Deaths in August 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in August 1987.

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.

August 1987

1

• Amilcare Canevari, 82, Italian Olympic rower (1928).^[1]
• Caroline Russell Compton, 80, American artist.
• Benson Fong, 70, American actor, stroke.^[2]
• Howdy Forrester, 65, American bluegrass fiddler.^[3]
• S. Marshall Kempner, 88, American investment banker, founder of the French Bank of California, heart failure.^[4]
• Juho Matsalu, 75, Estonian footballer.^[5]
• Harold Morphy, 85, British Olympic rower (1924).^[6]
• Pola Negri, 90, Polish-American actress and singer, pneumonia and brain tumour.^[7]

2

• Mohammad Choucair, 70, Lebanese politician, assassinated.
• Abu Sayeed Chowdhury, 66, President of Bangladesh, chairman of U.N. Commission on Human Rights, heart attack.^[8]
• Tom Doerr, 39–40, American gay activist.
• Jaime Ferrer, 70, Filipino lawyer, guerrilla and politician, Secretary of Local Government, assassinated.^[9]
• Clement Howell, 51, Turks and Caicos politician, presumed airplane crash.
• David N. Johnson, 65, American organist and composer.
• David A. Martin, 50, American founding member and bass player for Sam the Sham, heart attack.
• Mangkunegara VIII, 62, Indonesian politician, last ruler of Mangkunegaran, Java.
• Aileen Meagher, 76, Canadian Olympic athlete (1936).^[10]
• Adolf Schön, 81, German racing cyclist.^[11]
• Myron Stout, 78–79, American abstract painter, lung cancer.^[12]
• Yves Volel, 52–53, Haitian lawyer, activist and presidential candidate, assassinated.^[13]

3

• Garrick Agnew, 56, Australian swimmer, businessman and dual Olympian (1948, 1952), heart attack.^[14]
• Edward Cowart, 62, American circuit judge, heart attack.^[15]
• Joseph Desch, 80, American electrical engineer and inventor.^[16]
• Jean Douvinet, 88, French Olympic wrestler (1920).^[17]
• Dorothy Hammerstein, 88, Australian-born American interior designer and decorator, wife of Oscar Hammerstein II.^[18]
• William S. Moorhead, 64, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1959–1981), lung cancer.^[19]
• Ivan Mykolaichuk, 46, Ukrainian actor and screenwriter (Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors).
• Ivan Svanidze, 59, German-born Soviet academic specialising in agriculture and African Studies.
• Jim Veitch, 82, Australian rules footballer.^[20]

4

• Hans Aderhold, 68, German Olympic diver (1952).^[21]
• Sheikh Ali, 62, Malaysian Olympic field hockey player (1956).^[22]
• Dick Farney, 65, Brazilian jazz pianist, composer and singer.
• József Fekete, 64, Hungarian Olympic gymnast (1948, 1952).^[23]
• Kenny Price, 56, American country music singer, songwriter and actor, heart attack.^[24]
• Jesse M. Unruh, 64, American politician, minority leader and speaker of the California State Assembly, prostate cancer.^[25]
• Allan White, 72, Australian rules footballer.^[26]
• John W. Wydler, 63, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1963–1981), heart attack.^[27]

5

• Jocko Conlon, 89, American MLB player (Boston Braves).^[28]
• Johannes Haasnoot, 90, Dutch Olympic rower (1920).^[29]
• Anatoli Papanov, 64, Soviet actor, heart attack.
• Norm Raines, 66, Australian rules footballer.^[30]
• Salvador Flores Rivera, 67, Mexican composer and singer.
• Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, 59, Japanese novelist and translator of French literature, carotid aneurysm.

6

• Abbas Babaei, 36, Iranian pilot, brigadier-general in Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force, shot down.
• Sherwood Bailey, 64, American child actor, cancer.^[31]
• Paula Bauersmith, 78, American actress, cancer.^[32]
• Omer Braeckeveldt, 69, Belgian road cyclist.^[33]
• Ira C. Eaker, 91, U.S. Army Air Forces general during World War II.^[34]
• Georges Krotoff, 81, French Olympic sprinter (1928).^[35]
• Lena Küchler-Silberman, 77, Polish member of the Jewish resistance.
• Myles Lane, 83, American NHL ice hockey player (New York Rangers) and Supreme Court justice, Alzheimer's disease.^[36]
• Léon Noël, 99, French diplomat and politician, ambassador to Poland.

7

• Mihailo Apostolski, 80, Macedonian general and politician.
• Jeanne Boitel, 83, French film actress, member of French Resistance.
• Reed Budge, 66, American politician, member of the Idaho Senate (1967–1986).
• Camille Chamoun, 87, Lebanese politician, President of Lebanon, heart attack.^[37]
• Andrew D. Holt, 82, American educator, president of the University of Tennessee.^[38]
• Nobusuke Kishi, 90, Japanese politician, Prime Minister of Japan, heart complications.^[39]
• Vibeke Møller, 82, Danish Olympic swimmer (1924).^[40]
• Jaap van Praag, 77, Dutch football administrator, chairman AFC Ajax, traffic accident.

8

• Danilo Blanuša, 83, Yugoslavian mathematician, physicist and engineer.^[41]
• Harry Cockerill, 88, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council (1959–1973).
• Julián Gorkin, 86, Spanish revolutionary socialist, leader of the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification.^[42]
• Laurence Hyde, 73, English-born Canadian film maker, painter and graphic artist.
• Nirmal Mahto, 36, Indian political activist, leader of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, murdered.^[43]
• Trevor O'Keeffe, 18–19, Irish man murdered while hitchhiking in France.^[44]
• Irwin Schiff, 50, American businessman and mob associate, murdered.^[45]
• Juan Antonio Yanes, 85, Venezuelan professional baseball pioneer^[46]

9

• Rudolf Broby-Johansen, 86, Danish art historian, communist activist and writer.
• Col Colborne, 77, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council (1949–1973).
• Leon Keyserling, 79, American economist and lawyer, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.^[47]
• August Miete, 78, Nazi German SS member and mass murderer, sentenced to life imprisonment.
• Henry Morgan, 80, Irish first-class cricketer.^[48]

10

• Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas, 94, Greek politician, Prime Minister of Greece, heart failure.^[49]
• Casey Donovan, (John Culver), 43, American pornographic actor, AIDS.^[50]
• Kerstin Gellerman, 61, Swedish politician, member of parliament.^[51]
• Edmund Germer, 85, German inventor, father of the fluorescent lamp.^[52]
• Uys Krige, 77, South African writer of novels, poems and plays.^[53]
• Patrick O'Boyle, 91, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Washington.^[54]
• Prince Yamashina Takehiko, 89, Japanese head of the Yamashina-no-miya.
• Raquel Torres, 78, Mexican-born American film actress, heart attack.^[55]

11

• Eugene Bordinat, 67, American automobile designer and corporate executive (Ford Motor Company).^[56]
• Živko Čingo, 51, Yugoslavian writer.
• F. Herrick Herrick, 85, American film director.
• Walter Herrmann, 76, German nuclear physicist and mechanical engineer.
• John McGillen, 70, American MLB player (Philadelphia Athletics).^[57]
• Karlo Pavlenč, 61, Yugoslavian Olympic rower (1948, 1952).^[58]
• Clara Peller, 85, Russian-born American manicurist and television personality, heart failure.^[59]
• Alexander Ziegler, 43, Swiss author and actor, suicide.

12

• Alison Marjorie Ashby, 86, Australian botanical artist and plant collector.
• Crystal Bennett, 68, British archaeologist, founded the British Institute in Amman, liver disease.^[60]
• Lester Gaba, 80, American sculptor and writer, colon cancer.^[61]
• Kaj Hansen, 70, Danish footballer and manager.^[62]
• Dmitri Klebanov, 69, Ukrainian composer.
• Niels Knudsen, 82, Danish architect.^[63]
• Sally Long, 85, American dancer and actress.
• Max Rowley, 64, Australian racing cyclist.
• Fatime Sokoli, 39, Albanian folk music singer.

13

• Guðmundur Ingólfsson, 58, Icelandic Olympic swimmer (1948).^[64]
• Walter Kondratovich, 63, American football player and coach.
• Thomas B. Manuel, 88, American community leader and politician, heart attack.^[65]
• Ethel McMillan, 83, New Zealand politician, member of the New Zealand Parliament (1953–1975).

14

• Sydney Bromley, 78, English actor, cancer.
• Giovanni Delago, 84, Italian Olympic cross-country skier (1932).^[66]
• Bernard Fagg, 71, British archaeologist and museum curator.^[67]
• Mary-Louise Hooper, 80, American heiress and activist in the civil rights and anti-apartheid movements.
• Narayana Kasturi, 89, Indian writer, professor and journalist.
• Nora Listach, 77, American baseball player.^[68]
• Brewster Mason, 64, English actor, injuries from a fall.
• Albert Mayaud, 88, French Olympic water polo player (1920, 1924).^[69]
• Vincent Persichetti, 72, American composer and pianist.^[70]
• Edgar Rosenberg, 61, German-born British film and television producer, suicide.^[71]
• Shigeo Sasaki, 74, Japanese mathematician (Sasakian manifolds).^[72]
• Wylie Sypher, 81, American non-fiction writer.^[73]

15

• Konstantin Aleksandrov, 67, Soviet sailor and Olympian (1952, 1956, 1964, 1968).^[74]
• Hanna Greally, 63, Irish writer, incarcerated against her will in psychiatric hospital for 18 years.^[75]
• Bernard Michaux, 65, Luxembourgian Olympic footballer (1948).^[76]
• Ubaldo Ragona, 70, Italian film director and screenwriter.
• Dan Sandifer, 60, American NFL player (Washington Redskins), heart disease.^[77]
• Robert Leonard Ewing Scott, 90, American convicted murderer.^[78]
• Louis Scutenaire, 82, Belgian French-language poet and anarchist.^[79]
• K. K. Shetty, 86, Indian politician, Member of Parliament.

16

• Pepe Cáceres, 52, Colombian bullfighter, complications from a goring.^[80]
• Dorothy Hughes, 77, English-born Kenyan architect and politician.^[81]
• Sumiko Kurishima, 85, Japanese actress, master of traditional Japanese dance.^[82]
• Samuel Lubell, 75, American public opinion pollster and author, stroke.^[83]
• Edwin Barnard Martin, 68, Canadian member of the British Free Corps in Nazi Germany.
• Andrei Mironov, 46, Soviet actor, complications from mis-administered drug.^[84]
• Peter Schidlof, 65, Austrian-born British violist, co-founder of the Amadeus Quartet.^[85]
• Nick Vanos, 24, American NBA basketballer (Phoenix Suns), plane crash.^[86]
• Charles H. Wesley, 95, American historian, minister and author.^[87]

17

• Leon Berkowitz, 75, American artist, cancer.^[88]
• Frank Beswick, 75, British politician, deputy leader of the House of Lords.^[89]
• Clarence Brown, 97, American film director (Anna Karenina, National Velvet), kidney failure.^[90]
• Gary Chester, 62, American studio drummer and author.^[91]
• Carlos Drummond de Andrade, 84, Brazilian poet and writer, heart attack.^[92]
• Rudolf Hess, 93, German Nazi official, Deputy Führer, ostensibly suicide by hanging.^[93]
• Mac Kac, 67, French jazz drummer.
• Harold McCluskey, 75, American chemical operations technician and radiation survivor, coronary artery disease.^[94]
• Shaike Ophir, 58, Israeli actor, playwright and director (The Policeman), lung cancer.^[95]
• Antti Rantamaa, 82, Finnish priest, member of Finnish Parliament.
• Tjilik Riwut, 69, Indonesian Air Force officer, governor of Central Kalimantan, hepatitis.
• Heinz Schubert, 73, Nazi German SS officer and war criminal.
• Tillit Sidney Teddlie, 102, American singing teacher, composer and minister.^[96]

18

• Keerthisena Abeywickrama, 53, Sri Lankan politician, member of parliament, grenade attack.
• Shichirō Fukazawa, 73, Japanese author.
• Ralph Haver, 71–72, American architect (Haver Homes), pulmonary disease.^[97]
• Dambudzo Marechera, 35, Zimbabwean novelist, playwright and poet, pulmonary disorder.^[98]

19

• Bahri Kavaja, 62, Albanian football player.
• Fergus Bowes-Lyon, 58, British nobleman and peer, heart attack.^[99]
• Laxmi Narayan Mishra, 83, Indian Hindi play writer.
• Margot Moles, 76, Spanish Olympic alpine skier (1936).^[100]
• Sachin Nag, 67, Indian swimmer and water polo player, Olympian.^[101]
• Hayden Rorke, 76, American actor (I Dream of Jeannie), multiple myeloma.^[102]
• Paul Schlack, 89, German chemist.^[103]
• Harold Sherman, 89, American writer and "parapsychologist".^[104]
• Yidnekatchew Tessema, 65, Ethiopian international footballer (Saint George, Ethiopia).^[105]

20

• René Andrei, 81, French sculptor.^[106]
• Winifred Bryson, 94, American stage and silent-screen actress (A Heart to Let).^[107]
• José Bueno y Monreal, 82, Spanish cardinal, Roman Catholic archbishop of Seville.
• Walenty Kłyszejko, 77, Estonian-Polish Olympic basketball player (1936).^[108]

21

• Frances Mary Albrier, 88, American civil rights activist.
• Bombolo, (Franco Lechner), 56, Italian actor and comedian, complications from surgery.^[109]
• Simone Boutarel, 95, French sculptor.^[110]
• Dorothy Adlington Cadbury, 94, English botanist and director of confectionery company Cadbury.^[111]
• Steve Davis, 58, American jazz bassist (John Coltrane Quartet).
• Connor Hansen, 73, American lawyer and jurist, justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court (1967–1980).
• Li Fang-Kuei, 85, Chinese linguist.^[112]
• Angelo Francesco Lavagnino, 78, Italian composer of film scores.
• Glesca Marshall, 80, American actress.^[113]
• Marion McCarthy, 80, Canadian Olympic speed skater (1932).^[114]
• Irving Thalberg Jr., 56, American author, son of Norma Shearer, cancer.^[115]

22

• Carlos Atlagic, 71, Chilean footballer.^[116]
• Arne Brustad, 75, Norwegian international footballer (Lyn Fotball, Norway) and Olympic medalist.^[117]
• Leonard Caston, 70, American blues pianist and guitarist, heart disease.^[118]
• Mary Dobkin, 84, Russian-born American amateur sports coach, stroke.^[119]
• Maurice Harper, 73, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles. Pittsburgh Steelers).^[120]
• Joseph P. Lash, 77, American political activist, journalist and writer (Pulitzer Prize winner), heart ailment.^[121]
• George Mayo, 93, American baseball player.^[122]
• Ted Sherdeman, 78, American radio producer and screenwriter (My Favorite Martian, The Flying Nun, Bewitched).^[123]
• John Milton Bryan Simpson, 84, American circuit judge.^[124]

23

• Griselda Allan, 81, English artist.
• Siegfried Borris, 80, German composer.
• Thomas D'Alesandro Jr., 84, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1939–1947), cardiac arrest.^[125]
• Sheila van Damm, 65, British motor rally driver, owner of Windmill Theatre in London.^[126]
• Malcolm Kirk, 51, English professional wrestler and rugby league player (Featherstone Rovers), died in the ring.^[127]
• Paulo Navalho, 20, Angolan-born Portuguese footballer, heart attack during a game.^[128]
• Didier Pironi, 35, French racing driver and power boat racer, powerboat racing accident.
• Stéphanos I Sidarouss, 83, Egyptian priest of the Coptic Catholic Church.^[129]

24

• Michèle Alfa, 76, French actress, hider of French Resistance leaders.
• Douglas Byng, 94, English comic singer and songwriter.^[130]
• Carlos Cossio, 84, Argentinian university reformer, lawyer and professor.
• Hans Fritsch, 76, German Olympic discus thrower (1936).^[131]
• Wayne Hansen, 58, American NFL footballer (Chicago Bears), bone cancer.^[132]
• W. W. Keeler, 79, American engineer and oilman, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation.^[133]
• Helmer Pedersen, 57, Danish-born New Zealand Olympic sailor (1964).^[134]
• Bayard Rustin, 75, American civil and gay rights activist, perforated appendix.^[135]
• Robert Selfelt, 84, Swedish army officer and Olympic horse rider (1948).^[136]

25

• Héctor Abad Gómez, 66, Colombian doctor, university professor and human rights leader, murdered.^[137]
• Otto Höfler, 86, Austrian philologist specialising in Germanic studies.
• Finn Jensen, 72, Danish Olympic swimmer (1936).^[138]
• Sam Kahn, 75, South African politician, member of parliament.
• John Ortell Kingston, 68, American Trustee of the Davis County Cooperative Society, Utah.^[139]
• Avraham Levenbraun, 71, Romanian-born Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (1972–1977, 1981).
• Ken Radick, 80, American NFL player.^[140]
• Victor Stafford Reid, 74, Jamaican writer.^[141]
• Fernando Ramos da Silva, 19, Brazilian actor (Pixote), police shootout.^[142]
• Thomas Warner, 84, South African cricketer.

26

• Josep Balsells, 82, Spanish Olympic rower coxswain (1924).^[143]
• Alexandru Borbely, 76, Romanian footballer and coach.
• Vern Gardner, 62, American basketballer, stroke.^[144]
• John Goddard, 68, Barbadian cricketer, captain of West Indies Test team.^[145]
• Karl-Erik Johansson, 63, Finnish Olympic rower (1952).^[146]
• Marcelo Ramos Motta, 56, Brazilian writer, heart attack.
• Alberto Socarras, 78, Cuban-American flautist.
• Georg Wittig, 90, German chemist (Wittig reaction), Nobel laureate in Chemistry.^[147]

27

• Ben Branch, 59, American entrepreneur, jazz tenor saxophonist and bandleader.^[148]
• Joan Haythorne, 72, British actress.
• Scott La Rock, 25, American hip-hop disc jockey and music producer, murdered.^[149]
• Peter Mehringer, 77, American freestyle wrestler and Olympic gold medalist.^[150]
• Richard Mattern Montgomery, 75, American Air Force general.
• Charlie Smalls, 43, American composer and songwriter, burst appendix.^[151]
• Aleksanteri Toivola, 94, Finnish Olympic wrestler (1924, 1928).^[152]

28

• Lillian Chase, 93, Canadian physician, researcher in the treatment of diabetes.^[153]
• John Huston, 81, American film director and actor (The Maltese Falcon, The African Queen, Moulin Rouge), pneumonia.^[154]
• Hoàng Cơ Minh, 52, Vietnamese Navy commodore-admiral, leader of anti-communist resistance.
• Harold Samuel, 75, British founder of Land Securities.^[155]
• Gerhard Winther, 74, Norwegian Olympic race walker (1948, 1952).^[156]
• Jack Young, 62, Australian motorcycle speedway rider, Speedway World Champion.^[157]

29

• Naji al-Ali, 48–49, Palestinian cartoonist, assassinated.^[158]
• Archie Campbell, 72, American comedian and writer, heart attack.^[159]
• Hans Eidenbenz, 87, Swiss Olympic Nordic combined skier (1924, 1928).^[160]
• Bernadene Hayes, 75, American film and television actress (Some Like It Hot, Dick Tracy's Dilemma), heart problems.^[161]
• Lee Marvin, 63, American film and television actor (The Dirty Dozen, The Big Heat), heart attack.^[162]
• John R. Napier, 70, British primatologist, paleoanthropologist and physician.^[163]
• Jean Schlumberger, 80, French jewellery designer.^[164]
• Phillip Hagar Smith, 82, American electrical engineer (Smith chart).^[165]

30

• David Parker Gibbs, 76, American army general.
• Wade H. McCree, 67, American judge, Solicitor General of the United States, bone cancer.^[166]
• George Mikes, 75, Hungarian-born British journalist and writer, leukemia.^[167]
• Vic Silayan, 58, Filipino actor (Kisapmata, Of the Flesh), heart attack.
• John C. Sjogren, 71, American soldier in the U.S. Army, Medal of Honor recipient, cancer.^[168]
• Frank Stojack, 75, Canadian-born NFL footballer (Brooklyn Dodgers), wrestler (world champion), Alzheimer's disease.^[169]
• Dick Young, 69, American sportswriter (New York Daily News).^[170]

31

• Thomas Agro, 55, American gangster with the Gambino crime family.
• Nicole Chouraqui, 49, French economist and politician.
• Szilárd Kun, 52, Hungarian Olympic sports shooter (1952, 1956, 1964, 1968, 1972).^[171]
• Lenore Lonergan, 59, American stage and film actress, cancer.^[172]
• Francisco Núñez, 62, Argentine Olympic boxer (1948, 1956).^[173]

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82. Kurishima, Sumiko (1902–1987). Encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
83. Ronald Smothers (August 21, 1987). "Samuel Lubell Is Dead at 76; Predicted Election Outcomes". The New York Times. p. B 7. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
84. A Popular Actor : Muscovites Mourn Andrei Mironov. L.A. Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
85. Michael Kimmelman (August 17, 1987). "Peter Schidlof Is Dead at 65; The Amadeus Quartet Violist". The New York Times. p. B 6. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
86. Suns’ Vanos Among Victims in Detroit Jet Crash : Popular Center, 24, Was Expected to Be a Starter for Phoenix Next Season. L.A. Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
87. Charles Wesley is Dead at 95; A Pioneer in Study of Blacks. New York Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
88. Noted D.C. Art Teacher, Painter Leon Berkowitz Dies. Washington Post. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
89. Mr Frank Beswick. UK Parliament. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
90. "Clarence Brown, a Director And Six-Time Oscar Nominee". The New York Times. August 20, 1987. p. B 15. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
91. Obituary for Gary Chester. Newspapers.com (Mount Vernon Argus). Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
92. C. Drummond de Andrade, A Brazilian Modernist Poet. New York Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
93. "Rudolf Hess Is Dead in Berlin; Last of the Hitler Inner Circle". The New York Times. August 18, 1987. p. A 1. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
94. 1976 Radiation Victim Dies; Was Treated for Record Dose. New York Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
95. Shaike Ophir. Jewish Virtual Library (year of death only). Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
96. Gravestone: Tillit Sydney Teddlie 17.8.87. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
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98. Dambudzo Marechera 1952–1987. Encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
99. Queen’s Cousin Dies in Moors. L.A. Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
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101. Sachin Nag. Olympedia. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
102. "Hayden Rorke, Actor In Film, Plays and TV". The New York Times. August 21, 1987. p. B 7. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
103. Paul Schlack. Plastics Historical Society. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
104. Libraries Australia Authorities - Full view. National Library of Australia. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
105. Yidnekatchew Tessema ይድነቃቸው ተሠማ (Player). National Football Teams. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
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107. Winifred Bryson, Actress, Dies at 94. L.A. Times. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
108. "Olympedia – Walenty Kłyszejko". www.olympedia.org.
109. Memorial Plaque: Franco Bombolo Lechner 21.8.87. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
110. "Olympedia – Simone Boutarel". www.olympedia.org.
111. Cadbury, Dorothy Adlington (1892–1987). Encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 13 Aug 2024.
112. Academic Contributions of Dr. Fang Kuei Li. JSTOR (Journal of Chinese Linguistics). Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
113. Gravestone: Catherine Glesca Marshall 21.8.87. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
114. "Olympedia – Marion McCarthy". www.olympedia.org.
115. "Irving G. Thalberg Jr". The New York Times. August 24, 1987. p. D 9. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
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117. Arne Brustad. Olympedia. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
118. Blues musician Leonard “Baby Doo” Caston, 70. Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
119. "Mary Dobkin Is Dead at 84; A Patron of Needy Children". The New York Times. August 25, 1987. p. B 7. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
120. "Maurice Harper Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Draft, College". Pro-Football-Reference.com.
121. David E. Pitt (August 23, 1987). "Reporter and Biographer". The New York Times. p. 1 40. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
122. "George Mayo Black Baseball Leagues Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com.
123. Ted Sherdeman; Wrote Scripts for Popular TV Shows. L.A. Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
124. Simpson, John Milton Bryan. Federal Judicial Center. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
125. T. D'Alesandro Jr., a Baltimore Mayor, Dies. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
126. Sheila van Damm Dies at 65; Briton Raced Cars in 1950's. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
127. Wrestler killed by 336-pound opponent. United Press International. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
128. Paulo Navalho of Atletico of the Portuguese League collapsed.... United Press International. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
129. Stephanos Sidarouss Dies; A Coptic Catholic Cardinal. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
130. The London Guardian 26 Aug 1987. Newspapers.com (The Guardian). Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
131. "Olympedia – Hans Fritsch". www.olympedia.org.
132. Services are scheduled today for Wayne Hansen, former all-pro.... United Press International. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
133. William W. Keeler. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
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135. Eric Pace (August 25, 1987). "Bayard Rustin Is Dead at 75; Pacifist and a Rights Activist". The New York Times. p. A 1. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
136. "Olympedia – Robert Selfelt". www.olympedia.org.
137. [Héctor Abad-Gómez (1921-1987): physician, teacher and human rights defender]. National Library of Medicine. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
138. "Olympedia – Finn Jensen". www.olympedia.org.
139. Gravestone: John Ortell Kingston 25.8.87. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
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141. Biography. University of the West Indies. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
142. Fernando Ramos da Silva, 19, Star of Brazil's 'Pixote,' Dies. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
143. "Olympedia – Josep Balcells". www.olympedia.org.
144. Names in the News - Aug. 28, 1987. L.A. Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
145. John Goddard. Wisden. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
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147. "Georg Wittig, 90, Dies; Winner of Nobel Prize". The New York Times. August 28, 1987. p. A 17. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
148. Ben Branch, 59, 'pied piper' of civil rights. United Press International. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
149. Violent Death Halts Rap Musician's Rise. New York Times. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
150. Peter Mehringer. Olympedia. Retrieved 14 Aug 2024.
151. "Charlie Smalls Is Dead; Composer of 'The Wiz'". The New York Times. September 4, 1987. p. D 15. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
152. "Olympedia – Aleksanteri Toivola". www.olympedia.org.
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158. London Police Reopen Investigation Into 1987 Killing of Palestinian Cartoonist. New York Times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
159. Archie Campbell, 72, Is Dead; 'Opry' and 'Hee Haw' Comic. New York times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
160. "Olympedia – Hans Eidenbenz". www.olympedia.org.
161. Bernadine Hayes; ‘Queen of Radio’ Did Films as Well. L.A. Times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
162. Dennis Hevesi (August 31, 1987). "Lee Marvin, Movie Tough Guy, Dies". The New York Times. p. A 17. Retrieved April 27, 2024.
163. Professor John Russell Napier. National Library of Medicine (obituary). Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
164. J. Schlumberger Dies in Paris at 80. New York Times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
165. Remembering Phillip H. Smith on his 100th Birthday. University of Portland. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
166. Wade H. McCree Jr. Dies at 67; Was Judge and Solicitor General. New York Times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
167. George Mikes, 75; Wrote Gentle Satires And Serious Works. New York Times. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
168. Medal of Honor Recipient John C. Sjogren. Michigan Technological University. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
169. Frank Stojack. Pro Football Reference. Retrieved 16 Aug 2024.
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171. "Olympedia – Szilárd Kun". www.olympedia.org.
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External links

• List of August 1987 deaths at IMDb