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2010 - Today

(2011) Cody Hoellein: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Shaniah Jones: Pop Singer.
(2002) Avery Rose: YouTube Star.
(2000) Mario Novembre: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Josh Hyland: Family Member.
(1999) Wyatt Lackey: YouNow Star.
(1998) Froy Gutierrez: TV Actor.
(1998) Dytto : Dancer.
(1997) Jonan Perrea: YouTube Star.
(1996) Lisa Ulliel
(1996) Mitchell Craske: Dancer.
(1995) Nick Kyrgios: Australian tennis player, born to a Greek father and a Malaisian mother, he won the Australian junior open in 2013.
(1995) Sarah Close: Pop Singer.
(1994) Aziatomik

(1994) Elmo Magalona: Filipino actor and singer.
(1994) Ryan Ross: YouTube Star.
(1993) Brittney Saunders: YouTube Star.
(1993) Dylan Clark: Bassist.
(1993) Nolan Emme: YouTube Star.
(1992) Allison Iraheta: American singer-songwriter (Halo Circus).
(1992) Keenan Allen: Football Player.
(1992) James Duke Mason: Son of singer Belinda Carlisle and Morgan Mason.
(1992) Kieran Lemon: Pop Singer.
(1991) Lara Gut
(1991) Harley Bonner: Soap Opera Actor.
(1991) Jennifer Braun: German singer.
(1991) Jay Hardway: DJ.
(1991) Isaac Cuenca: Spanish footballer.
(1990) Lou de Laâge
(1990) Martin Kelly: English footballer.
(1990) Austin Dillon: Race Car Driver.
(1990) K Camp: Rapper.
(1990) Erik Keedus: Estonian basketball player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Martha Hunt: Model.
(1989) Emily Rios: American actress.
(1989) Luke Bracey: Actor.
(1989) Lars Bender: German footballer.
(1989) Sven Bender: German footballer.
(1989) Maksym Bilyi: Ukrainian footballer (d. 2013).
(1989) Dmytro Kozban: Ukrainian footballer.
(1989) Milagros Schmoll: Argentinian model.
(1988) Joeri Dequevy: Belgian footballer.
(1988) Lizz Lizzo: Musician.

(1988) Semyon Varlamov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1988) Kris Thackray: English footballer.
(1987) William Moseley: Movie Actor.
(1987) Alexandra Lacrabère
(1987) Wang Feifei: Chinese singer dancer and actress (Miss A).
(1987) Taylor Chorney: American ice hockey player.
(1987) Hannah Stone
(1987) Emma Taylor-Isherwood: Canadian actress.
(1987) Elliott Shriane: Australian speed skater.
(1986) Dinara Safina: Russian tennis player.
(1986) Jenna-Louise Coleman
(1986) Kelly Bochenko
(1986) Angus Stone
(1986) Jenna Coleman: Soap Opera Actress.
(1986) Shae-Lee Shackleford: YouTube Star.
(1986) Nick Noonan: Pop Singer.
(1986) Elena Risteska: Macedonian singer-songwriter.
(1985) José de Miranda da Silva Júnior: Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Meselech Melkamu: Ethiopian runner.
(1985) Jemima Kirke: Actress.
(1985) Jose Antonio de Miranda da Silva Junior: Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Patrick Stump: American musician (Fall Out Boy).
(1984) Fabien Gilot: French champion swimmer.
(1984) Lussi (singer)
(1984) Wesley Chan: Film Producer.
(1984) Eva Simons: Musician.
(1984) Charisma Star: YouTube Star.
(1984) Daniel Holdsworth: Australian rugby player.
(1984) Pierre-Marc Bouchard: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Ari Graynor: American actress and producer.
(1983) Jessica Lynch: Soldier.
(1983) Corey Harrison: Reality Star.
(1983) Greg Miller: YouTube Star.
(1983) Martin Viiask: Estonian basketball player.
(1982) François Parisien: Canadian cyclist.
(1982) Katrina Johnson: American actress.
(1982) Alexander Widiker: German rugby player.
(1981) Sandy Mölling
(1981) Patrik Gerrbrand: Swedish footballer.
(1981) Fabrizio Faniello: Maltese singer-songwriter.
(1981) Joey Gathright: American baseball player.
(1980) Sybille Bammer: Austrian tennis player.
(1980) Emily Brydon
(1980) Christian Lara: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1980) Ananda Mikola: Indonesian race car driver.
(1980) Talitha Cummins: Australian journalist.
(1980) Jason Gainza: Filipino actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Will Boyd: American bass player (Evanescence American Princes and The Visitors).
(1979) Pierre-Charles Peuf: French athlete, a pole vaulter who won the French 2005 championships in Angers, crossing the bar at 5.60m.
(1979) Vladimir Kozlov: Wrestler.
(1979) Natasha Chokljat: Australian netball player.
(1978) Jim James
(1978) Stana Katic: Actress.
(1978) Anna Mouglalis: Actress.
(1978) Pablo Schreiber: Actor.
(1977) Khalid Zoubaa: French runner.
(1977) Tom Welling: Actor.

(1977) Jason Earles: Actor.
(1976) Sally Hawkins: English film actress.
(1976) Walter Pandiani: Uruguayan footballer.
(1976) Isobel Campbell: Rock Singer.
(1976) Olaf Tufte: Norwegian rower.
(1976) Faisal Saif: Indian director screenwriter and critic.
(1975) Pedro Feliz: Dominican baseball player.
(1975) Laura Diaz
(1975) Chris Carpenter: American baseball player and manager.
(1975) Beatrice Palazzi Rossi: Italian roller-skating world champion for dancing on skates.
(1975) Michael Booker: cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1975) Kenny Harris: safety (Arizona Cardinals).
(1975) Koopsta Knicca: American rapper (Three 6 Mafia) (d. 2015).
(1975) Rabih Abdullah: American pro football player.
(1974) Frank Catalanotto: American baseball player.
(1974) Pete Chryplewicz: tight end (Detroit Lions).
(1974) Richard Johnson: Australian footballer.
(1974) Johnny Devine: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1974) Ivana Milicevic: Actress.
(1974) Greg Laswell: Musician.
(1974) Carlos Fortes: soccer player (Sparta).
(1973) Stefano Savorani: Italian ex-police officer afflicted with mental illness, diagnosed schizophrenic.
(1973) Sharlee D'Angelo: Swedish bass player and songwriter (Arch Enemy Spiritual Beggars King Diamond Witchery Sinergy and Mercyful Fate).
(1973) Sébastien Lareau: Canadian tennis player.
(1973) Andre Gower: American actor.
(1973) Duško Adamović: Serbian footballer.
(1973) Dusko Adamovic: Serbian footballer.
(1973) Sebastien Lareau: French/Canadian tennis player.
(1973) AndrT Gower in Culver City: California, USA; actor (Monster Squad, Baby Makes Five, Fathers and Sons, Mr President).
(1972) Nigel Barker: English fashion photographer.
(1972) Maura West: American actress, soap opera star whose performance as Carly Snyder on "As The World Turns" earned her several nominations for awards and a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series in 2007.
(1972) Silvia Farina
(1972) Alison McKnight in Bakersfield: California, USA; 100 metre hurdler/heptathlete.
(1972) Silvia Farina in Milan: Italy; tennis star (1995 Maria Lankowitz doubles).
(1972) Tommy Thompson: NFL punter (San Francisco 49ers).
(1972) Mehmet Kurtulus: Turkish-born German actor.
(1972) David Lascher: American actor and producer.
(1972) Mehmet Kurtuluş: Turkish-German actor.
(1972) Almedin Civa: Bosnian footballer and coach.
(1972) David Lascher in New York City: New York; actor (Josh - Clueless, Kidz in the Wood).
(1972) Ethan Brooks: NFL / WAFL tackle (Atlanta Falcons, Rhein Fire).
(1972) Tim Ruddy: NFL center (Miami Dolphins).
(1971) Ricky Sutton: WLAF defensive end (Barcelona Dragons).
(1971) François Bégaudeau: French writer, journalist and actor.
(1971) Olari Elts: Estonian conductor.
(1971) Joelle Morin: Canadian TV series and soap star actress seen in the series "Alys Roby.
(1971) Rhonda Stuart: American victim of an attack by her former beau, Stephen Gruning, on 2/12/1995.
(1971) Tess Daly: British television presenter.
(1971) Marc Andreessen: Businessman.
(1971) Craig Keith: NFL tight end (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1971) Chrissy Lampkin: Reality Star.
(1971) Hayley Carr: Salzburg, Austria -- Actress (Courtney-As the World Turns).
(1970) Gianfranco Contri: Italian cyclist, winner of an Olympics Silver Medal on the 100 km team in Barcelona 1992.
(1970) Dexter Boney: American basketball player, a guard for the Phoenix Suns.
(1970) Tionne Watkins: Musician.
(1970) Mikiko Hagiwara: WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs).
(1970) Tim Hanshaw: NFL guard (San Francisco 49ers).
(1970) Melania Trump: First Lady.
(1970) Steve Breen: Cartoonist.
(1970) Kylie Travis: English-Australian actress.
(1970) Debra Wilson: Comedian.
(1970) Lisa Unger: Author.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Cory Booker: American lawyer and politician.
(1969) Darcey Bussell: British ballerina.
(1969) Brett Steven: in Bermuda; New Zealand tennis player (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Tess Daly: TV Show Host.
(1969) Mica Paris: British singer and presenter.
(1969) Vladimir Kozlov: Ukrainian-American wrestler and actor.
(1969) Grahame Cheney: Australian boxer.
(1969) Tyrone Rodgers: Canadian Football League defensive linebacker (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1969) Francine "Frankie" McRae: Australian softball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1968) Paulino Nunes

(1968) Cristian Mungiu
(1968) Dana Milbank: American reporter and columnist.
(1968) Adrian Cooper: NFL tight end (Minnesota Vikings).
(1968) Bob Pflugfelder: Scientist.
(1967) Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
(1967) Erik Thomson: Scottish-born Australian actor known for playing Hades in the television series "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys," Dr. Mitch Stevens in "All Saints" and Dave Rafter in "Packed to the Rafters.
(1967) Willem-Alexander CGF: Dutch crown Prince / Son of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.
(1967) Bridgette Gordon: WNBA forward (Sacramento Monarchs, Olympics - Gold - 88).
(1967) Marianne Jean-Baptiste: Actress.
(1967) Jason Whitlock: American football player and journalist.
(1967) Willem-Alexander of: Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.
(1967) Willem-Alexander : Dutch royalty, the first born son of Queen Beatrix and Prince-consort Claus von Amsberg.
(1967) Aki Avni: Israeli entertainer.
(1967) Tommy Smith: Scottish saxophonist composer and educator.
(1966) Luc de Larochelliere
(1966) Yoshihiro Togashi: Japanese illustrator.
(1966) Kylie Travis
(1966) Vyacheslav Oliynyk: Ukrainian wrestler.
(1966) Natasha Trethewey: Poet.
(1966) Matt Reeves: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Kevin James: Comedian.
(1965) Courtenay Becker-Dey: Greenwich, Connecticut -- Europe yachter (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1965) Anna Chancellor: English actress.
(1964) Alison Etheridge: Professor of Probability at the University of Oxford.
(1964) Paul Osbaldiston: Canadian Football League kicker (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1964) Michael Mahonen: Canadian actor, director and screenwriter.
(1964) Lisa Wilcox: American actress.
(1963) René Rindlisbacher: Swiss TV presenter and comedian.
(1963) Cali Timmins: Canadian actress.
(1963) Russell Davies: Welsh screenwriter and producer.
(1963) Jet Li: Actor.
(1963) Schae Harrison [Deborah Schaeffer] in Anaheim Hills: California, USA; actress (Darla - The Bold and the Beautiful).
(1963) Russell T Davies: Welsh television writer.
(1963) Arther van: Dijk; drummer (Ivy Green).
(1962) James Legros
(1962) Schae Harrison
(1962) Im Sang-soo: South Korean film director and screenwriter.
(1962) Calista Carradine
(1962) Rande Gerber
(1962) Choi Min-sik: South Korean actor.
(1962) Victoria Price
(1962) Andrew Selous: English soldier and politician.
(1962) Seppo Räty: Finnish javelin thrower and coach.
(1962) James LeGros: American actor.
(1962) Ángel Comizzo: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1962) William H. Pryor: Judge.
(1962) Edvard Moser: Norwegian psychologist and neuroscientist, he received the 2014 Nobel prize in medicine or physiology with his wife May-Britt.
(1962) Denise Baldwin in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; LPGA golfer (1991 Futures Salisbury Classic).
(1962) Grant Show in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Jake - Melrose Place, Rick - Ryan's Hope).
(1962) Patricia Susan Plumer Levere in Covina: California, USA; 1.5k/3K/5k runner.
(1962) Patricia Plumer: Covina, California -- 1.5k / 5k runner.
(1962) Angel Comizzo: Argentine footballer.
(1961) Moana Pozzi: Italian porno film who made a political bid, running on the same political ticket as Cicciolina.
(1961) Andy Schlafly: American attorney, political activist and founder of Conservapedia.
(1961) Andrew Schlafly: American lawyer and activist founded Conservapedia.
(1961) Joan Chen: Actress.
(1960) Mike Krushelnyski: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sheena Easton: Scottish/American singer and entertainer who won a contest to be featured on a BBC-TV show about the making of a pop star.
(1959) Nathalie Rheims
(1959) Jean Le Cam
(1959) Andrew Fire
(1959) Neil Pearson: English actor.
(1959) Louis Lortie: Canadian-German pianist and educator.
(1959) Pedro Pierluisi: Politician.
(1959) Marco Pirroni: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Adam and the Ants Siouxsie and the Banshees The Wolfmen Rema-Rema and Spear of Destiny).
(1959) Marco Pirroni in London: England; rock guitarist (Adam and The Ants).
(1958) Fabien Onteniente

(1958) Keith Denunzio: Rocker.
(1958) Giancarlo Esposito: Actor.
(1957) Anthony Lawrence: Australian writer, a Tasmanian-based poetic wordsmith, literary reviewer and poetry teacher.
(1957) Eric Bristow: English darts player.
(1957) Willie Upshaw: American baseball player and manager.
(1957) Rosanna Scotto: American news anchor.
(1957) Michel Barrette: Canadian actor and stand-up comedian.
(1956) Kevin McNally: English actor and screenwriter.
(1956) Bridget Kendall: English journalist and talk show host.
(1956) Bryan Harvey: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (House of Freaks) (d. 2006).
(1956) Douglas P: English-Australian singer producer and actor (Death in June and Crisis).
(1956) Dennie Shupryt-Knoop in Chicago: Illinois, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1956) Jeff Probyn: English rugby player coach and manager.
(1955) Pierrick Hiard: French football/soccer player, who played on the French national team in 1981.
(1955) Eric Schmidt: American engineer and businessman.
(1955) Cora Ann Mahalick: New Jersey, United States -- News anchor (WNYW-TV).
(1955) Gudrun Berend: German hurdler (d. 2011).
(1954) Herman Edwards: American football player coach and sportscaster.
(1954) Frank Bainimarama: Fijian commander and politician 8th Prime Minister of Fiji.
(1953) Arielle Dombasle: American born French actress and singer (archeologist father).
(1953) Dr Ellen L Shulman Baker in Fayetteville: North Carolina, USA; MD/astronaut (STS 34, 50, 71).
(1953) Ellen L Shulman Baker: Fayetteville, North Carolina -- MD / Astronaut (STS 34, 50, 71).
(1952) Ari Vatanen: Finnish race car driver and politician.
(1952) George Gervin: American basketball player: guard/forward - Virginia Squires, Spur, Bulls.
(1952) Larry Elder: American lawyer and talk show host.
(1951) Ace Frehley: Guitarist.
(1951) Boris Kinberg: rock percussionist (Mink Deville).
(1951) Ace Frehley in the Bronx: New York, USA; heavy metal rocker (Kiss - "Beth", Frehley's Comet).
(1950) Vladimir Fedorovski
(1950) Christian Zacharias
(1950) Paul Lockyer: Australian journalist (d. 2011).
(1950) Kiyokazu Kitamura: Japanese religious leader (known as Himegamisama: 'Honourable Princess God') who in 1968 succeeded her grandmother, Kitamura Sayo (1900-1967, known as Ogamisama), as leader of the Shinto-based new religion, Tenshō Kōtai Jingū-kyō (Dancing Religion) which Ogamisama founded in 1945.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Didier Daeninckx: French author and left-wing politician of Belgian descent, best known for his romans noirs.
(1949) Yoshiaki Fujiwara: Wrestler (NJPW / PWF / UWF).
(1949) Douglas Sheehan in Santa Monica: California, USA; actor (Ben - Knots Landing, Joe Kelly - General Hospital).
(1949) Enzo Braschi: Italian actor, comedian and writer.
(1949) Doug Sheehan: Actor (Joe Kelly- General Hospital).
(1949) Grant Chapman: Australian businessman and politician.
(1948) Noëlle Lenoir
(1948) Frank Abagnale: American professional imposter, (surname is pronounced Ab-big-nail; born April 27, 1948, in Bronxville, NY; son of Frank W. (a company president) and Paulette (a dental assistant; maiden name, Anton) Abagnale.
(1948) Si Robertson: Reality Star.
(1948) Kate Pierson: American singer-songwriter and bass player (The B-52's and NiNa).

(1948) Amrit Bohara: Nepalese politician.
(1948) Josef Hickersberger: Austrian footballer coach and manager.
(1948) Noelle Lenoir: French politician, the first woman to hold a seat in the constitutional advisory board of France.
(1948) Amrit Bohra: Nepalese politician.
(1948) Frank William Abagnale: Jr.
(1948) Kate Pierson in Weehawken: New Jersey, USA; vocals/guitarist (B-52's - "Rock Lobster", "Love Shack").
(1947) Ludmila Mikaël: French stage and film actress, born to painter Pierre Dmitrienko, she was a member of the 'Comédie-Française".
(1947) Pete Ham: Rocker (Badfinger), commits suicide by hanging himself at 27.
(1947) Keith Magnuson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2003).
(1947) Ann Peebles: American singer-songwriter.
(1947) Maria Del Mar Bonet: Balearic singer from the island of Majorca.
(1947) George Kenneth Butterfield: American politician.
(1947) Pete Ham: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (Badfinger) (d. 1975).
(1947) Ann Peebles in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; soul singer ("I Can't Stand the Rain").
(1947) Herbie Murrell: American singer (Stylistics - "You are My Everything").
(1947) Peter Gena: Composer.
(1947) G Butterfield: American soldier lawyer and politician.
(1946) Michel Delebarre
(1946) Patrizia Carrano: Italian journalist, a writer for varying magazines as a film critic since 1964.
(1946) Marilyn Nelson: Poet.
(1946) Nicholas Serota: English historian and curator.
(1946) Franz Roth: German footballer.
(1946) Niki Tsongas: Politician.
(1946) Meeli Truu: Estonian architect (d. 2013).
(1945) August Wilson: American playwright, whose prolific works chronicle the African-American experience in the United States.
(1945) Jack Deverell: English general.
(1945) Richard Armitage: Politician.
(1945) Helen Hodgman: Scottish-Australian author.
(1945) Martin Chivers: English footballer and manager.
(1944) Michael Fish (weatherman)
(1944) Bernard Madrelle
(1944) Cuba Gooding: American singer and actor (The Main Ingredient).
(1944) Stoker Cavendish: 12th Duke of Devonshire English academic and politician.
(1944) Herb Pedersen in Berkley: California, USA; singer (Desert Rose Band - "Love Reunited").
(1944) Michael Fish: English meteorologist and journalist.
(1944) Herb Pedersen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Desert Rose Band and The Dillards).
(1944) Michael Fish: English meteorologist and journalist.
(1943) Helmut Marko: Austrian race car driver and manager.
(1943) Gary Wright: Musician.
(1943) Eugene Polyakov: Dancer.
(1943) Peter Zumthor: Architect.
(1942) John Buck: New Zealand vintner, the first person in the New Zealand wine industry to ever be awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Lincoln University for his contribution to the industry, given at a ceremony on 4/27/2001.
(1942) Jim Keltner: American drummer (Traveling Wilburys Plastic Ono Band and Delaney & Bonnie and Friends).
(1942) Valeri Vladimirovich Polyakov Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-6: TM-18).
(1942) Vittorio Cecchi Gori: Italian film producer and politician, the son of Mario Cecchi Gori.
(1942) Ruth Glick: American author.
(1942) April Glaspie: Diplomat.
(1942) Gordon Roddick: English cosmetic manufacturer (Body Shop).
(1941) Aminata Sow Fall
(1941) Fethullah Gülen: Turkish preacher and theologian.
(1941) Lee Jordan: American football player.
(1941) Judith Blegen: American soprano opera singer, she began voice lessons in 1955 and made a debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1963.
(1941) Guy Verrecchia: La Courneuve EXecutives.
(1941) Judith Blegen in Missoula: Montana, USA; opera singer (Papagena - Magic Flute).
(1941) Jennings Michael Burch: American author.
(1941) Pat Choate: American economist and academic.
(1941) Jennings Burch: American author (d. 2013).
(1941) Friedrich Goldmann: Composer.
(1941) Jan D: Blaauw; Dutch Member of Parliament (VVD).
(1941) Lee Roy Jordan: American football player.
(1940) Bernard Turin: French circus performer and trainer, who founded the National School of Circus Arts in Rosny-sous-Bois in 1988.
(1940) Jean-Claude Pomonti: Neuilly sur Seine Journalist.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michael Nitschke: German physicist, honored for his important contributions to nuclear physics when he was elected to a Fellowship in the American Physical Society.
(1939) Stanisław Dziwisz: Polish cardinal.
(1939) Jerry Mercer: Canadian musician, drummer in the group April Wine.
(1939) Stanislaw Dziwisz: Polish Cardinal.
(1939) Jean-Marie Charpentier: French architect, designed the Shangai theatre.
(1939) Judy Carne: British actress and comedian.
(1938) Earl Anthony: American professional bowler, a champion.
(1938) Earl Anthony bowler (PBA money champion 1974-76: 1981-83).
(1938) Alain Caron: French-Canadian ice hockey player (d. 1986).
(1938) Allen Klein: Author.

(1937) Sandy Dennis: American actress, onstage from the early '60s; on-screen from 1961.
(1937) Yvon Montané
(1937) Phil Jones: newsman (CBS).
(1937) Richard Perham: English biologist and academic (d. 2015).
(1937) Robin Eames: Northern Irish clergyman.
(1937) Sandy Dennis in Hastings: Nebraska, USA; actress (Honey - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?).
(1936) Geoffrey Shovelton: English singer and illustrator.
(1935) Theo Angelopoulos
(1935) Sady Rebbot
(1935) Patricia Reilly Giff: Educator.
(1935) Ron Morris: American pole vaulter and coach.
(1935) Theodoros Angelopoulos: Greek director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1934) Brennan Manning: American priest and author (d. 2013).
(1934) Jean Valentine: American poet and academic.
(1934) Donald Sterling: Businessman.
(1933) Arno Penzias: Scientist.
(1933) Peter Imbert: Baron Imbert English police officer and politician Lord Lieutenant for Greater London.
(1933) Carol Burnett: Actress.
(1932) Anouk Aimée: French actress with a film debut in 1947, a hauntingly beautiful brunette, feline, graceful.
(1932) Casey Kasem: American "musical countdown king" radio disk jockey, who co-created and hosted the hit ABC radio show "America's Top 40" until 1988, then went on to syndication, weekly television, and sales pitches for a wide variety of products.
(1932) Clément Guillon: French Roman Catholic bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Quimper, France.
(1932) Melvin Burckes: American engineer and noted family, the son of Jean Gullo, who was the head of the Theosophical Order of Service.
(1932) Pik Botha: South African lawyer politician and diplomat 8th South African Ambassador to the United States.
(1932) Maxine Brown: American singer-songwriter (The Browns).
(1932) Derek Minter: English motorcycle racer (d. 2015).
(1932) Casey Kasem in Detroit: Michigan, USA; radio personality (American Top 40).
(1932) Chuck Knox NFL coach (Los Angeles Rams: Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks).
(1932) Gian-Carlo Rota: Italian-born American mathematician and philosopher (d. 1999).
(1932) Anouk Aimee: French actress.
(1932) Aimé Anouk: Paris 16éme Actor.
(1932) Petar Ozgijan: Composer.
(1932) Francois Bayle: Composer.
(1932) Charles Adkins: United States -- Light welterweight boxer (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) Robert Donner in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Yancy - The Waltons, Exidor - Mork and Mindy).
(1931) Igor Oistrakh: Ukrainian violinist and educator.
(1931) Krzystzof Komeda: Composer.
(1931) Igor Oistrach: Ukrainian violinist/son of David Oistrach.
(1930) Roelof F: "Pik" Botha; South African minister of Foreign affairs.
(1930) Jean-Jacques Peschard: French physician, a surgeon found murdered by two bullets in his clinic on 1/16/1990, 11:15 PM, MET, Marseille, France.
(1930) Bruce Jay Friedman: Novelist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Donald Ray Cressey
(1929) Nina Ponomaryova: Russian discus thrower and coach.
(1929) Lahouari Godih: France sport Champion.
(1929) Allan Campbell: American professor of biology.
(1929) Nina Ponomareva Romaschkova: USSR -- Discus thrower (1952, 60 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1929) Donald Cressey: American sociologist, criminologist and author.
(1928) Brigitte Auber
(1928) Paul Labadie: France sport Champion.
(1928) Leslie Creed: American newspaper correspondent with a gift for telling stories.
(1927) Coretta Scott King

(1927) Joe Moakley: American politician, a legend in his own lifetime, an enduring and celebrated Dem.
(1927) Sheila Scott: English aviatrix (d. 1988).
(1927) John Joseph Moakley American politician (Representative-Democrat-Massachusetts: 1973-).
(1927) Charlie Fonville: American shot putter and lawyer (d. 1994).
(1927) Tato Bores: Argentinian actor (d. 1996).
(1927) Connie Kay: American drummer (Modern Jazz Quartet) (d. 1994).
(1927) Coretta King: American civil rights leader with her famed husband, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
(1927) Charles Fonville: American track and field athlete who set a world record in the shot put.
(1927) Ursula Dinkgrafe: Germany Actor.
(1927) Samuel Swedenborg: American psychiatrist, Jungian analyst, who wrote the paper "the inner guide to the archetypes" which he presented to the Jungian society, married 3 times, two children.
(1926) Tim LaHaye: American minister and author.
(1926) Clement Buenger: American finance accountant, fine arts fundraiser and CEO of Fifth Third Bancorp, in charge of writing off third world loans.
(1926) Basil Paterson: American lawyer and politician 59th Secretary of State of New York (d. 2014).
(1926) David Coleman: Journalist.
(1926) Alan Reynolds: English painter and educator (d. 2014).
(1925) Derek Chinnery: English broadcaster (d. 2015).
(1925) Michele Ferrero: Businessman.
(1924) Vernon Romney: American lawyer and politician 14th Attorney General of Utah (d. 2013).
(1923) Didier Aaron: French antique dealer and gallery owner.
(1923) Roger Vandooren: French soccer player and trainer.
(1923) Betty Jumper: Seminole chief (d. 2011).
(1923) Bridey Murphy: American housewife who became famous for the book written about her and subsequent movie, "The Search For Bridey Murphy.
(1922) Jack Klugman: TV Actor.
(1922) Martin Gray (Holocaust survivor)
(1922) Sheila Scott: British pilot who completed, in June 1966, the first ever solo flight around the world by a British pilot, 29,000 miles.
(1922) Ernie Mason: American sports handicapper who picks horses from Hollywood Park to handicap the odds.
(1922) Martin Gray: Polish-born American writer and Holocaust survivor.
(1921) Robert Dhéry: French actor, director and screenwriter.
(1921) Jean Foyer: French politician and minister.
(1921) John Stott: English clergyman and theologian (d. 2011).
(1921) Robert Dhery: St Denis Actor.
(1921) Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff: German actor and TV host, nicknamed Kuli, best-known for the 1960s program "Einer wird gewinnen" ("One Will Win").
(1920) Guido Cantelli: Italian orchestral conductor, who was named Musical Director of La Scala, Milan in November 1956 but whose promising career was cut short only one week later by his death on 24 November at the age of 36 in an aircraft crash in Paris, France.
(1920) Edwin Morgan (poet)
(1920) James Mann: American colonel lawyer and politician (d. 2010).
(1920) Mark Krasnosel'skii: Ukrainian-Russian mathematician and academic (d. 1997).
(1920) James R Mann: American attorney and politician (d. 2010).
(1920) Edwin Morgan: Scottish poet, said to be the greatest contemporary poet of today; self-proclaimed as gay at age 70.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Damon Cooper: American Naval Aviator and the first Chief of Naval Reserve.
(1919) Walter Ritchie: sculptor.
(1918) John Alfred Scali: Journalist / correspondent (ABC).
(1918) Sten Rudholm: Swedish lawyer and jurist (d. 2008).
(1918) John Scali: American journalist and public official.
(1918) Willem N "Pim" Koot pianist of Concert building (Oh: Lady! Lady!).
(1918) Kirby Stone New York City: New York, jazz combo leader (Baubles Bangles and Beads).
(1917) I. M. Pei: Architect.
(1917) Georges Gaillot: France sport Champion.
(1917) Roman Matsov: Estonian violinist pianist and conductor (d. 2001).

(1916) Enos Slaughter: American baseball player and manager (d. 2002).
(1916) Jan Rychlik: composer.
(1916) Robert McWilliams: Jr.
(1916) Jean Pagot: Dijon Military man.
(1916) Gordon Cameron: Scottish artist, painter.
(1915) Eric Kemp: Church of England bishop.
(1914) Albert Soboult: French historian.
(1914) James Rouse: Businessman.
(1914) Bernard Malamud: Novelist.
(1913) Philip Abelson: American physicist and author (d. 2004).
(1913) Kenneth Hodson: American military lawyer, major general, who served as the 27th Judge Advocate General of the United States Army from 1967 to 1971.
(1913) Luz Long: German long jumper and soldier (d. 1943).
(1913) Irving Adler: American mathematician author and academic (d. 2012).
(1913) Lucien-Frederic Arrieu: Marseille Painters.
(1913) Lucien Arrieu: French artist and painter.
(1912) Jacques de Bourbon Busset
(1912) Jacques de Bourbon-Busset: French author and politician (d. 2001).
(1912) Renato Rascel actor (7 Hills of Rome: Secrets of Santa Vittoria).
(1912) Frederick Rand: Weissman philanthropist.
(1912) Franz Weyergans: Belgian literary (Les Gens Heureux).
(1912) Zohra Segal: Indian stage and film actress.
(1912) Zohra Sehgal: Indian actress dancer and choreographer (d. 2014).
(1911) Georges Dargaud: French publisher (Asterix, Kuifje), dies at 78.
(1911) Bruno Beger: German anthropologist and ethnologist (d. 2009).
(1911) Colin Gordon: Ceylon; actor (John-The Baron).
(1911) Chris Berger: Dutch sprinter and footballer (d. 1965).
(1910) Chiang Ching-kuo: Chinese politician 3rd President of the Republic of China (d. 1988).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Muriel C: Bradbrook English writer (That Infidel Place).
(1908) Geneviève Coty: French member of a noted family, the daughter of René Coty (President of France, 1954-1959) and Germaine Corblet.
(1906) Aimé Maeght: French art collector and editor, who founded the Galerie Maeght in Paris and Barcelona, and the Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence near Nice (southern France).
(1906) Alice Allison Dunnigan
(1906) Aim? Maeght: Hazebrouck EXecutives.
(1906) Yiorgos Theotokas: Greek author and playwright (d. 1966).
(1906) Yorgos Theotokas: Greek novelist (d. 1966).
(1906) Mark Alexander: Abrams market researcher.
(1905) Julian Stryjkowski: writer.
(1905) Philip Radcliffe: composer.

(1905) John Kuck: American javelin thrower and shot putter (d. 1986).
(1904) C. Day Lewis: Poet.
(1904) Nikos Zachariadis: General Secretary of the Communist Party of Greece (Born 1903).
(1904) Cecil Day-Lewis: England, United Kingdom -- Poet laureate / detective (Nicholas Blake).
(1904) Pierre Nougaro: Toulouse Opera Singers.
(1904) Arthur F Burns: Economist / Chairman (Federal Reserve Board).
(1904) Ragnar Skrede: Norwegian poet (Lauvfall).
(1904) Arthur Frank Burns: Economist.
(1903) Hans Walter: Kosterliz biochemist.
(1903) Edouard Rouland: France sport Champion.
(1903) Horace Stoneham: baseball owner (San Francisco Giants), dies at age 86.
(1903) Frank Belknap: Long American writer (Rim of the Unknown).
(1902) Carl Payne Tobey
(1902) Roger Viel
(1902) Tiemoko Kouyaté: Malian educator and activist (d. 1942).
(1902) Carl Tobey: American astrologer and editor of four national magazines.
(1900) Hack Wilson: Athlete.
(1900) Charles Francis Richter: Scientist.
(1900) August Koern: Estonian politician and diplomat Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs in exile (d. 1989).

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