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Martin Luther, protestant reformer
Spencer Perceval, (Tory), British PM (1809-12)
Viscount Goderich, (Tory), British PM (1827-28)
Sir Benjamin Lee, Baronet Guinness, Irish brewer, Dublin mayor
Jose Santos Zelaya, (L), ruler of Nicaragua (1893-1910)
Stephen Crane, poet (Red Badge of Courage)
Carlos Saavedra Lamas, Argentine jurist (Nobel Peace Prize 1936)
Sholem Asch, Yiddish novelist, playwright (Three Cities)
Hermann Broch, Austrian novelist (Sleepwalkers, Bewitchment)
Philip John Noel-Baker, statesman, disarmament advocate (Nobel '59)
Alexander Alekhine, of Russia, world chess champion (1927-46)
Betsy Palmer, in E Chicago Illinois, Actress
Gary Player, South African golfer
Barbara Bossom, in Penn (Hill St Blues)
Larry Flint, publisher (Hustler)
Fernando Valenzuela, pitcher (LA Dodgers)
Daniel Boone, frontiersman, explorer
Marie-Antoinette, let them eat cake
James Knox Polk, 11th Pres (1845-1849)
George Boole, mathematician
Warren Gamaliel Harding, (R), 28th pres (1921-23)
Harlow Shapley, US astronomer
Odysseus Elytis, Greek poet (Nobel 1979)
Burt Lancaster, Actor (From Here to Eternity, Elmer Gantry)
Ann Rutherford, Actress
Rose Bird, Calif Supreme Court Judge
Patrick Buchanan, political columnist
David Hemmings, English Actor
Shere Hite, sex therapist
John Montague, 4th Earl of Sandwich, inventor of same
William Cullen Bryant, poet (Thanatopsis)
Karl Baedeker, German publisher of travel books
Andre Malraux, French novelist and art historian
Bronko Nagurski, NFL fullback (Chicago Bears)
James Reston, columnist (NY Times)
Bob Feller, pitcher
Russell B. Long, (D-Sen-La)
Charles Bronson, Actor
William H. Dana, X-15 pilot
Ken Berry, Actor, dancer, TV personality
Michael S. Dukakis, (D-Gov-Mass)
Monica Vitti, in Rome Italy
Paula Wayne
Lulu, in Glasgow Scotland - To Sir With Love
Larry Holmes, boxer
Adam Ant, punk rocker
Dolph Lundgren, (Rocky IV)
Eden Phillpotts, English novelist, poet, playwright
Will Rogers, humorist, never met Hitler
Bob Considine, sports columnist
Ciro Alegr¡a, Peruvian novelist (Golden Serpent)
Walter Cronkite, newsman ("and that's the way it is")
Art Carney, Actor (Honeymooners, Harold and Maude)
Martin Balsam, Actor
Doris Roberts, in St Louis
Kate Reid, in London England
Loretta Swift, in Passaic NJ - Hot Lips on M*A*S*H
Eugene V. Debs, labor organizer, Socialist presidential candidate
Ida Tarbell, muckraker (Standard Oil was very unhappy)
Raymond Duchamp-Villon, cubist sculptor
Will Durant, writer, historian (Story of Civilization)
Earle (Greasy) Neale, NFL coach (Philadelphia Eagles)
Joel McCrea, Actor
Roy Rogers, cowboy (Happy Trails to you, Roy & Trigger)
Vivien Leigh, Frankly my dear I don't give a damn
Ike Turner, AKA Mr. Tina Turner!
Art Garfunkel, singer
Patricia Hardy
Paul Simon, singer, songwriter (Bridge Over Troubled Waters)
Elke Sommer, in Berlin Germany
Sam Shepard, American playwright
Patricia K. Kuhl, speech and hearing scientist
Bill Walton, NBA star (Portland Trail Blazers, Boston Celtics)
Tatum O'Neal, in LA aka Mrs John Macenroe (Paper Moon)
Andrea McArdle, in Phila - Sun will come out tommorrow
Charles II, last Habsburg king of Spain (1665-1700)
Colley Cibber, English dramatist, poet laureate (Love's Last Shift)
Aloys Senefelder, inventor of lithography
Adolphe Sax, Belgian musician, saxophone inventor
Charles H Dow, co-founder of Dow Jones/1st editor of Wall St Journal
John Phillip Souza, march king (Stars and Stripes Forever)
Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish composer, pianist, patriot
James A. Naismith, inventor of basketball
Marie Curie, discoverer of radium
Walter Johnson, Hall of Fame pitcher (Wash. Senators 1907-27)
Fibber McGee, early radio comedian
Heinrich Himmler, Nazi SS leader
Francis Lederer, Actor
Albert Camus, French novelist
James Jones, author
Al Hirt, Jazz trumpeter
Joan Sutherland, Australian opera star
Mike Nichols, stage and film director
Johnny Rivers
Joni Mitchell
Sally Field, in Pasadena Cal - we really like her (Flying Nun)
Maria Shriver, (Newscaster)
Lori Singer
Muhammad ibn Hazm, historian, jurist, writer of Islamic Spain
Francisco de Zurbar n, Spanish Baroque painter
Madame Marie Sklodowska Curie, discovered radium (Nobel 1903, 1911)
Leon Trotsky, Russian Communist theorist, Bolshevik
Konrad Lorenz, zoologist, ethologist, writer (Nobel 1973)
Albert Camus, French novelist, playwright (Plauge) (Nobel 1957)
Billy Graham, evangelist
Al Hirt, trumpet player
Joan Sutherland, in Sydney Australia
Joni Mitchell, in Alberta Canada, singer (Clouds)
Judith Frost, in British Columbia
Joe Niekro
Kathy McMillan, track star
Dana Plato, in Maywood California
Sir Edmond Halley, astronomer, 1st to calculate a comet's orbit
Gottlob Frege, German mathematician, logician, philosopher
Margaret Mitchell, (Gone With the Wind)
Katherine Hepburn, in Conn (African Queen, On Golden Pond)
Peter Weiss, German dramatist, novelist (Marat/Sade)
Dr. Christiaan Barnard, performed 1st human heart transplantation
Patti Page, in Claremont Oklahoma
Morley Safer, TV newscaster (60 Minutes)
Esther Rolle, in Pompano Florida (Good Times)
Edward G. Gibson, astronaut (Skylab 4)
Minnie Ripperton, in Chic
Bonnie Raitt, in LA, singer
Christie Hefner, daughter of Hugh Hefner
Rickie Lee Jones, in Chicago
Elijah P. Lovejoy, American newspaper publisher, abolitionist
Ivan Turgenev, Russian novelist, poet, playwright (Fathers & Sons)
Charles Baudelaire, Poet
Eadweard Muybridge, Pioneer Photographer
Edward VII, king of England (1901-10)
Lewis Lewin, German toxicologist, father of psychopharmacology
Paul Robeson, Actor and Singer
Gregory Pincus, birth control pill inventor
Ward Bond
James William Fulbright, (Sen-Mo)
Sargent Shriver, (Peace Corp)
Hedy Lamarr
Florence Chadwick, swimmer
Spiro Agnew, (R), 39th VP (1973-77), crook
Hugh Hefner, Publisher
Carl Perkins
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Carl Sagan, astronomer, author (Cosmos, Broca's Brain)
Mary Travers, in Louisville Ky, (Peter Paul & Mary)
Mikhail N. Tal, of USSR, world chess champion (1960-61)
Michael Learned
Lou Ferrigno, Actor (Incredible Hulk)
Martin Luther, in Eisleben, Germany, founder of Protestantism
Fran‡ois Couperin, composer
George II, king of England (1727-60)
William Hogarth, English satiric painter/engraver (Rake's Progress)
Oliver Goldsmith, Irish novelist, dramatist (She Stoops to Conquer)
Frederich von Schiller, in Germany, poet
Jared Kirtland, American physician, naturalist
Adm. Matthew Perry
Cyrus West Field, financier, success of 1st transatlantic cable
Lewis Wallace ('Ben Hur'), Soldier diploman and novelist
William Booth, founded Salvation Army
Sir John S.D. Thompson, (C), 4th prime minister of Canada (1892-94)
Joseph Pulitzer, Journalist and publisher
Frances Perkins, 1st woman Cabinet member
Kahlil Gibran
John Knudsen Northrop, aircraft designer
Clare Booth Luce, Journalist and Diplomat
Clyde (Bulldog) Turner, NFL center (Chicago Bears)
Chuck Connors
Richard Burton, Welsh Actor (Cleopatra, Virginia Woolf)
Max von Sydow
Omar Sharif
Ronald E. Evans, astronaut (Apollo 17)
John Madden
David Stockman, ex-budget director
Donna Fargo, in North Carolina
Ann Reinking, in Seattle Washington
MacKenzie Phillips, in Alexandra Va (One Day at a Time)
Henry IV, Holy Roman emperor (1036-1106)
Yen Jo-chu, Chinese scholar of Ch'ing dynasty
Abigail Smith Adams, 2nd 1st lady
Charles IV, king of Spain (1788-1808)
Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Russian author (Crime and Punishment)
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, American author, editor (Story of a Bad Boy)
Alfred Hermann Fried, German pacifist (Nobel 1911)
Gen George S Patton
Pat O'Brien, U.S. Actor (Knute Rockne, Angels with Dirty Faces)
Sam Spiegel, film producer
Alger Hiss, hid papers in a pumpkin
Sam Spiegel, film producer
Howard Fast, screenwriter
William Proxmire, (D-Wis-Sen), (Golden Fleece Awards)
Gene Tierney, in Bkln
Kurt Vonnegut Jr., author (Slaughterhouse Five, Sirens of Titan)
Jonathan Winters, comedian
Bibi Andersson, in Sweden
Susan Kohner
Denise Alexander, in NYC
Daniel Ortega Saavedra, president of Nicaragua (1984-, )
Fuzzy Zoeller, Golfer
Jigme Singye Wangchuk, king of Bhutan (1972-, )
Demi Moore
Philip McKeon, Actor
Letitia Christian Tyler, 1st wife of President Tyler
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Johnstown, NY, suffragist
Baha'Ullah (Mirza Husayn Ali), founded Bah '¡ faith
Aleksandr Borodin, Russian composer
Auguste Rodin, sculptor (Kiss)
Sun Yat-sen, father of modern China (ROC and PRC)
Harry A. Blackmun, U.S. Supreme Court justice
Alphonse (Tuffy) Leemans, NFL fullback (NY Giants)
Kim Hunter, Actress
Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco in Phila
Ina Ballin
Richard H. Truly, U.S. astronaut (STS-2, 8)
Stefanie Powers, in Hollywood Cal (Hart to Hart)
Neil Young, Canadian singer, songwriter
Nadia Comaneci, in Romania, Olympic gymnast
St. Augustine, of Hippo in Numidia, Algeria
Edward III, king of England (1327-77)
Augustine
Edward John Trelawney, English traveler, author
Edwin Booth, American Actor
Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish author (Treasure Island)
Louis Brandeis, Supreme Court Justice (1916-39)
Hermione Baddeley, Actress
Jack Elam, American Actor
Oskar Werner, film Actor, director
Madeleine Sherwood, Actress
Linda Christian, in Mexico
Richard Mulligan, Actor
Monica Vitti
Garry Marshall, Producer
Jean Seberg, in Marshaltown
Dack Rambo, Actor
Beth Brickell, in Arkansas
William Pitt the Elder, (Whig), British PM (1756-61, 1766-68)
Robert Fulton, built 1st coml steamboat
Henri Dutrochet, discovered & named process of osmosis
Sir Charles Lyell, geologist
Claude Monet, French Impressionist
Frederick Jackson Turner, historian, educator
Jawaharlal Nehru, 1st Indian PM (1947-64)
Mamie Doud Eisenhower, 1st lady
Aaron Copland, American composer (Billy the Kid, Appalachian Spring)
Marya Mannes, writer
Louise Brooks, silent screen star (American Venus, Pandora's Box)
Harrison E. Salisbury, journalist, writer
Rosemary DeCamp, in Az
Barbara Hutton
Veronica Lake
Brian Keith, Actor
Leonie Rysanek, dramatic soprano
McLean Stevenson, Actor (TV's M*A*S*H)
Edward H. White II, astronaut (Gemini 4)
Fred Haise, astronaut (Apollo 13)
Hussein I, king of Jordan (1953-, )
Don Stewart
Prince Charles, of Britain
Sir William Herschel, astronomer discovered Uranus
Gerhart Hauptmann, German writer (Before Dawn) (Nobel 1912)
Georgia O'Keeffe, in Sun Prairie, Wis, painter
Marianne Moore, poet in St. Louis
Erwin Rommel, German field marshall
W. Averell Harriman, governor, cabinet member
Joseph Albert Wapner, La (People's Court)
Carol Bruce, in Great Neck
Howard Baker, senator from Tennessee, presidential chief of staff
Ed Asner, Actor (Lou Grant)
Petula Clark, in England
Joanna Barnes, Actress
Sam Waterston, Actor
Anni-Frid, in Lyngsdtad Sweden (ABBA)
Janet Lennon, (Lennon Sisters)
Rodolphe Kreutzer, French composer, virtuoso violinist
William Handy, blues musician
Paul Hindemith, in Germany, composer
Jim Jordan, radio comic (Fibber McGee of Fibber McGee & Molly)
George Gallup, what's your opinion?
Burgess Meredith, Actor
Donna McKechnie, in Pontiac Michigan
Martine van Hamel, Belgian ballerina
Lisa Bonet in SF, Cal (Cosby Show)
Donald Wolf, computer game creator
Il Bronzino, Florentine painter
Joost van den Vondel, Dutch poet, dramatist
Jean d'Alembert, French mathematician, scientist, philosopher
Louis XVIII, 1st post-revolutionary king of France (1814-24)
August Ferdinand Mobius, mathematician, inventor of Mobius strip
Titian Ramsey Peale, American artist, naturalist
Viscount Montgomery, Field Marshal of Alamein in Moville, Ireland
Jack Cusack, pioneer in pro football, with Canton Bulldogs
Isamu Noguchi, sculptor
Rock Hudson, in Winnetka, Ill, (Pillow Talk, A Farewell to Arms)
Bob Mathias, Olympian-turned-politician
Peter Cook, British Actor, comedian
Gordon Lightfoot, folksinger
Martin Scorsese, director (Mean Streets, NY, NY)
Lauren Hutton, in SC, model, Actress (American Gigolo, Lassiter)
Tom Seaver, (NY Met Pitcher)
Danny DeVito, Actor (Taxi, Ruthless People)
Elvin Hayes, NBA star
Merette Von Kemp, in Denmark
Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre, developed a method of photography
Sir WS Gilbert, playwright (of Gilbert & Sullivan fame)
Amelita Galli-Curci, Italian operatic soprano
Eugene Ormandy, conductor (Philadelphia Orchestra)
George H. Gallop, what's your opinion?
Imogene Coca, in Phila, Actress (Your Show of Shows)
Alan B. Shepard Jr., 1st American in space (Freedom 7, Apollo 14)
Dorothy Collins, in Ontario Canada
Mickey Mouse, cartoon character
William (Pete) Knight, X-15 pilot
Brenda Vaccaro Bkln, (Midnight Cowboy, Airport '77)
Linda Evans, (Dynasty)
Susan Sullivan, in NYC
Linda Evans
Charles I, king of England (1625-49); executed by Parliament
George Rogers Clark, frontier military leader in Revolutionary War
Ferdinand de Lesseps, French diplomat, built Suez Canal
James A Garfield, 20th Pres (March 4-Sept 19, 1881)
Jose Ra£l Capablanca, of Cuba, world chess champion (1921-27)
Tommy Dorsey, band leader
Indira Gandhi, Indian prime minister (1966-77, 1980-84)
Alan Young, English Actor
Roy Campanella, baseball player
Jeane Kirkpatrick, US ambassador to UN
Larry King, radio talk show host
Dick Cavett, TV talk show host
Ted Turner, broadcasting mogul
Dan Haggerty, Actor (Grizzly Adams)
Calvin Klein, clothes designer
Ahmad Rashad (Bobby Moore), NFL wide receiver (Minnesota Vikings)
Kathleen Quinlan, in Mill Valley Cal, (Rose Garden, Twilight Zone)
Glynnis O'Connor, in NYC
Jodie Foster, LA (Bugsy Malone) - Pulls Hinckley's string
Otto von Guericke, invented air pump
Peregrine White, son of William & Susanna White, born aboard Mayflower
Oliver Wolcott, governor of Conn., signer of Declaration of Indep
Andres Bello, Venezuelan diplomat, author, humanist
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, (L), 7th Canadian prime minister (1896-1911)
Selma Lagerlof, Swedish novelist (Tales of a Manor) (Nobel 1909)
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, judge, 1st commissioner of baseball
Karl von Frisch, zoologist, bee expert (Nobel 1973)
Edwin Hubble, US astronomer, discoverer of galaxies, red shift
Chester Gould, cartoonist (gave Dick Tracy a job)
Alistair Cooke, raconteur (Masterpiece Theatre)
Emilio Pucci, fashion designer
Robert A. Bruce, pioneer in exercise cardiology
Judy Canova, in Fla
Robert Byrd, (D-Sen-WV) majority leader
Evelyn Keyes, Actress
Gene Tierney, Actress (Laura, Razor's Edge)
Phyllis Thaxter, in Portland Maine
Nadine Gordimer, South African writer (Lying Days)
Maya Plisetkaya, prima ballerina
Robert Kennedy, in Brookline, Mass (D-Sen-NY) AG; assassinated
Kaye Ballard, in Ohio Actress-comedian
Estelle Parsons, Actress (Rachel, Rachel, Bonnie and Clyde)
Richard Dawson, (Family Feud, Hogan's Heroes)
Dick Smothers, comedian
Joseph R. Biden Jr., (D-Sen-Del)
Veronica Hamill, Phila (Hill Street Blues)
Judy Woodruff, newscaster
Ahmad Rashad, NFL wide receiver (Minnesota), sportscaster
Bo Derek, Long Beach Cal (10, Tarzan, Ape Man)
Voltaire of France, thinker
William Beaumont, surgeon, studied digestion
Sir Samuel Cunard, founded 1st regular Atlantic steamship line
Benedict XV, 258th Roman Catholic pope (1914-22)
Rene Magritte, painter (This is Not a Pipe)
Coleman Hawkins, virtually created tenor saxophone for jazz
Jim Bishop, author
Eleanor Powell, in Springfield Mass
Sid Luckman, NFL quarterback (Chicago Bears)
Ralph Meeker, Actor (Anderson Tapes, Night Stalker)
Stan Musial, baseball player
Vivian Blaine, Actress (Guys and Dolls)
Jim Ringo, NFL center (Green Bay, Philadelphia)
Henry W. (Hank) Hartsfield, U.S. astronaut (STS-4, 41D, 61A)
Marlo Thomas, in Detroit Michigan aka Mrs Phil Donahue
Natalia Maskarova, in Lenningrad ballerina
Juliet Mills, in London England
Marlo Thomas, Actress (That Girl!, Jenny)
Larry Mahan, rodeo champ
Goldie Hawn, Wash DC (Butterflies Are Free, Foul Play)
Jamie Lee Curtis, Actress (Halloween, Trading Places)
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, composer, son of J.S. Bach
George Eliot, in England, novelist (Silas Marner)
John Nance Garner, (D), 32nd VP (1933-41)
Andre Gide, French novelist (Lafcadio's Adventures) (Nobel 1947)
Charles de Gaulle, pres of France (1958-69)
Wiley Post, American aviator, parachutist
Hoagie Carmichael, American Actor, songwriter (Stardust, Lazybones)
Benjamin Britten, English composer
Geraldine Page, Kirksville Mo (Interiors, Trip to Bountiful)
Owen K. Garriott, astronaut (Skylab 3, STS-9)
Robert Vaughn, Actor (Napoleon Solo of I Spy)
Billie Jean King, tennis pro Cal
Jamie Lee Curtis, in LA, Cal - Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh's daughter
Mariel Hemingway, in Ketchum Idaho (Manhattan, Personal Best)
Otto I (the Great), German king, Holy Roman emperor (962-73)
Alfonso X (the Wise), king of Castile and Leon (1252)
Gov. Edward Rutledge, of S.C., signer of Declaration of Independence
Franklin Pierce, 14th Pres (1853-1857)
Billy the Kid (William H. Bonney), criminal
Karl Branting, Swedish statesman, diplomat (Nobel Peace Prize 1921)
Boris Karloff, bogeyman (Frankenstein, Isle of the Dead)
William Brock, Sen
Vera Miles, in Okla
Krzysztof Penderecki, Polish composer (Hiroshima Threnody)
Vladislav N. Volkov, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 7, 11)
Francie Larrieu, Track runner
Baruch Spinoza, philosopher
Benjamin Spinoza
Father Junipero Serra, who had a mission in Cal
Laurence Sterne, Irish novelist, satirist (Tristram Shandy)
Zachary Taylor, (Whig), 12th Pres (Mar 5 1849-July 9 1850)
Henre de Toulouse-Lautrec, in France, painter
Scott Joplin, American musician, composer
Alben W. Barkley, (D), 35th U.S. vice-president (1949-53)
Dale Carnegie, author (How to Win Friends and Influence People)
Eric Severide
John V. Lindsay, (R-NY-mayor)
William F. Buckley Jr., right-wing curmudgeon
Dante Lavelli, AAFC, NFL end (Cleveland Browns)
Oscar Robertson (Big O), basketball player
Andrew Carnegie, steel industrialist, library builder
Carry Nation, scourge of barkeepers and drinkers
John XXIII, 261st pope (1958-63), (Angelo Roncalli) near Bergamo, It
Virgil Thomson, Composer and music critic
Joe DiMaggio, Yankee Clipper
Ricardo Montalban, Welcome to Fantasy Island, Khan
Lenny Moore, NFL back (Baltimore Colts)
Kathryn Grant Crosby, in Houston
John Larroquette
Martin Feldstein, economist
Tina Turner, in Brownsville Tx
John F. Kennedy Jr
Stacy Lattislaw
John Harvard, English clergyman, scholar, founder of Harvard Univ
William Cowper, English poet
Sarah Moore Grimke, American antislavery, women's rights advocate
Louisa May Alcott, little woman
Mary Edwards Walker, American doctor, women's rights leader
Ferdinand de Saussure, Swiss linguist
Willis Haviland Carrier, developed air-conditioning equipment
Joe Guyon, NFL halfback (Canton, Cleveland, Oorang, Rock I., etc.)
Norbert Wiener, inventor of cybernetics
Eric Sevareid, newscaster
Charles M Schultz, cartoonist (Peanuts)
Lois Hunt, in Morriston NJ
Robert Goulet, Singer in Canada
Marian Mercer, Actress-singer
Boris Yegorov, Soviet cosmonaut (Voskhod 1)
Tina Turner, Singer
Rich Little, Impressionist in Canada
Jan Stenerud, NFL place kicker (Kansas City Chiefs)
Anders Celsius, invented centigrade temperature scale
Robert Livingston, delivered oath of office to George Washington
Sir Julius Benedict, composer
Fanny Kemble, English Actress
Chaim Weizmann, Israeli statesman
Charles A. Beard, American historian
John McNally, a.k.a. Johnny Blood, early NFL halfback
Mona Washbourne, Actress
David Merrick, Bdwy producer
Buffalo Bob Smith
Alexander Dubcek, head of Czech Communist Party (1968-69)
Benigno Aquino Jr., Philippine opposition leader; assassinated
Gail Sheehy, Writer
Eddie Rabbitt, singer
Jimi Hendrix, guitarist
Jayne Kennedy, in Wash DC
Caroline Kennedy
John Bunyan, English cleric, author (Pilgrim's Progress)
Jean Baptiste Lully, French composer, musician
William Blake, poet (Songs of Innocence and Experience)
Friedrich Engels, Marx's collaborator
Stefan Zweig, Austrian poet, essayist, dramatist, translator
Claude Levi-Strauss, Belgian social anthropologist
Gloria Grahame
Hope Lange, in London
Gary Hart, (D-Sen-Colo)
Paul Warfield, NFL, WFL wide receiver (Cleveland, Miami, Memphis)
Randy Newman, singer (Raindrops)
Alexander Godunov, composer
Christian Doppler, discovered Doppler Effect (color shift)
Wendell Phillips, women's suffrage, antislavery, prison reformer
George Brown, (L), Canadian publisher (Toronto Globe), PM (1858)
Louisa May Alcott, American author (Little Women)
Sir Ambrose Fleming, invented diode
Ant¢nio Egas Moniz, Portuguese lobotomist (Nobel 1949)
William V.S. Tubman, (Whig), 17th Liberian president (1943-70)
Merle Travis, U.S. country singer (Sixteen Tons)
Vin Scully, Sportscaster
Paul Simon, (Sen-D-Ill), pres candidate
Diana Ladd
David Reuben, physician/Writer
John Mayall, blues singer
Chuck Mangione, jazz musician, composer
Suzy Chaffee, Skier
Howie Mandel, (St Elsewhere's-Dr Fiscus)
Cathy Moriarty, Actress
Andrea Doria, Genoese statesman, admiral
Philip Sidney, English poet, statesman, soldier (Arcadia)
Jonathan Swift, satirist (Gulliver's Travels, A Modest Proposal)
Johann Lukas Schonlein, helped establish scientific medicine
Oliver Fisher Winchester, rifle maker
Theodor Mommsen, German historian, writer (Nobel 1902)
Samuel Clemens, AKA Mark Twain (Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn)
Andres Bonifacio, leader of 1896 Philippine revolt against Spain
Sir Winston Churchill, (C), Brit. PM (1940-45, 1951-55) (Nobel 1953)
Roy (Link) Lyman, NFL tackle (Chicago Bears)
Gordon Parks, film director
Henry Taube, chemist (Nobel 1983)
Virginia Mayo, in St Louis Mo
Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Actor (77 Sunset Strip)
Allan Sherman, comedian
Shirley Chisholm, (D-Rep), pres candidate
Richard Crenna
Dick Clark, oldest teenager (American Bandstand)
G Gordon Liddy
Abbie Hoffman, Yippie
Billy Idol, rocker (White Wedding)
