2000 Sir Malcolm Bradbury, writer/teacher, dies at 68
2000 Jaime Cardriche, actor/wrestler, Malcolm and Eddie, dies at 32
2000 Malcolm Wilson, American Politician
1997 Malcolm Hughes, artist, dies at 77
1997 Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, suffering from burns, dies at 63
1997 Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, set afire by 12 year old grandson
1996 Peter Malcolm Gordon Raleigh, journalist, dies at 77
1996 George Malcolm Thomson, journalist, dies at 96
1996 Malcolm MacEwen, writer, dies at 84
1996 Jack Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill, commando, dies at 89
1994 Phillip Gilmore, actress (Malcolm X), dies at 38
1994 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy, dies at 56
1994 Malcolm X's daughter arrested for plotting Louis Farrakham's murder
1992 "Malcolm X" with Denzel Washington premieres in US
1992 Malcolm Atterbury, actor (7 Days in May, Wild River), dies at 85
1992 Alex Haley, U.S. writer (Autobiography of Malcolm X, Roots), dies at 70
1990 Malcolm Muggeridge, WW II spy for Britain, dies at 87
1990 Malcolm Hilton, English cricket slow left-arm (4 Tests), dies
1990 Malcolm Forbes, CEO (Forbes Publishing), dies of a heart attack at 70
1990 Malcolm S. Forbes, American Publisher
1988 Malcolm Marshall takes 7-22 at Old Trafford, England all out 93
1987 Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary of Commerce, dies of internal injuries
1984 Malcolm H Kerr, 9th President of American University of Beirut, shot dead
1983 Bob Hawke (Labour) defeats Australian PM Malcolm Fraser (Cons)
1980 Malcolm McDowell wed Mary Steenburgen
1978 Test Cricket debut of Malcolm Marshall, vs. India at Bangalore
1973 Malcolm Allen, Wauchope NSW Australia, swimmer 1996 Olympics
1972 Malcolm Seabron, NFL wide receiver for the Houston Oilers
1972 Malcolm Huckaby, NBA guard for the Miami Heat
1970 Malcolm Jamal Warner, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, actor, Theodore-Cosby Show
1970 Malcolm Keen, English actor (Uncle Chris-Mama), dies at 82
1968 Malcolm Frank, CFL cornerback for the Edmonton Eskimos
1968 Malcolm Showell, WLAF defensive end for the London Monarchs
1968 Malcolm Showell, WLAF defensive end for the Amsterdam Admirals
1967 Malcolm Sargent, English conductor (Last Night of Proms), dies at 72
1965 Veronica Webb, supermodel/actress, Jungle Fever, Malcolm X
1965 Malcolm X, [Little], black Moslem leader, assassinated in New York City at 39
1964 Organization for Afo-American Unity forms in New York by Malcolm X
1964 Malcolm X resigns from Nation of Islam
1964 Malcolm X leaves Black Muslim Movement
1963 Malcolm Gets, actor, Richard Karinsky-Caroline In the City
1963 Malcolm Gladwell, American Journalist
1963 Devon Malcolm, cricketer, in Jamaica England fast bowler 1989-95
1961 Malcolm Ross and Victor Prather reach 34,668 m (record) in balloon
1958 Malcolm Marshall, cricketer, WI quickie 1978-91, WI top wicket-taker
1957 Malcolm Lowry, English writer (Ultramarine), dies at 48
1957 Spike Lee, born in Atlanta, director, Mo Better Blues, Jungle Fever, Malcolm X
1956 Malcolm Foster, rock bassist, Pretenders-Mystery Achievement
1955 Malcolm Jarvis, cricket lefty paceman, Zimbabwe's 1st Test side
1953 Malcolm Green, rocker, Split Enz-I Got You
1953 Malcolm Young, born in Glasgow, Scotland, guitarist, AC/DC-Highway to Hell
1949 Malcolm Campbell, English cyclist (world speed-record), dies at 63
1948 Malcolm Campbell, English race driver, dies at 63
1947 Malcolm McLaren, founded rock group, Sex Pistols-God Save the Queen
1946 Malcolm Rifkind, British QC MP, Secretary of State for Defense
1945 Malcolm "Mollie" Duncan, Scotland, saxophonist, Average White Band
1943 Malcolm McDowell, born in Leeds, England, actor, Clockwork Orange, Caligula
1941 Malcolm Francke, cricketer, leg-spinner, Ceylon 1956 to Qld 1984
1940 Betty Shabazz, educator/talk show hostess/widow, Malcolm X
1939 Malcolm Thornton, MP
1938 Malcolm Keith Speed, British high court judge
1936 Malcolm Goldstein, composer
1936 Malcolm Binns, concert pianist
1935 1st automobile to exceed 300 mph, Sir Malcolm Campbell (301.337 mph)
1935 Malcolm J. Anderson, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1957
1935 Malcolm Frager, born in St. Louis, Missouri, pianist
1934 Malcolm Gill, deputy head, Bank for International Settlements
1933 Malcolm Wallop, Sen-R-WY, 1977-
1932 Malcolm Bradbury, English Novelist
1932 Malcolm Leyland Lipkin, composer
1932 Malcolm Campbell drives record speed (253.96 mph) at Daytona
1931 Malcolm Williamson, composer
1930 Malcolm Fraser, PM of Australia, Liberal, 1975-83
1928 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy
1927 Peter [Malcolm] Dickinson, Zambia, sci-fi author, Heartsease
1925 Malcolm X, [Little], [Detroit Red], Omaha NB, founder, Black Muslims
1925 Malcolm Scott Carpenter, Boulder Colo, astronaut, Mercury 7-Aurora 7
1925 Gerald Malcolm Durrell, Britain, zoologist/writer, Mockery Bird
1924 Malcolm Campbell sets world auto speed record at 146.16 MPH
1924 Malcolm Anson, CEO, Wessex Water Authority
1923 Ellen Malcolm, painter
1922 Malcolm Baldrige, Conn, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, 1981-87
1921 Malcolm Arnold, Northampton England, composer, Bridge over River Kwai
1921 Alex Haley, U.S., writer, Autobiography of Malcolm X, Roots
1920 Malcolm Hughes, artist
1919 Malcolm Forbes, publisher, Forbes Magazine
1919 Peter Malcolm Gordon Raleigh, journalist
1917 Malcolm S. Forbes, American Publisher
1914 Malcolm Wilson, American Politician
1911 Malcolm MacEwen, writer
1909 Malcolm Lowry, English novelist, Under the Volcano
1907 Malcolm Atterbury, Philadelphia, actor, Jonas-Thicker than Water, Apples Way
1906 Jack Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill, commando
1903 Malcolm Muggeridge, English writer, Observer of Life
1899 George Malcolm Thomson, journalist
1898 Malcolm Cowley, Belsano Penn, author, Flowering of New England
1898 18th U.S. Mens Tennis: Malcolm Whitman beats Dwight Davis (36 62 62 61)
1895 Malcolm Sargent, English conductor, Promenade Concerts
1887 Malcolm Keen, Bristol England, actor, Uncle Chris-Mama
1885 Malcolm Campbell, 1st auto racer to travel 5 miles/min, 8 km/min
1877 Malcolm D. Whitman, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1898
1153 Malcolm IV becomes king of Scotland
1093 Margaret, widow of Scottish king Malcolm III, dies
1093 Edward Macduncan, Scot crown prince/son of Malcolm II, dies in battle
1093 Malcolm III MacDuncan, king of Scotland, dies in battle
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