2006 Warren Buffett donates $30 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
2003 Warren Spahn, American Athlete
2003 Warren Zevon, singer/songwriter, Werewolves of London, dies at 57
1995 Warren Earl Burger, Supreme Court Justice, dies of heart failure at 78
1995 Warren E. Burger, American Judge
1995 Warren E Burger, chief justice of U.S. (1969-86), dies
1994 Earle Warren, alto Sax Player, dies at 79
1994 Warren Harding "Sonny" Sharrock, jazz Guitarist, dies at 53
1993 Joseph Warren, actor (Gift of Love, Urban Warriors), dies at 77
1992 Ebony P. Warren, crowned 24th Miss Black America
1992 Warren Neal Boxer, dies of AIDS at 34
1991 Royals Warren Cromartie's 1st major league HR since 1983
1991 Warren Schutte, is 1st non American to win NCAA Div 1 golf title
1991 Elinor Remick Warren, composer, dies at 91
1990 Betty Warren actress (Passport to Pimlico), dies
1990 "Dick Tracy" with Warren Beatty and Madonna premieres
1990 ABC Masters Bowling Tournament won by Chris Warren
1989 Robert Penn Warren, American Novelist
1986 Chief Justice Warren Earl Burger resigns Antonin Scalia nominated
1985 Position of American Poet Laureate established (Robert Warren is 1st)
1985 Houston QB Warren Moon sacked NFL tying record 12 times (by Cowboys)
1984 1st live TV appearance by Chief Justice Warren Burger, Nightline
1984 Robert Penn Warren, Pulitzer Prize winner, named 1st U.S. poet laureate
1983 Warren Cromartie signs 3 year $2.5M contract with Yomiuri Giants
1983 Oakland A's Mike Warren no-hits Chicago White Sox, 3-0
1982 1st annual Cracker Jack Oldtimers Classic 75-year-old Luke Appling hits a 250-foot HR off Warren Spahn, AL beats NL 7-2
1982 Warren Oates, actor (East of Eden, Stoney Burke), dies at 53
1981 Harry Warren, American Composer
1979 Willie Mays, Warren Giles, and Hack Wilson inducted in Hall of Fame
1979 Warren Giles and Hack Wilson selected to baseball Hall of Fame
1978 Estella Warren, Canadian Model
1978 Warren Weaver, American Scientist
1974 Warren Hull, actor (Strike it Rich, Who in the World), dies at 71
1974 Earl Warren, Governor of California/Supreme court justice (1953-68), dies at 83
1974 Earl Warren, American Judge
1974 Warren Morris, Alexandria, Louisiana, baseball infielder 1996 Olympics bronze
1973 Roberto Clemente and Warren Spahn inducted into Hall of Fame
1973 Warren Spahn is elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
1973 Lamont Warren, NFL running back for the Indianapolis Colts
1972 Warren Sapp, NFL defensive tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1971 Erin Warren, Winchester Massachusetts, luger 1994 Olympics
1971 Doug Weight, Warren, Michigan, NHL center, Edmonton Oilers, Team USA 98
1969 Warren E. Burger sworn in as Supreme Court Chief Justice
1969 Warren Burger confirmed as U.S. Chief Justice
1969 Cecile Ulbrich Tucker, Warren, Maine, rower 1996 Olympics
1968 Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren resigns
1968 Warren Ellis, British Author
1967 Warren Rychel, Tecumseh, NHL left wing for the Colorado Avalanche
1967 Bollingen Prize for poetry awarded to Robert Penn Warren
1967 Chris Warren, NFL running back for the Seattle Seahawks
1966 Warren Sallenback, South Surrey BC, cyclist 1996 Olympics
1965 Warren Ayres, cricketer, Victorian right-handed batsman since 1987-88
1965 Jon Warren, born in Akron, Ohio, 1.5k runner
1964 Warren Commission released, finds Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone
1964 Warren Newson, born in Newnan, Georgia, outfielder for the Texas Rangers
1964 Ron Warren, Jr., jockey, Bay Meadows
1963 Lyndon Baines Johnson sets up Warren Commission to investigate assassination of John F. Kennedy
1963 Braves Warren Spahn ties Christy Mathewson with 13 20-win seasons
1963 Warren Spahn sets left-hander strike out mark at 2,382
1963 Juan Marichal (Giants) beats Warren Spahn (Braves), 1-0 in 16 innings
1963 Warren Spahn beats Mets 6-1 for his 328th win (most by a lefty)
1963 Warren DeMartini, heavy metal rocker, Dokken-Alone Again, Ratt
1962 Jack Warren Pierce, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, hurdler
1962 Milwaukee Brave Warren Spahn sets HR record of 31 by a pitcher
1962 Warren R. Austin, American Politician
1961 Whitey Ford is voted Cy Young Award winner over Warren Spahn
1961 Warren Spahn records victory #300, beats Cubs 2-1
1961 Warren Spahn pitches a 2 hitter after pitching a no hitter
1961 Warren Spahn pitches 2nd no hitter at 41 beats San Francisco Giants, 1-0
1960 Mil Brave Warren Spahn no-hits Philadelphia Phillies, 4-0
1960 Leonard Warren, U.S. baritone, dies on stage at 48
1959 Milwaukee Braves Warren Spahn becomes winningest NL lefty
1958 Braves Warren Spahn is 1st lefty to win 20 or more games 9 times
1957 Warren Spahn of the Braves wins Cy Young Award
1957 Warren Spahn sets record for a lefty pitcher with 41st shut-out
1956 Warren Cuccurullo, rock guitarist, Missing Persons
1956 Warren Moon, NFL quarterback, Houston Oilers, Seahawks, Vikings
1956 Byron Stewart, Baxter Springs, Kansas, actor, Warren Coolidge-St. Elsewhere
1954 Catherine Bach, born in Warren, Ohio, actress played Daisey Duke on the Dukes of Hazzard
1954 Rick Warren, San Jose, California, Pastor of Saddleback Church in Southern California
1953 Earl Warren sworn in as 14th chief justice of U.S.
1953 Earl Warren appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
1953 Warren Cromartie, baseball player
1952 Boston Brave Warren Spahn strikes out 18 Cubs in 15 innings
1952 Braves Warren Spahn ties NL record of Jim Whitney with 18 strikeouts against the Cubs in 15-inning, 3-1 loss
1952 Warren Cann, Victoria Canada, rock drummer, Ultravox
1952 Warren Lees, NZ cricket wicket-keeper, late 70's
1951 Thomas Warren Purtzer, Des Moines, Iowa, PGA golfer, 1977 Glen Campbell
1951 Ford C Frick replaces Happy Chandler as 3rd commissioner of baseball Warren C Giles becomes president of baseball's National League
1951 Ronald A. Parise, Warren, Ohio, PhD/astronaut, STS 35, STS 67
1949 Edgar Warren Williams, composer
1948 Warren William, actor (Fear, Wolf Man, Madame X), dies at 53
1948 Warren Hymer, actor (Show Them No Mercy), dies at 42
1948 G B Warren, British biochemist
1947 A's catcher Warren Rosar catches his 147th game without an error
1947 Pulitzer prize awarded to Robert Penn Warren (All the King's Men)
1947 Jill O'Hara, born in Warren, Pennsylvania, Broadway actress, Promises! Promises!
1947 Warren Zevon, Chicago, rocker, Excitable Boy
1946 Lesley Ann Warren, New York City, actress, Cinderella, Mission Impossible
1946 78th Belmont: Warren Mehrtens aboard Assault wins in 2:30.8
1946 72nd Preakness: Warren Mehrtens aboard Assault wins in 2:01.4
1946 72nd Kentucky Derby: Warren Mehrtens aboard Assault wins in 2:06.6
1946 Michael Warren, born in Indiana, actor, Bobby Hill-Hill Street Blues
1944 Warren Burton, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor (Jason Dunlap-Another World
1944 Warren Entner, born in Boston, Massachusetts, rock vocalist and guitarist, Grass Roots
1941 Jennifer Warren, born in New York City, actress, Slap Shot, Fatal Beauty, Mutant
1940 Warren Harding "Sonny" Sharrock, jazz guitarist
1940 Austin Pendleton, born in Warren, Ohio, actor, Short Circuit, Simon, Hello Again
1939 Warren "Pete" Moore, U.S. singer, Miracles-Tears of a Clown
1939 Warren Davis, rocker, Monotones
1937 Warren Berlinger, Brooklyn, actor, Larry-Joey Bishop Shop, Take Two
1937 Warren Beatty, born in Richmond, Virginia, actor, Bonnie and Clyde,Shampoo, Dick Tracy
1933 Richard Henry Warren, composer, dies at 74
1931 Warren, Dixon and Young's musical "Laugh Parade," premieres in New York City
1930 Warren Burger, U.S., author, The Midas Touch
1930 Warren Buffett, American Businessman
1930 Warren B. Rudman, Sen-R-NH, 1980-
1928 Raymond Henry Charles Warren, composer
1928 Warren Oates, born in Depoy, Kentucky, actor, East of Eden, Stoney Burke
1926 Warren Mitchell, Australian Actor
1925 Warren M. Christopher, American diplomat and lawyer
1924 Warren Frank Benson, composer
1923 Warren Harding, 29th President (1921-23), dies at Palace Hotel San Francisco at 57
1923 President Warren G. Harding becomes 1st President to pay taxes
1922 President Warren G Harding signs a joint resolution of approval to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine
1921 Hans Warren, Dutch writer, poet and critic, Secret Diary
1921 Warren Spahn, left-handed pitcher, Boston/Milwaukee Braves
1920 Warren G. Harding elected president
1920 Warren Harding elected 29th president
1920 Republicans nominate Warren G Harding for president
1919 Warren Stevens, Clark's Summit, Pennsylvania, actor, Richard Boone Show
1915 Samuel Prowse Warren, composer, dies at 74
1914 Earle Warren, alto sax player
1911 Leonard Warren, born in New York City, baritone, Met 1939-60, died on stage
1909 Warren Bardsley (136 and 130) 1st to get twin tons in a Test
1909 Rick Warren, American Writer
1907 Warren E. Burger, born in Minnesota, Supreme Court chief justice, 1969-86
1906 Warren Hymer, New York City, actor, Girl From Havana, Meet the Mob
1905 GB Shaw's "Mrs Warren's Profession," premieres in New York City
1905 Robert Penn Warren, 1st U.S. poet laureate, All the King's Men
1903 Warren Hull, Gasport, New York, actor, Strike it Rich, Who in the World
1902 George William Warren, composer, dies at 73
1900 Richard Arthur Warren Hughes, English writer, Fiction as Truth
1900 Elinor Remick Warren, composer
1896 Warren Giles, baseball's National League president
1894 Warren William, [Krech], Aitkin, Minnesota, actor, Caesar in Cleopatra
1894 Warren Weaver, American Scientist
1893 Harry Warren, American Composer
1891 Earl Warren, California, Gov-R-Ca, /14th supreme court chief justice, 1953-69
1889 Warren De La Rue, astronomer/chemist, dies
1882 Warren Bardsley, cricketer, great NSW and Aussie opening bat 1909-26
1877 Warren R. Austin, American Politician
1872 Henry Warren, born in Boston, Massachusetts, inventor, Telechon electric clock
1865 Warren Gamaliel Harding, Ohio, R, 29th President, 1921-23
1865 Warren G. Harding, American President
1863 P. T. Barnum stages wedding of Tom Thumb and Mercy Lavinia Warren (New York City)
1859 Richard Henry Warren, composer
1841 Samuel Prowse Warren, composer
1835 Elliott Warren Rice, Bvt Mjr General Union volunteers, died in 1887
1830 Gouverneur Kemble Warren, Major Gen Union volunteers, died in 1882
1828 George William Warren, composer
1818 Warren Hastings, 1st governor-general of India (1773-84), dies at 85
1816 Fitz-Henry Warren, Bvt Major General Union volunteers, died in 1878
1812 Joseph Warren Revere, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1880
1787 Parliament impeaches Warren Hastings
1784 1st U.S. balloon flight, 13 year old Edward Warren
1732 Warren Hastings, England, 1st governor-General of India, 1773-84
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