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The following is a list of notable deaths in October 1977. Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

October 1977

1

• Mary Breen, 44, Australian Olympic shot putter (1956). ^[1]
• William J. Coyle, 89, American politician and football player, lieutenant governor of Washington (1921–1925). ^[2]
• Joaquim Ferreira Bogalho, 87, Portuguese football executive.
• Rudi Graetz, 70, German translator and Esperantist.
• Robert Luthardt, 60, American art director ( The Fortune Cookie ), traffic collision. ^[3]
• George W. Milias, 52, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1963–1971). ^[4]
• Vincent Mulchrone, 54, English journalist, leukemia. ^[5]
• Pat Patterson, 80, American baseball player.
• Martin Walter Stanton, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate. ^[6]
• Hellmut W. Stolle, 72, German-born American politician, member of the Illinois House of Representatives (1963–1965, 1967–1971).
• Anne Stratton, 90, American composer.
• František Zíta, 67, Czech chess player.

2

• Carl Bergenstråhle, 67, Swedish diplomat.
• Tommy Farnan, 63, Irish-born New Zealand footballer.
• Walt Farrant, 65, Canadian ice hockey player.
• Odd Frantzen, 64, Norwegian footballer.
• Gyula Futó, 68, Hungarian footballer.
• S. Floyd Landreth, 92, American politician, member of the Virginia Senate (1944–1964). ^[7]
• Ned Nelson, 66, American baseball and basketball player.
• Arnold Perry, 78, New Zealand rugby player.
• Beniamino Segre, 74, Italian mathematician. ^[8]
• Joseph William Woodrough, 104, American jurist. ^[9]

3

• Arnold Bode, 76, German architect and artist.
• Ian Fallis, 23, Scottish footballer, traffic collision. ^[10]
• Tay Garnett, 83, American film director ( The Postman Always Rings Twice , A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court , China Seas ), leukemia. ^[11]
• Rosie Jimenez, 27, American woman, complications from an unsafe abortion.
• Sir Herbert McVeigh, 68, Northern Irish jurist.
• Letitia Overend, 97, Irish philanthropist and filmmaker.
• Richard Peter, 82, German photographer and journalist.
• Marion Sénones, 91, French artist.
• Mihály Szemes, 57, Hungarian filmmaker.
• Koney Williams, 57, American baseball player.

4

• Peter Blachstein, 66, German politician, diplomat and journalist.
• Malcolm Davis, 77–78, American ornithologist, heart attack.
• Giosuè Fiorentino, 78, Italian politician.
• José Ber Gelbard, 60, Polish-born Argentine politician, heart attack. ^[12]
• Aleksander Hendrikson, 81, Soviet Estonian politician.
• Arturo Jáuregui, 57, Peruvian trade unionist.
• George Jensen, 99, American artist.
• Floyd Lagercrantz, 62, Swedish footballer.
• Raphael Mahler, 78, Austrian-Israeli historian. ^[13]
• Burley E. Parke, 72, American jockey, heart attack. ^[14]
• Del Porter, 75, American jazz musician.
• Ippolito Rotoli, 63, Italian Roman Catholic prelate.
• Xu Jianguo, 74, Chinese politician and diplomat.

5

• Seamus Costello, 38, Irish politician and paramilitary leader, shot. ^[15]
• Clodualdo del Mundo Sr., 66, Filipino novelist and playwright.
• Webley Edwards, 74, American news correspondent and politician, heart attack. ^[16]
• Fred F. Finklehoffe, 67, American filmmaker. ^[17]
• Jan Garber, 82, American bandleader and violinist. ^[18]
• Mabel Hardy, 87, Australian educator.
• Jan Jagmin-Sadowski, 82, Polish general.
• Oskar Lindberg, 83, Swedish Olympic skier (1924).
• Rohan Rivett, 60, Australian journalist, heart attack. ^[19]
• Payson Sherman, 88, Canadian politician. ^[20]
• Eugenio Giuseppe Togliatti, 86, Italian mathematician.
• Alfred Tooming, 70, Estonian Lutheran prelate. ^[21]
• Yoshie Wada, 71, Japanese novelist.
• Ray Wolfe, 72, American politician, mayor of Anchorage, Alaska (1944–1945). ^[22]

6

• Gene Bedford, 80, American baseball player.
• Albert Gittins, 80, English cricketer.
• Danny Greene, 43, American mobster, car bombing. ^[23]
• Mort Hill, 54, American basketball player.
• Hayrullah Örs, 75–76, Turkish educator, writer and musician.
• Rudolf Reder, 96, Austrian-born Polish Holocaust survivor.
• Anton Schütz, 83, German-American artist. ^[24]
• Jotie T'Hooft, 21, Belgian poet, suicide by cocaine overdose.
• Molly Urquhart, 71, Scottish actress. ^[25]
• Tany Youne, 74, Soviet actress and writer.

7

• Douglas De Ruymbeke, 83, American-born Belgian footballer.
• Lady Alice Egerton, 54, English socialite and courtier, suicide by asphyxiation. ^[26]
• Frances Moran, 83, Irish legal scholar and barrister.
• Paul O'Loughlin, 67, Australian actor and stage director.
• Fred Paterson, 80, Australian politician.
• Milo Rowell, 74, American lawyer and soldier. ^[27]
• Håkon Stenstadvold, 65, Norwegian artist and politician.
• Alice Woodhouse, 93, New Zealand journalist and broadcaster.

8

• Uno Åhrén, 80, Swedish architect and urban planner.
• Wally Colliss, 69, Australian footballer.
• Clarence Drayer, 76, American football player and politician. ^[28]
• Alexey Dushkin, 72, Soviet architect.
• Joe Greenstein, 84, Polish-American strongman, cancer. ^[29]
• Wilfred Heywood, 77, British trade unionist.
• Wanda Leopold, 56, Polish writer and activist.
• Pál Medgyessy, 57, Hungarian mathematician.
• Clarence Miles, 80, American baseball executive. ^[30]
• Benedito Moreira de Carvalho, 68, Brazilian convicted serial killer.
• Marty Norton, c. 73, American football player and convicted fraudster.
• Giorgos Papasideris, 75, Greek musician.
• Chuck Radley, 52, Canadian football player.
• Lyall Stuart Scott, 57, Scottish urologist and surgeon. ^[31]
• Jerzy Werner, 68, Polish politician and educator.
• Ludwik Zabrocki, 69, Polish linguist.

9

• Ruth Elder, 75, American aviator and actress. ^[32]
• Fred Long, 81, Australian footballer.
• Zdzisław Maklakiewicz, 50, Polish actor, injuries sustained from blunt force trauma.
• Anton Moortgat, 80, Belgian archaeologist.
• Placide Tempels, 71, Belgian missionary and writer ( Bantu Philosophy ).
• Stephen W. Thompson, 83, American fighter pilot.

10

• Mohd Hamdan Abdullah, 55, Malaysian politician, heart failure.
• Bengt Bengtsson, 80, Swedish Olympic gymnast (1920).
• Laurence E. Bunker, 75, American soldier and military aide, cancer. ^[33]
• Jean Duvieusart, 77, Belgian politician, prime minister (1950). ^[34]
• José Fioravanti, 81, Argentine sculptor. ^[35]
• Helen Gibson, 85, American actress and stuntwoman, heart failure.
• Lea Grundig, 71, German artist. ^[36]
• Ivan Lavsky, 58, Soviet artist.
• Jim Lyle, 77, American baseball player.
• D'Arcy McNickle, 73, American novelist ( The Surrounded ) and anthropologist, heart attack.
• Heinrich Meyer, 73, German-American educator and writer.
• Angelo Muscat, 47, Maltese-born British actor ( The Prisoner , Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory ), pneumonia.
• John O'Connor, 83, Irish Olympic triple jumper (1924).
• İsmail Hakkı Okday, 95, Turkish general and damat.
• Ture Rosvall, 86, Swedish Olympic rower (1912).
• Lewis Thorpe, 63, British linguist and translator.
• İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı, 89, Turkish historian and politician.
• Johnny Wiggs, 78, American jazz musician and bandleader.

11

• Ibrahim al-Hamdi, 34, North Yemeni politician, president (since 1974), assassinated. ^[37]
• Beatriz Allende, 35, Chilean politician and surgeon, suicide by gunshot. ^[38]
• Jozef Benedik, 79, Czechoslovak Olympic fencer (1936).
• Misha Black, 66, Russian-born British architect.
• Christiaan Both, 82, Dutch Olympic sports shooter (1936, 1948).
• Mason Welch Gross, 66, American academic administrator and television personality. ^[39]
• Fred Hendershot, 82, American football player and coach.
• MacKinlay Kantor, 73, American journalist and novelist ( Andersonville ), heart attack. ^[40]
• John Lee, 62, American blues musician.
• Queenie Thomas, 79, British actress.
• Joseph Wheeler, 49–50, British musicologist.
• Hobb Wilson, 73, Canadian ice hockey player. ^[41]

12

• Germaine Bailac, 96, French opera singer and teacher.
• Juan Carlos Calvo, 71, Uruguayan footballer.
• Chen Wangdao, 86, Chinese academic administrator and translator.
• Blanche Cornwall, 91, American actress. ^[42]
• Dorothy Davenport, 82, American actress and filmmaker. ^[43]
• Sir Leonard Ropner, 82, British politician, MP (1923–1929, 1931–1964).
• Francis Thomas, 65, English-born Singaporean politician, cancer.
• Jan Zrzavý, 86, Czech artist. ^[44]

13

• István Avar, 72, Hungarian football player and manager.
• Charles H. Bonesteel III, 68, American general. ^[45]
• Joe Bratcher, 79, American baseball player.
• Shirley Brickey, 32, American singer (The Orlons), shot. ^[46]
• Walter Bunning, 65, Australian architect and urban planner, brain cancer.
• Jackie Condon, 59, American actor ( Our Gang ), colon cancer.
• Jack McConaghy, 74, American set decorator.
• Fernandus Payne, 96, American geneticist and zoologist. ^[47]
• Gladys Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough, 96, American-English socialite and aristocrat. ^[48]

14

• Bing Crosby, 74, American singer ("White Christmas") and actor ( Road to ... , Going My Way ), heart attack. ^[49]
• James Denby, 85, English footballer.
• Sir Hugh Ennor, 65, Australian public servant. ^[50]
• Jacob Jacobs, 87, Hungarian-born American theater director and lyricist ("Bei Mir Bistu Shein"). ^[51]
• Onni Rantasalo, 94, Finnish politician.
• Francis Ryan, 69, American soccer player. ^[52]
• Davie Shaw, 60, Scottish football player and coach.
• Kathryn Grove Shipp, 73, American chemist, heart attack. ^[53]
• Teo Snellman, 83, Finnish politician and author.
• Frank Stubblefield, 70, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1959–1974), lung disease. ^[54]
• Gilbert White, 65, English cricketer and soldier.
• Sir Maurice Willmott, 83, British jurist.

15

• Farida Arriany, 38, Indonesian actress and singer, cirrhosis.
• Florence Broadhurst, 78, Australian artist, blunt force trauma. ^[55]
• Tadao Harumura, 76, Japanese painter.
• Jayanta Hazarika, 34, Indian singer and composer.
• A.T. Markose, 57, Indian jurist.
• Arthur Morris, 79, British Anglican prelate.
• V. K. Govindan Nair, 74, Indian poet.
• May Romm, 85, Russian-born American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. ^[56]
• Birger Rosengren, 59, Swedish footballer.
• Ralph Truman, 77, English actor.
• Símun Petur Zachariasen, 89, Faroese politician.

16

• Geoffrey Charles Bratt, 46, Australian chemist and lichenologist
• Margaret de Crussol d'Uzès, 44, American socialite and oil heiress, traffic collision. ^[57]
• Hal Lee, 67, American basketball player.
• Percy May, 50, British Olympic gymnast (1948).
• J. Roscoe Miller, 71, American academic administrator. ^[58]
• Milt Raskin, 61, American jazz pianist.
• Ted Russell, 73, Canadian politician.
• Jürgen Schumann, 37, German pilot, shot. ^[59]
• J. Leo Sullivan, 81, American politician
• Dean P. Taylor, 75, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1943–1961). ^[60]
• Vic Trood, 85, Australian footballer.
• Paddy Whyte, 83, Australian politician.

17

• Sir Michael Balcon, 81, English film producer. ^[61]
• Yusuf Banuri, 69, Pakistani Islamic scholar.
• J. Floyd Breeding, 76, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1957–1963). ^[62]
• Renate Chasman, 45, German-born American physicist, melanoma. ^[63]
• Ivan Fedyuninsky, 77, Soviet general. ^[64]
• C. T. Fernando, 56, Sri Lankan singer and composer, heart attack.
• Cal Hubbard, 76, American football player and baseball umpire, cancer. ^[65]
• George Perry Johnson, 91, American film producer.
• John Murphy, 65, American sanitorium operator and professional wrestler.
• Allan M. Ohata, 59, American soldier, Medal of Honor recipient.
• Sir Lindsay Tasman Ride, 79, Australian academic administrator and physiologist. ^[66]
• Ettore Rivolta, 73, Italian Olympic racewalker (1932, 1936).
• Ángel Roldán, 62, Mexican Olympic fencer (1960).
• Joel I. Seidman, 70–71, American economist and writer.
• Sir John Tarbat, 86, Scottish-Sri Lankan businessman and politician.
• Dave Ziff, 75, American football player.

18

• Andreas Baader, 34, German left-wing militant (Red Army Faction), suicide by gunshot. ^[67]
• John Cliff, 94, English trade unionist.
• Robert T. Curran, 56, American baseball and basketball coach.
• Godfrey Dewey, 90, American Olympic ski team manager and educator. ^[68]
• Gudrun Ensslin, 37, German left-wing militant (Red Army Faction), suicide by hanging. ^[67]
• Rolph Grant, 67, Trinidadian cricketer.
• Kristian Hauger, 71, Norwegian pianist and composer.
• Rudolf Lindau, 89, German politician and historian.
• Jean-François Martial, 86, Belgian actor.
• Jan-Carl Raspe, 33, German left-wing militant (Red Army Faction), suicide by gunshot. ^[67]
• Ray Ryan, 73, American businessman, car bombing. ^[69]
• Hanns Martin Schleyer, 62, German business executive and lobbyist, shot. ^[70]
• Jiří Sekyra, 48, Czech Olympic ice hockey player (1952).
• Merv Smith, 52, Australian footballer.
• Tom Stapleton, 70, Australian footballer.
• Hubert Wiggs, 84, American football player and coach.

19

• Marino Capicchioni, 82, Sammarinese-Italian instrument maker.
• Richard Curzon, 2nd Viscount Scarsdale, 79, British peer, member of the House of Lords (since 1925).
• Dick Frahm, 71, American football player and coach. ^[71]
• Tom Grandin, 70, American journalist.
• Geoffrey Hope-Morley, 2nd Baron Hollenden, 92, British sheriff and aristocrat.
• Henry Howard, 64, British colonial administrator and journalist. ^[72]
• Gabriel Juvé, 69, Spanish footballer.
• Maria Antonia of Parma, 81, Austrian-born French royal and nun.
• René Mourlon, 84, French Olympic sprinter (1912, 1920, 1924).
• John Nyman, 69, Swedish Olympic wrestler (1936).

20

• Alberto Cardone, 57, Italian filmmaker.
• Jo Einaar, 81, Surinamese diplomat. ^[73]
• Arnold Horwitt, 59, American screenwriter and lyricist, cancer. ^[74]
• Dan Kirkwood, 76, Scottish footballer.
• Clemens Michalski, 75, American politician.
• Logan Morris, 87, American jurist. ^[75]
• Albert Olsson, 80, Swedish footballer.
• Bill Twine, 79, English golfer.
• Vital Vouardoux, 58, Swiss Olympic skier (1948).
• Marie-Thérèse Walter, 68, French model, suicide by hanging. ^[76]
• Maria Wiedmaier, 81, German political activist and World War II resistance member.
• Rolf Wuthmann, 84, German general.
• Notable victims of the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash: ^[77]
  • Cassie Gaines, 29, American singer
  • Steve Gaines, 28, American guitarist
  • Ronnie Van Zant, 29, American singer ("Sweet Home Alabama", "Free Bird")

21

• Keith Carmody, 58, Australian cricketer. ^[78]
• Afanasie Chiriac, 86, Moldovan politician.
• Margaret Fishenden, 88, British meteorologist.
• Sir Norman Gilroy, 81, Australian Roman Catholic cardinal. ^[79]
• Émilien Lafrance, 66, Canadian politician, canoeing accident. ^[80]
• Charles Russell, 70, Australian politician, MP (1949–1951), stroke.
• Silvano Schiavon, 34, Italian racing cyclist.
• Ferit Tüzün, 48, Turkish composer.
• Panthea Twitty, 65, American historian and photographer.
• Jan van Tilburg, 77, Dutch politician and colonial administrator, governor of Suriname (1956–1962). ^[81]

22

• Shwe Pyi Aye, 68, Burmese musician and composer.
• Sir Harold Burrough, 88, British naval admiral, pneumonia.
• Julien Delbecque, 74, Belgian racing cyclist.
• Elwood Geiges, 82, American football player and coach. ^[82]
• Maria Antonia of Austria, 78, Austrian-Brazilian royal.
• Valerie Allen Marland, 60, American socialite, first lady of West Virginia (1953–1957), house fire.
• Marie-Antoinette Mobutu, 36, Zairian socialite, first lady (since 1965), heart failure. ^[83]
• Milda Dorothea Prytz, 86, Norwegian chemist.
• Andrew Robertson, 94, British engineer.

23

• Fira Benenson, 79, Russian-American fashion designer. ^[84]
• Julián de Olivares, 81, Spanish Olympic fencer (1924).
• Victor Hugo Díaz, 50, Argentine harmonica player.
• George Gerken, 74, American baseball player.
• Georges Heuyer, 93, French psychiatrist. ^[85]
• Mostafa Khomeini, 46, Iranian Shia cleric, heart attack.
• Victor Linart, 88, Belgian racing cyclist.
• George Mardikian, 74, Armenian-American restaurateur. ^[86]
• Lester Markel, 83, American journalist, cancer. ^[87]
• Beatrice Nasmyth, 92, Canadian journalist. ^[88]
• Ludwig Rosenberg, 74, German trade unionist, heart attack. ^[89]
• E. Millicent Sowerby, 94, English-American bibliographer. ^[90]
• Hugh Tracey, 74, British ethnomusicologist.
• Marco Wolff, 83, American vaudeville performer.
• Richard Wrottesley, 5th Baron Wrottesley, 59, British hereditary peer.

24

• Giuseppina Masotti Biggiogero, 83, Italian mathematician and historian.
• Manuel Viegas Carrascalão, 76, Portuguese trade unionist and journalist.
• Pearl Dickson, 74, American blues musician.
• James Henry Gorbey, 57, American jurist and politician, cancer. ^[91]
• George W. Hahn, 83, American orthodontist, complications from a stroke.
• Jozef Horemans, 67, Belgian racing cyclist.
• Bill Lewis, 73, American baseball player.
• Oliver John Nilsen, 93, Australian businessman and politician. ^[92]
• Dennis Simpson, 73, American baseball player.
• Norma Zarky, 60, American lawyer and activist, breast cancer. ^[93]

25

• Helen Badgley, 68, American actress.
• William B. Bailey, 84, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1947–1949).
• Leighton Dye, 75, American Olympic hurdler (1928).
• Saif Ghobash, 45, Emirati diplomat, shot. ^[94]
• Félix Gouin, 93, French politician, prime minister (1946). ^[95]
• Josef Håkestad, 70, Norwegian footballer.
• Taruho Inagaki, 76, Japanese writer.
• Joseph Mundassery, 74, Indian politician and literary critic.
• Karl Pedersen, 70, Norwegian footballer.
• Mathilde Willink, 39, Dutch model and socialite.

26

• Evelyn Alpern, 73, American psychiatrist. ^[96]
• Mel Brewer, 59, American football player and coach, cancer. ^[97]
• James Charles Castle, 78, American artist.
• Chiang Yee, 74, Chinese poet and painter.
• Elisabeth Flickenschildt, 72, German actress. ^[98]
• Alma Hanlon, 87, American actress.
• Ibrahim Jalees, 53, Pakistani writer and journalist.
• Matvey Kononenko, 76, Soviet general.
• David Magarshack, 77, Russian-British biographer and translator.
• Henry Medd, 85, British architect. ^[99]
• Julius Sagalowsky, 72, American tennis player. ^[100]
• Ernst Schala, 61, Austrian Olympic field hockey player (1948, 1952).
• Rudolf Stahlecker, 78, German geologist.
• Jacques van Meegeren, 65, Dutch artist.
• Charles Wheeler, 96, Australian painter.
• Margaret Withers, 84, British actress.

27

• Therese Benedek, 84, Hungarian-American psychoanalyst, heart attack. ^[101]
• Ralph Borsodi, 88, American agrarian theorist. ^[102]
• Ken Burditt, 70, English footballer.
• James M. Cain, 85, American novelist ( The Postman Always Rings Twice , Double Indemnity , Mildred Pierce ). ^[103]
• Léo Chauliac, 64, French jazz musician.
• Raymond Emerson, 90, American civil engineer and banker. ^[104]
• John Beresford Fowler, 71, English interior designer, cancer.
• Estelle Avinger Haggard, 93, American educator.
• Ted Hinton, 73, American sheriff. ^[105]
• Tony Hulman, 76, American racing executive, heart failure. ^[106]
• Michel Jungblut, 90, Luxembourgish sculptor.
• Carlisle Littlejohn, 76, American baseball player.
• Red Lynn, 63, American baseball player. ^[107]
• Miguel Mihura, 72, Spanish playwright. ^[108]
• Firmin Monestime, 67, Haitian-Canadian politician.
• Sándor Nemes, 78, Hungarian football player and manager.
• Peg Leg Sam, 65, American blues musician.
• Ivo Radovniković, 59, Croatian football player and manager.
• Larry Sale, 84, American sheriff and soldier.
• Umberto Vittori, 70, Italian Olympic rower (1936).
• Sir Albert Wolff, 78, Australian jurist.

28

• Waldino Aguirre, 56, Argentine footballer, blunt force trauma. ^[109]
• Kaj Birket-Smith, 84, Danish anthropologist.
• Lambros D. Callimahos, 66, Egyptian-born American cryptologist and flutist, cancer. ^[110]
• Lee Cissel, 45, American football coach.
• Ralph Cleage, 79, American baseball player.
• Charles Fox, 99, English-New Zealand missionary.
• Norman P. Goss, 75, American engineer and inventor.
• Heinz Gronau, 65, German general.
• Feliksas Kriaučiūnas, 66, American basketball player and coach.
• Dioscoride Lanza, 79, Italian racing driver.
• Ralph L. Mason, 81, American politician, member of the Maryland Senate (1952–1958). ^[111]
• Božidar Purić, 86, Yugoslav politician and diplomat, prime minister (1943–1944).
• Bruno Streckenbach, 75, German Nazi official.
• Aleksey Vysotsky, 58, Soviet journalist.

29

• George Clayton Abel, 68, Canadian fighter pilot.
• William Dale Archerd, 65, American convicted serial killer, pneumonia.
• James Randall Durfee, 79, American jurist.
• S. H. Ervin, 96, Australian businessman and philanthropist.
• Yrjö Keinonen, 65, Finnish general.
• Seison Maeda, 92, Japanese painter.
• Chiyonoyama Masanobu, 51, Japanese sumo wrestler, liver cancer.
• Bob McDonald, 54, Canadian ice hockey player.
• Millie Miller, 55, British politician, MP (since 1974), Hodgkin lymphoma. ^[112]
• Josef Peskoller, 81, Austrian politician.
• Gheorghe Remenco, 58, Moldovan journalist and writer.
• Sahib Singh, 85, Indian writer and linguist.
• Ratko Vujović, 58, Yugoslav political activist.
• Vojtech Závodský, 73, Slovak football player and manager, stroke.

References

1. Mary Breen dies
2. William Coyle, quarterback in Washington's 'unbeaten era'
3. Designer dies
4. George Milias, Fish, Wildlife Service Aide
5. Writer dies at 58
6. Bishop Martin Stanton
7. S.F. Landreth, 92, dies, was once 'Mr. Republican'
8. Murio ayer el cientifico Beniamino Segre (in Spanish)
9. Woodrough, Joseph William
10. Football player dies in crash
11. Tay Garnett, Film Director for Half Century, Dies
12. Jose Ber Gelbard Dies, Was Exiled From Both Poland and Argentina
13. Raphael Mahler Dead at 78
14. BURLEY PARKE
15. Irish Extremist Is Assassinated
16. EDWARDS
17. Fred F. Finklehoffe Is Dead at 67; A Producer for Stage and Screen
18. Jan Garber, 82, Orchestra Leader Known for His 'Sweet'
19. A campaigning editor
20. SHERMAN, Payson
21. Archbishop Alfred Tooming
22. Ex-Anchorage mayor dies
23. Cleveland racketeer murdered
24. Anton Schutz, 83, Started Graphic Society in 1925; Well Known for Etchings
25. Molly Urquhart dies at 71
26. Suicide verdict on Queen's ex-official
27. Milo Edwin ROWELL
28. Clarence T. Drayer Dies; Ran For Mayor 3 Times
29. Joseph L. Greenstein, 'Mighty Atom'
30. People in Sports
31. Death of Mr Lyall Scott
32. Ruth Elder, 1st Woman To Try to Fly Atlantic
33. Laurence Bunker, Was Aide to And Charter Member of John Birch Society
34. Jean Duvieusart
35. Jose Fioravanti
36. Lea Grundig
37. Yemen Leader Slain; 3 Ruling
38. A DAUGHTER OF ALLENDE IS A SUICIDE IN HAVANA
39. MASON WELCH GROSS, EX‐HEAD OF RUTGERS
40. MacKinlay Kantor Is Dead at 73; Won Pulitzer for 'Andersonville'
41. WILSON
42. Obituary: Pennington Funeral To Be Sunday
43. Obituaries elsewhere
44. Jan Zrzavy
45. Charles H. Bonesteel 3d, Army General Who Lead U.N. Command in Korea
46. No arrests in singer's slaying
47. Fernandus Payne
48. Dowager Duchess of Marlborough, Friend of Proust, Degas and Rilke
49. Bing Crosby,73, Dies in Madrid At Golf Course
50. Sir Hugh Ennor dies, 65
51. Jacob Jacobs
52. Funeral services set for Ryan
53. Kathryn Shipp, 73, Dies, Navy Chemist
54. FRANK A. STUBBLEFIELD, A FORMER CONGRESSMAN
55. Woman artist, 78, battered to death
56. Rites held for L.A.'s Senior Psychoanalyst, Dr. May Romm
57. DUCHESS D'UZES DIES IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT
58. Deaths Elsewhere
59. Hijackers murder jet pilot
60. TAYLOR, THE HON. DEAN P.
61. Sir Michael Balcon, British film producer
62. J. Floyd Breeding
63. DR. RENATE WIENER CHASMAN
64. Soviet general dies
65. CAL HUBBARD, 76; TWO‐SPORT CAREER
66. RIDE, Lindsay Tasman
67. Bombs Hit Germany, Italy; More Feared
68. Godfrey Dewey at 90, an Educator; Got 1932 Olympics for Lake Placid
69. Hoosier is murdered in explosion of auto
70. Germans vow to nab terrorists
71. FRAHM, Herald S. (Dick)
72. DEATHS
73. Dr J. Einaar overleden (in Dutch)
74. Arnold Horwitt Dies at 59
75. Logan Morris, 1st Appointee To U.S. Board of Tax Appeals
76. Picasso's Mistress Is Found Dead
77. A sound of the 'New South' silenced by plane crash'
78. Tribute to Carmody
79. Requiem for Cardinal Gilroy
80. Death
81. JAN VAN TILBURG (in Dutch)
82. Dr. Ellwood A. Geiges, Creator Of Football Referee's Signals
83. Wife of Zaire Ruler Dies
84. Fira Benenson, Fashion Designer
85. Psychiatrist dies
86. George Mardikian services conducted
87. Lester Markel of The Times Is Dead
88. Pioneer newswoman dies at 92
89. Ludwig Rosenberg of West Germany; Former Chief of Labor Federation
90. E. MILLICENT SOWERBY, 94; AN EXPERT ON RARE BOOKS
91. James H. Gorbey
92. Pioneer of radio dies, 93
93. LARKY
94. Assassin Misses Syrian, Kills Key Emirates' Official
95. FELIX GOUIN, WHO SERVED AS FRENCH PREMIER IN '46
96. Dr. Evelyn Alpern Dies; Was Child Psychiatrist
97. Mel Brewer, Helped Uncover Sports Scandal at U. of Illinois
98. E. Flickenschildt
99. H.A.N. MEDD
100. Julius Sagalowsky Dies Former Tennis Champion
101. DR. THERESE BENEDEK
102. RALPH BORSODI, WROTE 'FLIGHT FROM THE CITY'
103. James M. Cain, 85, the Author Of 'Postman Always Rings Twice'
104. Raymond Emerson, 90, Ex‐Engineer And Grandson of Famed Essayist
105. Ted Hinton, member of group that killed Bonnie and Clyde
106. Tony Hulman, 76
107. Ex-Pitcher 'Red' Lynn Dies
108. Miguel Mihura, playwright
109. Ex-jogador e espaneado ate a morte (in Portuguese)
110. Lambros D. Callimahos, Flutist and Cryptologist
111. Ralph Mason, Former Member of Senate, Dies
112. A British poll to watch

External links

• List of November 1977 deaths at IMDb