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2008 David Foster Wallace, dies in California, of suicide, at 46
2007 David Halberstam, dies in California, in a traffic crash, at 73 2005 David Hackworth, American Soldier 2004 David Bailey, actor, Passions, dies at 71 2004 Carl Wayne, Colin David Tooley, actor, lead vocalist 'The Move', 1960's Birmingham rock group, dies of esophageal cancer, at age 61 2004 David Raksin, composer, Laura, dies at 92 2003 David Hemmings, actor/durectir, Blow Up, dies at 62 2003 David Brinkley, TV journalist, dies at 82 2003 David Lavender, American Historian 2003 David Bloom, TV journalist, died in Iraq of non-war-related causes, dies at 39 2003 David Brown, astronaut, mission specialist on the Columbia, STS-107, 2002 Wimbledon Men's Finals, Lleyton Hewitt beat David Nalbandian 2002 David Riesman, American Sociologist 2001 David Angell, producer, Frasier, dies at 55 - a 9/11 terrorist murder 2001 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Donald Johnson and Jared Palmer beat Jiri Novak and David Rikl 2001 David Graf, actor, Police Academy, movies, dies at 50 2000 David Brower, ecological activist, executive director of the Sierra Club for nearly 20 years, dies at 88 2000 David R. Brower, American Environmentalist 2000 David Dukes, actor, Gods and Monsters, dies at 55 2000 David Tomlinson, actor, Mary Poppins, dies at 83 2000 David B. Guralnik, Webster's lexicographer, dies at 79 1999 David Strickland, actor, Suddenly Susan, dies at 29 1998 David F. Powers, American Politician 1998 New England Patriot David Meggett arrested in Toronto on sex assault charges 1998 Spice Girl Victoria Adams, aka Posh Spice, and soccer David Beckham gets engaged 1998 David "Junior" Kimbrough, blues musician, dies at 67 1997 David Norman Schramm, physicist, dies at 52 1997 David Abell Wood, priest, dies at 72 1997 David Duval wins Championship at the Champions Golf Club 1997 David Duval wins Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Golf Classic 1997 David Duval wins Michelob Championship at Kingsmill Golf Club 1997 Newscaster David Brinkley, 74, retires after 54 years in broadcasting 1997 David Toms wins Quad City Golf Classic at 265 1997 David Frost wins Golf's Colonial Final in Ft. Worth Texas 1997 "King David," closes at New Amsterdam Theater New York City 1997 "King David," opens at New Amsterdam Theater New York City 1997 Tea Leoni and David Duchovny wed in Greenwich Village 1997 David Doyle, TV actor (Charlie's Angels) 1997 David Waller, actor (Lady Jane, Perfect Friday, Hannay), dies at 76 1996 David Sinclair, actor (Love and Hate), dies at 62 1996 David Herbert, publisher, dies at 69 1996 David Gilroy Bevan, politician, dies at 86 1996 David Viscott, American Psychologist 1996 David Donaldson, painter, dies at 80 1996 David Tudor, composer, dies at 70 1996 David Sales makes 210 on 1st class cricket debut for Northants vs. Worcs 1996 David Lancaster Nicolson, businessman/politician, dies at 73 1996 David Schine, businessman, dies at 70 1996 David Mourao-Ferreira, poet/politician, dies at 69 1996 David Nicholls, priest/theologian/political theorist, dies at 60 1996 David W. Howe, test pilot, dies at 77 1996 David Michael Ifshin, British political campaign organiser, dies at 46 1996 David Opatoshu, actor (Torn Curtian, Raid on Entebbe), dies at 78 1996 David William Eric Davis, broadcaster, dies at 87 1996 David Shipman, film historian, dies at 63 1996 David Keylsey, actor and director, dies at 63 1996 David Whitton, campaigner, dies at 44 1996 David Packard, electronic engineer and businessman, dies at 83 1996 David Bowman, trade unionist, dies at 82 1996 Actress Halle Berry files for divorce from David Justice 1996 Last day of Test cricket for David Boon 1996 David Schultz, wrestler, Gold Medal 1984 Olympics, killed by John Du Pont 1996 David Robin Francis Guy Greville, 8th Duke of Warwick, dies at 61 1995 David Land, impressario, dies at 77 1995 David Cone signs $19.5 million 3 year contract with New York Yankees 1995 David Lincoln Lightbown, politician, dies at 63 1995 David Saul Marshall, diplomat lawyer/politician, dies at 97 1995 Adrianne Jones, killed by David Graham and Diane Zamora, at 16 1995 David Briggs, record producer, dies at 51 1995 David Healy, actor (Supergirl, Doomsday Gun, Patton), dies at 64 1995 David Farrar, actor (Beat Girl, I Accuse, Watusi), dies at 87 1995 David Richard Holloway, literary Editor, dies at 71 1995 Frank Perry, U.S. dir (Diary of Mad Housewife, David and Lisa), dies at 65 1995 David James Moore, educationalist, dies at 62 1995 David Warrilow, actor (Simon, Radio Days, Barton Fink), dies at 60 1995 David Begelman, film producer, dies at 73 1995 Alan David Marks, pianist/composer, dies at 49 1995 David Parry, guitarist, dies 53 1995 David Avidan, poet and writer, dies at 62 1995 David Bell debuts for the Indians (3rd generation player, Gus and Buddy) 1995 David Alexander Reginald Herbert, writer, dies at 86 1995 Davie Cooper, David 'Davie' Cooper, professional soccer player, signed by Ranger for 100,000 pounds, won Scottish Cup with Motherwell in 1991, dies at 39 1995 David Melvin English Franklin, singer, dies at 52 1995 David Wayne, Wayne Mcmeekan, U.S. actor 'Dallas', dies at 81 1995 David Kindersley, alphabet Designer/Cutter, dies at 79 1994 David Dean Rusk, American Politician 1994 David Bache, son of footballer Joe Bache, car designer, worked with Rover, dies at 69 1994 David Rayner, cyclist, dies 1994 David Feinberg, AIDS activist/author, dies at 37 1994 Anthony David Machell Cox, medievalist, dies at 81 1994 David Buchan, ethno-Musicologist, dies at 55 1994 David Napley, solicitor, dies at 79 1994 David van Cup, sculptor/painter, dies at 57 1994 David Wright, poet, dies at 74 1994 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy, dies at 56 1994 Alan David Melville, polymath, dies at 82 1994 David Lawson, executed in North Carolina (wanted execution shown on Donahue) 1994 David Brooks, psychologist, dies at 91 1994 David Langton, dies of a heart at 81 1994 David Langton, British actor (Upstairs Downstairs), dies at 82 1994 David Robinson scores ties 7th highest total in the NBA - 71 1994 Branch Davidian cult leader David Koresh promises to surrender after completion of his Seven Seals manuscript 1994 David Miles Bensuan Economist-Butt, dies at 79 1994 David Platt appointed captain of English football team 1994 PBA National Championship won by David Traber 1994 Branch Davidian cult leader David Koresh promises to surrender if taped statement is broadcasted, it is, but he doesn't 1993 Mack David, U.S. songwriter (Bachelor in Paradise), dies at 81 1993 Janet Margolin, actress (David and Lisa), dies of ovarian cancer at 50 1993 Absolutely Nobody, David Powers, Washington lieutenant governor candidate, dies at 37 1993 David Tendlar, animator (Betty Boop), dies 1993 Fred McGriff and David Justice are 6th to hit back-to-back home runs twice in same game 1993 David Brian, U.S. actor (Damned Don't Cry, Fort Worth), dies at 78 1993 "Late Night with David Letterman" airs for last time on NBC-TV 1993 David Waymer, NFLer (Saints, 49'ers, Raiders), dies at 34 1993 NBC announces Conan O'Brien to replace David Letterman 1993 David Koresh, Vernon Howell, cult leader (Davidians), suicide 1993 David Lee Roth arrested in New York City for purchasing marijuana for 1993 David Gunn, abortion doctor, killed by Michael Griffin at 47 1993 Michael David Morrison, actor (Caleb-As the World Turns), dies at 33 1993 David Willis, British journalist (BBC World Service), dies at 54 1993 David Letterman announces his show is moving from NBC to CBS 1993 NBC offers "Tonight Show" to David Letterman 1992 David Boon's 14th Test Cricket century, 111 vs. WI at Brisbane 1992 David Oliver, actor (Perry Hutchins-Another World), dies of AIDS at 30 1992 David Houghton gets Zimbabwe's 1st Test ton (121 vs. India, debut) 1992 1,700th David Letterman Show 1992 Actress Ally Sheedy weds actor David Lansbury 1992 David Jones, actor, commits suicide (had terminal cancer) at 76 1992 David Lewett and Jane Luu discovers comet: "1992 QB1" 64 mil km from Sun 1992 Mets trade David Cone to Toronto for Jeff Kent and Ryan Thompson 1992 David Kaplan, news director (ABC), killed in Sarajevo Yugoslavia 1992 Last day of Test Cricket for David Gower 1992 David Wojuarowicz, artist (U2 album cover), dies of AIDs at 37 1992 U.S. actress Bobbie Eakes marries author David Stone 1992 Elizabeth David, British cookbook writer, dies 1992 New York Mets trade David Cone to Toronto Blue Jays for Jeff Kent 1992 David Bowie marries model Iman in Switzerland 1992 David Miller, dies of cancer at 82 1992 David Carroll, actor (Grand Hotel), dies of pulmonary embolism at 41 1992 David Boon's 13 Test Cricket century, 107 vs. India at Perth 1991 David "Sonny" Werblin, AFL owner for the New York Jets, dies at 81 1991 New York Met David Cone ties NL record by striking out 19 Phillies 1991 Houston quarterback David Klingler sets NCAA record with 6 touchdown passes in the 2nd quarter as the Cougars clobbered Louisiana Tech 73-3 1991 David Ruffin, rock vocalist (Temptations), dies of drug overdose at 50 1991 Firestone World Bowling Tournament of Champions won by David Ozio 1991 David Lean, director (28 academy awards), dies of pneumonia at 83 1990 David White, actor (Larry Tate-Bewitched), dies at 74 1990 David White, actor (Bewitched), dies of heart attack at 74 1990 David Hackett Souter, sworn in as Supreme Court Justice 1990 U.S. Senate votes 90-9 to confirm David Souter to Supreme Court 1990 Senate Judiciary Com opens hearing on confirmation of David Souter 1990 David Acer, Florida dentist, dies of AIDs after infecting 5 patients 1990 David Rose, composer (Holiday for Strings, Stripper), dies at 80 1990 Longest wheelie (David Robilliard with 5h12m33s (Channel Islands) 1990 David Rappaport, 3'11' actor (Wizard, LA Law), shoots himself at 38 1990 As Met pitcher David Cone argues a call at 1st base, 2 Braves score 1990 Ralph David Abernathy, U.S. civil rights leader, dies 1990 David Hares "Racing Demon," premieres in London 1990 David Arkin, actor (I Love You Alice B Toklas), dies 1990 David Dinkins sworn in as 1st black mayor of New York City 1989 David Boon scores 200 vs. New Zealand at cricket WACA 1989 David Dinkins elected 1st black mayor of New York City 1989 Stanley David Griggs, astronaut (STS-51-D), dies plane crash at 59 1989 Margaret Ray pleads guilty to breaking into David Letterman's house 1989 Margaret Ray pleads guilty to breaking into David Letterman's house 1989 David Webster, South African white anti-apartheids activist, murdered 1989 David Letterman becomes 1st network TV series to use dolby stereo 1989 Norman Woolard, actor (Guilty, Saul and David, Medeleine), dies at 79 1989 Harold E. Ballard sells CFL Hamilton Tiger-Cats to David Braley 1989 Margaret Ray found in David Letterman's home, claims to be his wife 1989 Whitesnake's rocker David Coverdale weds actress Tawny Kitaen 1988 Arwel Hughes, composer, choral and orchestral music conductor, composer, organist, studied with Ralph Vaughan Williams at Royal College of Music, known for large-scale oratorios Saint David and Pantycelyn, dies at 79 1988 David Schoenbrun, CBS broadcast bureau head (Wash, Paris), dies at 73 1988 David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow," premieres in New York City 1988 David Prater, U.S. singer (Sam and Dave-Soul Man), dies in car crash at 50 1988 David Henry Hwang's "M. Butterfly," premieres in New York City 1988 David Boon's 6th Test Cricket century, 184* vs. England at Sydney 1987 David Boon's 5th Test Cricket century, 143 vs. New Zealand at Brisbane 1987 Rocker David Crosby weds Jan Dance in Los Angeles 1987 David Robinson scores 50 points in a NCAA basketball game 1987 David Hookes (306*) Wayne Phillips make 462 stand for South Australia 1987 David Susskind, TV host (Open End, David Susskind Show), dies at 66 1987 David Hartman quits ABC's "Good Morning America," after 11 years 1987 David Savoy, Jr., rock manager (Husker Du), commits suicide at 24 1986 David Boon's fourth Test century, 103 vs. England at Adelaide 1986 Armand Hammer returns to U.S. with Jewish refusenik David Goldfarb 1986 David Boon's 3rd Test cricket century, 122 vs. India at Madras 1986 Cher called David Letterman an asshole on Late Night on NBC 1986 David Goch finishes swimming 55,682 miles in a 25-yd pool 1986 David Boon's second Test century, 131 vs. India at Adelaide 1986 NCAA basketball's David Robinson blocks a record 14 shots 1986 David Cecil, English Writer 1985 David Boon's 1st Test century, 123 vs. India at Adelaide 1985 "Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody" by David Lee Roth hits #12 1985 David Jacobsen taken hostage in Beirut, Lebanon 1985 Larry Holmes TKOs David Bey in 10 for heavyweight boxing title 1985 David Huffman, actor (FIST, Jane Doe, Firefox, Onion Field), dies 1984 Test Cricket debut of David Boon age 23 and Bob Holland age 38 (v WI) 1984 David Levy finds his 1st comet 1984 David Gorcey, actor (Angel's Alley), dies at 63 in a diabetic coma 1984 Henry Charles Albert David, Prince of Wales, 3rd in British succession 1984 David Rabe's "Hurlyburly," premieres in New York City 1984 Montreal Expo David Palmer no-hits St. Louis Cardinals, 4-0 in a perfect 5 inn game 1984 David, spent most of his life in a plastic bubble, dies at 12 1983 David Rounds, actor (Terence-Beacon Hill), dies at 53 1983 David Shire and R Maltby Jr's musical "Baby," premieres in New York City 1983 David Alexandrovich Toradze, composer, dies at 61 1983 Ralph [David] Richardson, English actor (Richard III), dies at 80 1983 David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," premieres in London 1983 David Niven, actor (Rugues), dies in Switzerland at 73 1983 U.S. announces Lebanon freed American hostage David Dodge 1983 David Bowie's 'Let's "Dance' single goes #1 1983 David Hookes scores his only Test Cricket century, 143* vs. Sri Lanka 1982 David Blue, rocker, dies while jogging in Greenwich Village at 41 1982 David Hookes scores Cricket century in 34 balls 43 minutes, SA vs. Victoria 1982 David S. Dodge becomes 1st American hostage in Lebanon 1982 David Moorcroft of U.K. sets record for 5000 m, 13:00.41 1982 In accordance with Camp David, Israel completes Sinai withdrawal 1982 "Late Night with David Letterman" premieres on NBC 1982 "Late Night With David Letterman," debuts on NBC-TV 1981 David Guion, composer, dies at 88 1981 Newscaster David Brinkley is released by NBC 1981 Mark David Chapman, John Lennon's murderer, is sentenced to 20 years 1981 Mark David Chapman is sentenced to 20 years to life for Lennon's murder 1981 Mark David Chapman pleads guilty to killing John Lennon 1981 81st U.S. Golf Open: David Graham shoots 273 at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania 1981 David Lynch, singer (Platters-My Prayer), dies at 51 1980 John Lennon, assassinated in New York by Mark David Chapman at 40 1980 David Bowie appears in role of 'Elephant Man' in Denver 1980 "David Letterman Show," debuts on NBC-TV daytime 1980 David Janssen, Meyer, actor (Fugitive, Harry O), dies at 49 1980 David Newell, actor (Dangerous Curves, White Heat), dies at 75 1979 Michael Faustino, actor, brother of David 1979 Coup in Central African Rep: David Dacko overthrows emperor Bokassa I 1979 Hurricane David, a strong Atlantic storm kills over 1,000 1979 61st PGA Championship: David Graham shoots a 272 at Oakland Hills, Michigan 1979 David Gower 200* in England score of 5-633 vs. India at Edgbaston 1979 Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt 1979 David Lopez, Queens, New York, actor, and God Created Women, Ghostwriter 1978 Israeli Knesset endorses Camp David accord 1978 100,000 cheering Egyptians welcome Sadat home from Camp David summit 1978 Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin returns home after Camp David summit 1978 Begin, Sadat and Carter sign Camp David accord 1978 Begin and Sadat meet at Camp David to discuss peace 1978 Sadat, Begin and Carter began peace conference at Camp David, Md 1978 Thayer David, actor (Rocky, Roots, Savages), dies at 51 1978 David Berkowitz sentenced in New York Supreme Court to 25 years to life 1978 Cricket Test debut of David Gower, vs. Pakistan, Edgbaston, scores 58 1978 David Krumholtz, New York City, actor, Billy Kulchak-Chicago Sons 1978 David Hare's "Plenty," premieres in London 1978 David Thompson scores ties 3rd highest total in the NBA - 73 1978 Denver's David Thompson scores 73 points and San Antonio's George Gervin scores 63 points in separate NBA games (33 in 1 quarter) 1978 David McKinley Williams, composer, dies at 91 1977 Johann Nepomuk David, composer, dies at 82 1977 David Sales, cricketer, Northampton batsman, 210 on fc debut 1996 1977 David Steed balanced stationary on a bike for 9 hours 15 minutes 1977 David Mamet's "Life in the Theater," premieres in New York City 1977 Postal employee David Berkowitz arrested in Yonkers, New York, accused of being "Son of Sam" 44 caliber killer 1977 David Berkowitz pleads guilty in "Son of Sam" 44-caliber shootings 1977 Bollingen Prize awarded to David Ignatow 1976 David Nemirovsky, Toronto, NHL right wing for the Florida Panthers 1976 NBC Nightly News with John Chancellor and David Brinkley, premieres 1976 David Diaz, born in Chicago, Illinois, light welterweight boxer 1996 Olympics 1976 David Bruce, dies at 62 1976 David Mamet's "American Buffalo," premieres in New York City 1975 David Bowie's 'Fame' single goes #1 for 2 weeks 1975 David Frost purchases exclusive rights to interview Nixon 1975 David Bowie releases 'Fame' 1975 David Frederick Barlow, composer, dies at 48 1975 David Beckham, English Actor 1975 David Faustino, born in California, actor in I Had 3 Wives,Married With Children 1975 Heintje Davids, Hendrika David, Dutch cabaret artist, dies at 87 1975 David Ortiz, Dominican Republican Athlete 1974 David Barnard, WLAF defensive tackle for the Scotland Claymores 1974 David Moscow, born in New York City, New York, actor, played role of young Josh in film 'Big' 1974 David Oistrach, Russian violinist, dies at 65 1974 David Bowie's 'Diamond Dog' tour ends in New York City 1974 David Wilkie, Ellensburg, NHL defenseman, Montreal Canadiens 1974 During a David Cassidy concert in London a 14 year old is trampled 1974 David C Imboden, actor (King of Kings), dies at 87 1974 David Cameron, Australian rower, 1996 Olympics 1974 David Hares' "Knuckle," premieres in London 1974 David Monrad Johansen, composer, dies at 85 1974 David Buck, born in Honolulu, Hawaii, kayak alternate for 1996 Olympics 1974 David LaFleur, tight end for the Dallas Cowboys 1974 David Alfaro Siqueiros, Mexican sculptor/muralist, dies at 77 1973 David Ben-Gurion, founding father of Israel, dies in Tel Aviv at 87 1973 David Ben Gurion, Israeli Statesman 1973 Stringbean, David Akeman, banjoist/comedian (Hee Haw), dies at 58 1973 Good Morning America premieres on ABC (David Hartman and Nancy Dussault) 1973 David Richie, NFL nost tackle, Denver Broncos-Super Bowl 32 1973 David Reid, Philadelphia, light middleweight boxer, 1996 Olympics gold 1973 David Eisenhower writes his last sports column 1973 David Storey's "Cromwell," premieres in London 1973 David Friedman, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Jason-Little House on the Prairie 1973 Rangers draft Texas high school pitcher David Clyde #1 1973 David Bailey, WLAF tackle for the Frankfurt Galaxy 1973 David Blaine, American Entertainer 1973 David Moravec, hockey forward, Team Czechoslovakia, Gold Medal 1998 Olympics 1973 David Vaughn, NBA forward, Orlando Magic, San Francisco Warriors 1973 David Prinosil, born in Olmutz, Czechoslovakia, tennis star, 1995 ATP Newport 1972 David Palmer, NFL wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings 1972 David Bowie sells out his 1st show in New York's Carnegie Hall 1972 David Tamburrino, Saratoga Springs, New York, speed skater 1994 Olympics 1972 David Bell, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, infielder for the St. Louis Cardinals 1972 David Arquette, actor, Scream, Scream 2, Kiss and Tell 1972 Republican convention (Miami Beach, Florida) renominates Vice President Agnew but not unanimous - 1 vote went to NBC newsman David Brinkley 1972 David Lichine, Lichtenstein, Russian/US choreographer, dies at 61 1972 Saul David Alinsky, radical writer (John L Lewis), dies at 63 1972 David Dunn, NFL wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals 1972 David Sloan, NFL tight end, Detroit Lions 1972 David Bowie releases 'Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust' 1972 David Hendrix, NFL strong safety for the San Diego Chargers 1972 David Charvet, actor, Melrose Place 1972 David Oaks, 100m/200m runner 1972 Reverend Gary David, vocalist, dies at 76 1972 David Lascher, born in New York City, actor, Josh-Clueless, Kidz in the Wood 1972 David Williams, born in Bedford, Pennsylvania, outfielder for the San Francisco Giants 1972 David Rhodes, WLAF wide receiver, Rhein Fire 1972 David Rabe's "Sticks and Bones," premieres in New York City 1972 David Binn, NFL safety for the San Diego Chargers 1972 David Seville, singer (Alvin and Chipmunks), dies at 52 1971 David Sarnoff, U.S. TV pioneer (RCA), dies at 80 1971 David Defiagbon, Sapele Nigeria, Canadian boxer, 1996 Olympics silver 1971 David Storey's "Changing Room," premieres in London 1971 David Robert Duval, born in Jacksonville, Florida, PGA golfer, 1995 Bob Hope 1971 David Weightman, Australian rower 1996 Olympics 1971 David Hynes, Australian baseball outfielder 1996 Olympics 1971 David Merritt, NFL outside linebacker for the Arizona Cardinals 1971 David Walliams, British Actor 1971 Jonathan David Winter, Wellington, New Zealand, 100m backstroker 1996 Olympics 1971 David Merritt, WLAF linebacker for the Rhein Fire 1971 David Mendenhall, actor, Over the Top, Space Raiders, Witchfire 1971 David Oliver, Sechelt, NHL right wing for the Edmonton Oilers 1971 David Fox, U.S., 50m freestyle, Olympics-6th-96 1970 David Wesley, NBA guard, Charlotte Hornets, Boston Celtics 1970 David Doster, Fort Wayne, Indiana, infielder for the Philadelphia Phillies 1970 David Sacco, born in Malden, Massachusetts, NHL left wing, Anaheim Mighty Ducks, 1994 Olympics 1970 Beck, born in Los Angeles, California, born Bek David Campbell, guitarist, singer, multi-instrumentalist, popular recordings include 'Odelay', 'Sea Change' 1970 David Frisch, NFL tight end for the New England Patriots 1970 David Wilson, WLAF safety for the Scottish Claymores 1970 David Roberts, Alameda, California, U.S. hockey forward 1994 Olympics 1970 David White, NFL linebacker for the Buffalo Bills 1970 David Podlich, Brisbane QLD, Australasia golfer 1970 Brian Gaskill, actor, David Michaels-Models Inc, Bob-All My Children 1970 David O McKay, 9th Mormon president, dies at 96 1970 David O. McKay, American Clergyman 1969 David Webb, WLAF defensive end for the Scottish Claymores 1969 David Collins, Bethpage, New York, rower, Olympics-bronze-1996 1969 David Weathers, Lawrencburg, Tennessee, pitcher, Florida Marlins, New York Yankees 1969 David Hollander, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Lewis and Clark, What's Happenings? 1969 David Wain, American Writer 1969 David Goldsmith, born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, actor, Eric-Models Inc 1969 David Bowie releases 'Space Oddity' 1969 David Wittman Buffalo, New York, 1.5k runner 1969 John and Yoko appear on David Frost's British TV Show 1969 Frank Lawton, actor (David Copperfield, Skin Game), dies at 64 1969 David Wheaton, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, tennis star, 1987 U.S. junior boys 1969 David Wharton, born in Warminster, Pennsylvania, U.S. Olympic swimmer, Silver Medal 1988 Olympics 1969 David Boreanaz, American Actor 1969 David William Wood, Boston, rocker, New Kids-Lovin' You Forever 1969 David Archibald, born in Chilliwack, NHL center, Ottawa Senators 1969 David Morland, born in North Bay, Ontario, golfer, 1992 Trafalgar Rookie of Year 1969 David Klingler, NFL quarterback, Oakland Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals 1969 David Webb, WLAF linebacker for the Frankfurt Galaxy 1969 David Dixon, NFL guard for the Minnesota Vikings 1968 Julie Nixon weds Dwight David Eisenhower 1968 David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash premiere together in California 1968 Burt Bacharach/Hal David's musical premieres in New York City 1968 David Jones, WLAF tight end for the Amsterdam Admirals 1968 David Alcoriza, Lodi California, double trap 1996 Olympics 1968 David Pichler, born in Butler, Pennsylvania, diver, Olympics-6th-96 1968 David Bradley Stockton, Jr., born in Redlands, California, PGA golfer, 1994 Canon-3rd 1968 David Benoit, NBA forward, Utah Jazz, New Jersey Nets 1968 Robert David Burns, Mission Hills, California, PGA golfer, 1994 Buick-5th 1968 David Maeva, CFL linebacker for the BC Lions 1968 David Hulse, U.S. baseball outfielder for the Texas Rangers 1968 David Gilmour joins rock group Pink Floyd 1968 Junior Murray, cricketer, WI keeper, no relation to Derryck or David 1968 David Chokachi, actor, Baywatch 1967 David Szott, NFL guard for the Kansas City Chiefs 1967 David Diaz, Melbourne VIC, Australasia golfer 1967 Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announce their engagement 1967 David Cohen, historian/chairman (Jewish Council), dies at 84 1967 David McKenzie, Footscray VIC, Australasia golfer 1967 David Whitmore, NFL strong safety for the Philadelphia Eagles 1967 David Lang, NFL running back for the Dallas Cowboys 1967 David Ford, born in Edmonton, Alberta, kayaker, Olympics-15-92, 96 1967 David Howard, Sarasota, Florida, infielder for the Kansas City Royals 1967 Winifred Kingston, silent screen actress (David Garrick), dies at 72 1967 David Pitcher, CFL fullback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1967 David Belcher, Australian rower 1996 Olympics 1967 David Wayne Toms, Monroe, Louisiana, PGA golfer, 1992 Northern Telecom-3rd 1966 Craig David Parry, Sunshine Victoria, PGA golfer, 1994 Honda-2nd 1966 David Schwimmer, Queens, New York, actor, Ross-Friends 1966 David Miley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Nike golfer, 1992 Cleveland Open 1966 David Bennent, Lausanne, actor, Tin Drum, Legend 1966 David Hallyday, Boulougne France, actor, He's My Girl 1966 David Segui, born in Kansas City, Kansas, infielder for the Montreal Expos 1966 David Williams, NFL tackle, Houston Oilers, New York Jets 1966 David Meggett, NFL running back, New York Giants, New England Patriots 1966 David Justice, baseball player, Atlanta Braves, husband of Halle Barry 1966 David Hohl, born in Winnipeg Manitoba, freestyle wrestler, Olympics 1992, 1996 1966 Man From Uncle star David McCallum receives huge welcome in London 1966 David Nascimento, soccer player, Roda JC/FC Utrecht 1966 John David Cullum, actor in 1776, Sweet Country, Day After 1966 David Bowie releases his 1st record 'Can't Help Thinking About Me' 1965 David Baker, Sheffield England, U.K. cyclist 1965 David Delfino, hockey goaltender, Team Italy 1998 1965 Director David Lean's "Dr. Zhivago," premieres 1965 David Levy begins his search for comets 1965 David Ecob, Sydney NSW, Australasia golfer 1965 David Spaulding, born in Newport Beach, California, canoe alternate for 1996 Olympics 1965 David Wenham, Australian Actor 1965 David Robinson, born in Florida, NBA center, San Antonio Spurs, Olympics gold 92 1965 Israeli Mapai-party nominates David Ben-Gurion 1965 David O Selznick, producer (Gone With the Wind), dies at 63 1965 David O. Selznick, American Producer 1965 David Bolton, born in Guyana, Canadian Tour golfer, 1992 Lando Mem Amateur 1965 David Whyte, rocker, Brother Beyond-Can You Keep a Secret 1965 David Smith, sculptor, dies 1965 David Attenbrough became the new controller of BBC2 1965 David Brandon, NFL linebacker, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Falcons 1965 James David McGovern, Teaneck, New Jersey, PGA golfer, 1993 Shell Houston Open 1965 David Callaghan, cricketer, South African all-rounder in one-dayers 1992 1965 David Glasper, rocker, Breathe-All I Need 1964 David Tikolo, Kenyan cricket batsman, 1996 World Cup 1964 David Wood, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks 1964 David Giles, Australian star yachter, Olympics-84, 88, 92, 96 1964 David Tate, NFL defensive back for the Indianapolis Colts 1964 Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda becomes president of Zaire 1964 David Brain, cricketer, Zimbabwe lefty seamer 1993- 1964 David Michael Sabo, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, rocker, Skid Row-Psycho Love 1964 David Spade, comedian, SNL, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep 1964 Joe Magrane, born in Des Moines, Iowa, Joseph David Magrane, baseball player, pitcher, MLB Network broadcaster, played for Major League Baseball teams, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, California Angels, NBC sports analyst at 2008 Summer Olympics 1964 Trent Bushey, born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, actor, David Rampal-All My Children 1964 Paul David Goydos, born in Long Beach, California, PGA golfer, 1994 BC Open-7th 1964 David Freedman, cricketer, NSW left-arm Chinese bowler since 1990 1964 Davie Jones and King Bees debut "I Can't Help Thinking About Me," group disbands but Davie Jones goes on to success as David Bowie 1964 David Shaw, St. Thomas, NHL defenseman, Tampa Bay Lightning 1964 David Frost interviews Paul McCartney on BBC 1964 David Cross, American Actor 1964 David Diaz-Infante, NFL guard, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 1964 Felicia Collins, born in Albany, New York, guitarist, David Letterman 1963 David Wingate, NBA guard and forward, Seattle Supersonics 1963 David Williams, WI cricket wicket-keeper, 3 Tests 1992 1963 David Bedard, Montreal QUE, 3m springboard diver, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 Olympics 1963 David Titlow, rocker, Blue Mercedes-Rich and Famous 1963 David Zhuang, born in China, U.S. table tennis player 1996 Olympics 1963 David Byas, cricketer, left-handed Yorkshire batsman 1963 Levi Eshkol replaces David Ben-Gurion as Israeli PM 1963 Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion resigns 1963 Steven David Rintoul, born in Bowral, Australia, PGA golfer, 1994 Buick-2nd 1963 David Wells, Torrance, California, pitcher, Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees 1963 David Gavurin, English pop guitarist/composer, Sundays, Blind 1963 Dave Koz, born in Encino, California, saxophonist, compared to David Sanborn, musician, radio host, played on CBS' The Pat Sajak Show, host of Dave Koz Morning Show with Pat Prescott, on a smooth jazz station in Los Angeles 1963 David Moore, U.S. feather weight boxer, dies at 29 1963 David Hendon and Douglas Cross' musical premieres in London 1963 David Thewlis, English Actor 1963 David Capel, cricketer, England all-rounder in 15 Tests 1987-90 1963 David Cone, born in Kansas City, Missouri, baseball pitcher, New York Mets/Tor Blue Jays/New York Yankees 1962 David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" premieres 1962 Rob Burnett, born in North Caldwell, New Jersey, head writer, David Letterman 1962 Meg Parsont, personality, David Letterman Show 1962 David Fincher, American Director 1962 David Wettlaufer, born in Kitchener, Ontario, golfer, Ontario Beefeater-1986, 87 1962 David Pate, born in Los Angeles, California, tennis star 1962 David Foster Wallace, born in New York, author, novelist, short story and literary fiction writer 1962 David McComb, Australia, vocalist/songwriter, Triffids 1962 David Bryan, rock keyboardist, Bon Jovi-You Give Love a Bad Name 1962 David Diamond's 7th Symphony, premieres in Philadelphia 1962 David O'Connor, equestrian 3-day, 1996 Olympics silver 1961 David AC viscount Linley, son of English princess Margaret/mystic 1961 David Kirk, New Zealander Athlete 1961 David W. Harper, Abilene, Texas, actor, Jim Bob-Waltons 1961 Antonia De Sancha, born in London, England, lover of British MP David Mellor 1961 David Chastain, heavy metal rocker, Chastain-Rule of Wasteland 1961 David Huff, born in America, David Lyndon Huff, drummer, songwriter, producer, session musician, founder, Giant, 1980's hard rock band, member of White Heart, a Christian rock band 1961 David Leavitt, American Novelist 1961 David Palmer, heavy metal drummer, ABC, AC/DC 1961 David Vitter, American Politician 1961 Mark David Brooks, born in Ft. Worth, Texas, PGA golfer, 1994 Kemper Open 1961 David "Tinker" Juarez, born in Los Angeles, California, cyclist,Olympics 19th in 1996 1961 Wendy Liebman, born in Manhasset, New York, comedian, performs stand up comedy, American Comedy Award for Female Stand-up Comedian of the Year, 1997, appeared on HBO, The Late Show with David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Tonight Show 1961 David Ward, cricketer, prolific Surrey batsman 1961 David Ben-Gurion resigns as premier of Israel 1960 David Boon, cricketer, short backward square from Tasmania 1960 David Valle, Bayside, New York, catcher for the Texas Rangers 1960 David James Elliott, Toronto, actor, Seinfeld, Lt Harmon Rabb-Jag 1960 David Steele, Birmingham, rock keyboardist, Fine Young Cannibals 1960 David Duchovny, born in New York City, actor, Fox Mulder-X Files 1960 Steve Vai, guitarist, Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth Band, Whitesnake 1960 Chris Elliott, actor/comedian, Get a Life, David Letterman Show 1960 Bono, born in Dublin, Ireland, born Paul David Hewson, Irish musician, activist, lead vocalist for rock band U2, 54th most successful songwriter in U.K. singles chart history, activism includes Product Red and the ONE campaign 1960 USA's David Jenkins wins Olympic Gold for men's figure skating 1960 U.S. Male Figure Skating championship won by David Jenkins 1960 David Peoples, Augusta ME, Nike golfer, 1991 Buick Southern Open 1960 David Marciano, Newark, New Jersey, actor, Det Ray Vecchio-Due South 1960 Michael David Morrison, actor, Caleb Snyder-As the World Turns 1959 David Lutz, NFL guard and tackle, Detroit Lions 1959 David Iwasaki-Smith, Warragul VIC, Australasia golfer 1959 Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley (37) and David Brown (43) wed 1959 David Coulier, Detroit, actor, Joey Gladstone-Full House 1959 David Laurence Frost, Cape Town South Africa, PGA golfer, 1988 Southern Open 1959 David Koresh, American Criminal 1959 "Judy" by David Seville hits #86 1959 David Ball, Blackpool, rock keyboardist, Soft Cell 1959 David Hearn, born in Washington D.C., slalom single canoe, Olympics-9th-96 1959 31st Academy Awards - "Gigi," Susan Hayward and David Niven win 1959 David Hyde Pierce, born in New York, actor, Niles Crane-Fraiser 1959 David Delong, born in Portland, Oregon, Canadian Tour golfer, 1988 BC Open 1959 Men's Figure Skating Championship in Colorado Springs won by David Jenkins USA 1959 U.S. Male Figure Skating championship won by David Jenkins 1958 Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon and Theodore with David Seville) hit #1 1958 David Van Day, rocker, Dollar-Loves Gotta Hold on Me 1958 David Wallace, Miami, actor, General Hospital, Babysitter, Humongus 1958 David Lewis, guitarist, Atlantic Star-Touch a 4 Leaf Clover 1958 David H Mattheisen, Blue Island, Illinois, PhD/astronaut, STS-73 alt 1958 David W. Feherty, Bangor N Ireland, PGA golfer, 1994 New England-2nd 1958 Brian David Willis, rock drummer, Quarterflash 1958 U.S. Mens Figure Skating championship won by David Jenkins 1958 David Sylvian, vocal/guitar, Sylvian Sylvian, Japan-Adolescent Sex 1958 Men's Figure Skating Championship in Paris won by David Jenkins USA 1958 David Broekman, musican (Think Fast), dies at 55 1957 David Allen Ogrin, Waukegan, Illinois, PGA golfer, 1994 Byron Nelson-2nd 1957 David Moyse, Adelaide Australia, rock vocalist, Air Supply 1957 David Bintley, choreographer 1957 U.S. Major David Simons reaches 30,933m in a balloon 1957 David Simons reaches 30,942 m in Man High 2 balloon 1957 David Houghton, cricketer, Zimbabwe batsman, 266 vs. Sri Lanka 1994 1957 David Gleeson, Norfolk England, U.S., rower 1996 Olympics 1957 David Gower, cricketer, elegant England left-handed batsman 1978 - 1992 1957 1st performance of David Diamond's 6th Symphony in Boston 1957 Men's Figure Skating Champ in Colorado Springs won by David Jenkins (USA) 1956 David Sedaris, American Writer 1956 Sinbad, David Adkins, Benton Harbor, Michigan, actor, 1st Kid, Vibe 1956 Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, NBC News, team up 1956 David Copperfield, U.S., magician 1956 David A. Wolf, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, MD/astronaut, STS-58, sk: 89/91 1956 David Grant, Jamaica, singer and songwriter, Stop and Go, Heaven Knows 1956 David Alan Grier, comedian, In Living Color, Boomerang 1956 88th Belmont: David Erb aboard Needles wins in 2:29.8 1956 Keith David, American Actor 1956 82nd Kentucky Derby: David Erb aboard Needles wins in 2:03.4 1956 David Guterson, American Author 1956 David Wayne Edwards, born in Neosho, Missouri, PGA golfer, 1980 Walt Disney 1956 David M. Brown, Arlington, Virginia, Comander USN/astronaut 1956 David E. Kelley, American Producer 1956 Davie Cooper, born in Hamilton, Scotland, David 'Davie' Cooper, professional soccer player, signed by Ranger for 100,000 pounds, won Scottish Cup with Motherwell in 1991 1956 George David Low, born in Cleveland, Ohio, astronaut, STS-32, STS-43 1956 David Caruso, actor, NYPD Blue, Michael Hayes 1956 David Smith, cricketer, England lefty batsman in 2 Tests vs. WI 1986 1956 David Caruso, American Actor 1955 David Ben-Gurion forms Israeli government 1955 David Lee Roth, Bloomington, rock singer, Van Halen-Jump 1955 David Jasper, British principal, St. Chad's College Durham England 1955 David Marshall Grant, born in Westport CT, actor, Legs, French Postcards 1955 Mark David Chapman, assassin, John Lennon 1955 David Hookes, cricketer, dashing Australian LHB, S Aussie stalwart 1955 Ruth Ellis shoots jilting lover David Blakely 1955 David Wu, American Politician 1955 Thomas David Jones, born in Baltimore, Maryland, PhD/Astronaut, STS-59, 68, 80, sk: 98 1955 David Pratt, Canadian Politician 1954 Jeffrey Sachs, born in Detroit, Michigan, Jeffrey David Sachs, economist, founder, co-President of the Millennium Promise Alliance to end extreme poverty and hunger, Senior Advisor to the Global Poverty Project 1954 David Paymer, actor, Love Mary, Mr. Saturday Night 1954 David Thompson, NBA guard, Phoenix Suns, Seattle Supersonics 1954 David Paich, rock keyboardist, Toto-Africa 1954 David Keith, born in Knoxville, Tennessee, actor, Back Roads, Firestarter 1954 David Wilkie, England, 200m backstroke swimmer, 1996 Olympic gold 1954 F. R, David, Paris, France, rocker 1953 David Leisner, born in America, teacher, classical guitarist, composer, taught at Manhattan School of Music, expert in focal dystonia 1953 Joe Toplyn, Boston, comedic writer, Late Night with David Letterman 1953 David Ben-Gurion, resigns as premier of Israel 1953 David Morse, Beverly Massachusetts, actor, St. Elsewhere, House, Inside Moves 1953 Future New York City mayor David Dinkins marries Joyce Burrows in New York City 1953 David Thomas, U.S. singer and songwriter, Pere Ubu 1953 Roland Young, actor (David Copperfield, Irene, Dulcy), dies at 65 1953 David Maclean, British minister of state 1953 David Moorcroft, British athlete 1952 David Knopfler, British Musician 1952 David Stewart, rock guitarist, Eurtyhmics-Here Comes the Rain Again 1952 Paul David Crews, South Carolina, murderer, FBI Most Wanted List 1952 Scott David Cook, born in Glendale California, CEO, Intuit-Quicken 1952 Dominic Muldowney, born in Southampton, England, composer, created television, film scores for Loose Connections, King Lear, radio work, theater music, created large-scale oboe concerto, versatile has created music for David Bowie, Royal Academy of Music teacher 1952 David Hasselhoff, born in Baltimore, Maryland, actor, Night Rider, Mitch-Baywatch 1952 David Pack, born in Los Angeles, California, musician, producer, Grammy-Award winning record producer for Wynnona, Aretha Franklin, Kenny Loggins, Phil Collins, Music Director for President Bill Clinton's Inaugurations, 1992 and 1996, cofounder, lead vocalist for band, Ambrosia 1952 David Dreier, born in Kansas City, Missouri, Representative-R-California 1981 - 1952 David Byrne, Dumbarton Scotland, rock guitarist/singer, Talking Heads 1952 David Icke, English Athlete 1952 David Amess, born in London, England, British politician, Conservative, Member of Parliament for Southend West 1952 David Byrne, guitarist and vocalist, Talking Heads-Burning Down the House 1952 David Allen Barr, born in Kelowna BC, PGA golfer, Atlanta Golf Classic 1952 David Puilum Choi, Hong Kong, murderer, FBI Most Wanted List 1952 Andrew Smith, born in Wokingham, Berkshire, England, Andrew David Smith, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Oxford East 1951 David Rappaport, born in London, England, 3'11" actor, Wizard, Time Bandits 1951 David Ben-Gurion forms Israeli government 1951 David Murray, cricketer, WI wicket-keeper 1951 David Clayton-Thomas, singer, Blood, Sweat and Tears 1951 David Ben-Gurion's Mapai-party wins Israeli parliamentary election 1951 David Jasper, British principal, St. Chad's College Durham England 1951 83rd Belmont: David Gorman aboard Counterpoint wins in 2:29 1951 David Yip, born in Liverpool, England, of Chinese descent, English actor, played Johnny Ho in The Chinese Detective, played CIA liason agent Chuck Lee in 'A View to a Kill', a 1985 James Bond film 1951 David Ogilvie, cricketer, 5 Tests for Australia 1977-78 1951 Karl Heinrich David, composer, dies at 66 1951 David Whitton, campaigner 1951 David Naughton, Hartford, Connecticut, actor, My Sister Sam, Separate Vacations 1951 David Briggs, rock guitarist, Little River Band-Help is on it's Way 1950 David Leisure, actor, Joe Isuzu, Airplane, Charley-Empty Nest 1950 David Diamond's 3rd Symphony, premieres 1950 David H G viscount Lascelles, grandson of English princess Mary 1950 David Brin, U.S., sci-fi author, Hugo, Nebula, Sundiver, Postman 1950 David Bellamy, born in Darby, Florida, singer, Bellamy Bros-Let Your Love Flow, 1950 Will Lee, rock guitarist, Late Show with David Letterman 1950 David James Wottle, 800m runner, Gold Medal 1972 Olympics 1950 David Jensen, born in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, David 'Kid' Jensen, popular British radio DJ, played progressive music, hosted BBC pop network, Radio 1, Top of the Pops presenter, interviewed Duran Duran, promoted The Police before they were commercially successful 1950 David Graff, Lancaster Ohio, actor, Police Academy 2, 3, 4, 6 1950 David Cassidy, New York City, singer and actor, Keith-Partridge Family 1950 David Carl Hilmers, Iowa, Col USMC/astronaut, STS-51-J, 26, 36, 42 1950 David Strathairn, actor, LA Confidential, Eight Men Out 1950 David Lynn Jones, Bexar, Arkansas, country singer, Bonnie Jean 1950 David Johansen, New York, singer, Hot! Hot! Hot! 1949 David Stanley Smith, composer, dies at 72 1949 Paul Shaffer, Thunder Bay Ont, orchestra leader, SNL, David Letterman 1949 David Green, Melbourne Australia, rock bassist, Air Supply 1949 David Coverdale, England, rock vocalist, Whitesnake, Deep Purple 1949 David "Clem" Clempson, rocker, Humble Pie 1949 David Muse, rocker, Firefall 1949 Louis Davids, Simon David, cabaret artist, dies at 65 1949 David Evenett, MP, Conservative 1949 David Cornell Leestma, Muskegon, Michigan, USN/astronaut, STS-41-G, 28, 45 1949 David Robinson, born in Woburn, Massachusetts, drummer, musician, played with various rock bands including The Cars, The Modern Lovers and DMZ 1949 David Mellor, secretary of the British treasury and MP 1949 David Sullivan, English softporno/newspaper publisher, Sunday Sport 1948 David Davis, British Politician 1948 David Gwillim, Plymouth England, actor, Island at Top of the World 1948 Charles David Walker, astronaut, STS-12 STS-16 STS-23 1948 David John de Lloyd, composer, dies at 65 1948 David Concepcion, born in Venezuela, all star shortstop, Cincinnati Reds 1948 David Eisenhower, Eisenhower's grandson, married Julie Nixon 1948 David Denny, rock guitarist, Steve Miller Band-Abracadabra 1947 David Mamet, Chicago, playwright/dir, Speed the Plow, House of Games 1947 David Anthony Ahern, composer 1947 David Zucker, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, director, Airplane, Naked Gun, Top Secret 1947 David Rosenboom, composer 1947 David Essex, Cook, London, rock vocalist/actor, That'll be the Day 1947 Larry David, born in Brooklyn, New York, comedian, writer, Seinfeld 1947 David L. Lander, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Squiggy-Laverne and Shirley 1947 David French, British director, Deep Sleep, Bingo 1947 David Blunkett, British Politician 1947 David Hare, playwright, Strapless, Plenty, Wetherby, Fatale 1947 David Hughes, born in Newton-le-Willows, England, cricketer, right batsman, made 10,419 first-class runs in 20 years for Lancashire 1947 David Leland, born in Cambridge, England, actor and director, Nothing But Trouble 1947 David Gee, director, Friends of the Earth 1947 David Letterman, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, comedian, Late Night 1947 1st Tony Awards: Arthur Miller, David Wayne and Patricia Neal win 1947 David Eisenhower, grandson of President Dwight, married Julie Nixon 1947 David Lloyd, cricketer, England opener, 214 vs. India 1974 1947 David Colley, cricketer, NSW quickie, 3 Tests for Australia 1972 1947 David Ladd, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Raymie, Catlow, Misty, Deathline 1947 David Byron, vocalist, Uriah Heep 1947 David Bowie, born in London, England, singer and actor, Major Tom, Ziggy Stardust, also known as David Robert Hayward-Jones 1947 David Porcelijn, Dutch composer and conductor 1946 David Stockman, Reagan's ex-budget director 1946 David A. Stockman, American Playwright 1946 Billy Preston, Texas, singer and pianist, 5th Beatle, David Brenner Show 1946 David Liebman, born in Brooklyn, New York, musician, rocker, saxaphonist, flautist, worked with Steve Swallow, Pete La Roca, played with Elvin Jones, Miles Davis's group, appeared on 'Big Fun' album, among others 1946 John Klemmer, born in Chicago, Illinois, musician, songwriter, arranger, saxophonist, plays jazz, pop, cross over jazz, co-written music with David Batteau 1946 Menachem Begins opposition group bombs King David Hotel 1946 Menachen Begin's opposition group surprise attack on King David hotel 1946 David Hill, Australian TV-reporter/owner, Fox Sports 1946 Alan David Marks, pianist/composer 1946 David Wall, English ballet dancers/director, Royal Academy of Dancing 1946 David Jon Gilmour, rock guitarist, Pink Floyd-Brick in the Wall 1946 David Gilmour, British Musician 1946 David Green, English TV/video producer 1946 David Lynch, born in Missoula, Montana, actor and director, Dune, Eraserhead 1945 David Jessel, British TV-reporter 1945 David Norman Schramm, physicist 1945 David A[llen] Drake, U.S., sci-fi author, Cross the Stars, Rolling Hot 1945 David Bromberg, Philadelphia, musician, Demon in Disguise 1945 Omukama Patrick David Matthew Olimi Kaboyo II, king of Toro 1945 David Sanborn, jazz saxophonist, David Letterman Show 1945 David Heyn, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman 1975 World Cup 1945 David Smith Monson, born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Representative-R-Utah 1985 - 1987 1945 David Dukes, actor, Beacon Hill, 79 Park Avenue, Winds of War 1945 David E. Bonior, born in Detroit, Michigan, Representative-D-Michigan 1977 - 2003 1945 David Lloyd George, British (L) premier (1916-22), dies at 82 1945 David Brenner, born in Philadelphia, comedian/TV talk show host, Nightlife 1945 David Pleat, English Athlete 1944 David Ashley White, composer 1944 David O'Sullivan, New Zealand cricket left-arm spinner, in 11 Tests 1973-76 1944 U.S. Captain David Mccampbell shoots down 9-11 Japanese planes in Gulf of Leyte 1944 David Trimble, Irish Politician 1944 David Lord, British lieutenant/Dakota-pilot DFC/VC, dies in battle 1944 David Pearl, British judge 1944 David Rasche, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actor, Sledge Hammer 1944 David M. Walker, Columbus, Georgia, Captain USN/astron, STS-51-A 30, 53, 69 1944 David O'Brien Martin, born in New York, Representative-R-New York 1981 - 1983 and 1983 - 1993 1944 David Melville, professor and director, Middlesex Polytechnic 1944 David Costell, born in Pittsburg, rocker, Gary Lewis and the Playboys-Diamond Ring 1944 David Vogel, Ukrainian author, dies in Auschwitz at 52 1944 David Gilmore, born in Cambridge, England, guitarist, Pink Floyd 1944 David Briggs, record producer 1944 David Gerrold, Jerrold David Friedman, author, World of Star Trek 1943 David Peterson, Toronto, premier of Ontario Canada, L, 1982- 1943 David Munden, born in England, played for the Tremeloes, a 50 year old band, Europe's longest playing rock and roll band 1943 David Wilshire, British MP, C 1943 David Henry Maslanka, composer 1943 David Soul, Solberg, Chicago, actor, Starsky and Hutch 1943 Carl Wayne, born in Birmingham, England, Colin David Tooley, actor, lead vocalist 'The Move', 1960's Birmingham rock group 1943 David Carr, rock keyboardist, Fortunes Leyton, London 1943 Janet Margolin, born in New York City, actress, Take the Money and Run, David and Lisa 1943 David Downing, born in New York City, actor, Backstairs at the White House 1943 David Walker, rock keyboardist, Gary Lewis and Playboys-Diamond Ring 1943 David Clennon, American Actor 1943 David Cronenberg, Toronto, Ontario, director, Shivers, Fly, Brood 1943 David Skaggs, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Representative-D-Colorado 1987 - 1999 1943 David Geffin, born in Brooklyn, New York, record producer, Geffin, Asylum 1943 David Geffen, American Businessman 1943 David Hilbert, German mathematician (Hilbert Space), dies at 81 1942 Jews in Free Zone of France ordered to wear yellow star of David 1942 David Ogden Stiers, Peoria, Illinois, actor, Winchester-M*A*S*H, Doc 1942 Gus Dudgeon, British pop producer, Joan Armatrading, David Bowie 1942 David J Stern, NBA commissioner, 1984- 1942 David Steinberg, Winnipeg Canada, comedian/director, End 1942 Jay David, rocker, Dr. Hook and Medicine Show 1942 David Russell Lange, PM, L, New Zealand, 1984-89 1942 David Hunt, Wales Secretary of State 1942 David Ben-Gurion leaves Jewish state in Palestine 1942 David Minge, born in Clarkfield, Minnesota, Representative-D-Minnesota 1993 - 2001 1942 David K Williamson, Australian screenplay/playwright, Removalists 1942 David O'Dowd, Chief Constable, Northamptonshire 1941 David Diamond's 1st Symphony, premieres 1941 David Wilson, English contractor/multi-millionaire 1941 David Porter, U.S. songwriter, Soul Man 1941 David Hemmings, Guilford England, actor, Blow-up, Barbarella 1941 David Knapp Stockton, San Bernardino California, PGA golfer, 1970 PGA 1941 Derek David Bourgeois, composer 1941 David Steele, cricketer, England batsman, courageous vs. Lillee 1975 1941 David Crosby, born in Los Angeles, California, rocker, Crosby, Stills and Nash-Southern Cross 1941 David Warner, born in Manchester, New Hampshire, actor, Star Trek VI, Time Bandits 1941 David Howell Cope, composer 1941 David Wijnkoop, revolutionary socialist, dies 1941 David L. Boren, born in Washington, D.C., Senator-D-Oklahoma 1979 - 1994, Oklahoma Governor 1975 - 1979 1941 David LaFlamme, born in Utah, electric violinist, It's a Beautiful Day 1941 David Boies, American Lawyer 1941 David Puttnam, London, film producer/CEO, Columbia Pictures 1941 David Blue, Cohen, born in Providence, Rhode Island, rocker, Cupid's Arrow 1941 David Selby, Morganstown, West Virginia, actor, Falcon Crest, Flamingo Road 1941 David Ruffin, Mississippi, vocalist, Temptations-Papa Was a Rolling Stone 1940 David Sainsbury, English billionaire/founder, Dutch Soc-Dem 1940 David McFadden, Canadian Poet 1940 David Hart, General-Secretary, National Association of Head Teachers 1940 David Price, born in Erwin, Tennessee, Representative-D-North Carolina 1987 - 1995 1940 David E. Price, American Politician 1940 David Ackroyd, Orange, New Jersey, actor, I Come in Peace, Memories of Me 1940 David Larter, cricketer, two-metre tall England pace bowler 1940 David Holford, cricketer, cousin of G S Sobers WI leg-spin all-rounder 1940 David Rabe, born in Dubuque Iowa, playwright, Streamers 1940 David Broome, Show Jumper, world champion 1970 1940 David C. Johnson, born in Batavia, New York, composer, flutist, studied with Nadia Boulanger, performed live-electronic music 1939 David Gates, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, rock vocalist, Bread-Baby I'm A Want You 1939 Jews in Lodz Poland ordered to wear yellow star of David 1939 Nazi require wearing of star of David 1939 David S. Mann, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Representative-D-Ohio 1993 - 1995 1939 David H Souter, Weir, New Hampshire, 107th Supreme Court Justice, 1990- 1939 David H. Souter, American Judge 1939 Stanley David Griggs, born in Portland, Oregon, astronaut, STS-51-D, STS-33 1939 David Allan Coe, country musician, Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy 1939 William David Hellerman, composer 1939 Louis Davids [Simon David], cabaret performer/chorus performer, dies 1939 David Hobbs, born in Royal Leamington Spa, England, auto racer, commentator for Speed, raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans twenty times 1939 David Frederick Stock, composer 1939 Jonathan David Harvey, English composer, Bhakti, Music of Stockhausen 1939 David Birney, born in Washington D.C., actor, Brigette Loves Bernie, St. Elsewhere 1939 David Frost, born in Tenterdon, England, TV host, That Was the Week That Was 1939 David Winters, born in London, England, choreographer, Steve Allen Comedy Hour 1939 David Mlinaric, British interior director 1939 David Spielberg, born in Weslaco, Texas, actor, Jessica Novak, The Practice 1939 David Griffiths, portrait painter 1939 David Horowitz, American Writer 1939 David Buchan, ethno-musicologist 1938 David Borden, born in Boston, Massachusetts, composer, minimalist music, jazz pianist, founded Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company, the world's first synthesizer ensemble, wrote vocal, chamber ensemble, music, style similar to Phillip Glass, Terry Riley 1938 [David] Deacon Jones, NFL defensive end, LA, South Dakota, Washington 1938 David Ossman, comedian, Firesign Theater 1938 Kristallnacht; Jews forced to wear Star of David 1938 David Willis, British journalist, BBC World Service 1938 David Obey, American Politician 1938 David Freiberg, born in Boston, Massachusetts, rock bassist, Quicksilver Messenger 1938 David Groh, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Joe-Rhoda, Don-Another Day 1938 David Dilks, vice-chancellor, Hull U 1938 David Steel, British Politician 1938 David Irving, British Author 1938 David Baltimore, American Scientist 1937 David C Salas, Antillian writer (Josephina), dies 1937 David Behrman, born in Salzburg, Austria, composer, producer, Music of Our Time series, Columbia Records, founding member, Sonic Arts Union 1937 David Vickerman Bedford, composer 1937 David Hockney, born in Bradford, England, artist, Pop Art 1937 David Allan, cricketer, West Indian wicketkeeper 1962-66 1937 David Summerscale, head master, Westminster School England 1937 David Del Tredici, born in Cloverdale, California, composer, 1980 Pulitzer 1937 David Ward, president, Law Society 1937 David Ackles, Illinois, vocalist/songwriter, American Gothic 1936 David Carradine, born in Hollywood, California, actor, Kung Fu, Mean Streets 1936 David Ward-Steinman, composer 1936 David Nelson, New York City, actor, Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1936 David Carradine, Hollywood, actor, Kung-Fu, Boxcar Bertha, Young Guns 1936 David Pithey, cricketer, bro of Tony, South Africa all-rounder in 8 Tests 1936 David Leonard Blake, composer 1936 David Joel Zinman, born in New York City, composer and conductor, Baltimore Symphony 1983 1936 Tony Musante, born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, actor, David Toma-Toma, Nowhere to Hide 1936 David Jenkins, U.S., figure skater 1960 Olympics gold 1936 David Nicholls, priest/theologian/political theorist 1936 Keir Dullea, born in Cleveland, Ohio, actor, 2001, 2010, David and Lisa 1936 David Suzuki, Canadian Scientist 1936 David Thompson, British food magnate and multi-millionaire 1936 David Vine, British sport commentator 1935 David White, cricketer, England opening attack Brown and White vs. Pak 1961 1935 David Houston, born in Bossier City, Louisiana, singer, country music, recorded hit 'Almost Pursuaded', and 'With One Exception', 'My Elusive Dreams' with Tammy Wynette 1935 David Allen, cricketer, England off-spinner of 60's 1935 David Canary, Elwood, Indiana, actor, Peyton Place, Candy-Bonanza 1935 John David Crow, football player, Heisman Trophy 1957 1935 David Prowse, British Actor 1935 David Hartman, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, TV personality, Good Morning America 1935 David Evans, born in England, footballer, cricketer for Aston Villa, Conservative Member of Parliament for Welwyn Hatfield 1935 David Wilson, British governor, Hong Kong 1935 David John Lodge, English writer, Soul and Bodies 1935 David Lodge, British Author 1934 David Warrilow, actor, Simon, Radio Days, Dakota Road, Barton Fink 1934 David Lloyd-Jones, conductor 1934 David Barclay, British hotel magnate/multi-millionaire 1934 David Guard, rocker, Kingston Trio 1934 David Smith, cricketer, England opening bowler vs. India 1961-62 1934 David Vaughan Thomas, composer, dies at 61 1934 David H Pryor, Sen-D Arkansas, 1979- 1934 David Durenberger, born in St. Cloud, Minnesota, Senator-R-Minnesota 1978 - 1995 1934 David J Burke, Liverpool England, writer 1934 David Sinclair, actor, Love and Hate 1934 David Robin Francis Guy Greville, 8th Duke of Warwick 1934 David de Peyer, cancer research campaigner 1934 David Halberstam, born in New York City, journalist, author, Pulitzer Prize winner, wrote about the Vietnam War 1934 David Jones, British reverend and headmaster, Bryanston School 1934 David Hancock, secretary, British Department of Education and Science 1934 David Hugh Jones, Poole Dorset England, director, Betrayal 1933 David Reuben, author, Everything You Wanted to Know about Sex 1933 David McCallum, Glasgow Scot, actor, Ilyla Kuryakin-Man From UNCLE 1933 David Rowland, English real estate developer/broker/multi-millionaire 1933 David Rowland, chairman, Lloyd's 1933 Tony Pithey, cricketer, brother of David, South African batsman in 17 Tests 1933 David M Storey, British rugby player/playwright, Home 1933 David McCullough, actor, Huey Long 1933 David Benjamin Lewin, composer 1933 David Winnick, British MP 1933 David Harries, composer 1933 David James Moore, educationalist 1933 David Bellamy, English botanist/tv-program maker 1932 David Lincoln Lightbown, politician 1932 David Shipman, film historian 1932 Marvin David Levy, composer 1932 David McTaggart, co-founder, Greenpeace 1932 David Keylsey, actor and director 1932 David R. Scott, born in San Antonio, Texas, Col USAF/astronaut, Gemini 8, Apollo 9, 15 1932 David Scott, born in San Antonio, Texas, astronaut, commander of Apollo 15 mission, seventh person to walk on the Moon, first person to drive on the Moon 1932 David Plastow, CEO, Medical Research Council 1932 David Bolton, director, British Royal United Service for Defense 1932 David Alliance, Iran/British textile factory/multi-millionaire 1932 David Antin, American Poet 1932 David Thompson, CEO, Gestetner Holdings 1931 David Baker, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, composer, Reflections 1931 David Lumsdaine, composer 1931 David Wilson, director of British Museum, 1977-92 1931 David Bryant, English world champion bowler/tv-host 1931 David Eddings, U.S., sci-fi author, Belgariad, Malloreon 1931 David Healy, actor, Supergirl, Doomsday Gun, Patton, Be My Guest 1931 David Belasco, American Playwright 1931 Igor Oistrach, Russian violinist and son of David Oistrach 1931 David Shepherd, born in Britain, painter, artist, considered world's most famous conservationists, famous for paintings of wildlife 1931 David Montgomery, chairman, British Forestry Commission 1931 David Haddon Whitaker, British publisher, Whitaker's Almanack 1930 Eduard David, German minister (constitution of Weimar), dies at 67 1930 David Werner Amram, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, composer, Splendor in the Grass 1930 David Amram, American Composer 1930 David Hackworth, American Soldier 1930 David Rounds, Bronxville, New York, actor, Terence-Beacon Hill 1930 David Mayer Epstein, composer 1930 David Huddleston, Vinton, Virginia, actor, How the West Was Won 1930 David M G Curry, South African Labour Party parliament leader 1930 David Konstant, bishop, Leeds 1930 David Smith, principal/vice chancellor, Edinburgh University 1930 Herbert David Croly, U.S. founder (New Republic), dies at 61 1930 David Evatt Tunley, composer 1930 David Sexton, soccer manager 1930 David Staple, joint President, Council of Churches for British and Ireland 1930 David Janssen, born in Naponee Nebraska, actor, Fugitive, Harry O 1930 David Russell Burge, composer 1930 David Gentleman, designer and painter 1930 David H Lawrence, poet and writer (Lady Chatterley's Lover), dies at 44 1930 David Morris, British MEP 1929 David S Broder, born in Chicago Hgts, Illinois, journalist, Pulitzer 1973 1929 David S Ruder, 23rd chairman of Security and Exchange Commission 1929 David Sheppard, bishop, Liverpool, cricketer, England batsman 1929 David Houston, Major-General/Lord Lieutenant of Sutherland 1928 David Mitchell, British MP 1928 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy 1928 David Berriman, CEO, Rose Thomson Young group of Lloyds Trustees 1928 David Hedison, actor, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 1928 David Farquhar Andress, composer 1928 David Somerset, born in England, David Robert Somerset, 11th Duke of Beaufort, British peer, criticized for accepting public funds on riverbed land granted to his dukedom 400 years ago 1928 David Sheiner, New York City, actor, Paul-Mr Novak, Norman-Diana 1928 David L Wolper, producer, Devil's Brigade 1927 David Schine, businessman 1927 David Norman Dinkins, 1st black Mayor-D-NYC, 1990-93 1927 David Hobman, director, Age Concern England 1927 David Frederick Barlow, composer 1927 David Ingram, Vice-Chancellor, University of Kent at Canterbury 1927 Thayer David, born in Massachusetts, actor, Eiger Sanction, Rocky, Nero Wolfe, Savages 1927 David Mourao-Ferreira, poet/politician 1927 David Ahlstrom, composer 1927 David Herbert, publisher 1926 David Levine, U.S. painter 1926 David Lobo, Dutch actor, dies in railway accident 1926 Dutch Communist Party expels David Wijnkoop 1926 David Hedison, born in Providence, Rhode Island, actor, Colbys, Voyage to Bottom of Sea 1926 David Ogilvy, born in London, England, David George Coke Patrick Ogilvy, 13th Earl of Airlie, The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, judge, served as Lord Chamberlain 1926 David Young, Lieutenant-General/CEO, Cairn Tech 1926 David Attenborough, producer/TV host/scientist 1926 David Attenborough, naturalist 1926 David Coleman, sports commentator 1926 David Oliver Williams, trade unionist, COHSE 1926 David Eugene Tudor, Philadelphia Penn, composer 1925 Thomas Christian David, composer 1925 David Doyle, born in Omaha, Nebraska, actor, John Bosley-Charlie's Angels 1925 David Bache, born in Worcestershire, England, David Ernest Bache, son of footballer Joe Bache, car designer, worked with Rover, established design company David Bache Associates, created the Land Rover, Series II Land Rover 1925 David Ironside, cricketer, South Africa swing bowler in 3 Tests vs. New Zealand 1953-54 1925 David McNee, commissioner, Metropolitan Police 1925 Nina David, Mrs Radcliffe N Salomon, poet/author, dies 1925 David Emms, director, London Goodenough Trust for Overseas Graduates 1925 David Abell Wood, priest 1925 British Liberals choose David Lloyd George as party leader 1925 David Jenkins, Bishop, Durham 1924 David Atkinson, British air marshal 1924 David Loram, British Vice-Admiral, Supreme Allied Commander 1924 David Cox, warden, Nuffield College, Oxford 1924 David Richard Holloway, literary Editor 1924 Kenneth David Kaunda, founder/president, Zambia, 1964-91 1924 Freddie Bartholomew, born in England, actor, Anna Karenina, David Copperfield 1924 Bill Wendell, born in New York City, TV announcer, Late Night With David Letterman 1924 David Beattie, British governor-general of New Zealand 1924 David Craighead, composer 1923 David Haslam, British rear Admiral, hydrographer 1922 David Lane, CEO, Commission for Racial Equality 1922 David Lancaster Nicolson, businessman/politician 1922 David Nicolson, businessman/politician 1922 David Mendes Chumaceiro, Curaeaos poet (Adelfas), dies at 45 1922 David McLean, born in Akron, Ohio, actor, Tate-Tate 1922 David Orr, deputy chairman, Inchcape, CEO, British Council, Unilever 1922 David M Chumaceiro, Curacaos poet, dies 1922 David Alexandrovich Toradze, composer 1922 John Kirk Barry, Dr/explorer David Livingstone's companion, dies at 89 1921 David Begelman, film producer 1921 Billy Taylor, born in Greenville, North Carolina, orchestra leader, David Frost Show 1921 David Lawmn, CEO, Prestige Group 1921 Clifton James, New York City, actor, Buster and Billie, David and Lisa 1921 Hal David, lyricist, Promises Promises-Grammy 1969 1920 David Susskind, New York City, TV host, Open End, David Susskind Show 1920 David Waller, actor, Shadowlands, Work is a 4 Letter Word 1920 David Brinkley, born in Wilmington, North Carolina, NBC news anchor, Huntley-Brinkley 1920 David Walker, Professor of Law, Glasgow University 1920 David Vere Bendall, former diplomat 1920 David Wright, born in Johannesburg, South Africa, given name David John Murray Wright, editor of 'X', autobiography 'Deafness. A Personal Account' gives insight into deafness 1919 David Valentine Willcocks, composer 1919 David Johan Kvandal, composer 1919 David Seville, Ross Bagdasarian, born in Fresno California, Alvin and Chipmunks 1918 David Land, impressario 1918 American Red Magen David (Jewish Red Cross) forms 1918 David Opatoshu, New York City, actor, Bonino, Secret Empire, Masada 1917 David Bohm, American Scientist 1917 David Tomlinson, Scotland, actor, Mary Poppins, Helter Skelter 1916 David Lloyd George forms British war government 1916 British government of David Lloyd George forms 1916 David Lloyd George replaces resigning H H Asquith as British PM 1916 David Lewis, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Edward Quartermaine-General Hospital 1916 David Hollestelle, Dutch baritone, Great-Broadcast chorus 1916 David Brown, born in New York City, director, Jaws, Planet of the Apes 1916 David Donaldson, painter 1916 David Stafford-Clark, psychiatrist 1916 David White, actor, Larry Tate-Bewitched 1916 David Vassall Cox, composer 1915 David Napley, solicitor 1915 David Leo Diamond, born in Rochester, New York, composer, Paderewski Prize-1943 1915 Stringbean, David Akeman, Kentucky, banjoist/comedian, Hee Haw 1915 David Rockefeller, American Businessman 1915 David Rockefeller, CEO, Chase Manhattan Bank 1915 David Kindersley, font designer/cutter 1915 David Jenklins, librarian, National Library of Wales 1915 David Schoenbrun, CBS broadcast bureau head, Washington, Paris 1915 David van de Woestijne, Flemish pianist/composer, Les Aeronautes 1914 David Brian, New York City, actor, Accussed of Murder, Dawn at Sorocco 1914 David Miles Bensuan-Butt, economist 1914 David Wayne, actor, Adam's Rib, Andromeda Strain, 3 Faces of Eve 1914 David Langdon, cartoonist/illustrator 1914 David Ignatow, U.S. poet, Tread the Dark, Rescue the Dead 1914 David Wayne, Traverse City, Michigan, actor, Andromeda Strain, Adams Rib 1914 David Gill, Scottish Scientist 1914 David Bruce, born in Kankakee, Illinois, actor, Harry-Beulah 1913 David Hunt, British diplomat/quiz winner 1913 Allan David, actor, director andproducer, Cry of the Children 1913 David Popper, composer, dies at 70 1913 Anthony David Machell Cox, medievalist 1913 Gyula David, born in Hungary, composer, violinist, conductor, studied at the Liszt academy, conducted for the National Theatre 1945 - 1949, wrote folk song music and 12 tone serial music 1913 David Donald Albritton, born in Danville, Alabama, high jumper 1936 Olympics silver 1913 David Bowman, trade unionist 1913 David Emlyn Evans, composer, dies at 69 1912 David Merrick, Hong Kong, Broadway producer, Hello Dolly 1912 Hugo David Weisgall, Ivancice Moravia, composer, 4 Impressions 1912 David Packard, electronic engineer and businessman 1912 Wendy Hiller, England, actress, Major Barbara, David Copperfield 1912 David Raksin, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, composer, Modern Times 1912 David Brower, environmentalist/president, Sierra Club 1912 David R. Brower, American Environmentalist 1912 David Barran, CEO, Midland Bank, England 1912 David F. Powers, American Politician 1912 David Townsend, cricketer, 3 Tests England vs. WI 1935 1912 David Langton, born in Scotland, actor, Quintet, St. Joan, Abandon Ship 1912 Alan David Melville, polymath 1912 Francis David Charteris, earl of Wemyss and March/Scottish landowner 1911 Sigursveinn David Kristinsson, composer 1911 David Graham Phillips, American Journalist 1910 David Lichine, Lichtenstein, Russian/US dancer, Make Mine Music 1910 David Rose, born in London, England, orchestra leader, Red Skelton Show, Stripper 1910 David Gilroy Bevan, politician 1910 David Duffle Wood, composer, dies at 72 1910 David Lavender, American Historian 1910 David McCampbell, U.S. pilot/captain, WW II-Pacific-downed 34 Japanese planes 1909 Alan Carney, David Boughal, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Zombies on Broadway 1909 David Riesman, U.S. sociologist, Lonely Crowd 1909 Arwel Hughes, born in Wales, composer, choral and orchestral music conductor, composer, organist, studied with Ralph Vaughan Williams at Royal College of Music, known for large-scale oratorios Saint David and Pantycelyn 1909 David Branson, composer 1909 1st San Francisco fireboat, David Scannell, launched 1909 David Brock, American Author 1909 David Niven, born in Kirriemuir, Scotland, actor, Casino Royale 1909 David Dean Rusk, American Politician 1909 Saul David Alinsky, born in Chicago, Illinois, radical writer, John L Lewis 1909 David, Mawson and Mackay reach south magnetic pole 1908 David Alexander Reginald Herbert, writer 1908 Herman David Koppel, composer 1908 David Oistrakh, born in Odessa, Russia, violinist and professor, Moscow Conservatory 1908 David Farrar, Forest Gate England, actor, Beat Girl, I Accuse 1908 William Eric David Davis, broadcaster 1908 David Lean, British director, Lawrence of Arabia 1908 David Lean, born in Croydon, England, director, Dr. Zhivago, Ryan's Daughter 1908 David Saul Marshall, diplomat lawyer and politician 1907 David Belasco's "Grand Army Man," premieres in New York City 1906 David Sheinfeld, composer 1906 David Van Vactor, Plymouth Indiana, composer, Chaconne 1905 George Emlyn Williams, Wales, actor and playwright, David Copperfield 1905 David Belasco's "Girl of Golden West," premieres in New York City 1905 Carl David Anderson, New York City, physicist, 1936 Nobel Prize for physics 1905 David Newell, Missouri, actor, Runaway Bride, White Heat, Dangerous Curves 1904 David Brown, CEO, Aston Martin Lagonda 1904 Adolph Blaine Charles David Earl Frederick Gerald Hubert Irvin John Kenneth Lloyd Martin Nero Oliver Paul Quincy Randolph Sherman Thomas Uncas Victor William Xerxes Yancy Zeus Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenber----dorff, Sr, near Hamburg, Germany 1902 Impresario David Belasco opens his 1st Broadway theater 1902 David Burns, actor, Music Man, Hello Dolly! 1902 David Brooks, psychologist 1902 David O Selznick, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, producer, Gone With the Wind 1902 David O. Selznick, American Producer 1902 David R Capriles, Curaeaos director of psychiatric, dies at 64 1902 David Cecil, English Writer 1900 David Wynne, born in Penderyn, Wales, composer, studied at University of Wales, Cardiff, University of Bristol, Head of Music, Lewis School Pengam, professor of composition, Cardiff College of Music and Drama 1900 David Croll, QC senator 1899 David Eli Lilienthal, U.S. government organizer, Wisconsin 1898 David de Jong, Dutch writer, Mutiny on the Canal 1898 Martin David, German/Netherlands law historian 1898 Edward Noyes Westcott, U.S. attorney/writer (David Harum), dies 1896 David Alfaro Siqueiros, Mexico, painter/muralist, Lib of Chile 1896 Henry David Leslie, composer, dies at 73 1895 David Butler, born in San Francisco, California, director, April in Paris, Calamity Jane 1895 Johann Nepomuk David, composer 1895 David Belasco's "Heart of Maryland," premieres in New York City 1894 Winifred Kingston, England, silent screen actress, David Garrick 1892 David Guion, composer 1892 Arthur Oscar Honnegger, born in Le Havre, France, composer, King David 1892 David Garnett, England, novelist and editor, Lady into Fox 1892 David Dubinsky, labor leader, Freedom Award, 1969 Medal of Freedom 1891 David Vogel, Ukraine, author, Huwelijksleven 1891 David Low, British Cartoonist 1891 David Sarnoff, U.S., radio/TV pioneer/CEO, RCA 1891 David Dixon Porter, U.S. rear Admiral (Union), dies at 77 1891 David Kalakahua, emperor of Hawaii, dies 1888 David Monrad Johansen, composer 1887 David McKinley Williams, composer 1886 David Ben-Gurion, Plonsk Poland, 1st Prime Minister of Israel, 1948 - 1953, 1955 1886 David Ben Gurion, Israeli Statesman 1886 David L Yule, 1st Jewish U.S. senator, dies 1886 David Steinman, New York City, bridge designer, Hudson, Triborough 1885 David Herbert "DH" Lawrence, England, writer, Lady Chatterly's Lover 1885 Samuel David Ferguson becomes 1st U.S. black bishop 1885 Edith Evans, born in London, England, actress, Tom Jones, David Copperfield 1884 Karl Heinrich David, composer 1883 Louis Davids, Simon David, Dutch cabaret performer/chorus performer 1883 David John de Lloyd, composer 1882 David Cohen, Dutch historian/chairman, Jewish Council 1882 Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne], English artist (David Cupperfield), dies 1882 David Belasco's "La Belle Russe," premieres in New York City 1881 David Houston patents roll film for cameras 1880 Una O'Connor, Belfast Ireland, actress, David Copperfield 1879 David van der Kellen, Dutch coin engraver, dies at 74 1877 David Stanley Smith, composer 1877 David Mendes Chumaceiro, born in Curacao, poet, Crisalidas 1876 Felicien C David, French composer (Lalla-Roukh), dies at 66 1876 David Wijnkoop, Dutch revolutionary socialist 1874 David Livingstone, buried in Westminster Abbey 1874 Dr. David Livingstones corpse arrives in Southampton 1874 King David Kalakaua of Sandwich Is Hawaii, is 1st king to visit U.S. 1874 David F Strauss, German theologist, dies at 66 1874 David Friedrich Strauss, German Theologian 1874 John David Rockefeller, Jr., born in Cleveland, Ohio, philanthropist 1873 David O McKay, Huntsville, Utah, 9th President of Mormon church 1873 David O. McKay, American Clergyman 1873 Ferdinand David, Dutch violinist and composer, dies at 63 1873 David Livingstone, British physician/explorer (Africa), dies at 60 1873 David Vaughan Thomas, composer 1872 David D Salas, Antillian writer, Josefina 1870 David [James] Glasgow Farragut, admiral, dies 1870 Charles Dickens, English writer (David Copperfield), dies at 58 1869 David Grandison Fairchild, U.S., botanist and explorer, brought plants to U.S. 1869 Herbert David Croly, U.S. author, Promise of American Life 1868 David Wilmot, American Activist 1867 David Graham Phillips, American Journalist 1866 David Faragut appointed as 1st Admiral of U.S. Navy 1864 David Bell Birney, U.S. lawyer/Union general-major, dies at 39 1864 David Bullock Harris, U.S. Confederate colonel, dies of yellow fever 1864 David Allen Russell, U.S. Union general-major, dies in battle at 43 1864 Roger David Casement, Irish nationalist, Easter uprising 1916 1864 General David Hunter takes command of Department of West Virginia 1863 Confederate sub David damages Union ship Ironsides 1863 Eduard David, German undersecretary, constitution of Weimar 1863 David Lloyd George, L-PM-Britain, 1916-22 1862 David G Farragut is 1st rear Admiral in U.S. Navy 1862 David Emanuel Twiggs, U.S. Confederate general-major (Monterrey), dies at 72 1862 Henry David Thoreau, U.S. writer/pacifist (Walden Pond), dies at 44 1862 Union captain David Farragut conquers New Orleans 1862 David Hilbert, Konigsberg East Prussia, mathematician 1859 Lake Nyasa, which forms Malawi's boundary with Tanzania and Mozambique discovered by British explorer David Livingstone 1856 David Cox, English painter (Treatise on Landscape Paint), dies at 73 1856 David Alfred Thomas, born in Glamorganshire, England, 1st Viscount Rhondda 1856 Pierre J David, David d'Angers, French sculptor, dies at 67 1854 Henry David Thoreau publishes "Walden" 1853 David Belasco, American Playwright 1851 David Starr Jordan, New York, biologist/university President, Leland Stanford 1849 David H Chasse, baron/general (fought Napoleon at Waterloo), dies at 84 1849 U.S. had no president, Polks term ends on a Sunday, Taylor couldn't be sworn-in, Senator David Atchison (President pro tem) term ended March 3rd 1846 Henry David Thoreau jailed for tax resistance 1845 Henry David Thoreau moves into his shack on Walden Pond 1843 David Popper, composer 1843 David Gill, Scottish Scientist 1840 Caspar David Friedrich, German Artist 1838 David Duffle Wood, composer 1837 David Capriles, director of psychiatry of Monte Christo, Curacao 1833 David McMurtrie Gregg, Major General Union volunteers 1832 John Kirk Barry, Scot, Dr/companion to explorer David Livingstone 1831 David Edward Hughes, inventor, microphone, teleprinter 1830 David Walker, abolitionist (Appeal to Colored Citizens), dies at 44 1827 Jan David Holland, composer, dies at 81 1827 David Moritz Michael, composer, dies at 75 1825 Jacques-Louis David, French painter (Death of Marat), dies at 77 1825 David Bell Birney, Major General Union volunteers 1825 David Rumph "Neighbor" Jones, Major General Confederate Army 1822 Henry David Leslie, composer 1820 David Allen Russell, Army Major General, Union 1819 David Henry Williams, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1818 David Addison Weisiger, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1817 Henry David Thoreau, born in Concord, Massachusetts, naturalist/pacifist, Walden Pond 1816 David Stuart, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1814 David Wilmot, American Activist 1813 David Dixon Porter, Rear Admiral Union Navy 1813 David Livingstone, born in Scotland, explorer, found by Stanley in Africa 1813 David Melville, Newport, Rhode Island, patents apparatus for making coal gas 1810 Ferdinand David, violist/compser, Hohe Schule des Violinspiels 1810 Felicien C. David, French composer, Perle du Bresil, Desert 1809 William David Porter, Commander Union Navy 1808 David F Strauss, Germany, theologist, Jesus' Life 1808 David Friedrich Strauss, German Theologian 1807 David R Atchison, President of USA on March 3rd 1849 1806 David Dale, industrialist and philanthropist, dies 1805 David Tod, U.S. diplomat, Gov-R-Ohio, 1861-63 1805 David Dudley Field, lawyer/law codifier 1804 David Van de Kellen, coin engraver 1802 David Hunter, Major General Union volunteers 1801 David Glasgow Farragut, Tennessee, Vice Admiral Union Navy 1801 1st U.S. Jewish governor, David Emanuel, takes office in Georgia 1799 David Traugott Nicolai, composer, dies at 66 1798 David Wilkinson of Rhode Island patents a nut and bolt machine 1788 Pierre J David, David d'Angers, French sculptor 1785 David Walker, Wilmington, North Carolina, abolitionist, Appeal to Colored Citizens 1784 1st U.S. seed business established by David Landreth, Philadelphia 1783 David Cox, English painter, Treatise on landscape painting 1781 David Brewster, Scotland, physicist/inventor, kaleidoscope 1778 David Rittenhouse observes a total solar eclipse in Philadelphia 1776 1st (failed) submarine attack (David Bushnell's "Turtle" attacks British sailboat "Eagle" in Bay of New York) 1776 David Hume, Scottish Philosopher 1774 Caspar David Friedrich, German Artist 1772 David Ricardo, economist 1770 David 't Kindt, Flemish architect (Mammelokker, Ghent), dies at 71 1770 David Thompson, English/Canadian explorer, Columbia River 1765 David H Chasse, Dutch baron/general, fought Napoleon at Waterloo 1751 David Moritz Michael, composer 1748 Jacques-Louis David, France, Neoclassical painter, Death of Marat 1746 Jan David Holland, composer 1744 David Allan, Scottish painter 1735 1st U.S. Moravian bishop, David Nitschmann, consecrated in Germany 1733 David Traugott Nicolai, composer 1729 Johann David Heinichen, composer, dies at 46 1717 David Garrick, actor/producer/writer, Aboan-Oroonoko 1711 David Hume, Scottish Philosopher 1711 David Hume, English empiricist/philosopher, Treatise of Human Nature 1710 David Wooster, American Soldier 1696 Johann David Mayer, composer, dies at 60 1690 David Teniers the Younger, Flemish painter (Pictorium), dies at 79 1685 David Teniers III, Flemish painter, dies at 46 1683 Johann David Heinichen, composer 1667 David ben Samuel Halevi, rabbi/author (Shulchan Aruch), dies 1649 David Teniers I, Flemish painter (altaar stukken), dies 1645 Aert de Gelder, Dutch painter, King David 1644 Arnold Moonen, Dutch vicar/literature, David's holy saint graduals 1638 David Teniers III, Flemish painter, carpet cartons 1636 Johann David Mayer, composer 1617 David Fabricius, German astronomer, dies at 53 1610 David Teniers II, Flemish courtpainter, Theatrum Pictorium 1596 David Fabricius discovers light variation of Mira (1st variable star) 1588 Petrus Dathenus, Flemish minister/physician (Psalms of David), dies 1566 David Riccio, Italian singer/secretary of Mary Stuart, murdered 1564 David Fabricius, Essens Germany, astronomer, discoved variable star 1564 Michelangelo Buonarroti, Italian sculptor/painter (David), dies at 88 1559 Excavated corpse of heretic David Jorisz burned in Basel 1556 David Jorisz, Flemish glass blower/sect leader, dies at about 54 1496 David van Bourgondie, Bishop of Utrecht (1456-96), dies at about 69 1475 Michelangelo, painter and sculptor, David 1371 David II Bruce, king of Scotland (1331..71), dies at 46 1324 David II Bruce, king of Scotland, 1331 - 1371 1272 David of Augsburg, Franciscan minister/author, dies 1153 David I, King of Scotland, dies 1153 David I, king of Scotland (1124-53), dies at about 68 |
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