Deaths in September 1989

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The following is a list of notable deaths in September 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.

## September 1989

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### 1

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* Kevin Andrews, 65, American archaeologist and writer, drowned.[1]
* Paul Chung, 30, Hong Kong actor, suicide.
* Kazimierz Deyna, 41, Polish international footballer (Legia Warsaw, Poland), car accident.[2]
* Bart Giamatti, 51, American Commissioner of Major League Baseball, heart attack.[3]
* Cyril Gill, 87, British Olympic sprinter (1928).
* Dipa Ma, 78, Indian meditation teacher.[4]
* Albert Outler, 80, American Methodist historian and pastor, stroke.[5]
* Shah Azizur Rahman, 63, Bangladeshi politician, Prime Minister of Bangladesh.[6]
* Leslie Runciman, 89, British shipping magnate.[7]
* Tadeusz Sendzimir, 95, Polish engineer and inventor, stroke.[8]
* Yevgeny Veltistov, 55, Soviet writer and screenwriter.

### 2

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* Clifton Parker, 84, British composer.
* Anton Peters, 65, Belgian actor.
* Brian Robinson, appr. 27, Northern Ireland loyalist militant (Ulster Volunteer Force), shot.[9]

### 3

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* John Augustine Collins, 90, Royal Australian Navy vice admiral, Chief of Navy.[10]
* Augie Lio, 71, American NFL footballer (Detroit Lions).[11]
* Sten Mellgren, 89, Swedish Olympic footballer (1924).
* Gaetano Scirea, 36, Italian international footballer (Juventus, Italy), car accident.[12]
* Rip Sewell, 82, American Major League baseballer (Pittsburgh Pirates).[13]
* Meena Shorey, 67, Pakistani film actress (Ek Thi Larki).

### 4

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* Gastón Cibert, 71, Argentine Olympic sailor (1948).
* Colin Clark, 83, British and Australian economist and statistician (gross national product).[14]
* Zenon Kliszko, 80, Polish politician.[15]
* Hal Lee, 84, American MLB player (Brooklyn Robins, Philadelphia Phillies, Boston Braves/Bees).
* Carl-August von Schoenebeck, 91, Nazi German general in the Luftwaffe.[16]
* Georges Simenon, 86, Belgian writer (Jules Maigret), complications from a fall.[17]
* Sir Ronald Syme, 86, New Zealand–born British classicist and historian (The Roman Revolution).[18]

### 5

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* Les Allen, 78, Australian rules footballer.
* Philip Baxter, 84, British and Australian chemical engineer, chairman of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission.[19]
* Michael Fidler, 73, British politician, Member of Parliament.[20]
* Geneviève Kervine, 58, French film actress.
* William Mann, 65, English music critic, complications from surgery.[21]
* J. Barkley Rosser, 81, American logician (Church–Rosser theorem), aneurysm.[22]

### 6

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* Jessie Mae Brown Beavers, 66, American journalist.
* Edwin Arthur Burtt, 96, American philosopher.[23]
* Imre Hennyei, 76, Hungarian Olympic fencer (1948, 1952).
* Mick Higgins, 78, Australian rules footballer.
* Muhammad Ibrahim, 77, Bangladeshi physician.[24]
* Gina Manès, 96, French film actress.[25]
* Stephen Nankervis, 99, Australian rules footballer.
* Héctor Ricardo, 64, Argentine footballer.
* Jimmy Ruffell, 89, English international footballer (West Ham United, England).[26]

### 7

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* Carlos Arévalo Calvet, 83, Spanish sculptor and film director.
* Tom Blackaller, 49, American yachtsman, World Championship gold medalist, heart attack.[27]
* Valery Goborov, 23, Soviet basketball player, Olympic gold medalist (1988), car crash.[28]
* Mikhail Goldstein, 71, German composer and violinist.[29]
* Joseph McCann, 63, Australian Olympic diver (1956).

### 8

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* Frederic L. Chapin, 60, American diplomat, ambassador to Ethiopia, Guatemala and Chad, cancer.[30]
* Keef Cowboy, 28, American rapper, invented term "hip hop", drug overdose.
* Henri Disy, 76, Belgian Olympic water polo player (1936).
* Ann George, 86, English actress (Crossroads), cancer.
* Aleardo Simoni, 87, Italian cyclist.
* Paul Alfred Weiss, 91, Austrian and American biologist.[31]

### 9

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* Elephter Andronikashvili, 78, Georgian physicist.[32]
* Heinrich Angst, 73, Swiss Olympic bobsledder (1948, 1956).
* Christopher Chancellor, 85, British journalist, general manager of Reuters.[33]
* Radharani Devi, 85, Indian poet.[34]
* Oleksiy Fedorov, 88, Soviet army general, Hero of the Soviet Union.[35]
* Josette Frank, 96, American children's literature expert, pneumonia.[36]
* Tim Hovey, 44, American child actor, road manager of Grateful Dead, suicide.[37]
* Vince Hughes, 83, Australian rugby league footballer.
* John McShain, 92, American building contractor, "The Man Who Built Washington", stroke.[38]

### 10

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* Okie Blanchard, 86, American college football player and coach (Wyoming Cowboys).
* Dutch Elston, 70, American football player and coach.
* Charles H. Griffin, 63, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1968-1973).
* Gordon McCallum, 70, American-born English sound engineer (Fiddler on the Roof).
* Jeff Stollmeyer, 68, Trinidad and Tobago test cricketer and captain (West Indies) and senator, wounds from home invaders.[39]

### 11

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* Lucy Carnegie Ferguson, 89, American preservationist (Cumberland Island).[40]
* Paul Gann, 77, American political activist, pneumonia.[41]
* Norman Goff, 68, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1956).
* Bill Wood, 67, Australian rules footballer.

### 12

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* Henry Benton, 70, Australian rugby league player.
* Josef Boháč, 75, Czechoslovakian Olympic ice hockey player (1936).
* George Gniel, 70, Australian rules footballer.
* Gladys Jayawardene, Sri Lankan physician, chairman of State Pharmaceuticals Corporation of Sri Lanka, assassinated.[42]
* John D. Landers, 69 American officer in the United States Army Air Forces.[43]
* Anton Lubowski, 37, Namibian anti-apartheid activist and advocate, assassinated.[44]
* Fishbait Miller, 80, American Doorkeeper of the U.S. House of Representatives, heart attack.[45]
* Sterjo Spasse, 75, Albanian prose writer and novelist.
* Seamus Twomey, 69, Irish republican militant activist, chief of staff of the Provisional I.R.A..[46]
* Don Walker, 81, American Broadway orchestrator and composer.[47]

### 13

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* Acharya Aatreya, 68, Indian poet, playwright and screenwriter.
* Gilles Andriamahazo, 70, Madagascan general in the French army, head of state of Madagascar, heart attack.[48]
* Jack Baldwin, 68, American football player.
* Sir David Bartlett, 77, British Olympic fencer (1936).
* John Bunyan, 84, American NFL player (Staten Island Stapletons, Brooklyn Dodgers).
* Zoltán Dudás, 56, Hungarian Olympic footballer (1960).
* Arieh Dulzin, 76, Israeli politician.
* Géza Frid, 85, Austro-Hungarian–born Dutch composer and pianist.[49]
* Sagarika Gomes, 27, Sri Lankan newscaster, abducted and murdered.[50]
* Kamal Irani, 57, Pakistani film actor (Shaheed), heart attack.
* Cyril Parsloe, 80, New Zealand cricketer.
* Charles H. Russell, 85, American politician, Governor of Nevada, heart attack.[51]
* Vladan Slijepčević, 58, Yugoslavian film director and screenwriter.
* Ron Whyte, 47, American playwright, cerebral hemorrhage.[52]
* John Yovicsin, 70, American NFL footballer (Philadelphia Eagles), heart disease.[53]

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* John Bright, 81, American journalist, screenwriter and political activist.[54]
* Tim Brown, 51, American figure skater, World Figure Skating Championships medalist, AIDS.[55]
* Castor Elzo, 71, Spanish footballer.
* Eddie McLeod, 88, New Zealand cricketer.
* Marvin Middlemark, 69, American inventor of the Rabbit Ears television antenna.[56]
* Benjamin Peary Pal, 83, Indian plant breeder and agronomist, director of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute.[57]
* Dámaso Pérez Prado, 72, Cuban bandleader and composer, popularised the mambo, stroke.[58]
* Heinz Schmidt, 82, German journalist and editor.[59]
* Tika Lal Taploo, 58, Indian politician, assassinated.[60]
* Valentina, 90, Ukrainian-born American fashion designer, Parkinson's disease.[61]
* Arnold Winkenhofer, 84, American football player and coach (Western Kentucky Hilltoppers).

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* Harry Cave, 66, New Zealand test cricketer and captain (Central Districts, New Zealand).[62]
* William C. Eddy, 87, American naval officer, engineer and inventor.[63]
* Olga Erteszek, 73, Polish-born American lingerie designer and company owner, breast cancer.[64]
* Jan DeGaetani, 56, American mezzo-soprano, leukemia.[65]
* Michael Klinger, 68, British film producer and distributor.[66]
* Robert Penn Warren, 84, American poet and novelist, prostate cancer.[67]
* John Burr Williams, 88, American economist (intrinsic value).[68]
* Jack Zwirewich, 60, Canadian Olympic rower (1948, 1952).

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* Bruno Heck, 72, German politician (Minister of Family Affairs and Youth).
* Archie Leitch, 83, Australian rules footballer.
* David H. Moriarty, 78, American sound engineer (Airport).
* Georg Schewe, Nazi German officer with the Kriegsmarine.[69]
* Allen Shields, 62, American mathematician, (functional analysis), cancer.[70]
* Anatoly Slivko, 50, Soviet serial killer, executed.
* Steven Stayner, 24, American kidnapping victim, motor cycle collision.[71]
* Anthony Trafford, 57, British politician, Member of Parliament and the House of Lords, lung cancer.[72]

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* Hugh Quincy Alexander, 78, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1953-1963).[73]
* Leon Culberson, 70, American Major League baseballer (Boston Red Sox).[74]
* Richard Hull, 82, British Army field marshall, Chief of the General Staff, cancer.[75]
* Lionel Malamed, 64, American NBA basketballer (Indianapolis Jets), heart attack.[76]
* José Martínez-Zorilla, 76, Mexican-American football player and Olympic fencer (1936).
* Ion Dezideriu Sîrbu, 70, Romanian philosopher, novelist and dramatist, esophageal cancer.
* Jay Stewart, 71, American television and radio announcer (Let's Make a Deal), suicide.[77]
* Salvador Tió, 77, Puerto Rican poet and writer, coined the term "Spanglish".[78]
* Don Vines, 57, Welsh rugby union and rugby league footballer (Wakefield Trinity, Great Britain).

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* Alexander Fletcher, 60, Scottish politician, Member of Parliament.[79]
* Henry K. Fluck, 77, American army officer.
* Maryat Lee, 66, American playwright and theatre director, heart disease.[80]
* Doug Munro, 72, Australian rules footballer.
* Peter Phipps, 80, New Zealand vice admiral in the Royal New Zealand Navy, car accident.[81]
* Aleksandra Śląska, 63, Polish film actress.[82]
* Jack Smith, 56, American filmmaker and actor (Flaming Creatures), AIDS.[83]

### 19

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* Vera Barclay, 95, English scouting pioneer and an author.[84]
* Naum Birman, 65, Soviet film and theater director and screenwriter.
* Raymond Holman, 70, Australian cricketer.
* Karin Jacobsen, 65, German actress and screenwriter.
* Alma Lavenson, 92, American photographer.[85]
* Philip Sayer, 42, British actor (Xtro), cancer.[86]
* Willie Steele, 66, American long-jumper and Olympic gold medalist (1948), cancer.[87]

### 20

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* Stig Andersson-Tvilling, 61, Swedish Olympic ice hockey player (1952, 1956).
* Ruth Bailey, 76, American actress.
* Chen Boda, 85, Chinese Communist journalist and revolutionist.[88]
* Charley Booker, 64, American blues singer and guitarist.[89]
* Richie Ginther, 59, American race car driver, heart attack.[90]
* Roy W. Johnson, 97, American football, basketball and baseball coach.[91]
* David Loxton, 46, Canadian-born British and American documentary producer, pancreatic cancer.[92]
* Tuti Indra Malaon, 49, Indonesian actress and dancer (Wadjah Seorang Laki-laki), internal bleeding.
* Gustl Müller, 85, German Olympic skier (1928).
* James Paster, 44, American serial killer, executed.[93]
* Len Pye, 78, Australian rules footballer.

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* Bill Barron, 62, American jazz tenor and soprano saxophonist.[94]
* Garrett H. Byrne, 91, American lawyer and politician, district attorney of Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
* Murry Dickson, 73, American Major League baseballer (St. Louis Cardinals), emphysema.[95]
* Ertem Eğilmez, 60, Turkish film director, producer and screenwriter, cancer.[96]
* Corrado Gaipa, 64, Italian actor and voice actor (The Godfather).[97]
* Norman Morley, 90, British Naval Reserve officer.
* Gene Nobles, 76, American radio disc jockey (WLAC).
* Mark Smerchanski, 74, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1968-1972).
* Rajani Thiranagama, 35, Sri Lankan Tamil human rights activist and feminist, assassinated.

### 22

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* Chuffie Alexander, 87, American Negro League baseball player.
* Ambrose Folorunsho Alli, 60, Nigerian Executive Governor of defunct Nigerian Bendel State).
* Carl Anderson, 86, American art director (The Last Angry Man, Lady Sings the Blues).
* Irving Berlin, 101, Russian-born American songwriter ("Puttin' On the Ritz", "White Christmas"), heart attack.[98]
* Bob Calihan, 71, American NBL basketballer and coach (Detroit Eagles).[99]
* Salvo D'Angelo, 80, Italian film producer.
* John E. Hunt, 80, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1967-1975).[100]
* Chunilal Madan, 76, Kenyan Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
* Haruo Maekawa, 78, Japanese businessman, governor of the Bank of Japan.[101]
* Irving Naxon, 87, American inventor (slow cooker).[102]
* Jan Teulings, 84, Dutch actor.
* Vera Vergani, 95, Italian actress.

### 23

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* Sal Aunese, 21, American college football player (Colorado Buffaloes).
* Austin R. Brunelli, 82, American general in the United States Marine Corps.[103]
* Nick Clausen, 89, Danish Olympic boxer (1920).
* Vail Jewell, 79, American Negro Leagues baseball player.
* Abu Hena Mustafa Kamal, 53, Bangladeshi songwriter and poet.[104]
* Bradley Kincaid, 94, American folk singer and radio entertainer.[105]
* John T. Koehler, 85, American navy commander, United States Assistant Secretary of the Navy, cancer.[106]
* William G. Rohrer, 79, American businessman and politician, mayor of Haddon Township, New Jersey.[107]
* Angelo Ross, 78, American film editor and sound engineer (Smokey and the Bandit).
* William Traylor, 58, American film, stage and television actor, heart attack.

### 24

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* Chuck Bond, 75, American NFL player (Washington Redskins).
* Charles Hutter, 73, American Olympic swimmer (1936).
* Åke Pleijel, 76, Swedish mathematician (Minakshisundaram–Pleijel zeta function).[108]
* Earl E. Stone, 93, American rear admiral in the United States Navy, director of the Armed Forces Security Agency.[109]
* Shri Yogendra, 91, Indian yoga guru, author and poet.

### 25

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* Pedro Amorim, 69, Brazilian footballer.
* Wally Floody, 71, Canadian fighter pilot and prisoner of war ("Great Escape").[110]
* Darlington Hoopes, 93, American politician and lawyer, member of Pennsylvania House of Representatives.[111]
* Nowell Myres, 86, British archaeologist, Bodley's Librarian.[112]

### 26

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* Pavlos Bakoyannis, 54, Greek politician, assassinated.[113]
* Jimmy Delaney, 75, Scottish international footballer (Manchester United, Celtic, Scotland).[114]
* Kaj Franck, 77, Finnish designer and applied artist.[115]
* Leo Gottlieb, 93, American lawyer (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton).[116]
* Hemant Kumar, 69, Indian music director and playback singer, heart attack.[117]
* William Post Jr., 88, American actor, pulmonary disease.[118]

### 27

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* Sergie Sovoroff, 88, American Aleut educational leader.

### 28

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* José Arribas, 68, Spanish professional footballer and manager (Le Mans).[119]
* Gerardo Castañeda, 63, Guatemalan Olympic sports shooter (1968).
* Ferdinand Marcos, 72, Filipino dictator, politician and statesman, President of the Philippines, cardiac arrest.[120]
* Evan McCaskey, 24, American guitarist (Exodus, Blind Illusion), suicide.
* Paul Schaeffer, 77, American NHL player (Chicago Black Hawks).
* Michael F. Skerry, 80, American politician, speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives.[121]
* Ronald Swain, 86, British RAF officer.

### 29

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* Gussie Busch, 90, American brewing magnate (Anheuser-Busch), owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, pneumonia.[122]
* Mark Dignam, 80, English actor.
* Paul Elzey, 43, American AFL player (Cincinnati Bengals).
* János Farkas, 47, Hungarian footballer (Vasas, Hungary) and Olympic gold medalist, heart attack.[123]
* Geoffrey Sumner, 80, British actor.[124]
* Adrian Swan, 59, Australian Olympic figure skater (1952).
* Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour, 81, French lawyer and far-right politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies, Vichy collaborator.
* Georges Ulmer, 70, Danish-born French composer and actor.[125]
* Gunnar Wiklund, 54, Swedish singer.

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* Horace Alexander, 100, English Quaker teacher, writer and ornithologist.[126]
* Oskar Davičo, 80, Yugoslavian novelist and poet.
* Manju Dey, 63, Indian actress and director (Carey Saheber Munshi).[127]
* William M. Fairbank, 72, American physicist (low-temperature physics), heart attack.[128]
* Derelys Perdue, 87, American silent-screen actress and dancer.
* Huỳnh Tấn Phát, 76, Vietnamese architect and politician, Prime Minister of the Republic of Vietnam.[129]
* Arthur Rook, 68, British Olympic equestrian (1956).
* Artur Schmitt, 78, German Olympic gymnast (1952).
* Ludwig Schuberth, 78, Austrian Olympic handball player (1936).
* Virgil Thomson, 92, American composer.[130]
* John T. Walker, 64 American Roman Catholic leader, Bishop of Washington, heart failure.[131]
* Roy Weir, 78, American MLB player (Boston Bees).

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* Vittorio Scarpati, 35–36, Italian and American artist and cartoonist, AIDS.

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90. ^ Retired Race Car Driver Ginther Is Dead at Age 59. L.A. Times. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
91. ^ Roy Johnson obit, ABQ J 1989 2. Newspapers.com (Albuquerque Journal). Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
92. ^ David R. Loxton, 46, a Producer Of Documentaries for Public TV. New York Times. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
93. ^ Ex-Singer Executed in Texas for Contract Killing. New York Times. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
94. ^ Bill Barron, Tenor Saxophonist, Composer and Teacher, Dies at 62. New York Times. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
95. ^ "Murry Dickson, Pitcher, 73". The New York Times. September 22, 1989. p. A 28. Retrieved July 4, 2023.
96. ^ Ertem Eğilmez: A humanist filmmaker. Daily Sabah. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
97. ^ Corrado Gaipa. WorldCat. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
98. ^ Marilyn Berger (September 23, 1989). "Irving Berlin, Nation's Songwriter, Dies". The New York Times. p. 1 1. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
99. ^ Bob Calihan NBL Stats. Basketball Reference. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
100. ^ "John E. Hunt, 79, Ex-Jersey Congressman". The New York Times. September 26, 1989. p. B 20. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
101. ^ Haruo Maekawa, former Bank of Japan governor and author .... United Press International. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
102. ^ Irving Naxon. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
103. ^ Brunelli, Austin Roger. Traces of War. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
104. ^ Abu Hena Mustafa Kamal. WorldCat. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
105. ^ Country singer Bradley Kincaid dies. United Press International. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
106. ^ "John Koehler, 85, Former Federal Official". The New York Times. September 27, 1989. p. D 26. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
107. ^ William Rohrer papers, 1944-1945. University of Michigan. Retrieved 17 Sep 2024.
108. ^ Åke Pleijel. WorldCat. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
109. ^ Earl E. Stone; Retired Rear Admiral. L.A. Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
110. ^ Wally Floody; Aided POW 'Great Escape'. L.A. Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
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112. ^ Myres, (John) Nowell Linton. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
113. ^ Greek Lawmaker is Slain in Athens. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
114. ^ Jimmy Delaney James Delaney (Player). National Football Teams. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
115. ^ Kaj Franck. WorldCat. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
116. ^ Leo Gottlieb, Lawyer, 93. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
117. ^ West Bengal remembers singer-music composer Hemant Kumar on his birth anniversary. New Indian Express. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
118. ^ William Post Jr., 88; Film and Stage Actor. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
119. ^ José Arribas. eu-football.info. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
120. ^ Ferdinand Marcos, Ousted Leader Of Philippines, Dies at 72 in Exile. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
121. ^ Michael F. Skerry Personal Papers. JFK Library. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
122. ^ Patriarch of Cardinals Is Dead at 90 : August A. Busch Jr., Beer Baron, Bought Baseball Team in ’53. L.A. Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
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125. ^ Singer-composer Georges Ulmer dead at 70 - UPI Archives. United Press International. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
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127. ^ Manju Dey. WorldCat. Retrieved 7 Nov 2024.
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129. ^ Huynh Tan Phat, Vietcong Aide And Hanoi Official, Is Dead at 76. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.
130. ^ John Rockwell (October 1, 1989). "Virgil Thomson, Composer, Critic and Collaborator With Stein, Dies at 92". The New York Times. p. 1 42. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
131. ^ John Walker, 64, Episcopal Bishop in Washington. New York Times. Retrieved 18 Sep 2024.

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