Famous Birthdays of 30 December
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 30th of December
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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(1986)
Ellie Goulding: British singer.
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(1986)
Caity Lotz: TV Actress.
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(1986)
Adriana Dorn
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(1986)
Faye Marsay: English actress.
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(1986)
Domenico Criscito: Italian footballer.
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(1986)
Gianni Zuiverloon: Dutch footballer.
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(1986)
Cami Li: Model.
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(1986)
Sierra Fellers: American professional skateboarder.
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(1985)
Lars Boom: Dutch cyclist.
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(1985)
Bryson Goodwin: Australian rugby player.
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(1984)
LeBron James: American professional basketball player for the Cleveland Cavaliers of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
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(1984)
Randall Azofeifa: Costa Rican footballer.
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(1984)
Andra Day: Pop Singer.
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(1983)
Ashley Bashioum
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(1983)
Nick Symmonds: American runner.
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(1983)
Kevin Systrom: Entrepreneur.
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(1983)
Rachel & Ross Trudeau: Twins of Jane Pauley and Gerry Trudeau.
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(1983)
Rachel Trudeau: American noted family, second twin born to TV anchor woman Jane Pauley (10/31/1950) and husband, cartoonist Gary Trudeau.
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(1983)
Richard Trudeau: American noted family, first born twin of TV anchor woman Jane Pauley and husband, cartoonist Gary Trudeau.
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(1983)
Davide Mandorlini: Italian footballer.
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(1983)
Josh Sussman: American actor.
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(1982)
Kristin Kreuk: TV Actress.
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(1982)
Dawan Landry: American football player.
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(1982)
Cherry Lou: Filipino actress.
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(1982)
Dathan Ritzenhein: American runner.
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(1982)
Tara Wallace: Reality Star.
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(1982)
Katie Beers: American kidnapping victim, was kidnapped in New York in 1992 at age 9, by a friend of the family, and held in an underground bunker for seventeen days.
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(1982)
Tobias Kurbjuweit: German footballer.
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(1981)
Louise Monot
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(1981)
Cédric Carrasso: French football (soccer) player, who currently plays as a goalkeeper for Bordeaux.
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(1981)
KWill : South Korean singer-songwriter dancer and actor.
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(1981)
Haley Paige: Mexican-American porn actress and director (d. 2007).
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(1981)
Michael Rodríguez: Costa Rican footballer.
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(1981)
Matt Ulrich: American football player.
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(1981)
Ali Al Habsi: Omani footballer.
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(1981)
Michael Rodriguez: Costa Rican footballer.
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(1981)
Reef the Lost Cauze: American rapper (JuJu Mob and Army of the Pharaohs).
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(1981)
Ali Al-Habsi: Omani footballer.
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(1980)
Eliza Dushku: American actress who began performing professionally at age 11 when her first movie, "One Hot Summer" was released, August 1992.
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(1980)
Renaud Écalle
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(1980)
Catherine Mengue
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(1980)
Christian Cantwell
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(1980)
Alison McGovern: English politician.
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(1980)
DJ Mbenga: basketball player.
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(1980)
Ben Robinson: Chef.
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(1980)
Kenny Kwan: Filipino-Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor (Boy'z).
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(1980)
Eliza Dushku in Boston: Massachusetts; American actress (This Boy's Life, True Lies, Journey).
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(1980)
D Mbenga: Congolese-Belgian basketball player.
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1979 - 1970
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1972
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Sean Higgins NBA guard/forward (Philadelphia 76ers: Portland Trail Blazers).
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(1968)
Bryan Burk: American screenwriter and producer.
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(1968)
Sandra Glover: American hurdler.
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(1968)
Kevin Dahl in Regina: Saskatchewan, Canada; NHL defenseman (Calgary Flames).
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(1967)
Carl Ouellet: Canadian wrestler and sportscaster.
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(1967)
Colleen Miller in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; rower (Olympics-1996).
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(1967)
Karen Dunne: American track and road cyclist.
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(1966)
Bennett Miller: American film director.
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(1966)
Gary Chartier: American philosopher scholar and academic.
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(1965)
Heidi Fleiss: American businesswoman, a chic and attractive brunette known as the notorious "Hollywood Madam.
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(1965)
Darrin Huss
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(1965)
Tony Jones WLAF receiver (Amsterdam Admirals: Frankfurt Galaxy).
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(1965)
David Baker in Sheffield: England; United Kingdom cyclist.
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(1964)
Sophie Ward (actress)
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(1964)
Kimberly Taylor [Cindy]: Model / Penthouse Pet (1990).
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(1964)
Duglas T Stewart: Scottish musician (BMX Bandits).
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(1964)
Kris Tschetter in Detroit: Michigan, USA; LPGA golfer (1992 Northgate Computer).
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(1964)
Sophie Ward: English actress.
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(1964)
Duglas Stewart: Scottish singer-songwriter and producer (BMX Bandits).
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(1964)
George Newbern: American actor.
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(1964)
Sylvie Moreau: Canadian actress and screenwriter.
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(1964)
Almir Kayumov: Russian footballer and referee (d. 2013).
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(1963)
Milan Srejber: in Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
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(1963)
Michelle Douglas: Canadian human rights activist.
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(1963)
Robert Jenkins: NFL tackle (Oakland Raiders).
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(1963)
John van 't Schip: Dutch footballer coach and manager.
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(1963)
Chandler Burr: American journalist and author.
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(1963)
Milan Šrejber: Czech tennis player.
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(1962)
Alessandra Mussolini: Italian noted family and actress, the eldest daughter of Romano Mussolini, the jazz pianist, and Maria Scicolone, Sophia Loren's younger sister.
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(1962)
Paul Crowder: rocker (The Adventures - "Sea of Love").
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(1962)
Natsumi Ogawa: Japanese actress.
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(1962)
Paavo Järvi: Estonian-American conductor.
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(1962)
Heike Hartwig: German shot putter.
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(1962)
Joshua Clover: American author poet and critic.
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(1962)
Henry Cho: American comedian and actor.
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(1961)
Sean Hannity: American conservative talk show host, political commentator and writer, he is known for his broadcasts on Fox News Channel since 1996.
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(1961)
Ben Johnson: 100m runner (1988 Olympics - Gold Medalist, disqualified).
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(1961)
Douglas Coupland: German-Canadian author and playwright.
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(1961)
Charlie Nicholas: Scottish professional football player.
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(1961)
Fred Poulet: French singer and film director, he directed "Substitute" in 2007 with Vikash Dhorasoo.
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(1961)
Sue Malaxos: Australian marathon runner (Olympics-1996).
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(1961)
Seda Sayan: Turkish singer and actress.
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(1960)
Katoucha Niane
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(1960)
Richard Durbin: English biologist and academic.
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(1960)
Addy Bucek: Australian 470 class yachter (1992, 96 Olympics - 9th Place).
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1959 - 1950
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Steve Mix: American athlete, a pro basketball player, he was drafted by the Detroit Pistons in 1969.
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(1947)
Stephanus S: "Tian" van Merwe; leader (South Africa Democratic Party).
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(1947)
Michael Burns: American actor and historian.
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(1947)
James Kahn: American author screenwriter and producer.
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(1947)
Michael Burns in Mineola: Long Island, New York, USA; actor (Barnaby West - Wagon Train).
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(1946)
Patti Smith: American poet, singer, songwriter and punk princess of New York where she arrived in 1967 to evolve a form of rock 'n' roll poetry.
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(1946)
Clive Bunker: English drummer and songwriter (Jethro Tull Electric Sun Solstice and Aviator).
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(1946)
Berti Vogts: German soccer player, soccer coach.
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(1945)
Davy Jones: English singer (The Monkees).
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(1945)
Alain Testart
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(1945)
Lloyd Kaufman: American director producer and screenwriter co-founded Troma Entertainment.
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(1945)
Preston Andrew Trombly: Composer.
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(1945)
Tom Murphy: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the California Angels (1968-1972), Kansas City Royals (1972), St. Louis Cardinals (1973), Milwaukee Brewers (1974-1976), Boston Red Sox (1976-1977) and Toronto Blue Jays (1977-1979).
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(1945)
Vernon Wells: Australian actor and producer.
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(1945)
Concetta Tomei: American actress.
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(1945)
John Kevin Moorhouse: Test pilot.
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(1945)
Paola Pigni: Italian runner.
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(1944)
Patrick Topaloff: French comedian, singer, and actor.
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(1944)
Lynne Burmyn: American astrologer who had a chart service she called "Womynscope.
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(1944)
William J Fallon: U.
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(1944)
Jean Fergusson: English actress.
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(1944)
Joseph Hilbe: Philosopher.
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(1944)
William Fallon: American admiral.
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(1943)
Jean-Noël Kerdraon
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(1943)
Rolf Gehlhaar: Composer.
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(1943)
Walden Welch: Walden Welch was a California Astrologer and Psychic.
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(1943)
Gösta Winbergh: Swedish tenor and actor (d. 2002).
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(1942)
Michael Nesmith: American musician, a member of the music group "The Monkees.
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(1942)
Fred Ward: American actor who, prior to going into little theater, was a member of the U.S.
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(1942)
Robert Quine: American musician, an influential punk guitarist during the late 20th century despite technically having only two albums to his credit.
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(1942)
Jean-Claude Barclay
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(1942)
Betty Aberlin: American actress and poet.
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(1942)
Vladimir Bukovsky: Russian author and dissident.
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(1942)
Fred Ward in San Diego: California, USA; actor (Chain Reaction, Thunderheart, Equinox).
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(1942)
Guy Edwards: English race car driver.
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(1942)
Michael Nesmith in Houston: Texas, USA; rocker/actor (Monkees - "Last Train to Clarksville").
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(1942)
Janko Prunk: Slovenian historian academic and politician.
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(1942)
Toomas Savi: Estonian physician and politician.
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(1941)
Mel Renfro: American football player and coach.
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(1940)
Philippe Cousteau: French oceanographer and cinematographer, the younger son and chief protégé of his famous dad, Jacques Cousteau, working as a diver and photographer.
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(1940)
Claude Leteurtre
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(1940)
James Burrows: TV producer / director (Mary Tyler Moore Show, Cheers).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Paul Stookey: American musician, a singer and composer, best known as a member of the folk group, "Peter, Paul and Mary.
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(1937)
John Hartford: American musician, a banjo player, songwriter and singer, a three-time Grammy Award winner and author of "Gentle on My Mind.
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(1937)
Jean-Marie Aubron
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(1937)
[Noel] Paul Stookey in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; singer/musician/comedian (Peter, Paul, and Mary).
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(1937)
Noel Paul Stookey: American folk singer (Peter, Paul & Mary).
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(1937)
Jim Marshall: American football player.
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(1937)
John Hartford in New York City: New York, USA; singer/songwriter (Smothers Brothers Hour, "Gentle on My Mind").
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(1936)
Giacomo Gualco: Italian politician, vice-president of his party; convicted of corruption.
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(1936)
Henri Ciriani: Peruvian architect and teacher, who moved to Paris in 1964.
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(1935)
Omar Bongo: Gabonese lieutenant and politician President of Gabon (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Sandy Koufax: American baseball star who was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972.
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(1935)
Geoffrey Dean: British-Australian astrologer, a Ph.
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(1935)
Jack Riley: American actor, writer, voice-man, mostly comedy.
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(1935)
Omar [Albert: B] Bongo; President of Gabon (1967-).
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(1935)
Bruno Canino: Composer.
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(1935)
Jack Riley in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actor (Carlin - Bob Newhart, Ocassional Wife).
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(1934)
Russ Tamblyn: American dancer, actor of stage, film and radio.
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(1934)
Del Shannon: American singer, one of the early rockers who wrote his own material.
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(1934)
Joseph P Hoar: former US Central Command commander.
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(1934)
Barry Briggs: New Zealand motorcycle racer and sportscaster.
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(1934)
Joseph Bologna: American actor director and screenwriter.
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(1934)
Russ Tamblyn in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Twin Peaks, Tom Thumb, Win Place or Steal).
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(1934)
John Bahcall: American astrophysicist and astronomer co-developed the Hubble Space Telescope (d. 2005).
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(1934)
Joseph Hoar: American general.
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(1934)
Barry Briggs in New Zealand auto maker (World Champion 1957: 1958, 1964, 1966).
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(1934)
John Norris Bahcall: American physicist (d. 2005).
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(1933)
Annagemma Angelini: Italian journalist and musical critic.
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(1933)
Andy Stewart
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(1933)
Jesse Arnelle: American athlete, played pro basketball for one season, 1955-56.
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(1933)
Lanny Steele: American jazz pianist, music educator, composer and jazz festival promoter.
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(1933)
Antonio Montico: Italy sport Champion.
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(1932)
Paolo Villaggio: Italian comedian, entertainer, author and the younger twin brother of educator and rock-climber Pietro Villaggio.
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(1932)
Piero Villaggio: Italian University Professor for engineering, with tenure, very thin, very serious.
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(1931)
Marcel Janssens: Belgian cyclist.
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(1931)
Art Bassett
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(1931)
Charles A Bassett II in Dayton: Ohio, USA; Captain US Air Force/astronaut.
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(1931)
Frank Torre: American baseball player and manager (d. 2014).
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(1931)
Skeeter Davis: American musician with a career that was always eventful.
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(1931)
John Houghton: Welsh physicist and author.
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(1931)
Richard Christ: Writer.
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(1931)
Skeeter Davis [Mary Penick] in Dry Ridge: Kentucky, USA; singer ("The End of the World") (dies 2004).
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(1930)
Anthony Charles Benik
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(1930)
Claude Titre
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(1930)
Red Rhodes: American guitarist (First National Band) (d. 1995).
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(1930)
Anthony Benik: American spiritualist minister who was a seminary student prior to entering Navy service.
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(1930)
Roy Calne: English surgeon and academic.
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(1930)
Tu Youyou: Chinese chemist and pharmacist Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1930)
Jerome Theisen: Benedictine.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Will Noffke: American radio personality and editor of Shared Visions newsletter.
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(1929)
Claude Jacquillat: Lyon 4?me physician.
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(1929)
Barbara Nichols: American actress and singer (d. 1976).
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(1929)
Rosalinde Hurley: English physician microbiologist and academic (d. 2004).
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(1929)
Bob Bouma: Dutch TV host (For a Postcard in the Front Row).
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(1929)
Rosalind Hurley: British physician, barrister, ethicist and writer (d. 2004).
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(1929)
Georges Panisset: France sport Champion.
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(1929)
Barbara Nichols in Jamaica: New York, USA; actress (Dear Heart, Disorderly Orderly).
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(1928)
Siné : French cartoonist, his work has appeared in "Paris Match," "France Soir," and "France-Dimanche".
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(1928)
Bo Diddley: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2008).
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(1928)
Alain Mottet
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(1928)
Bo Diddley [Ellas Bates] in Mississippi: USA; rock 'n' roll pioneer (Bo Diddley).
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(1928)
Bertram Wainer: Australian doctor who successfully campaigned for legal access to abortion for women in the state of Victoria.
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(1928)
Jack Lord in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Steve McGarrett - Hawaii 5-0, God's Little Acre).
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(1928)
Thomas Austin Preston: Jr in Johnson, Arkansas, USA; known as "Amarillo Slim", notable poker player, 1972 World Series of Poker Championships winner.
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(1927)
Robert Hossein: French film actor, director, and writer of Azerbaijani and Jewish origin.
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(1927)
Bernard Barrow in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Ryan's Hope, Louie Slavinsky - Loving).
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(1927)
M Lawrence: Antouin; college president (Emeritis).
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(1927)
Bernard Barrow: American actor and educator (d. 1993).
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(1926)
Stan Tracey: English pianist and composer (d. 2013).
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(1926)
Stanley Tracey: Composer.
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(1926)
Thérèse Michielsen: Wife of Jacques Brel - he called her Mich - and mother of his 3 daughters.
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(1925)
Ian MacNaughton: Scottish actor producer and director (d. 2002).
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(1925)
Roger Boury: France sport Champion.
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(1925)
John Mc: San Francisco Military man.
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(1924)
Claude Chapeau: Orl?ans EXecutives.
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(1923)
Sara A Lidman: Swedish author (Jag Och Min Son, Samtal in Hanoi).
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(1923)
Prakash Shastri: Indian academic and politician (d. 1977).
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(1923)
Marc Faury: Langeac Military man.
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(1922)
Yvette Etiévant
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(1922)
Boes Boestami: Indonesian actor and journalist (d. 1970).
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(1922)
Jane Langton: American author and illustrator.
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(1921)
Rashid Karami Lebanon ten time Prime Minister: 1955-87 of Lebanon.
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(1921)
Bertrand Kerebel: Goulven physician.
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(1921)
Jean Ayral: French military personnel in World War II, an officer of the Free French Forces, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation) for his heroism.
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(1921)
Rashid Karami: Lebanese lawyer and politician 32nd Prime Minister of Lebanon (d. 1987).
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(1921)
Michel Bongrand: French businessman and executive, a marketing consultant who specializes in political marketing.
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(1921)
Michael Hollings: Catholic priest / crusader.
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(1920)
Jack Lord: American actor who made a screen debut in "Project X," 1949, and became best known for his TV series, "Hawaii Five-O," 1968-1980.
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(1920)
Michael Allinson: London, England -- (George Washington).
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(1920)
Aad de Haas: Dutch religious painter / graphic artist / cartoonist.
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1919 - 1910
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(1917)
Nancy Coleman: Everett, Washington -- Actress (Edge of Darkness).
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(1917)
Earl La Maie: American astrologer, a member of AFA in June 1979.
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(1917)
Seymour Melman: American engineer and author (d. 2004).
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(1917)
Beatriz Borges: Brazilian noted family, the wife of state engineer Marcello O. Borges and the mother of astrologer Marcello Borges.
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(1916)
Andrew Stark: Scottish diplomat, he held many posts representing the British Government including Under-Secretary-General at the United Nations from 1968-1971 and Ambassador to Denmark from 1971-1976.
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(1915)
Joffre Dumazedier: French sociologist, considered one of the pioneers of the sociology of leisure and the most eminent author on the subject since the publication of his book "Towards a culture of leisure?" in 1962.
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(1915)
Thomas Griffith: American writer and editor.
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(1914)
Christine Gouze-Rénal: French film producer known in France; her production credits began in 1955.
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(1914)
Jo Van Fleet: Actress (Seize the Day, Cinderella), dies at 75.
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(1914)
Bert Parks: American actor and singer (d. 1992).
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(1914)
Christine G0Uze-Renal: Mouchard EXecutives.
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(1913)
Véra Clouzot
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(1913)
Svend Simon: Schultz composer.
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(1913)
Lucio Agostini: Italian-born Canadian conductor and composer (d. 1996).
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(1913)
Elyne Mitchell: Australian author (d. 2002).
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(1912)
Jacques Dynam
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(1911)
Jeanette Nolan: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Richard Boone Show, Virginian).
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(1910)
Paul Bowles: American writer, novelist, musician, composer and critic who is often considered the first American existentialist.
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(1910)
Paul Frederic Bowles: US composer / writer (Shelting Sky).
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(1910)
Herman van: der Horst Dutch cinematographer (Faja Lobbi).
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(1910)
William Haast: The director of the Miami Serpentarium Laboratories, a facility near Punta Gorda, Florida, which produces snake venom for medical and research use.
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1909 - 1900
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