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D. Mar 9th 2004 -- Organized the hijacking of Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro in October 1985. 1914-2004; British; author of several works, including studies of Hitler, Bevin and Stalin. D. Jan 15th 2004 -- Biographer of jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. American who wrote for The Montreal Gazette, The Toronto Globe and Mail. CBC TV and Radio personality. Covered Hollywood for the Toronto Telegram. D. Jan 15th 2004 -- Biographer of jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. American who wrote for The Montreal Gazette, The Toronto Globe and Mail. CBC TV and Radio personality. Covered Hollywood for the Toronto Telegram. D. Jan 15th 2004 -- Biographer of jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. American who wrote for The Montreal Gazette, The Toronto Globe and Mail. CBC TV and Radio personality. Covered Hollywood for the Toronto Telegram. Well-known in the US as host of PBS Masterpiece Theatre D. May 18th 2004 -- Lived to 104. Invented acidimeter (ph meter) in 1935 which became an indispensable tool in analytical chemistry. BS Chem Eng 1922 and MS Physical Chem 1923 University Of Illinois. D. May 18th 2004 -- Lived to 104. Invented acidimeter (ph meter) in 1935 which became an indispensable tool in analytical chemistry. BS Chem Eng 1922 and MS Physical Chem 1923 University Of Illinois. D. Sep 10th 2004 -- Senator from the State of Washington from 1987-1993 Robert Keeshan, 76; children's program host July 13, 74; celebrated German-born conductor July 13, 74; celebrated German-born conductor Polish novelist and poet, 93 Polish novelist and poet, 93 Age 78; author of On Death and Dying D. Aug 18th 2004 -- Won 1968 Oscar For Thoroughly Modern Millie. Composer for The Magnificent Seven, The Ten Commandments, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Man With The Golden Arm, Psycho and The Great Escape. D. Mar 28th 2004 -- Edited Bartlett's Quotations editions in 1955, 1968 and 1980. Daughter of Pulitzer Prize winning author Samuel Eliot Morison. 1908-2004; creator of a billion-dollar-a-year fashion and perfume business. Biologist 1916-2004; awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine; studied the structure of DNA. French author of Bonjour Tristesse; Sept 24, 69 D. Apr 29th 2004 -- US mob kingpin as Don Tano, the Boss of Bosses D. Sep 28th 2004 -- Winner of 8 Coty Awards. former Med Student who studied at Traphagen School of Fashion in New York and L'Academie Julian in Paris. Created eveningwear out of materials such as sweatshirt fabric and denim in 1970. One of the first seven US Mercury astronauts, Oct 4 D. Apr 9th 2004 -- Sang with Kay Kiser's Band in the 1940's. Created the laugh of the cartoon character Woody Woodpecker. He had hits with The White Cliffs of Dover, On A Slow Boat To China, and All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth. 1918-2004; American radio and television talk show host, best known as the host of The Tonight Show from 1957 to 1962. New Zealand novelist, poet and short story writer 77, starred in the landmark film, Psycho D. Nov 29th 2004 -- Father of Drew Barrymore (E.T.) and nephew of Lionel Barrymore (It's A Wonderful Life) D. Dec 29th 2004 -- American chemist who shared The 1970 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Bernard Katz and Ulf von Euler for work on catecholamine neurotransmitters. D. Apr 2 2004 -- Member of The Zombies band 1961-1967 Author of The Ruling Class 1921-2004; English; also a director, playwright, TV and radio presenter, stage designer and intellectual. Press Secretary, Kennedy administration, 79 Gospel/blues pianist and singer; June 10, 73 D. Aug 7th 2004 -- Expert in fighting oil well fires. Extinguished fires set in 1991 Gulf War in Iraq. Real name Paul Adair. D. Oct 1st 2004 -- Photographer for New Yorker Magazine. Covered Civil Rights Movement in 1963. Inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2001. 1921-2004; starred in the hit movies 'Caddyshack' and 'Back to School'. 40th US President, 1981-1989 40th US President, 1981-1989 D. Feb 21st 2004 -- Russian author on culture and religion who wrote Bysantium and Rus: Two Types of Spirituality and Myth of the Peoples of the World 1941-2004; American known for monologues that are dark, deep and often comic. 1954-2004; Swedish; known for his Millenium novels, including 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. Novelist, critic, intellectual, 71 D. Aug 17th 2004 -- She wrote the novel Girl with a Monkey in 1958. She received the Patrick White Award in 1989 for her services to Australian literature. 1920-2004; widely known as the Felix Unger on TV's 'The Odd Couple'. 1944-2004; pitcher, notably with the Mets and Phillies, and father of country star Tim McGraw. D. Apr 6th 2004 -- He played a thug in the films Taxi Driver and Mean Streets. D. Nov 10th 2004 -- Full name was Mohammed Abdul-Rahman Abdul-Ra'ouf Qudwa Al-Husseini. Yasser means "easy going". PLO chairman 1969-2004
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