Deaths in October 1989
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The following is a list of notable deaths in October 1989.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
October 1989
[edit]1
[edit]- Eric Ball, 85, British composer and brass band conductor.[1]
- Manuel Clouthier, 55, Mexican politician, traffic collision.[2]
- Carlo Dapporto, 78, Italian film actor.[3]
- Ian Keith, 81, Scottish peer and nobleman.[4]
- David Lindesay-Bethune, 63, British soldier and hereditary peer.[5]
- Witold Rowicki, 75, Polish conductor (Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra).[6]
2
[edit]- Paola Barbara, 77, Italian film actress.[7]
- Aubrey Boomer, 91, American golfer, stroke.[8]
- Vittorio Caprioli, 68, Italian actor and director, heart attack.[9]
- Cousin Joe, 81, American blues and jazz singer.[10]
- Gregory Marshall, 50, American actor.[11]
- Jesús Emilio Jaramillo Monsalve, 73, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Arauca, shot.[12]
3
[edit]- John Eugene Cay Jr., 74, American author (Ward Allen: Savannah River Market Hunter), brain tumour.[13]
- David H. Geiger, 53–54, American engineer, heart attack.[14]
- Bahadur Khan, 58, Indian sarod player and film score composer.
- Andrée Lafayette, 86, French actress (Trilby).
- Dennis McGee, 96, American Cajun musician.[15]
- Yvonne Sylvain, 82, Haitian physician.
- Del Wood, 69, American pianist, stroke.[16]
- Norman Yardley, 74, English test cricketer, captain of England, stroke.[17]
4
[edit]- Michael Barton Akehurst, 48–49, British lawyer and author.
- Thomas Canning, 77, American composer and music educator.
- Graham Chapman, 48, British actor, comedian and writer (Monty Python), tonsil cancer.[18]
- Laura Combes, 35, American bodybuilder, alcohol poisoning.
- Frederic de Hoffmann, 65, Austrian-born American nuclear physicist (Manhattan Project), AIDS from blood transfusion.[19]
- Moisés Giroldi, 39, Panamanian military commander (1989 Panamanian coup attempt), executed.[20]
- Ramchandra Purushottam Marathe, 64, Indian music director, singer and actor.
- Edmund Osmańczyk, 76, Polish writer.[21]
- Betsy King Ross, 68, American actress, anthropologist and author.
- Lutero Vargas, 77, Brazilian physician, diplomat, and politician.
5
[edit]- Robert T. Ashmore, 85, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, heart ailments and pneumonia.[22]
- Lawrence Dundas, 80, British hereditary peer.[23]
- Noël-Noël, 92, French actor and screenwriter.
- Big Wilson, 65, American radio personality, heart attack.[24]
6
[edit]- Patricia Cockburn, 75, Irish writer and artist, cancer.[25]
- Bette Davis, 81, American actress (Dangerous, Jezebel), cancer.[26]
- Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, 69, French actor and director, ruptured aneurysm.
- Howard Garns, 84, American architect, creator of Sudoku, cancer.
- Robert Poulet, 96, Belgian writer and journalist, sentenced to death for collaborating with Nazis.
- Reinhard Seiler, 80, Nazi German Luftwaffe officer and flying ace.[27]
- Jack Turner, 100, Canadian war photographer.[28]
7
[edit]- Kurt Carlsen, 75, Danish-born American sea-captain.[29]
- Keith Elliott, 73, New Zealand soldier, Victoria Cross recipient, cancer.[30]
8
[edit]- Genki Abe, 95, Japanese lawyer, police bureaucrat and cabinet minister.
- Onest Conley, 82, American film actor (Racing Luck).[31]
- Anne Dawson, 92, British secret agent in World War I.
- Alwyn Harris, Royal Ulster Constabulary superintendent killed by the Provisional I.R.A..[32]
- Oscar Moglia, 54, Uruguayan basketballer and Olympic medalist (Club Atlético Welcome, Uruguay).[33]
- Dagmar Oakland, 92, American actress.
- Edward Woods, 86, American actor (The Public Enemy).[34]
9
[edit]- Yusuf Atılgan, 68, Turkish novelist and dramatist, heart attack.
- Elizabeth Cadell, 85, British and Portuguese writer.
- Penny Lernoux, 49, American author and journalist, lung cancer.[35]
- Hassan Poladi, 44, Indian-born American writer, liver failure.
10
[edit]- Robin Hughes, 69, Argentine-born British film and television actor, liver disease.
11
[edit]- Percival Goodman, 85, American urban theorist and architect, designer of Synagogues, lung cancer.[36]
- M. King Hubbert, 86, American geologist and geophysicist (Hubbert peak theory), pulmonary embolism.[37]
- Arnold Picker, 76, American film executive and mayor of Golden Beach, Florida, on Nixon's Enemies List, pneumonia.[38]
- Paul Shenar, 53, American actor and theatre director (The Secret of NIMH, Scarface), AIDS.[39]
- Zeng Xianzhi, 79, Chinese revolutionary and politician.
12
[edit]- Carmen Cavallaro, 76, American pianist, prostate cancer.[40]
- Joe Foy, 46, American Major League baseballer (Boston Red Sox), heart attack.[41]
- Franco Luambo, 51, Congolese musician, AIDS.[42]
- Sim Var, 83, Cambodian politician, Prime Minister of Cambodia.[43]
- Jay Ward, 69, American creator of animated TV cartoons, renal cancer.[44]
- N. V. Krishna Warrier, 73, Indian poet and journalist.
13
[edit]- Fred Agabashian, 76, American racer of midget cars and Indy cars.[45]
- Lud Gluskin, 90, American jazz drummer and bandleader.[46]
- Munawar Ali Khan, 59, Indian classical vocalist.
- Merab Kostava, 50, Georgian dissident, musician and poet, car crash.[47]
- Cesare Zavattini, 87, Italian screenwriter.[48]
14
[edit]- Martin Broszat, 63, German historian.[49]
- Michael Carmine, 30, American actor, AIDS.[50]
- Lucy Doraine, 91, Hungarian-born silent-screen actress.
- Scott Liebler, 29, American racing driver, racing accident.[51]
- René Petit, 90, French engineer and international footballer (Real Unión, France).[52]
- Amancio Williams, 76, Argentinian architect.[53]
15
[edit]- James Lee Barrett, 59, American author, producer and screenwriter, cancer.[54]
- Paul Georgescu, 65, Romanian journalist, fiction writer and communist political figure.
- Danilo Kiš, 54, Serbian novelist and short story writer (Hourglass), lung cancer.[55]
- Scott O'Dell, 91, American children's writer (Island of the Blue Dolphins), prostate cancer.[56]
- Michał Rola-Żymierski, 99, Polish Communist Party leader, Marshal of Poland.
- Heinrich Walter, 90, German-Russian botanist.
16
[edit]- Walter Farley, 74, American author (The Black Stallion), cancer.[57]
- Alfred Krupa, 74, Polish-born Yugoslavian painter.
- Frederick Millar, 89, British diplomat, British Ambassador to West Germany.[58]
- Cornel Wilde, 77, Hungarian-born American actor (A Song to Remember), leukemia.[59]
17
[edit]- John J. Anderson, 32, American writer on computing and technology (Computer Shopper, MacUser), California earthquake.
- Morteza Hannaneh, 66, Iranian composer and musician.
- Mark Krein, 82, Soviet mathematician (operator theory).[60]
- J. B. Malone, 75, Irish hill-walking enthusiast.[61]
- Cyril Mathew, 77, Sri Lankan politician, member of Parliament, heart attack.[62]
- R. A. B. Mynors, 86, English classicist and medievalist, road accident.[63]
- Derek Pace, 57, English footballer (Sheffield United).
18
[edit]- Stan Miasek, 65, American NBA basketballer (Chicago Stags).[64]
19
[edit]- Eric Dixon, 59, American tenor saxophonist, flautist and composer.
- Albert Geldard, 75, English international footballer (Everton, England).[65]
- Alan Murphy, 35, English rock session guitarist, pneumonia.
- Salim Nasir, 44, Pakistani film and TV actor (Aangan Terha), heart attack.
20
[edit]- Dan Ben-Amotz, 65, Polish-born Israeli radio broadcaster, journalist and author, liver cancer.[66]
- Rupert Costo, 82–83, Native American writer, activist and publisher.[67]
- Dmitry Faddeev, 82, Soviet mathematician.
- Katharina Heinroth, 92, German zoologist, director of Berlin Zoo.
- Gurdial Singh Phul, 77–78, Indian Punjabi dramatist.[68]
- Sir Anthony Quayle, 76, British actor (Lawrence of Arabia, Anne of the Thousand Days), liver cancer.[69]
21
[edit]- Alfred Hayes, 79, American banker, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.[70]
- Jean Image, 78, Hungarian-French director and producer of animation films.
22
[edit]- Ross Freeman, 41, American electrical engineer and inventor, co-founder of Xilinx.[71]
- Ewan MacColl, 74, British folk singer and songwriter (The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face), complications from heart surgery.[72]
- Tony Manero, 84, American golfer, winner of 1936 U.S. Open.[73]
- Jacob Wetterling, 11, American murder victim.[74]
- Roland Winters, 84, American actor (Charlie Chan), stroke.[75]
23
[edit]- Edmund E. Anderson, 83, American automotive designer (American Motors Corporation, General Motors).
- Armida, 78, Mexican-born American actress, singer and dancer, heart attack.
- Basavaraj Kattimani, 70, Indian novelist and journalist.
- Anatoly Lutikov, 56, Russian chess player.
- Konrad Wolff, 82, German pianist and musicologist, heart failure.[76]
24
[edit]- Dean Alfange, 91, American politician, Deputy New York State Attorney General, cancer.[77]
- Gopal Gurunath Bewoor, 73, Indian Army general.
- Eugène Claudius-Petit, 82, French politician.
- Phyllis Greenacre, 95, American psychoanalyst and physician.[78]
- Jerzy Kukuczka, 41, Polish mountaineer, fall from mountain.[79]
- Alex Seidel, 80, German weapons manufacturer, co-founder of Heckler & Koch.
- Sahib Shihab, 64, American jazz saxophonist and flautist, liver cancer.
25
[edit]- Manuel Gregorio Acosta, 68, Mexican-born American painter, sculptor and illustrator, murdered.[80]
- Mary McCarthy, 77, American novelist (The Group), lung cancer.[81]
- Steve Moore, 29, American NFL footballer (New England Patriots), murdered.[82]
- Carl Schmitt, 100, American painter and writer.[83]
- Gerard Walschap, 91, Belgian writer.
26
[edit]- Don Bass, 33, American NFL footballer (Cincinnati Bengals), murdered.[84]
- Ermal C. Fraze, 76, American engineer, inventor of the pull-tab opener, brain tumour.[85]
- Mabel Hampton, 87, American gay activist and dancer, pneumonia.[86]
- Nora Levin, 73, American Holocaust historian, cancer.[87]
- Charles J. Pedersen, 85, Korean-born American organic chemist, Nobel laureate in Chemistry.[88]
- Gordon Reid, 66, Australian academic, Governor of Western Australia, cancer.[89]
- Cynthia Slater, 44, American sex educator, AIDS.
- Kumeko Urabe, 87, Japanese movie actress, burns.
27
[edit]- Burton C. Gray, 48, American economist and entrepreneur, co-founded Scientific Time Sharing Corporation.[90]
- William Kerwin, 62, American actor and filmmaker, heart attack.
- Allan Campbell McLean, 66, British writer and political activist.
- Amy Mihaljevic, 10, American murder victim.[91]
- Benjamin Murmelstein, 84, Austrian rabbi.[92]
- Francesco Ruspoli, 90, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire.
28
[edit]- Darel Dieringer, 63, American professional stock car racing driver.[93]
- Henry Hall, 91, English bandleader.[94]
- Louise Hay, 54, French-born American mathematician, breast cancer.[95]
- Dado Marino, 74, American flyweight boxer, world flyweight champion.
- Liam Redmond, 76, Irish stage, film and television actor.[96]
- Yuliya Solntseva, 88, Soviet actress and film director (Aelita).[97]
- Kateb Yacine, 60, Algerian writer of novels and plays.[98]
29
[edit]- Roland Anderson, 85, American movie art director.
- Róża Maria Goździewska, 53, Polish child nurse during Warsaw uprising.
- Ndaba Mhlongo, 56, South African actor and choreographer.
30
[edit]- Theodore Roosevelt Dalton, 88, American attorney and U.S. district judge, pneumonia.[99]
- Karen Grigorian, 42, Armenian chess master, suicide.
- Ingeborg Refling Hagen, 93, Norwegian author, poet and artistic director.
- Aristid Lindenmayer, 63, Hungarian biologist (L-systems).[100]
- Erich Reuter, 85, Nazi German general in the Wehrmacht.[101]
- Yisrael Spira, 99, Polish Holocaust survivor.[102]
- Pedro Vargas, 83, Mexican tenor and actor, diabetes.[103]
31
[edit]- Conrad Beck, 88, Swiss composer.
- Sune Lindström, 82, Swedish architect.
- Elliott Loughlin, 79, American U.S. Navy Rear Admiral.[104]
- Georgi Partsalev, 64, Bulgarian theatre and film actor
- Roger Scott, 46, British radio disc jockey, stomach cancer.
- Walter R. Tkach, 72, American Physician to the President, heart disease.[105]
Unknown date
[edit]- Wilgar Campbell, 42–43, Irish blues rock musician, alcohol-related illness.
- Johannes Mashiane, South African rapist and serial killer, suicide.
- Gerry Monroe, 56, English pop singer.
References
[edit]- ^ Eric Ball
- ^ Manuel Clouthier, Who Sought Mexican Presidency, Dies in Crash
- ^ Carlo Dapporto
- ^ Mr James Keith
- ^ Mr David Lindesay-Bethune
- ^ Witold Rowicki, 75, Polish Conductor, Dies
- ^ Paola Barbara
- ^ Aubrey Boomer
- ^ "Obituaries". Variety. October 18, 1989. p. 99.
- ^ Cousin Joe
- ^ Gregory Marshall
- ^ Vatican recognises martyrdom of Colombian bishop
- ^ Barbara and Jack Cay Fund. Georgia Historical Society. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ David Geiger, Engineer, 54, Dies. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Dennis McGee Is Dead; Cajun Fiddler Was 96. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Gravestone: Del Wood 3.10.89. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Norman Yardley. Wisden. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Constance L. Hays (October 5, 1989). "Graham Chapman, 48, Comedy Troupe Founder". The New York Times. p. B 22. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Frederic de Hoffmann, 65, Dies; Physicist and Salk Institute Chief. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Panamanian Captain Buried Amid Reports of Executions. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Osmanczyk (Edmund Jan) papers. Online Archive of California (year of death only). Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Robert Ashmore, 85, Former Congressman". The New York Times. October 7, 1989. p. 1 29. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Mr Lawrence Dundas. UK Parliament. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Big Wilson Dies at 65; Ex-NBC Disk Jockey. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Cockburn, Patricia Evangeline Anne. Dictionary of Irish Biography. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Albin Krebs (October 8, 1989). "Bette Davis, a Queen of Hollywood, Dies at 81". The New York Times. p. 1 1. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Seiler, Reinhard (Jagdgeschwader 54). Traces of War. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Fonds Acc2767 - Jack Turner fonds : [1908-1975; predominant 1908-1919]. Archives Council of Prince Edward Island. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Henrik K. Carlsen, 75, A Heroic Sea Captain. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Story: Elliott, Keith. Te Ara - Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Gravestone: Onest Anatone Conley 8.10.89. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ New Garda chief’s father was killed in an IRA car bombing almost 30 years ago. The Irish Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Óscar Moglia. Olympedia. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Obituary, Salt Lake Tribune, October 10, 1989.
- ^ Penny Lernoux, 49, a Reporter. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Paul Goldberger (October 12, 1989). "Percival Goodman, 85, Synagogue Designer, Dies". The New York Times. p. B 12. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Alfonso A. Narvaez (October 17, 1989). "M. King Hubbert, 86, Geologist; Research Changed Oil Production". The New York Times. p. B 8. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Arnold M. Picker Is Dead at 76; Film Executive Was Fund-Raiser. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Aids at 25. San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Carmen Cavallaro, Pianist, 76. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Joe Foy, Baseball Player, 46". The New York Times. October 14, 1989. p. 1 32. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Franco, 51, Zairian Band Leader And Creator of the Soukous Style. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Sim Var, Ex-Cambodian Premier, 85. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Andrew L. Yarrow (October 14, 1989). "Jay Ward, 69, The TV Cartoonist Who Created Bullwinkle, is Dead". The New York Times. p. 1 32. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Names in the News - Oct. 16, 1989. L.A. Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Ludwig Gluskin Dead; Music Director Was 90. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Merab Kostava, 50, a Soviet Rights Figure". The New York Times. October 14, 1989. p. 1 32. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Kevin Sack (October 16, 1989). "Cesare Zavattini, 87, Screenwriter Who Worked With De Sica, Dies". The New York Times. p. D 15. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Eric Pace (November 2, 1989). "Martin Broszat, German Historian And War Crimes Expert, 63, Dies". The New York Times. p. B 21. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Michael Carmine, 30, Stage and Film Actor. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Names in the News - Oct. 17, 1989. L.A. Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ René Petit. Olympedia. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Dear Mr. Amancio (or the Architect). Canadian Centre for Architecture. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ James Lee Barrett, Award-Winning Scriptwriter, Dies. L.A. Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Danilo Kis Dead at 54; Wrote of the Holocaust. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Scott O'Dell, a Children's Author Of Historical Fiction, Dies at 91. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Albert Scardino (October 18, 1989). "Walter Farley, 74, A Writer of a Series On a Black Stallion". The New York Times. p. D 29. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Gravestone: Frederick Robert Hoyer Millar 16.10.89. Retrieved 7 Sep 2024.
- ^ Peter B. Flint (October 17, 1989). "Cornel Wilde, 74, a Performer and Film Producer". The New York Times. p. B 8. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Gravestone: Mark Grigorievich Krein 17.10.89. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Malone, John James Bernard ('J. B.'). Dictionary of Irish Biography. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Cyril Mathew, Sri Lanka Politician, 77". The New York Times. October 18, 1989. p. D 29. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Sir Roger Aubrey Baskerville Mynors (July 28, 1903-October 17, 1989). JSTOR (American Philosophical Society). Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Stan Miasek. Basketball Reference. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Albert Geldard (Player). National Football Teams. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Dahn Ben-Amotz, Israeli Author, 65. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Rupert Costo; American Indian Scholar Who Fought Stereotypes. L.A. Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Phul, Gurdial Singh. The Sikh Encyclopedia. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Glenn Collins (October 21, 1989). "Sir Anthony Quayle, British Actor And Theater Director, Dies at 76". The New York Times. p. 1 10. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Alfred Hayes, 79, Retired Chief Of the Reserve Bank of New York. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Ross Freeman. National Inventors Hall of Fame. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Ewan MacColl Dies; Folk Singer Was 74. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Tony Manero, Golf Champion, 84. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Parents, investigators recall long quest for answers after Jacob Wetterling's 1989 abduction. ABC News. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Roland Winters, 84; Played Charlie Chan". The New York Times. October 25, 1989. p. D 29. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Konrad Wolff, Pianist And Author, Dies at 82. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Glenn Fowler (October 27, 1989). "Dean Alfange, Liberal Leader, Is Dead at 91". The New York Times. p. D 19. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Dr. Phyllis Greenacre, 95, a Psychoanalyst. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Polish Mountain Climber Dies While Scaling Peak in Himalayas. L.A. Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Acosta, Manuel Gregorio (1921–1989). Texas State Historical Association. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Michiko Kakutani (October 26, 1989). "Mary McCarthy, 77, Is Dead; Novelist, Memoirist and Critic". The New York Times. p. A 1. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Former New England Patriot Steve Moore was.... L.A. Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Schmitt, Carl (1889-1989). Connecticut State Library. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Don Bass. Pro Football Reference. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ E. C. Fraze, 76; Devised Pull Tab. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Mabel Hampton, Gay Rights Advocate, 87. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Nora Levin, Historian, 73. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ John T. McQuiston (October 27, 1989). "Charles Pedersen, 85, Nobel Winner in Chemistry". The New York Times. p. D 19. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Gordon Stanley Reid. Australian Dictionary of Biography. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Burton Craige Gray, Executive, 48. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Amy Renee Mihaljevic. FBI.gov. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ 'The Last of the Unjust,' About a Jewish Camp Official. New York Times (year of death only). Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Obituary for Darel Dieringer (Aged 63). Newspapers.com (The Indianapolis News). Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Henry Hall. London Remembers. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Louise S. Hay, Professor, 54. New York Times. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Redmond, William Gerard (Liam). Dictionary of Irish Biography. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ Solntseva, Yulia (1901–1989). Encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 8 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Kateb Yacine, Novelist And Poet, Is Dead at 60". The New York Times. October 31, 1989. p. B 10. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ "Ted Dalton, 88, Dies; Retired Federal Judge". The New York Times. November 2, 1989. p. B 21. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Obituary: Aristid Lindenmayer. Taylor & Francis (International Journal Of General System). Retrieved 9 Sep 2024.
- ^ Reuter, Erich. Traces of War. Retrieved 9 Sep 2024.
- ^ Israel Spira, 99, Leader of Bluzhov Hasidim. New York Times. Retrieved 9 Sep 2024.
- ^ "Pedro Vargas, a Mexican Singer And Film Performer, Is Dead at 85". The New York Times. October 31, 1989. p. B 10. Retrieved March 22, 2024.
- ^ Gravestone: RADM Charles Elliott Loughlin 31.10.89. Retrieved 9 Sep 2024.
- ^ Walter Tkach, 72; Served as the Doctor To Three Presidents. New York Times. Retrieved 9 Sep 2024.
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