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American composer (1900-1990) Pulitzer Prize winner (1901-1991) Described "peak experiences"; American (1908-1970) Two-time Democratic Presidential candidate and Ambassador to the United Nations; b. 1900 Italian novelist (1907-1990) Best known for Li'l Abner (1909-1979) English-born television personality (1908-2004) Host of Masterpiece Theatre from 1971 to 1992 Journals, essays, short stories and erotica (1903-1977) American character actor and comic cowboy sidekick (1905-1978) Italian actress (1908-1973) Hungarian conductor (1906-1988) English novelist best known for 12-volume "A Dance to the Music of Time" (1905-2000) Author of The Little Prince and others (1900-1944) And husband to Jacqueline Kennedy Swedish children's writer (1907-2002) Best known for her novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged (1905-1982) American actress (1907-1990) US Senator from Arizona and 1964 Republican Presidential candidate (1909-1998) Leader in the New Left and anti Vietnam movements of the 60's and 70's (1903-1998) Pediatrician, author of Baby and Child Care, one of the biggest best-sellers of all-time American jazz and swing clarinetist and bandleader (1909-1986) American actress of film, television and theatre (1908-1989) Psychologist, author of Walden Two and others Author, inventor, and social philosopher (1904-1990) Also producer and screenwriter (1906-2002) Also director and screenwriter One of the most popular recording artists of the 20th century American jazz musician (1903-1931) American comedian (1903-2003) American actor (1907-1997) Comedies, dramas and voice acting in theater, television and films American folk singer (1909-1995) Starred in a number of popular films of the 30's and 40's Gold medal in swimming before breaking into action (1907-1983) Last surviving poet of the original group known as Objectivists, d. 2003, age 100 American actress (1908-1942) Hall of Fame second baseman (1903-1993) Belgian-born anthropologist and ethnologist (1908-2009) American pioneer film star (1903-1996) Chilean-born pianist (1903-1991) American bandleader (1904-1984) American jazz drummer (1909-1981) U.N. Secretary-General (1905-1961) Ukrainian violinist (1908-1974) Author of "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" (1908-2002) Reformist leader of the Chinese Communist Party (1904-1997) Second-longest serving American Secretary of State under Kennedy and Johnson (1909-1994) Works on theology and philosophy as well as fiction; hanged by the Nazi's, 1945 And dissident anti-Nazi (1906-1945) English football player, scored 60 league goals in 1927-28 (1907-1980) American character actor (1906-2005) American broadcast journalist (1908-1965) Hungarian-born father of the hydrogen bomb (1908-2003) Bulgarian modernist novelist; Nobel Prize, 1981 (1905-1994) Turkish-born Academy Award winning director (1909-2003) American Prohibition agent (1903-1957) American avant-garde composer (1908-2012) Nobel laureate (1901-1954) German psychologist and philosopher (1900-1980) War correspondent and Pulitzer Prize winner, killed in combat in the Pacific (1900-1944) Australian-born actor (1909-1959) American novelist (1903-1987) American writer of short stories and novels (1909-2001) Romanian-born French avant-garde playwright (1909-1994) English novelist, biographer and travel writer (1903-1966) American pianist (1904-1943) Canadian-born actress, starred in King Kong (1907-2004) French comedy star (1903-1971) Irish-born British figurative painter (1909-1992) Inventor of the modern ice resurfacer that bears his name American actor (1908-1991) Mexican artist, wife of painter Diego Rivera (1907-1954) French Canadian writer (1909-1983) American drummer (1909-1973) English author of Animal Farm and 1984 (1903-1950) French creator of Inspector Maigret (1903-1989) American bandleader (1904-1944) English actress (1904-1996) Swedish actress (1905-1990) German-American political theorist (1906-1975) Nobel Prize recipient (1900-1981) Composer of popular music (1905-1986) Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U. 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(1908-1999) American operatic soprano (1903-1972) Author of Papillon (1906-1973) Best known as Herblock (1909-2001) Long-time conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic (1908-1989) American four-star admiral; directed the original development of naval nuclear propulsion English creator of James Bond (1908-1964) American actress (1908-2001) Popular French poet (1900-1977) 1958 Pulitzer Prize (1909-1955) Irish-American Heavyweight Champion (1905-1974) British actor (1909-1984) American actor (1908-1997) Remembered for her musical films of the 30's and 40's (1903-1965) American singer and actress Existentialist philosopher, playwright, novelist (1905-1980) English actress (1909-1994) American bandleader (1904-2005) American actress (1905-1977) American bank robber (1903-1934) English actor (1908-2005) Academy Award winner (1909-1976) American novelist and short story writer (1905-1970) Nobel Prize laureate (1902-1968) Cowboy star actor (1907-1979) American author on mythology (1904-1987) American character actor (1905-1994) British-born American songwriter (1905-1994) American actress (1907-2003) Austrian, Nobel Prize (1903-1989) Larry of the Three Stooges (1902-1975) English stage and screen actor (1907-1989) Leader of the Soviet Union (1906-1982) And peace activist (1901-1994) Most well-known for monster movies (1906-1973) Widely acclaimed, member l'Académie française President of Senegal (1906-2001) American author of nature books (1907-1977) Half of duo, Abbot and Costello (1906-1959) "The Iron Horse"; gave his name to the disorder that took his life, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (1903-1941) American Western writer (1908-1988) British; work was important in establishing human evolutionary development in Africa (1903-1972) Northern Irish poet (1907-1963) 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma (1900-1979) Spanish international movie director (1900-1983) British novelist (1909-1957) Cultural anthropologist (1901-1978) Gone With the Wind (1900-1949) French novelist and essayist Matriarch of the Trapp Family Singers; inspiration for The Sound of Music (1905-1987) Latvian-born abstract painter (1903-1970) German-American (1901-1992) Organ works as well as piano and orchestral works French composer and organist (1902-1986) Cardiac surgeon, scientist, innovator, educator (1908-2008) English actor (1908-1985) Hall of Fame catcher (1903-1962) Ukrainian violinist (1903-1992) French composer, organist and ornithologist (1908-1992) Popcorn businessman (1907-1995) Chilean Nobel Prize laureate (1904-1973) Canadian-born bandleader (1908-1976) American mystery writer of over 70 novels, d. 2008, age 104 French cellist (1906-1986) American environmental writer (1907-1964) American, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (1904-1971) Founder of McDonald's (1902-1984) English actor (1908-1990) British gold medal rower (1907-1965) African-American writer (1908-1960) Popular sci-fi writer (1907-1988) Leader of the Manhattan Project (1904-1967) Stage and screen actress (1907-1976) American country music star (1903-1992) Austrian pianist (1903-1991) President of Chile (1908-1973) Prominent Spanish surrealist (1904-1989) Most known as playwright but also authored novels and poems Also novelist and poet (1906-1989) Author of The Second Sex and other works (1908-1986) Austrian Holocaust survivor (1908-2005) French jazz violinist (1908-1997) Segregationist Presidential candidate and 48 years as US Senator (1902-2003) American poet (1908-1963) Known as Dr. Seuss (1904-1991) US Presidential candidate (1902-1971) New York restaurateur (1903-1977) Burmese U N Secretary General (1909-1974) Russian pianist (1903-1989) American historian, novelist, short story writer and environmentalist (1909-1993) German Nobel Prize laureate (1901-1976) Dutch abstract expressionist (1904-1997) Prime Minister of Australia (1908-1988) Cuban influenced Spanish-American bandleader, b. 1900 French violinist (1902-1991)
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