: Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
(1970) Philip Sykes: Tacoma, Washington -- Field hockey defender (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Stephanie Adams: New Jersey, United States -- Playmate (Nov, 1992).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jennifer Lopez: American actress, singer and businesswoman.
(1969) Rick Fox: Canadian basketball player: guard/forward, Lakers.
(1969) Frank Adisson: French kayaker, the winner of a Gold Medal in the two-man canoe event with W. Forgues on 7/28/1996, the Atlanta Olympics.
(1969) Chris King: NBA forward (Vancouver Grizzlies).
(1969) Steve Jennings: Washington, DC -- Field hockey midfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Kristin Chenoweth: American singer and actress.
(1968) Laura Leighton: American actress.
(1968) Colleen Doran: American comic book writer and artist.
(1968) Mark Gunn: NFL defensive end (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1968) John P Navin Jr in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Joey Elliot - Jennifer Slept Here).

(1968) Malcolm Ingram: Canadian director producer and screenwriter.
(1967) Philip Seymour Hoffman: Actor.
(1967) Jasper Teule: Dutch rock singer / bassist (Pilgrims-Once to Everything).
(1966) Mo-Do : Italian singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1966) Martin Keown: English footballer and coach.
(1965) Kadeem Hardison: Actor (A Different World, The Sixth Man).
(1965) Olivier Py: French stage director, actor and writer.
(1965) Doug Liman: American director and producer.
(1965) Slas Slash: Musician.
(1965) Joe Oliver: Memphis, Tennessee -- Catcher (Cin Reds).
(1965) Brian Blades: American athlete, pro football player.
(1965) Andrew Gaze: Australian basketball player (Olympics - 1984, 88, 92, 96).
(1964) Barry Bonds: American athlete, record-setting professional baseball player for the San Francisco Giants, son of another remarkable baseball player, Bobby Bonds.
(1964) Vicentico
(1964) Pedro Passos Coelho: Portuguese politician and the 118th Prime Minister of Portugal, in office since 2011.
(1964) Urmas Kaljend: Estonian footballer.
(1964) Erminia Russo: Kelowna, British Columbia -- Volleyball player (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Pedro Coelho: Portuguese economist and politician 118th Prime Minister of Portugal.
(1964) Banana Yoshimoto: Japanese author.
(1964) Teri Schroeder: Newport Beach, California -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-13-1993).
(1964) John Rosengren: American journalist and author.
(1963) Karl Malone: American basketball player.
(1963) Paul Geary in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; heavy metal drummer (Extreme - "More Than Words").
(1963) Julie Krone: Benton Harbor, Michigan -- Jockey (1st female to win Belmont-93).
(1962) Cleo Rocos: Brazilian born British star, a regular on The Kenny Everett Show in the '80s as "Miss Whiplash.
(1962) Thierry Frémont: French actor, who starred in the film "Fortune Express" (1991), selected at the 41st International Film Festival Berlin.
(1962) Frank Vander linden: Belgian musician, a member of the rock band "De Mens" for which he provides vocals, guitar, keyboards, and harmonica.
(1962) Eriq La Salle: Actor.
(1962) Johnny O'Connell: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1962) Kevin Butler: American athlete, punt kicker, played pro football from 1985-1997, kicking 243 field goals in his years with the Chicago Bears.
(1961) Kerry Dixon: English footballer and manager.
(1961) Gerard Lebourg: French youth who was raised in abominable emotional conditions.
(1961) Martin Gore: Musician.
(1961) Woody Harrelson: Actor.
(1961) Paul Geary: American singer drummer and manager (Extreme).
(1960) Catherine Destivelle: French rock climber and mountaineer, who in 1992 became the first woman to complete a solo ascent of the Eiger's north face.
(1960) Gerard Kennedy

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Brian Fogt: Dayton, Ohio -- Nike golfer (1992 Ft Wayne Open-7th).
(1959) Edward Liddie: Union, Georgia -- Judo fighter (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1958) Markus Jehle: German pro astrologer and editor of Meridian, the most popular German astrological magazine.
(1958) Joe Barry Carroll: American basketball player.
(1958) Jim Leighton: Scottish footballer and coach.
(1958) Pam Tills: Country music artist.
(1958) Joe Carroll: American athlete, pro basketball player for 10 seasons beginning in 1980.
(1958) Mick Karn: Cypriot-English guitarist and songwriter (Japan Dalis Car NiNa and JBK) (d. 2011).
(1957) Pam Tillis: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actress.
(1957) Theo Van Gogh: Director.

(1957) Dorothy Mays: Baltimore, Maryland -- Playmate (Jul, 1979).
(1957) Susan Gelman: American psychologist and academic.
(1957) Robbie Grey: Rocker.
(1956) Alima Boumediene-Thiery
(1956) Charlie Crist: American lawyer and politician 44th Governor of Florida.
(1956) Dan Kennedy: American media critic and commentator whose daughter suffers from achondroplasia, a genetic condition commonly known as dwarfism.
(1956) Charles Crist: American politician.
(1956) Pat Finn: American game show host and producer.
(1956) Denis Colin: French bass clarinettist and composer.
(1955) Brad Watson: American author and academic.
(1955) Lubov Odinokova: USSR -- Team handball (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1954) Jorge Jesus
(1954) Erdoğan Arıca: Turkish footballer and manager (d. 2012).
(1954) Günter Böttcher: German handball player (d. 2012).
(1954) Karl Stewart: American career criminal who was sentenced to ten years prison for burglary in 1973, another ten years for burglary in 1980, and 25 years for armed robbery in 1986.
(1954) Philippe Alliot: Race driver (grand prix).
(1953) Guy Savoy: French chef, who is the Head Chef and owner of the eponymous Guy Savoy restaurant in Paris and sister restaurant in Las Vegas, both of which have gained multiple Michelin stars.
(1953) Srividya
(1953) Garry Shider
(1953) Claire McCaskill: American lawyer and politician.
(1953) Julian Brazier: English captain and politician.
(1953) Najib Razak: Politician.
(1953) James Newcome: English bishop.
(1953) Steve Grogan: NFL quarterback (New England Patriots).
(1953) Jon Faddis: American trumpet player composer and conductor.
(1952) Gus Van Sant: American filmmaker.
(1952) Jean Launay
(1952) Jerry Augustine: American pro athlete, a baseball player who was pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers from 1975-1984.
(1952) Gus Van Sant: Director.
(1952) Joel Benenson: Public Servant.
(1952) Vin Weber: (Rep-R-MN, 1981- ).
(1951) Lynda Carter: TV Actress.
(1951) John Burdett
(1951) Edie McClurg: Actress.
(1951) Lynda Carter in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; Miss USA/actress (Wonder Woman, Billie Jo).
(1951) Stephen Jefferies: German-British ballet dancer with the Royal Ballet, Convent Garden, London.
(1951) Chris Smith: Baron Smith of Finsbury English politician Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport.
(1950) Jean-Louis Léonard
(1950) Michel-Ange Scarbonchi
(1950) Alexandria (Virginia)
(1950) Marc Jampole: American poet.
(1950) Arliss Ryan: American author.
(1950) Sam Behrens: Actor (Jake Meyer- General Hospital, Sunset Beach, LA Law).
(1950) Goutam Ghose: Director (Patang, Voyage Beyond, Paar).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Yves Duteil: French singer-songwriter and politician.
(1949) Michael Richards: Actor, co-star of Seinfeld, he played the belovedly wacky, off-beat Kramer in the long-running series, beginning in 1989, a part which made him a star.
(1949) Santiago de Compostela derailment
(1949) Joan Enric Vives
(1949) Marjanne Sint: Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1948) Michael Coveney: English author and critic.
(1948) Marc Racicot: Politician.
(1947) Minou Drouet
(1947) Jacques Fouroux: French rugby union player and coach who captained France when they won the Grand Slam in 1977, and was the manager when the side repeated the feat in 1981 and 1987.
(1947) Christian Demuynck

(1947) Peter Serkin: American piano prodigy who made his concert debut on 11/29/1959 at the age of 12.
(1947) Alexandra Hay
(1947) Peter Serkin in New York City: New York, USA; pianist (Tashi).
(1947) Robert M. Parker, Jr.: Critic.
(1947) Barbara Hale: American noted acting family, the daughter of Bill Williams and Barbara Hale, and sister of Bill Katt.
(1947) Gardner Dozois: Author.
(1947) Zaheer Abbas: Pakistani cricketer and manager.
(1947) Geoffrey McQueen: TV writer.
(1947) M Jacques Fouroux: Rugby player.
(1947) Geoff McQueen: English screenwriter and producer (d. 1994).
(1947) Michael Coveney: Drama critic.
(1947) Robert Hays in Bethesda: Maryland, USA; actor (Airplane!, Starman, Scandalous).
(1947) Neil McIntosh: CEO (VSO, Center for British Teaching).
(1946) Hervé Vilard: French singer-songwriter.
(1946) William "Junior" Campbell: Singer / guitarist (Marmalade).
(1946) Leo Gallagher: American comedian.
(1946) Rene Ricard: Poet.
(1946) Serge Maury
(1946) Gallagher : Comedian.
(1946) Friedhelm Haebermann: German footballer and manager.
(1945) Azim Premji: Indian businessman and philanthropist.
(1945) Frank Close: English physicist and academic.
(1945) Linda Harrison: American actress.
(1945) Hugh Ross: Canadian-American astrophysicist and astronomer.
(1945) Anthony Watts: English geologist geophysicist and academic.
(1944) Sylvain Joubert
(1944) Daniel Morelon: French track cycling racer, triple Olympic champion: twice in 1968 (sprint, and tandem, associated to Pierre Trentin) and once in 1972 (sprint).
(1944) Barbara Thompson: Jazz musician / composer / bandleader.
(1944) Jan-Carl Raspe: German terrorist, a member of the Red Army activist group led by Andreas Baader in Berlin.
(1944) Jim Armstrong: Rock guitarist (Them).
(1943) Bézu (singer)
(1943) Lyudmila Bragina: USSR -- 1500m runner (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1943) Henk Vos: Chemical analyst / Dutch politician (PvdA) 2nd Chamber.
(1942) Chris Sarandon: American actor.
(1942) Heinz Burt: Hargin, Germany -- Rock bassist (Tornados).
(1942) Heinz : German-English singer-songwriter and bass player (The Tornados) (d. 2000).
(1942) David Miner: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1941) Barbara Love: Rocker.
(1941) John Bond: English banker and businessman.
(1941) Sergio Mattarella: Politician.
(1940) Dan Hedaya: American actor.
(1940) Adriano Durante
(1940) Carroll A Campbell Jr: (Rep-R-South Carolina, 1979-86).
(1940) Stanley Hauerwas: American theologian.
(1940) Ethan Blackaby: American baseball player, a left-handed outfielder with the Milwaukee Braves between 1962 and 1964.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Walt Bellamy: American basketball player, a one-time center who was first signed by the Chicago Packers after being selected in the first round of the 1961 NBA draft.
(1939) Barry [Norman] Malzberg: Sci-fi author (Revelations, Beyond Apollo).
(1939) Bob Lilly: NFL defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys).
(1939) David Simon: Baron Simon of Highbury English businessman and politician.
(1939) Walter Bellamy: New Bern, North Carolina -- NBA center (Knicks / Olympic - Gold - 1960).
(1938) Alexis Jacquemin: Belgian economist.
(1938) Georges Chatelain
(1938) John Sparling: New Zealand cricketer.
(1938) Leon Charney: Businessman.
(1938) Eugene Martin: American painter.

(1938) Mike Mainieri: Rocker.
(1938) Eugene J Martin: American painter and artist.
(1938) Ronny Cox: Actor.
(1938) Colin Southgate: CEO (Thorn EMI).
(1937) Danièle Lebrun
(1937) Barry Lloyd Vercoe: Composer.
(1937) Baroness Blatch: British Minister of State for Education.
(1937) Manoj Kumar: Indian actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1937) Pierre Hamez: French priest.
(1937) Quinlan Terry: English architect designed the Brentwood Cathedral.
(1936) Ruth Buzzi: American actress, a comedianne gifted for her varied characters on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In," 1968-73.
(1936) Mark Goddard: Actor.
(1936) William Milam: American career diplomat, a Senior Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC.
(1936) Mark Goddard in Lowell: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Don West - Lost in Space).
(1936) Albert Marrin: American historian and author.
(1936) Ruth Buzzi in Westerly: Rhode Island, USA; comedienne (Laugh-In, Margie - That Girl).
(1935) Anne-Marie Peysson: French journalist and radio-TV host, she was one of the first French "speakerines" presenting the daily programs (like Jacqueline Joubert).
(1935) Trevor Chinn: CEO (Lex).
(1935) Aaron Elkins: American author and academic.
(1935) Derek Varnals: South African cricketer.
(1935) Les Reed: English pianist composer and conductor.
(1935) Pat Oliphant: Australia -- Cartoonist (7 Pres: The Art of Oliphant).
(1935) Giuseppe Virgili: Italian soccer/football player.
(1935) Mel Ramos: American painter, pop artist.
(1934) Willie Davis NFL defensive end (Cleveland Browns: Green Bay Packers).
(1934) Steve Lacy: Musician.
(1934) Sante Kimes: American convicted con artist and murderer.
(1934) P Soosaithasan: Sri Lankan accountant and politician.
(1934) Jimmy Holiday: US singer (How Can I Forget).
(1934) Thomas Ambler: CEO (Texaco).
(1933) Doug Sanders: American golfer.
(1933) Richard Rogers: Architect.
(1933) John Aniston: Crete, Greece -- Actor (Search for Tomorrow, Day of our Lives).
(1932) William Ruckelhaus: American legal executive and CEO of Browning-Ferris Industries, a solid waste company.
(1932) William D: Ruckelshaus; head of US Environmental Protection Agency.
(1932) Gustav Tammann: German astronomer and academic.
(1932) William Ruckelshaus: Lawyer.
(1932) Kay Whitmore: American chemist, management specialist and CEO of Eastman Kodak, a film producing and processing company, specializing in everything from public retail to business and medical films.
(1931) Eric Tabarly
(1931) Ermanno Olmi: Italian documentary film maker, director and producer.
(1931) James Woods: American financier, accountant and CEO of Baker Hughes, a large oil company with horizontal drilling experience.
(1931) Éric Tabarly: French commander (d. 1998).
(1931) Oscar Ichazo: Bolivian-born spiritual teacher, the founder of the Arica School in Chile and without doubt one of the great cornerstone founders of the spiritual enneagram.
(1930) Nan Kempner
(1930) Jacqueline Brookes: American stage/film/tv actress.
(1930) Rodolfo Piza Escalante: Costa Rican lawyer considered one of the great public law specialists of the twentieth century in Costa Rica.
(1930) Boris Nikolayevich Belousov: Cosmonaut.
(1930) Charles Hambro: English banker / multi-millionaire / CEO (Hambros).
(1930) Jacqueline Brookes in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; actress (Nora - Jack and Mike).
(1930) Keshubhai Patel: Indian politician 10th Chief Minister of Gujarat.
(1930) Alfred Balk: American magazine editor and journalist (Born 1930).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Cornelius H Charlton
(1929) Peter Yates: Director (Breaking Away, Bullitt).
(1929) Alfred Binns: West Indian cricketer.
(1929) John Haley: American banker.
(1929) Pierre Rosenstiel-Heller: Strasbourg physician.
(1929) Cornelius Charlton: American military death, he died in Korea and was dubbed by The Saturday Evening Post 'The Hero of Hill 543'.
(1929) Hedda J Garza: Writer / political activist.
(1928) Michel Thierry: Foulayronnes EXecutives.
(1927) Claude Sarraute: French writer, a reporter and author.
(1927) Alex Katz: American painter with one-man exhibitions in U.S.

(1927) James J Howard: (Rep-D-New Jersey, 1965- ).
(1927) Robert Boutigny: French champion canoeist-kayaker.
(1927) Zara Mints: Russian-Estonian philologist and academic (d. 1990).
(1927) Virginia McKinney: American astrologer who joined AFA in April 1972.
(1927) Wilfred Josephs: Composer.
(1926) Max Montavon
(1926) Hans Winkler: German equestrian, champion show jumper.
(1926) Gunter Winkler
(1926) Pierre Magnin: Nancy physician.
(1925) Jacques Derogy: French journalist, a reporter at Libération newspaper, 1948-1960, at l’Express, 1959-1987 and at l’Évènement du Jeudi from1987.
(1925) Ignacio Aldecoa: Spanish writer (Gran Sol, Caballo the Pica).
(1924) Janine Charrat: French ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
(1924) Paul Pellas: French scientist specializing in the study of meteorites, who died on 11 May 1997.
(1924) Aris Poulianos: Greek anthropologist and archaeologist.
(1924) Wilfred Josephs: English composer (d. 1997).
(1924) Lord Digby: Lord-lt for Dorset.
(1924) Glenn Loren Glasow: Composer.
(1924) David Loram: British Vice-Admiral (Supreme Allied Commander).
(1923) Warren Hearnes: American politician, lawyer and the 46th Governor of Missouri from 1965 to 1973.
(1922) Charles Mathias Jr: (Sen-R-Maryland, 1969-86).
(1922) Leo Kraft: Composer.
(1922) Madeleine Ferron: Canadian radio host and author (d. 2010).
(1921) Giuseppe Di Stefano: Italian operatic tenor who sang professionally from the late 1940s until the early 1990s.
(1921) Billy Taylor: American pianist and composer (d. 2010).
(1920) Bella Abzug: American lawyer and politician (d. 1998).
(1920) Constance Dowling: Actress (Blind Spot), dies of cardiac arrest at 49.
(1920) Alexander H Cohen: NYC, New York -- Broadway producer (Beyond the Fringe).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ferdi Kübler
(1919) Robert Hope: Australian lawyer and judge (d. 1999).
(1919) Robert Marsden Hope: Australian jurist (d. 1999).
(1919) Ferdinand Kubler: Swiss cyclist.
(1919) William Frey: United States federal judge.
(1919) John Winkin: American baseball player coach and journalist (d. 2014).
(1918) Jean-Roger Caussimon: French singer-songwriter and film actor.
(1918) Ruggiero Ricci: San Francisco, California -- Composer / violinist (Paganini).
(1918) Ruth Duccini: Actress.
(1918) Pee Wee Reese: Athlete.

(1917) Henri Betti
(1917) Simon Slattvik: Norway -- Cross country ski jumper (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1917) John Hillaby: Writer / traveller.
(1917) Jack Moroney: Australian cricketer (d. 1999).
(1917) William Spencer: American banker, the No.
(1917) Robert Farnon: Canadian-born conductor, composer, and arranger (d. 2005).
(1916) John D MacDonald: American novelist, (d. 1986).
(1916) John D: MacDonald novelist (Deep Blue Goodbye).
(1916) Abelardo Duaz Alfaro: Puerto Rican author who achieved great fame throughout Latin America during the 1940s.
(1916) Bob Eberly: Mechanicsville, New York -- Singer (Jimmy Dorsey Band).
(1916) John MacDonald: American action-adventure writer, winner of the Edgar Grand Master award from the Mystery Writers of America, 1972, and winner of the American Book Award's mystery competition with his novel "The Green Ripper," 1980.
(1916) Dick Hahn: American baseball player, a right-handed catcher who played one game with the Washington Senators on 7 September 1940.
(1916) John D. MacDonald: Novelist.
(1915) Frank Thistlethwaite: Vice chancellor (University of East Anglia).
(1915) Enrique Fernando: Filipino lawyer and jurist 13th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines (d. 2004).
(1914) Louis Estrangin: Marseille EXecutives.
(1914) Kenneth B Clark Canal Zone: civil rights activist (Dark Ghetto).
(1914) Mony Dalmès: French actress, who dubbed Marilyn Monroe in several films.
(1914) Ed Mirvish: American-Canadian businessman and philanthropist (d. 2007).
(1914) Frances Kelsey: Canadian pharmacologist and physician (d. 2015).
(1914) Riccardo Malipiero: Italian musician, composer, noted family, nephew & student of gian francesco malipiero.
(1914) Mony Dalmes: Kremlin-Bicétre Actor.
(1914) Robert Emhardt: Actor (Mac-Another World, Underworld USA, Mooncussers).
(1914) Frank Silvera: Kingston, Jamaica -- Actor (High Chaparral).
(1914) Edwin Mirvish: Owner (Old Vic).
(1914) David Miles Bensuan-Butt: Economist.
(1913) Michael Foot: Politician.
(1913) George H Brown: Film producer.
(1913) Johnny McAfee: Dallas, Texas -- Singer (Sammy Kaye Show).
(1913) Britton Chance: American molecular biologist and yachtsman (Born 1913).
(1912) P Rao: Indian documentary filmmaker, art history book writer, art critic and former journalist for The Times of India.
(1912) Jacques Ménager: French Catholic clergyman, who was the 107th Archbishop of Rheims.
(1912) Wadje Vissers: Belgium sport Champion.
(1912) Essie Summers: New Zealand author (d. 1998).
(1911) Raymond Edward Johnson
(1911) Your Raymond: American radio personality who always introduced himself as "Your Host.
(1910) Harry Horner: Czechoslovakian/US set designer/director (Our Town), dies at age 84.
(1910) Edward Ford: Registrat Order of Merit.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Enzo Fiermonte: Italian actor and boxer, sometimes credited as William Bird.
(1908) Cootie Williams: American trumpeter (d. 1985).
(1907) Vitaliano Brancati: Italian playwright, essayist, teacher, screenwriter.
(1907) Hugh Charles: Songwriter / impressario.
(1906) Edna Coll: Educator, and Puerto Rican writer from a family of historians and politicians.
(1906) Vladimir Prelog: Scientist.
(1904) Leo Arnaud: French-American composer, arranger and conductor, often of film scores, best known for "Bugler's Dream", which is used as the theme by television networks presenting the Olympic Games in the United States.
(1904) Richard B Morris: American constitutional historian (d. 1989).
(1904) Richard Morris: American historian and academic (d. 1989).
(1904) James R Killian Jr: MIT President (1948-59).

(1903) A-M Julien: French actor, singer and theatre director, who performed from 1932 to 1939 with Jean Villard (a.
(1903) M Julien: Toulon EXecutives.
(1903) Robert Mills Delaney: Composer.
(1903) (Maistre) Julien: France Actor.
(1902) Renee Houston: Scottish writer and an actress of radio, film, stage and vaudeville.
(1902) Hans Chemin-Petit: Composer.
(1902) Nora Swinburne: England, United Kingdom -- Actress (Quo Vardis, Dinner at Ritz, River).
(1901) Louis Damm: France Scientist.
(1900) Zelda Fitzgerald: American wife of novelist, F. Scott Fitzgerald.
(1900) Henri Bernard: France sport Champion.
(1900) Jan Debusscher: France sport Champion.
(1900) Antonio Jacono: Italy Writer.

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