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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 1988.

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.

## January 1988

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### 1

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* Peter Brown, 81, Australian rules footballer.
* Margot Bryant, 90, English actress (Coronation Street).
* Albert Decaris, 86, French artist and Olympic gold medalist.[1]
* Marcel Hillaire, 79, German-born American actor (Sabrina, Take the Money and Run).[2]
* Clementine Hunter, 101, American folk artist.[3]
* Anwar Hussain, 62, Indian actor and producer.
* John S. Millis, 84, American president of Western Reserve College, cancer.[4]
* Hiroaki Sato, 55, Japanese Olympic footballer (1956).

### 2

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* Dada Bhagwan, 79, Indian spiritual leader, founded the Akram Vignan movement.
* Bill Crawford-Compton, 72, New Zealand flying ace of the Royal Air Force during the World War II.[5]
* E. B. Ford, 86, British ecological geneticist.[6]
* Manuel Octavio Gómez, 53, Cuban film director (The Days of Water).
* Jesse Gray, 64, American civil rights leader and politician, member of the New York State Assembly.[7]
* Fritz Heider, 91, Austrian psychologist.[8]
* Yukio Kasahara, 98, Japanese general in the Imperial Japanese Army.[9]
* Varadarajan Mudaliar, 61, Indian crime boss, heart attack.
* Ernie Roche, 57, Canadian NHL player (Montreal Canadiens).
* Lia Zoppelli, 67, Italian actress.

### 3

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* Rose Ausländer, 86, Austro-Hungarian–born German-American poet.[10]
* William Cagney, 82, American actor (Lost in the Stratosphere, Flirting with Danger), brother of James Cagney, heart attack.[11]
* Joie Chitwood, 75, American racecar driver and businessman.[12]
* Sady Courville, 82, American Cajun fiddler.
* John Dopyera, 94, Slovakian-born American inventor (resonator guitar).[13]
* Gaston Eyskens, 82, Belgian politician and Prime Minister of Belgium.[14]
* Stanley Fuller, 80, British Olympic sprinter (1932).
* Bill Gibb, 44, Scottish fashion designer, bowel cancer.[15]
* Nando González, 66, Spanish footballer and manager.
* Patrick McGeehan, 80, American actor (Aunt Mary, The Red Skelton Show), cerebral hemorrhage.[16]
* Irina Murzaeva, 81, Soviet film and theater actress.
* Franz Muxeneder, 67, Austrian actor (The White Horses).[17]
* A. Ross Webster, 84, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1958-1962).

### 4

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* Ruth Bleier, 64, American neurophysiologist, cancer.[18]
* Leo de Block, 83, Dutch politician.
* Franco Bottari, 62, Italian set designer, screenwriter, and film director.
* Mary Jane Carr, 92, American author (Young Mac of Fort Vancouver).[19]
* Ed Cooke, 77, Australian rules footballer.
* Alice Duncan-Kemp, 86, Australian writer and indigenous rights activist.[20]
* Henfil, 43, Brazilian cartoonist, journalist and writer, AIDS from blood transfusion.[21]
* Charles Phibbs Jones, 81, Irish-born general in the British Army.[22]
* Lily Laskine, 94, French harpist.[23]
* Carl Shipp Marvel, 93, American chemist (Polybenzimidazole).[24]
* Charles Quinby, 88, American Olympic swimmer (1920).
* Jane Seitz, 45, German film editor, suicide.
* Chin Sophonpanich, 77, Thai entrepreneur, founded Bangkok Bank and Bangkok Insurance.[25]

### 5

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* Joe Keohane, 69, Irish Gaelic football manager and player (John Mitchels, Kerry).[26]
* "Pistol" Pete Maravich, 40, American basketball player (Atlanta Hawks, New Orleans Jazz), heart failure.[27]
* Harold Matson, 89, American literary agent, founder of Harold Matson Company.[28]
* Go Mishima, 63–64, Japanese homoerotic fetish artist, founder of magazine Sabu, complications from cirrhosis.
* Herbert Waddell, 85, Scottish international rugby union player.[29]

### 6

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* Ralph Buxton, 76, Canadian MLB player (Philadelphia Athletics, New York Yankees).
* Brent Collins, 46, American actor (As the World Turns, Another World), heart attack.
* L. P. Davies, 73, British novelist.[30]
* Arturo De Vecchi, 89, Italian Olympic fencer (1928, 1932).
* Bern Dibner, 90, Ukrainian-born American electrical engineer, industrialist and historian of science and technology.[31]

### 7

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* Michel Auclair, 65, German-born French actor (Funny Face, The Day of the Jackal).[32]
* Eli Bauer, 59, American comics artist and writer.
* Zara Cisco Brough, 69, American chief of the Nipmuc Nation, Parkinson's disease.[33]
* Roy Dennis, 82, American college football coach (Occidental College).[34]
* Frieda Fordham, 84, British psychiatric social worker.[35]
* Fred Haefliger, 95, American WW1 US Marines veteran.
* Carlo Hintermann, 64, Italian actor, traffic accident.[36]
* Trevor Howard, 74, English actor (Brief Encounter, The Third Man, Sons and Lovers), cirrhosis of the liver.[37]
* Arthur R. M. Lower, 98, Canadian historian.[38]
* Venko Markovski, 72, Bulgarian and Macedonian writer, poet and Communist politician.[39]
* Liao Mengxing, 83, Chinese political activist, secretary of the Soong Ching-ling.
* La Meri, 88, American dancer and choreographer.[40]
* Michael Mills, 68, English television producer and director (Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em).[41]
* Marilyn Schreffler, 42, American voice actress (Olive Oyl), liver cancer.[42]

### 8

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* James Adams, 83, Australian cricketer.
* Vyacheslav Aleksandrov, 20, Soviet Guards Junior Sergeant and squad commander in the Afghanistan war, Mujahideen attack.
* Ray Bauduc, 81, American jazz drummer.[43]
* Gérard Buhr, 59, French film and television actor.[44]
* Jared French, 82, American painter.[45]
* Einar Gjerstad, 90, Swedish archaeologist (Lund University).[46]
* Boyd "Red" Morgan, 72, American NFL footballer (Washington Redskins) and actor (The Amazing Transparent Man).
* Frank Pace, 75, American politician, Secretary of the Army, heart attack.[47]
* Oscar Soetewey, 62, Belgian Olympic middle-distance runner (1952).
* Frank J. Zappala, 89, American politician and lawyer, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, heart failure.[48]

### 9

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* Gregory Ain, 79, American architect.[49]
* Marion Speed Boyd, 87, American district judge (United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee).
* Florence Eiseman, 88, American fashion designer, emphysema.[50]
* Gombloh, 39, Indonesian singer and songwriter, lung disease.[51]
* Wolfgang Jansen, 49, German actor.
* Juraj Krnjević, 92, Croatian politician, Deputy Prime Minister of Yugoslavia.
* Thierry Maulnier, 78, French journalist and dramatist.[52]
* Jukichi Uno, 73, Japanese actor.[53]

### 10

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* Edward Matthew Curran, 84, American district judge (United States District Court for the District of Columbia).
* Ronald King, 78, New Zealand rugby union player (West Coast, New Zealand All Blacks).[54]
* Bai T. Moore, 71, Liberian poet and novelist (Murder in the Cassava Patch), heart attack.[55]
* Ed Mullen, 74, American basketball player.
* Hugh A. Robertson, 55, American film director and editor (Midnight Cowboy), cancer.[56]

### 11

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* Pappy Boyington, 75, American combat pilot and U.S. Marine Corps fighter ace during World War II, lung cancer.[57]
* George Ewart Evans, 78, British writer and folklorist.[58]
* David Gaines, 40, American environmentalist, founder of the Mono Lake Committee, car accident.[59]
* N. M. Jorgensen, 78, American college football coach and administrator.
* Robert F. Kennon, 85, American politician and judge, Governor of Louisiana.[60]
* René Leray, 86, French Olympic middle-distance runner (1920).
* Con O'Neill, 75, British diplomat, ambassador to China and Finland.[61]
* Endre Palócz, 76, Hungarian Olympic fencer (1948, 1952).
* Jack Pratt, 81, British-born Canadian NHL player (Boston Bruins).
* Isidor Isaac Rabi, 89, Austro-Hungarian–born American physicist, Nobel laureate in Physics, cancer.[62]
* John J. Williams, 83, American businessman and politician, U.S. Senator (1947-1970), heart and respiratory failure.[63]

### 12

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* Joe Albany, 63, American modern jazz pianist, respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.[64]
* Hiram Bingham IV, 84, American diplomat (U.S. Foreign Service).[65]
* Martin Cecil, 78, Anglo-Canadian peer, Marquess of Exeter (Emissaries of Divine Light).[66]
* Spencer Chan, 95, American actor.[67]
* Suniti Choudhury, 70, Indian nationalist, co-assassin of a British magistrate.
* Carl-Axel Elfving, 68, Swedish actor.
* Giuseppe Insalaco, 46, Italian politician, mayor of Palermo, murdered by the mafia.[68]
* Clyde Lucas, 89, Australian cricketer.
* Connie Mulder, 62, South African politician and cabinet minister, cancer.[69]
* Bruno Prevedi, 59, Italian tenor.[70]
* Piero Taruffi, 81, Italian racing driver.
* F. D. Washington, 75, American Pentecostal minister.

### 13

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* Viktors Arājs, 78, Latvian-born Nazi officer, leader of the Arajs Kommando.
* Chiang Ching-kuo, 77, Chinese politician, eldest son of Chiang Kai-shek, President of Taiwan, heart attack.[71]
* Erling Erland, 70, Norwegian politician.
* Donald Healey, 89, English car designer, rally driver and speed record holder, Monte Carlo Rally winner.[72]
* Alfred Jensen, 84, Danish politician.
* Kenneth Marks, 67, British politician, Member of Parliament.[73]
* Richard Mitchell, 74, Grenadian-born Trinidadian cricketer.
* Alfred Easton Poor, 88, American architect (James Madison Memorial Building).[74]
* Jean-Paul Racine, 59, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1958-1962, 1965-1968).
* Aubrey Sinden, 70, English cricketer.

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* Edda Albertini, 61, Italian film, stage, and television actress.
* Walter Assef, 74, Canadian politician and Vaudeville, mayor of Thunder Bay.[75]
* Pietro Chiappini, 72, Italian racing cyclist.
* Vladimir Lavrinenkov, 68, Soviet fighter pilot, Hero of the Soviet Union.[76]
* Jimmy Maelen, 47, American percussionist, leukemia.
* Georgy Malenkov, 86, Soviet politician, Premier of the Soviet Union.[77]
* Ross N. Sterling, 56, American district judge (United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas).
* John Worrall, 76, British RAF officer.

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* Arthur James Richard Ash, 81, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.[78]
* Ingeborg Beling, 83, German ethologist (chronobiology).[79]
* Kolbjørn Brenda, 73, Norwegian actor.
* Sathyendra Coomaraswamy, 68-69, Sri Lankan cricketer.
* George Hennessey, 80, American MLB player (St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs).
* Carl Klose, 96, American Olympic rower (1920).
* Seán MacBride, 83, Irish Republican Army leader and politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs, recipient of Nobel Peace Prize.[80]
* Carlos Rangel, 58, Venezuelan writer, journalist and diplomat, suicide.[81]
* Gibreab Teferi, 65, Ethiopian activist, poet and playwright.
* Maurice K. Temerlin, 64, American psychologist and author, heart attack.[82]

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* Andrija Artuković, 88, Croatian lawyer and politician, Minister of Interior of Croatia, convicted war criminal.[83]
* Inge Einarsen Bartnes, 76, Norwegian politician.
* Ballard Berkeley, 83, English actor (Fawlty Towers).[84]
* Harlan Hubbard, 88, American artist and writer.[85]
* Lakshmi Kant Jha, 74, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, kidney failure.[86]
* Bob Keegan, 63, British actor (Z-Cars, The First Lady), lung cancer.
* Dutch Kemner, 88, American MLB player (Cincinnati Reds).
* Adelfo Magallanes, 77, Peruvian Olympic footballer (1936).
* Clem Woltman, 73, American NFL player (Philadelphia Eagles).
* David Young, 80, American Olympic swimmer (1928).

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* Belle Baranceanu, 85, American artist.[87]
* Leela Mishra, 80, Indian actress (Sholay), heart attack.[88]
* Roy Padilla Sr., 61, Filipino politician, governor of Camarines Norte, assassinated.
* Percy Qoboza, 50, South African journalist, author and critic of the apartheid government, heart attack.[89]
* Skeeter Skelton, 59, American lawman and firearms writer.[90]
* Charlotte Wassef, 75, Egyptian beauty queen, International Pageant of Pulchritude (Miss Universe) winner.
* Edward Weinfeld, 86, American judge of the U.S. District Court, cancer.[91]

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* Konstantin Andrianov, 77, Soviet Russian sports administrator.
* Gunnar Christensen, 82, Norwegian footballer.
* Chauncey Eskridge, 70, American attorney, attorney for Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King Jr.[92]
* Al Hall, 72, American jazz bassist.
* József Hátszeghy, 84, Hungarian Olympic fencer (1936, 1948).
* Johnnie Maitland, 73, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1956).
* Jean Mitry, 83, French film theorist, critic and filmmaker.[93]
* Angelo de Mojana di Cologna, 82, Italian Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, heart attack.[94]
* Denis O'Connor, 80, British Army officer.
* John Rossiter, 74, Australian politician, member of Victorian Legislative Assembly, father of Susan Renouf.[95]
* Renato Traiola, 63, Italian Olympic water polo player (1952).

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* Amelia Bayntun, 68, English actress (Blitz!, Carry On).
* Bridget Boland, 74, British screenwriter (War and Peace, Gaslight), playwright and novelist.[96]
* Cesare Brandi, 81, Italian art critic and historian.[97]
* Gladys Elphick, 83, Australian founding president of the Council of Aboriginal Women of South Australia.[98]
* Yevgeny Mravinsky, 84, Russian conductor and pianist, heart attack.[99]
* Cary Odell, 77, American art director (Cover Girl, Bell, Book and Candle, Seven Days in May).

### 20

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* Raymond Desonay, 89, Belgian Olympic diver (1920).
* Paul Esser, 74, German actor (Sender Freies Berlin).
* Abdul Ghaffar Khan, 97, Pakistani independence activist, stroke.[100]
* Philippe de Rothschild, 85, French Grand Prix motor racing driver, screenwriter and playwright.[101]
* Dora Stratou, 84–85, Greek actress and choreographer.[102]
* James D. Theberge, 57, American diplomat, ambassador to Nicaragua and Chile, heart attack.[103]
* Robert Miles Todd, 90, American WWI flying ace.

### 21

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* Jørgen Grave, 78, Norwegian politician.
* Vincent Lingiari, 79, Australian Aboriginal rights activist.[104]
* Werner Nachmann, 62, German politician, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, heart failure.[105]
* Abraham Sofaer, 91, Burmese-born British actor (Victoria Regina, A Matter of Life and Death), heart failure.[106]
* Zev Vilnay, 87, Moldovan-born Israeli geographer, author and lecturer.[107]

### 22

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* Marvin Felix Camillo, 50-51, American theater director and actor.
* Parker Fennelly, 96, American actor (The Trouble with Harry).[108]
* Nadia Russo, 86, Romanian military aviator during World War II.[109]
* Arnold Tholey, 84, French Olympic boxer (1924).

### 23

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* Bantcho Bantchevsky, 81, Bulgarian-born American singer, suicide.[110]
* Dan Daniel, 73, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1969-1988), heart attack.[111]
* Johnny Gee, 72, American Major League baseballer (Pittsburgh Pirates).[112]
* Charles Glen King, 91, American biochemist (Vitamin C), heart failure.[113]
* Ann Rork Light, 79, American silent-screen actress, emphysema and lung cancer.[114]
* Vincent McMahon, 70, Australian cricketer.
* Hollingsworth Morse, 77, American television director.[115]
* Harry Sköld, 77, Swedish Olympic rower (1936).

### 24

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* Antônio Amaral Filho, 66, Brazilian Olympic swimmer (1936).
* Lilli Andersen, 73, Danish Olympic swimmer (1932).
* Anthony Courtney, 79, British Royal Navy officer and politician, Member of Parliament.[116]
* Werner Fenchel, 82, German-Danish mathematician (Fenchel's duality theorem).[117]
* Lorenzo Greene, 88, American historian of black history.[118]
* Trygve Nagell, 92, Norwegian mathematician (Diophantine equations).[119]

### 25

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* Jurgis Baltrušaitis, 84, Lithuanian art historian and art critic.[120]
* Steve Chomyszak, 43, American AFL and NFL footballer (Cincinnati Bengals), pancreatic cancer.
* Carlos Mauro Hoyos, 48, Colombian jurist and politician, Inspector General of Colombia, assassinated.[121]
* Boris Kulagin, 63, Soviet ice hockey player and coach.
* Abrantes Mendes, 80, Portuguese footballer.
* Colleen Moore, 88, American silent-screen actress (Flaming Youth), cancer.[122]

### 26

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* Raymond Charles Barker, 76, American author, leader of the New Thought spiritual movement, cerebral hemorrhage.[123]
* Pierre Bressinck, 81, Belgian Olympic wrestler (1928).
* Allan Watt Downie, 86, Scottish microbiologist (eradication of smallpox).[124]
* Paul G. Goebel, 86, American NFL footballer (Columbus Panhandles) and politician (mayor of Grand Rapids).[125]
* K. P. Hormis, 70, Indian banker and lawyer (Federal Bank).[126]
* Gershon Iskowitz, 68, Polish-Canadian artist.[127]
* Calum MacLeod, 76, Scottish crofter who built Calum's Road on the Island of Raasay.[128]
* Hugh J. Schonfield, 86, British bible scholar.[129]
* Raymond Williams, 66, Welsh socialist writer and novelist.[130]
* Freddie Wolff, 77, British runner and Olympic gold medalist (1936).[131]

### 27

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* Nils Bergström, 89, Swedish Olympic long-distance runner (1920).
* Massa Makan Diabaté, 49, Malian historian, author and playwright (Le lieutenant de Kouta).[132]
* Kemal Faruki, 77, Turkish Olympic footballer (1928).
* Edward Pawley, 86, American actor of radio, films and Broadway (Two Seconds, Elmer Gantry), heart condition.[133]

### 28

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* Mark L. Booth, 76, American college football coach (Waynesburg).
* Frederick Sumner Brackett, 91, American physicist (spectroscopy).[134]
* Roger De Koven, 80, American actor.
* Klaus Fuchs, 76, German theoretical physicist and Soviet spy.[135]
* Émile Lecuirot, 80, French Olympic rower (1928, 1936).
* Dick Pope Sr., 87, American founder of Cypress Gardens.[136]
* Al Rubeling, 74, American MLB player (Philadelphia Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates).
* Luska Twyman, 74, American politician, mayor of Glasgow, Kentucky.[137]

### 29

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* Hilda Charlton, 81–82, English-born American professional dancer and spiritual teacher.[138]
* Howard Clewes, 75, English screenwriter and novelist (The Day They Robbed the Bank of England).[139]
* Hassan el-Imam, 68, Egyptian film director.
* Mihiel Gilormini, 69, Puerto Rican U.S. Air Force officer in World War II.[140]
* Joseph Jaquenoud, 86-87, Swiss Olympic weightlifter (1924, 1928).
* Max Jeffers, 58, Australian rules footballer.
* James Rhyne Killian, 83, American president of MIT, chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board.[141]
* Seth Neddermeyer, 80, American physicist, co-discovered the muon, worked on Manhattan Project, Parkinson's disease.[142]
* Rogier van Otterloo, 46, Dutch composer and conductor, mesothelioma.[143]

### 30

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* Eddie Cano, 60, American jazz pianist and composer, heart attack.[144]
* Bum Day, 89, American college footballer (Georgia Bulldogs).
* Wallace Groves, 86, American financier and fraudster, stroke.[145]
* Robert Juday, 87, American Olympic high jumper (1924).
* José Carlos de Lima, 32, Brazilian Olympic cyclist (1980).
* Virginia Mullen, 81, American actress.
* S. K. Wankhede, 73, Indian cricket administrator, politician, Deputy speaker of Bombay Legislative Assembly.[146]

### 31

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* David Ahern, 40, Australian composer and music critic, asthma attack.
* Homer Brightman, 86, American screenwriter (Cinderella, The Three Caballeros).
* Wallace Kyle, 78, Australian Air Chief Marshal, Governor of Western Australia.[147]
* Al Laney, 92, American sportswriter.[148]
* Harold Loeffelmacher, 81, American musician and bandleader.[149]
* Takuji Nakamura, 90, Japanese painter.
* Ron Pavitt, 61, British Olympic high jumper (1948, 1952).
* Agus Subekti, 67, Indonesian admiral, commander of the Indonesian Marine Corps, Vice Governor of West Irian.[150]
* Charley Way, 90, American football player and coach.

### Unknown date

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* Ilona Fehér, 86, Hungarian violinist (Hungarian violin school).
* Takeshi Kimura, 76, Japanese screenwriter, throat obstruction.[151]

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65. ^ "Hiram Bingham; Diplomat, 84". The New York Times. January 17, 1988. p. 1 34. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
66. ^ Mr William Cecil. UK Parliament (Hansard). Retrieved 2 Nov 2024.
67. ^ Obituary for Spencer E. Chan. L.A. Times. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
68. ^ New Mafia Drive Seen in Sicily Ex-Mayor's Death. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Jun 2024.
69. ^ Obituaries : Connie Mulder; Disgraced S. Africa Apostle of Apartheid. L.A. Times. Retrieved 26 Jun 2024.
70. ^ Bruno Prevedi. Opera Scotland. Retrieved 2 Jul 2024.
71. ^ Chiang Ching-kuo Dies at 77, Ending a Dynasty on Taiwan. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Jul 2024.
72. ^ "Donald Healey; Sports Car Designer, 89". The New York Times. January 17, 1988. p. 1 34. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
73. ^ Kenneth Marks. members.parliament.uk. Retrieved 22 Jun 2024.
74. ^ Alfred Easton Poor, Architect, 88. New York Times. Retrieved 2 Jul 2024.
75. ^ Thunder Bay Obituary Index 1972 - 1989. Thunder Bay Public Library. Retrieved 26 May 2024.
76. ^ Vladimir Lavrinenkov. victory.sokolniki.com. Retrieved 19 Jun 2024.
77. ^ Georgi Malenkov Dies at 86; Stalin Successor. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Jul 2024.
78. ^ Official Report of Debates of the Legislative Assembly. Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. Retrieved 26 May 2024.
79. ^ Ingeborg Beling and the time memory in honeybees: almost one hundred years of research. National Library of Medicine. Retrieved 28 May 2024.
80. ^ Sean MacBride of Ireland Is Dead at 83. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Jul 2024.
81. ^ Carlos Rangel, Author, Dies in Venezuela at 58. New York Times. Retrieved 3 Jul 2024.
82. ^ Former OU Professor Dead at 64. The Oklahoman. Retrieved 12 Jul 2024.
83. ^ Andrija Artukovic, 88, Nazi Ally Deported to Yugoslavia, Is Dead. New York Times. Retrieved 26 May 2024.
84. ^ Ballard Berkeley. WorldCat. Retrieved 2 Nov 2024.
85. ^ NKY preserving artist Harlan Hubbard’s legacy. Cincinnati Enquirer. Retrieved 13 Jun 2024.
86. ^ "Lakshmi Jha, Indian Economist And Former Envoy, Is Dead at 74". The New York Times. January 17, 1988. p. 1 34. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
87. ^ Belle Baranceanu. WorldCat. Retrieved 2 Nov 2024.
88. ^ Leela Mishra. WorldCat. Retrieved 2 Nov 2024.
89. ^ Percy Qoboza, 50, A Black Journalist From South Africa. New York Times. Retrieved 2 Jul 2024.
90. ^ skeeter skelton dies. Newspapers.com (El Paso Times). Retrieved 7 Jul 2024.
91. ^ "Edward Weinfeld Memorial". The New York Times. April 10, 1988. p. 1 36. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
92. ^ Chauncey Eskridge, Lawyer for Dr. King. New York Times. Retrieved 7 Jun 2024.
93. ^ "Jean Mitry, Film Historian, 83". The New York Times. January 20, 1988. p. B 4. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
94. ^ Angelo de Mojana, 82; Led Knights of Malta. New York Times. Retrieved 25 Jun 2024.
95. ^ Sir John Rossiter dies aged 69. Trove (Canberra Times). Retrieved 3 Jul 2024.
96. ^ Boland, Bridget 1913-1988. encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 29 May 2024.
97. ^ Cesare Brandi (1906 to 1988): his concept of restoration and the dilemma of architecture. ICCROM. Retrieved 29 May 2024.
98. ^ Gladys Elphick MBE. History Trust of South Australia. Retrieved 7 Jun 2024.
99. ^ Yevgeny Mravinsky, Soviet Symphony Conductor. L.A. Times. Retrieved 26 Jun 2024.
100. ^ "Abdul Ghaffar Khan, 98, a Follower of Gandhi". The New York Times. January 21, 1988. p. B 4. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
101. ^ Philippe de Rothschild, 85, Dies; Maker of Chateau Mouton Wine. New York Times. Retrieved 3 Jul 2024.
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103. ^ "James D. Theberge; Former Ambassador, 56". The New York Times. January 24, 1988. p. 1 34. Retrieved April 17, 2024.
104. ^ Vincent Lingiari (1919–1988). Australian National University. Retrieved 21 Jun 2024.
105. ^ Werner Nachmann, German Jewish Leader, 62. New York Times. Retrieved 27 Jun 2024.
106. ^ A. Sofaer, 91; Veteran Film, Stage Actor. L.A. Times. Retrieved 8 Jul 2024.
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110. ^ Opera Patron Dies in Plunge From a Balcony at the Met. New York Times. Retrieved 26 May 2024.
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