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2005 Carroll A. Campbell, Jr., Representative-R-South Carolina, 1979 - 1986, Governor of South Carolina 1987 - 1995
1998 New York Rangers fire head coach Colin Campbell 1997 Robert Arthur Thornbury Campbell, journalist/musician, dies at 55 1997 British model Naomi Campbell, hospitalized on drug overdose 1996 Robert Lewis Campbell Lorimer, publisher, dies at 77 1996 Colin Campbell Mitchell, soldier, dies at 70 1996 John Lorne Campbell, folklorist, dies at 90 1994 William Donald Campbell, diarist/Ornithologist, dies at 89 1993 44th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 16-6 at Montreal 1992 43rd NHL All-Star Game: Campbell beat Wales 10-6 at Philadelphia 1991 Irene Campbell, British actress/dancer (Wicker Man, St. Justice), dies 1991 42nd NHL All-Star Game: Campbell beat Wales 11-5 at Chicago 1990 41st NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 12-7 at Pittsburgh 1989 40th NHL All-Star Game: Campbell beat Wales 9-5 at Edmonton 1988 39th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 6-5 (OT) at St. Louis 1987 Joseph Campbell, mythologist (Mythic Image), dies at 83 1987 Houston Oiler Earl Campbell, retires from NFL 1986 38th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 4-3 (OT) at Hartford 1985 Kay Campbell, actress (All My Children), dies at 80 1985 37th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 6-4 at Calgary 1984 36th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 7-6 at NJ 1983 35th NHL All-Star Game: Campbell beat Wales 9-3 at New York Islander 1982 34th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 4-2 at Washington 1981 33rd NHL All-Star Game: Campbell beat Wales 4-1 at LA 1980 32nd NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 6-3 at Detroit 1978 Flora Campbell, actress (Faraway Hill, Date With Judy), dies at 67 1978 31st NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 3-2 (OT) at Buffalo 1977 43rd Heisman Trophy Award: Earl Campbell, Texas (RB) 1977 Patricia Campbell, Pennsylvania, Miss Teen USA, 1996-2nd place 1977 30th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 4-3 at Vancouver 1976 Former Twins relief ace Bill Campbell is 1st free-agent to sign with a new team, joining the Red Sox for $1 million over 4 years 1976 29th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 7-5 at Philadelphia 1975 Tevin Jermod Campbell, born in Dallas, Texas, rapper 1975 Heiress/bank robber Patricia Campbell Hearst captured by FBI in SF 1975 28th NHL All-Star Game: Wales beat Campbell 7-1 at Montreal 1973 Cassie Campbell, ice hockey defenseman, Canada, 1998 Olympics 1973 Neve Campbell, actress, Party of 5, Scream 1973 Jim Campbell, born in Worchester, Massachusetts, U.S. hockey forward 1994 Olympics 1973 Jim Campbell, Worcester, NHL center, Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1972 Denny Vaughn, orchestra leader, Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour 1972 Matthew Campbell, NFL tight end for the Carolina Panthers 1971 John W. Campbell, U.S., sci-fi writer (Space Beyond), dies at 61 1970 Sherwin Campbell, cricketer, WI opening batsman 1995 1970 Steve Campbell, Buffalo, New York, tennis star 1970 Beck, born in Los Angeles, California, born Bek David Campbell, guitarist, singer, multi-instrumentalist, popular recordings include 'Odelay', 'Sea Change' 1970 Naomi Campbell, born in London, England, model/actress, Cool as Ice, Unzipped 1969 Jesse Campbell, NFL safety, New York Giants, Washington Redskins 1969 Michael Campbell, Hawera New Zealand, Australasia golfer 1968 Tisha Campbell, Newark, New Jersey, actress, Gina-Martin, House Party 1968 Elden Campbell, NBA forward and center, Los Angeles Lakers 1968 Alastair Campbell Mackintosh, Hamilton New Zealand, coxless rower 1996 Olympics 1968 Lisa Campbell, Victoria, Australia, badminton player 1996 Olympics 1967 Donald Campbell, boat racer, dies trying to break 300 mph on water 1966 Michael Campbell, CFL defensive tackle for the Hamilton Tiger Cats 1964 Donald Campbell (UK) sets world water speed record (276.33 mph) 1964 Don Campbell sets record for turbine vehicle, 690.91 kph (429.31 mph) 1964 Jackie Campbell, born in Los Angeles, California, WPVA volleyballer, Nationals-5th-1993 1964 Greg Campbell, cricketer, Aussie pace-bowler 1989-90 1964 Mike Campbell, born in Seattle, Washington, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs 1963 Dr. James Campbell performed the 1st human nerve transplant 1963 Julia Campbell, born in Huntsville, Alabama, actress, Opportunity Knocks 1962 Vivian Campbell, heavy metal rocker, White Snake-Here I Go Again 1962 Campbell Scott, born in New York City, actor, Singles, Dying Young, Sheltering Sky 1960 Dawn Coe-Jones, Campbell River BC, LPGA golfer, 1992 Kemper Open 1960 Julianna Young, Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, playmate, Nov, 1993 1960 Tonie Campbell, born in Los Angeles, California, 100m hurdler 1988 Olympics bronze 1959 Bill Campbell, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Rocketeer 1959 Ali Campbell, British reggae vocalist and guitarist, UB40-Red Red Wine 1958 Bruse Campbell, actor, Army of Darkness 1958 Bruce Campbell, American Actor 1957 Alan Campbell, born in Homestead, Florida, actor, E Z-3's a Crowd 1957 Ignatius Roy D Campbell, British poet (Garcia Lorca), dies at 54 1955 1st speed-boat to exceed 200 mph (322 kph) (D M Campbell) 1955 Eddie Campbell, Scottish Artist 1955 John Campbell, harness racer, 3-time winner of Hambletonian 1955 Earl Campbell, NFL running back, Houston, New Orleans, 1977 Heisman 1954 Robin Campbell, British reggae vocalist and guitarist, UB40-Red Red Wine 1954 Mike Campbell, guitarist, Tom Petty and Heartbreakers-Breakdown 1953 Nell Campbell, Laura, Sydney Australia, actress, Rocky Horror 1952 Nicholas Campbell, born in Toronto, Canada, actor, Nick-Insiders 1951 Thomas Warren Purtzer, Des Moines, Iowa, PGA golfer, 1977 Glen Campbell 1949 Malcolm Campbell, English cyclist (world speed-record), dies at 63 1948 Malcolm Campbell, English race driver, dies at 63 1948 Larry McNeeley, Lafayette, Indiana, banjo player, Glen Campbell Hour 1947 William H Campbell, Jr., rocker 1947 Avril "Kim" Campbell, Canada's 1st female premier, 1993- 1947 Kim Campbell, Canadian Statesman 1946 William "Junior" Campbell, singer/guitarist, Marmalade 1943 Ronald Campbell, born in Tynemouth, England, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Blyth Valley 1942 Robert Arthur Thornbury Campbell, journalist/musician 1940 Carroll A. Campbell, Jr., born in Greenville, South Carolina, Representative-R-South Carolina, 1979 - 1986, Governor of South Carolina 1987 - 1995 1940 Mrs Patrick Campbell, English actress (Outcast Lady, Riptide), dies 1940 Anne Campbell, born in England, politician, Labor Member of Parliament for Cambridge, portrayed by Harriet Walter in 10 Days to War, a BBC drama on events leading up to the Iraq War 1938 Jo Ann Campbell, born in Jacksonville, Florida, Lawrence Welk's champagne lady 1938 William W. Campbell, U.S. astronomer (Stellar Motions), dies at 76 1938 William Wallace Campbell, American Scientist 1938 Glen Campbell, singer, By the Time I get to Phoenix, Galveston 1936 Glen Campbell, born in Delight, Arkansas, actor/singer, Time I Get to Phoenix 1935 1st automobile to exceed 300 mph, Sir Malcolm Campbell (301.337 mph) 1935 Juliet Campbell, British ambassador, to Luxembourg 1935 Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, Scotish composer, dies at 87 1934 Milton Gray Campbell, Plainfield, New Jersey, decathelete 1956 Olympics gold 1933 Milt Campbell, born in Plainfield, New Jersey, hurdler and decathlete, Gold Medal 1956 Olympics 1933 Alex Campbell, Canadian Politician 1933 Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Sen-D Colorado 1932 Malcolm Campbell drives record speed (253.96 mph) at Daytona 1928 William Campbell, Newark, New Jersey, actor, Jerry-Cannonball, Luke-Dynasty 1925 Colin Campbell Mitchell, soldier 1925 Marty Paich, born in Oakland California, orchestra leader, Sonny and Cher, Glenn Campbell 1924 Malcolm Campbell sets world auto speed record at 146.16 MPH 1923 Mary Katherine Campbell (Ohio), 16, crowned 2nd Miss America 1922-23 1922 Campbell Adamson, CEO, Abbey National Pictures 1921 Donald Malcome Campbell, born in Surrey, England, boat racer, 1955 speed records 1919 William W. Campbell, Canadian poet (Ian of the Orcades), dies at 60 1918 Robert Lewis Campbell Lorimer, publisher 1918 Douglas Campbell is 1st U.S. ace pilot (shooting down 5th German plane) 1917 Lord Campbell of Alloway, QC 1916 Judy Campbell, actress, Convoy, Bonnie Prince Charlie 1914 Archie Campbell, Bullsgap Tennessee, comedian, Hee Haw 1911 Ramon Campbell Batista, composer 1910 Angus Campbell, U.S., psychologist, Elections and Political Order 1910 John W. Campbell, U.S., sci-fi writer, Moon is Hell 1908 Betty MacDonald, Anne E Campbell Bard, U.S. writer, Egg and I 1907 Matthew Campbell, British senior civil servant 1907 Alan Strode Campbell Ross, professor, coined the terms U and non-U 1906 John Lorne Campbell, folklorist 1905 William Donald Campbell, diarist/ornithologist 1905 Clarence Campbell, born in Saskatchewan, 3rd NHL President, 1946-77 1904 Kay Campbell, Catherine Hibben, actress, All My Children 1904 Joseph Campbell, mythologist, Mythic Image 1901 [Ignatius] Roy [D] Campbell, South African poet, Flowering Rifle 1900 George J D Campbell, British Minister of Indies (1868-74, 80-85), dies at 76 1893 William March, Campbell, U.S., writer, Company K 1891 11th U.S. Mens Tennis: Oliver S Campbell beats C Hobart (26 75 79 61 62) 1890 Oliver S. Campbell wins U.S. Tennis Open 1890 Marinus FAG Campbell, bibliographer, dies at 70 1888 Matthew Heywood Campbell Broun, 1st President of American Newspaper Guild 1885 Malcolm Campbell, 1st auto racer to travel 5 miles/min, 8 km/min 1883 Colin Campbell, born in Falkirk, Scotland, actress, High Bright Sun, Leather Boys 1882 Thomas Campbell, South African cricket wicketkeeper, 5 Tests 1909-12 1871 Oliver Samuel Campbell, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1890 1866 Alexander Campbell, Irish/US founder Disciples of Christ, dies at 77 1865 Cleaveland J Campbell, Union Brigadier-General, dies at about 29 1865 Patrick Campbell, England, actress, Pygmalion 1864 Archibald Campbell Godwin, Confederate Brigadier-General, dies in battle 1863 Battle of Campbell's Station TN, 492 casualities 1863 Colin Campbell, British officer (Cawnpore), dies at 70 1862 William W. Campbell, U.S. astronomer and director Lick Observatory 1862 William Wallace Campbell, American Scientist 1858 William W. Campbell, Canadian poet, Beyond the Hills of Dream 1847 Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, composer 1844 Thomas Campbell, poet (Ye Mariners of England), dies at 66 1828 Alexander William Campbell, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1824 Alexander Campbell, composer, dies at 60 1823 Charles Thomas Campbell, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1823 George JD Campbell, Scottish/British Minister to Indies, 1868-74/80-85 1819 Marinus FAG Campbell, bibliography/literary 1811 John Archibald Campbell, Assistant Secretary War, Confederacy 1807 William Bowen Campbell, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1792 Colin Campbell/Lord Clyde, British officer, Sepoy-uprising 1788 Alexander Campbell, Irish / U.S. founder, Disciples of Christ 1777 Thomas Campbell, poet, Hohenlinden, Battle of the Baltic 1764 Alexander Campbell, composer 1763 Thomas Campbell, founder, Church of Disciples in America 1743 John Campbell, 2nd duke of Argyll/Field Marshal, dies at 64 1704 1st successful U.S. newspaper; published in Boston by John Campbell 1703 Archibald Campbell, Scottish military man (blood bath of Glencoe), dies at 52 1685 Archibald Campbell, Scottish politician, beheaded at about 55 1678 John Campbell, 2nd duke of Argyll/Field Marshal, Union of 1707 1661 Archibald Campbell, Scottish politician, beheaded at about 53 |
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