Deaths in March 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in March 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.

March 1987

1

• Freddie Green, 75, American swing jazz guitarist, heart attack.^[1]
• Bertrand de Jouvenel, 83, French philosopher and political economist.^[2]
• Tony Kelly, 68, American basketball player.^[3]
• Roger Leigh-Wood, 80, English Olympic athlete (1928).^[4]
• Don MacBeth, 37, Canadian jockey, cancer.^[5]
• Vern Partlow, 76, American newspaper reporter and folk singer, blacklisted during McCarthy era, cancer.^[6]
• Wolfgang Seidel, 60, German Formula 1 racing driver, heart attack.
• Eddie Skinner, 78, American NASCAR racing driver.^[7]

2

• Ernest Holmes, 69, South African cricketer.
• Gord McFarlane, 85, Canadian ice hockey player.(Chicago Black Hawks).^[8]
• Mo Mozzali, 64, American baseball player, scout, and coach.^[9]
• Randolph Scott, 89, American film actor (The Last of the Mohicans), heart and lung ailments.^[10]
• Lolo Soetoro, 52, Indonesian geographer, stepfather of Barack Obama, liver failure.

3

• Con Hogan, 83, Australian rules footballer.^[11]
• Danny Kaye, 76, American singer, actor, dancer and comedian, internal bleeding and hepatitis.^[12]
• Keith Miller, 65, Australian rules footballer.^[13]
• LaFayette L. Patterson, 98, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1928–1933).^[14]
• Cyril Pearl, 82, Australian journalist, author and television personality.^[15]
• Coby Ruskin, 75, American director and actor.^[16]
• Rafael M. Salas, 58, Filipino head of United Nations Population Fund, heart attack.^[17]
• Hana Vítová, 73, Czechoslovakian film actress.^[18]

4

• Georges Arnaud, 69, French author, heart attack.^[19]
• Bill Chaffey, 72, Australian soldier and politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly (1940–1973).
• Maria Jolas, 94, American pacifist, a founding member of Transition in Paris.^[20]
• Seibo Kitamura, 102, Japanese sculptor.^[21]
• Eliseo Moreno, 27, American spree killer, executed.^[22]

5

• Len Akin, 70, American NFL player (Chicago Bears).^[23]
• James W. Blanchard, 83, American submarine commander and rear admiral, respiratory arrest.^[24]
• John Brooke, 64, Northern Irish politician, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland.^[25]
• Albert Costain, 76, British politician, Member of Parliament.^[26]
• Abdulgani Dahiwala, 78, Indian Gujarati poet.
• Harry Dudkin, 78, American politician and judge, clerk of the New Jersey General Assembly, murdered.^[27]
• Andrey A. Fedorov, 78, Soviet biologist, botanist and taxonomist.
• Joe Purcell, 63, American politician, acting Governor of Arkansas.^[28]
• Don Yenko, 59, American car dealer and racecar driver, aeroplane crash.^[29]

6

• Inder Raj Anand, Indian film dialogue and screenwriter.
• Mel Boozer, 41, American university professor and LGBT activist, AIDS.^[30]
• Edward Carson, 67, British politician, Member of Parliament.^[31]
• Eddie Durham, 80, American jazz guitarist, trombonist and composer, fall.^[32]
• J. Spencer Trimingham, 82, English scholar on Islam in Africa.^[33]
• Edward Zorinsky, 58, American politician, U.S. Senator (since 1976), heart attack.^[34]

7

• Jan Britstra, 81, Dutch Olympic hurdler (1928).^[35]
• Yuri Chulyukin, 57, Soviet film director, actor and songwriter.
• Henri Decaë, 71, French cinematographer.^[36]
• Evelyn Dove, 85, British singer and actress, pneumonia.^[37]
• Paul R. Evans, 55, American-born furniture designer, sculptor and artist, heart attack.^[38]
• Alan Kuntz, 67, Canadian NHL player (New York Rangers).^[39]
• Waldo Salt, 72, American screenwriter (Midnight Cowboy, Coming Home), lung cancer.^[40]

8

• Erwin Jollasse, 95, Nazi German general, recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross.^[41]
• Ede Szomjas, 72, Hungarian Olympic sports shooter (1960).^[42]
• Nils Wallin, 82, Swedish Olympic canoeist (1936).^[43]
• Victor Wells-Cole, 89, British army officer and cricketer.
• Iwao Yamawaki, 88, Japanese photographer and architect.^[44]

9

• Boris Andreyev, 81, Soviet Russian Olympic medalist shooter (1952).^[45]
• Zeke Bonura, 78, American Major League baseball player (Chicago White Sox).^[46]
• Ronald W. Clark, 70, British author, cerebral hemorrhage.^[47]
• Doug Davies, 87, Scottish rugby union player.
• Donald Jay Grout, 84, American musicologist, author of A Short History of Opera.^[48]
• Allan Jaffe, 51, American jazz tubist, cancer.^[49]
• Andrew Kayiira, 42, leader of the Uganda Freedom Movement, murdered.^[50]
• Yusuf al-Khal, 69, Lebanese-Syrian poet, journalist and publisher.^[51]
• Richard F. Kneip, 54, American diplomat and politician, governor of South Dakota, U.S. ambassador to Singapore, cancer.^[52]
• Bobby Locke, 69, South African professional golfer, meningitis.^[53]
• Miguel Palau, 85, Spanish Olympic long-distance runner (1924).^[54]
• John Keating Regan, 75, American district judge.^[55]
• Fred W. Thompson, 86, Canadian-American labour organizer and historian, member of Industrial Workers of the World.^[56]
• Arthur Tolcher, 64, British harmonica player.
• Gordon Tottle, 61, American ice hockey player.^[57]

10

• Colin Anderson, 74, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1956).^[58]
• Dwight W. Burney, 95, American politician, Governor of Nebraska.^[59]
• Robert Colby, 64, American songwriter, music publisher and theatrical producer ("Jilted"), cancer.^[60]
• George Glamack, 68, American professional basketballer (Rochester Royals).^[61]
• Jeannette Mirsky, 83, American writer.^[62]
• Daniel Morgan, 37, British private investigator, victim of unsolved murder.^[63]
• Johannes Quasten, 86, German Roman Catholic theologian.^[64]

11

• Karl Bohren, 84, American football player and coach.^[65]
• Joe Gladwin, 81, English actor (Coronation Street, Last of the Summer Wine), bronchial cancer.^[66]
• Fred Lucas, 84, American MLB player (Philadelphia Phillies).^[67]
• Bots Nekola, 80, American MLB player.^[68]

12

• Robert Barnes, 75, Irish cricketer and rugby union player.^[69]
• Jon R. Collins, 63, American judge, justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada (1966–1971).
• Ferruccio Dalla Torre, 55, Italian Olympic bobsledder (1964).^[70]
• Bruno Gamba, 57, Italian Olympic rower (1952).^[71]
• Woody Hayes, 74, American college football coach (Ohio State), heart attack.^[72]
• Micheline Kahn, 97, French harpist and pianist.
• Frans Kuijper, 86, Dutch Olympic water polo player and coach (1928).^[73]
• Richard Levinson, 52, American screenwriter and producer (Columbo), heart attack.^[74]
• Jack Marks, 92, English performer and screenwriter (Up for the Cup), lung cancer.

13

• Edward Peck Curtis, 90, American World War I flying ace, Air Service Major General, pneumonia.^[75]
• Hafizur Rahman Wasif Dehlavi, 77, Indian Muslim scholar and poet.
• Dezső Grósz, 88, Hungarian Olympic footballer (1924).^[76]
• Bernhard Grzimek, 77, German zoo director, author and animal conservationist, heart attack.^[77]
• Jack Haines, 66, English footballer.^[78]
• Peter Henrici, 63, Swiss mathematician (numerical analysis).^[79]
• David Lewis, 83, American Hollywood film producer (Dark Victory), pneumonia.^[80]
• Gerald Moore, 87, English classical pianist.^[81]
• Wayne Osborne, 74, American MLB player.^[82]
• Hugh Roberton, 86, Australian politician, Minister for Social Services, Australian Ambassador to Ireland.^[83]
• Fela Sowande, 81, Nigerian musician and composer.^[84]

14

• Peter Beter, 65, American attorney and financier.
• Tex Fletcher, 77, American singing cowboy, actor and radio & television personality.^[85]
• Rushdi al-Kikhya, 87–88, Syrian political leader, Speaker of the Parliament of Syria.
• Ivor Preece, 66, English international rugby union footballer (Coventry, England).
• Ali Muhammad Rashidi, 81, Pakistani journalist, politician and diplomat.
• Gerard Steenson, appr. 29, Irish republican paramilitary commander, ambushed and killed.^[86]
• Ian MacAlister Stewart, 91, Scottish military officer in the British Army.^[87]

15

• Douglas Abbott, 87, Canadian Member of Parliament, justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.^[88]
• W. Sterling Cole, 82, American politician, lawyer, and Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, cancer.^[89]
• Red Dutton, 89, Canadian NHL ice hockey player (Montreal Maroons), coach and executive.^[90]
• Léon Fleuriot, 64, French linguist and Celtic scholar.
• Don Gant, 44, American singer, songwriter and record producer, boating accident.

16

• León Bozzi, 58, Argentine Olympic sports shooter (1956).^[91]
• Jack Brumfitt, 70, English cricketer.
• Christof Frommelt, 68, Liechtensteiner Olympic cross-country skier (1948).^[92]
• Bob Kline, 77, American Major League baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[93]
• Vivian Martin, 93, American stage and silent-screen actress.^[94]
• Scott McKay, 71, American actor, kidney failure.^[95]
• Juan Gómez Millas, 86, Chilean fascist politician.
• Raymond Passello, 82, Swiss Olympic footballer (1928).^[96]
• Tjaak Pattiwael, 73, Indonesian footballer.^[97]
• Allan Perry-Keene, 88, English officer in the Royal Air Force, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Pakistan Air Force.^[98]
• Joseph E. Schaefer, 68, American soldier in the U.S. Army, recipient of the Medal of Honor.^[99]
• Samuel H. Shapiro, 79, American politician, Governor of Illinois.^[100]
• Johan Otto von Spreckelsen, 57, Danish architect, designed the Grande Arche.^[101]

17

• Carlos Arancibia, 75, Chilean footballer.^[102]
• Tom Cothran, 39, American musicologist and composer, AIDS.
• Georg Lammers, 81, German sprinter and Olympic medalist.^[103]
• Antonio Lopez, 44, Puerto Rican fashion illustrator, complication of AIDS.^[104]
• Ron Saggers, 69, Australian Test cricketer.^[105]
• Derief Taylor, 76, Jamaican first-class cricketer and coach.^[106]
• Hjördis Töpel, 83, Swedish Olympic swimmer and diver (1924, 1928).^[107]
• Salvatore Toma, 35, Italian poet, suicide.
• Santo Trafficante Jr., 72, American Mafia boss, allied with Sam Giancana.^[108]

18

• Milorad Arsenijević, 80, Yugoslavian footballer and manager, and Olympian (BSK Beograd, Yugoslavia).^[109]
• Bil Baird, 82, American puppeteer, pneumonia and cancer.^[110]
• Claude I. Bakewell, 74, American lawyer, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1947–1949, 1951–1953), emphysema.^[111]
• Lewis Bandt, 77, Australian car designer, designed and built the first utes, car accident.^[112]
• Antun Banek, 85, Yugoslavian Olympic cyclist (1928).^[113]
• Charles Morales, 91, Jamaican cricketer.
• Elizabeth Poston, 81, English composer, pianist and writer.^[114]
• Gustav Rehn, 72, Norwegian footballer.^[115]
• Ken Reynolds, 78, Australian rules footballer.^[116]

19

• Punaloor Balan, 60, Indian writer and poet, cancer.^[117]
• Louis de Broglie, 94, French physicist contributing to quantum theory and Nobel laureate in Physics.^[118]
• Paddy Farrell, 75, Irish footballer.^[119]
• Edward Jankowski, 57, Polish footballer.
• Red Jones, 81, American baseball umpire.^[120]
• Robert-Jean Longuet, 85, French lawyer, journalist and militant socialist.^[121]
• Juan Mascaró, 89, Spanish translator.^[122]
• Ruth Meiers, 61, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota, cancer.^[123]
• Emile Meyer, 76, American actor.^[124]
• Arch Oboler, 79, American playwright, novelist and director (Lights Out), heart failure.^[125]
• Harold Rosenthal, 69, English music critic, writer and opera broadcaster.^[126]
• Tony Stratton Smith, 53, English rock music manager, founded record label Charisma Records, pancreatic cancer.^[127]

20

• Warren G. Brown, 66, American rodeo cowboy, prostate cancer.
• Joseph Fitzgerald, 82, American Olympic ice hockey player (1932).^[128]
• Luigi Gandini, 58, Italian Olympic rower (1948).^[129]
• Licio Giorgieri, 61, Italian air force general, murdered.^[130]
• Norman Harris, 39, American guitarist and songwriter, cardiovascular disease.
• Russell Ohl, 89, American scientist, patented the modern solar cell.^[131]
• Rita Streich, 66, German opera singer.^[132]
• Kenneth Threadgill, 77, American country singer and tavern owner, pulmonary embolism.^[133]
• Harry Windsor, 72, Irish-born Australian cardiac surgeon.^[134]

21

• Walter L. Gordon, 81, Canadian businessman, politician and writer, President of the Privy Council, heart attack.^[135]
• Dean Paul Martin, 35, American pop singer and actor, air crash.^[136]
• Robert Preston, 68, American actor and singer (The Music Man), lung cancer.^[137]
• Ollie Sansen, 79, American NFL player.^[138]
• Jacob Taubes, 64, Austrian rabbi, philosopher and scholar of Judaism.^[139]

22

• Louis De Geer, 77, Swedish diplomat.
• Louis M. Hacker, 88, American economic historian, professor of economics.^[140]
• Charlie Jarzombek, 44, American race car driver, racing accident.^[141]
• Max Kelly, 77, Australian rules footballer.^[142]
• Bill McGuffie, 59, British pianist, film composer and conductor, cancer.
• Joan Shawlee, 61, American film and television actress (The Dick Van Dyke Show, Some Like It Hot), breast cancer.^[143]

23

• Emilio Giuseppe Dossena, 83, Italian painter.
• Maurice Dunand, 89, French archaeologist specializing in the ancient Near East.
• Eugene Gelfand, 67, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1955–1974).
• Walter Walford Johnson, 82, American businessman and politician, Governor of Colorado.
• Edward Lamb, 85, American businessman, broadcasting executive and labour lawyer.^[144]
• Reg Lye, 74, Australian actor.
• John Mariucci, 70, American ice hockey player, administrator and coach, cancer.^[145]
• Morton Minsky, 85, American burlesque owner, co-owner of Minsky's Burlesque, cancer.^[146]
• Tony Pacheco, 59, Cuban-born baseball player and Major League coach (Houston Astros).
• Herald F. Stout, 83, American admiral in the U.S. Navy.^[147]
• Ilse Totzke, 73, German musician, survivor of the Ravensbrück concentration camp.

24

• Vicente Calderón, 73, Spanish businessman, president of Atlético Madrid.
• A. Spencer Feld, 96, American politician and lawyer.
• Alan Gale, 56, Australian rules footballer (Fitzroy) and commentator, heart attack.^[148]
• Takeru Higuchi, 69, American chemist, invented time-release medication capsule.^[149]
• Sarah Goddard Power, 51, American political activist, suicide.^[150]

25

• Carolin Babcock, 74, American tennis player, U.S. Open doubles champion, stroke.^[151]
• Gusta Fučíková, 83, Czechoslovakian publicist, editor and politician.
• Alvin Gipson, 72, American baseball player.^[152]
• Rupe Hutton, 80, Australian rules footballer.^[153]
• Ivan Ivanov-Vano, 87, Soviet animator and screenwriter.^[154]
• John Kloss, 49, American fashion designer, known for lingerie and sleepwear, suicide.^[155]
• Henry Richardson Labouisse Jr., 83, American diplomat and statesman, executive director of UNICEF, cancer.^[156]
• Moustache, 58, French actor and jazz drummer, car accident.
• Roman Mrugała, 69, Polish football player and manager.
• William M. Register Jr., 56, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1966–1970).

26

• Walter Abel, 88, American actor, heart attack.^[157]
• Lodovico Alessandri, 83, Brazilian Olympic fencer (1936, 1948).^[158]
• Walter Clark, 96, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1955–1958).
• Henrieta Delavrancea, 89, Romanian architect.^[159]
• Ohene Djan, 63, Ghanaian sports administrator and politician, member of the Legislative Assembly.
• Pascual Gutiérrez, 72, Mexican Olympic athlete (1936).^[160]
• Eugen Jochum, 84, German conductor.^[161]
• Robert Gwyn Macfarlane, 79, English hematologist.^[162]
• Conrad Moll, 87, American collegiate coach (Valparaiso).
• Clem Morden, 79, Australian rules footballer.^[163]
• Georg Muche, 91, German painter, architect and author.^[164]
• Mary Odette, 85, French-born British silent-screen actress.
• Erich Römer, 92, German Olympic ice hockey player (1928, 1932).^[165]
• Michael Stancliffe, 70, English Anglican priest, Dean of Winchester.
• Skeeter Watkins, 71, American baseball player.^[166]

27

• Giuseppe Ambrosoli, 63, Italian Catholic priest, renal failure.^[167]
• Rudolph Anders, 91, German-born American actor.
• William Bowers, 71, American reporter, playwright and screenwriter, respiratory failure.^[168]
• Tim Lee Carter, 76, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1965–1981), anaemia.^[169]
• Erich Clar, 84, Austrian organic chemist.^[170]
• Olha Franko, 90, Ukrainian writer, creator of the first Ukrainian cookbook.
• Luis Chávez y González, 85, El Salvadoran Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of San Salvador.^[171]
• Lloyd Goodrich, 89, American art historian, cancer.^[172]
• Stane Kavčič, 67, Prime Minister of Slovenia.
• Tonny Koeswoyo, 51, Indonesian rock musician and leader of the group Koes Plus.
• James Maddern, 73, Australian cricketer.
• Peter Mason, 65, English-born Australian physicist and science communicator.^[173]
• Hans-Georg von der Osten, 91, German World War I flying ace and Luftwaffe commander during World War II.
• Roy Outram, 86, Australian rules footballer.^[174]
• Martin Provensen, 70, American illustrator, heart attack.^[175]
• Cecil Yates, 74, American track cyclist.

28

• Horace M. Albright, 97, American conservationist, director of the National Park Service.^[176]
• Alphonse Alley, 56, Beninese military officer, President of Dahomey (Benin).
• Earl Dawson, 61, Canadian ice hockey administrator.
• Oliver K. Kelley, 82, Finnish-born American engineer, developed the automatic transmission.^[177]
• Lê Văn Kim, 68–69, South Vietnamese army general.^[178]
• Antonio Quarantotto, 91, Italian Olympic swimmer (1920).^[179]
• Maria von Trapp, 82, Austrian matriarch of the Trapp family, heart failure.^[180]
• Patrick Troughton, 67, English actor (Doctor Who), heart attack.^[181]

29

• Richard Aaron, 85, Welsh philosopher.^[182]
• Lawrence Anini, appr. 26, Nigerian bandit, executed.
• Ludvík Bombík, 74, Czechoslovakian Olympic long-distance runner (1936).^[183]
• József Kovács, 61, Hungarian Olympic athlete (1952, 1956, 1960).^[184]
• Jock McCorkell, 68, Australian rules footballer.^[185]
• Mario Montesanto, 77, Italian football manager and player.^[186]
• Jakob Nacken, 81, German-born American circus performer.
• Akaki Shanidze, 100, Georgian linguist and philologist.
• John Wiley, 60, South African cricketer and politician, Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, suicide.^[187]
• Richard Wilson, 66, American science fiction writer.^[188]

30

• Everard Baker, 73, Australian cricketer.
• George Blackerby, 83, American MLB player (Chicago White Sox).^[189]
• Pyotr Gusev, 82, Russian ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer.^[190]
• Bill Jones, 74, Australian rules footballer.^[191]
• Veniamin Levich, 69, Soviet-born American chemist (Levich equation), cardiac arrest.^[192]
• Henry Mang, 89, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1953–1957).^[193]
• Clint Murchison Jr., 63, American businessman, founder of the Dallas Cowboys football team, pneumonia.^[194]
• Giorgio Pini, 88, Italian politician and journalist.
• Dorothy Ward, 96, English actress.^[195]
• Lynn Townsend White Jr., 79, American historian, heart failure.^[196]

31

• David Adler, 51, American physicist and MIT professor (Condensed matter physics), heart attack.^[197]
• Unicorn Chan, 46–47, Hong Kong actor, martial artist and stuntman, car crash.^[198]
• Ernest R. Miller, 94, American collegiate coach.^[199]
• Ram Panjwani, 75, Indian writer and folk singer.
• Roy Rushbrook, 75, Australian cricketer.^[200]

Unknown date

• Arthur Holland, 70, English football referee.
• Lesley Osmond, 65, British actress.

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101. Johan von Spreckelsen, Danish Architect, Dies. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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104. Anne-Marie Schiro (March 18, 1987). "Was Major Fashion Illustrator". The New York Times. p. B 6. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
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108. Santo Trafficante, Reputed Mafia Chief, Dies at 72. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
109. Mikica Arsenijević. Olympedia. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
110. Nan Robertson (March 20, 1987). "Bil Baird, Creator of Puppets, is Dead". The New York Times. p. B 6. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
111. Article clipped from St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Newspapers.com (St. Louis Post-Dispatch). Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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118. Louis De Broglie, French Physicist, Won '29 Nobel for Wave Theory. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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120. "Red Jones". www.retrosheet.org.
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122. Author Information:. Liberty Books (year of death only). Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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126. "Harold Rosenthal, Lecturer And Opera Critic in Britain". The New York Times. March 22, 1987. p. 1 36. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
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129. "Olympedia – Luigi Gandini". www.olympedia.org.
130. Italian General is Shot Dead and Terrorists are Blamed. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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133. Legendary Texas yodeler silenced. Texas State Historical Association. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
134. Obituary for Harry Windsor. Newspapers.com (The Sydney Morning Herald). Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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136. Dean Martin's Son is Dead in Jet. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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140. "Louis M. Hacker, 88, Educator". The New York Times. March 23, 1987. p. B 7. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
141. Motor Racing Roundup : NASCAR Driver Dies; Prudhomme Prevails. L.A. Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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143. Joan Shawlee; Busy Actress in Zany Comedies. L.A. Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
144. "Millionaire and Labor Lawyer". The New York Times. March 25, 1987. p. B 5. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
145. John Mariucci, assistant general manager of the Minnesota North.... United Press International. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
146. "Last of a Burlesque Dynasty". The New York Times. March 24, 1987. p. B 6. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
147. Memorial Plaque: Rear Admiral Herald Franklin Stout 23.3.87. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
148. Alan Gale HOF. https://www.lions.com.au/. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
149. "Takeru Higuchi". The New York Times. March 27, 1987. p. D 18. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
150. Sarah G. Power, 52, Dies in 8-Story Fall; Michigan U. Regent. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
151. Carolin Stark Is Dead; Tennis Star in 1930's. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
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155. "John Kloss Dies at Age 49; Designed Women's Fashions". The New York Times. March 31, 1987. p. D 35. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
156. Henry R. Labouisse Dies; Former Chief of Unicef. New York Times. Retrieved 23 Jul 2024.
157. Jeremy Gerard (March 28, 1987). "Walter Abel, 88, Actor in Theater and Films". The New York Times. p. 1 32. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
158. "Olympedia – Ferdinando Alessandri". www.olympedia.org.
159. Architect Henrieta Delavrancea. Radio Romania International. Retrieved 24 Jul 2024.
160. "Olympedia – Pascual Gutiérrez". www.olympedia.org.
161. John Rockwell (March 28, 1987). "Eugen Jochum, Conductor of German Classics". The New York Times. p. 1 32. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
162. Robert Gwyn MacFarlane, 26 June 1907 — 26 March 1987. The Royal Society. Retrieved 24 Jul 2024.
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164. Georg Muche. Städel Museum. Retrieved 24 Jul 2024.
165. "Olympedia – Erich Römer". www.olympedia.org.
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169. "Ex-Rep. Tim L. Carter, Kentucky Republican". The New York Times. March 29, 1987. p. 1 30. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
170. Dr. Erich (Eric) Clar. University of Glasgow (year of death only). Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
171. Archbishop Luis Chávez y González. catholic-hierarchy.org. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
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175. Martin Provensen Dies 70; Illustrated Children's Books. New York Times. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
176. "Horace Albright Dies; Founded Park Service". The New York Times. March 29, 1987. p. 1 30. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
177. Oliver K. Kelley Obituary in the Detroit Free Press 31 March 1987. Newspapers.com (Detroit Free Press). Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
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180. Maria von Trapp, Whose Life was 'Sound of Music,' is Dead. New York Times. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
181. Patrick George Troughton, 'Doctor Who' on British TV. New York Times. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
182. Richard Ithamar Aaron. The British Academy. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
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184. "Olympedia – József Kovács". www.olympedia.org.
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187. S. African Cabinet Member Found Dead : Apparent Suicide Poses Election Problems for Botha and Party. L.A. Times. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
188. Richard Wilson Papers. Syracuse University Libraries (year of death only). Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
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192. Dr. Benjamin G. Levich Dies; Scientist and Soviet Emigre. New York Times. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
193. "Profile". lop.parl.ca.
194. Peter H. Frank, Special To the New York Times (April 1, 1987). "C.W. Murchison Jr. Dies in Texas at 63". The New York Times. p. B 5. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
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196. Eloge: Lynn White, Jr., 29 April 1907-30 March 1987. University of Chicago Press. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
197. "David Adler, 51, Physicist; Expert on Semiconductors". The New York Times. April 3, 1987. p. B 5. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
198. Unicorn Chan, 1945-1987. LUX: Yale Collections Discovery. Retrieved 25 Jul 2024.
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External links

• List of March 1987 deaths at IMDb