Deaths in October 1995
The following is a list of notable deaths in October 1995.
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 1995
1
- Aditya Vikram Birla, 51, Indian industrialist, prostate cancer.[1]
- Einer Boberg, 59-60, Danish-Canadian speech pathologist.[2]
- Rene Cloke, 90, British illustrator and watercolorist.[3]
- Margaret Gorman, 90, American beauty queen and 1st Miss America.[4]
2
- John Ayers, 42, American National Football League offensive lineman, liver cancer.[5]
- Otto Bastiansen, 77, Norwegian chemist.[6]
- Helmut Degen, 84, German composer.[7]
- Elizabeth Jane Lloyd, 67, British artist and teacher.[8]
3
- Michael Audley, 82, American film and theatre director, and actor.
- Col Austen, 74, Australian rules footballer.[9]
- Orlando Aloysius Battista, 78, Canadian chemist and writer.
- John Chickerneo, 78, American football player.
- Kevin Commins, 67, South African cricketer.[10]
- Charles L. Veach, 51, American astronaut, cancer.[11]
4
- Fabio Albarelli, 52, Italian competitive sailor and Olympic medalist.[12]
- Matt Armstrong, 83, Scottish footballer.[13]
- Woody Bledsoe, 73, American mathematician, computer scientist, and educator.[14]
- Else Brems, 87, Danish contralto.[15]
- Arturo García Buhr, 89, Argentine actor and film director.[16]
- Dean Roden Chapman, 73, American mechanical engineer with NASA.[17]
5
- Walter Edwin Arnoldi, 77, American aeronautical engineer.[18]
- Karl Johan Baadsvik, 85, Canadian skier.[19]
- Arthur Barbosa, 87, English artist.[20]
- Silvano Canzoneri, 54, Italian entomologist.
- Benoît Chamoux, 34, French Alpinist, disappeared during climb.[21]
- Fred Fehl, 89, American photographer.[22]
- Lillian Fuchs, 93, American viola player, composer and teacher.[23]
- Linda Gary, 50, American film and television actress and voice actress.[24]
- Dick Jurgens, 85, American bandleader.[25]
- Pin Malakul, 91, Thai educator and politician.[26]
6
- Michael Allen, 62, English cricketer.[27]
- José Antonio de Armas Chitty, 86, Venezuelan historian, poet, essayist, biographer and researcher.[28]
- Karl Band, 94, German architect.[29]
- Eileen Cassidy, 63, Irish Fianna Fáil politician.[30]
- Hughie Charles, 88, English songwriter and impresario.[31]
7
- Ya'akov Arnon, 82, Israeli economist and government official.[32]
- Roberto Cabrera, 81, Chilean footballer.[33]
- Ralph Churchfield, 77, American professional basketball player.[34]
- Louis Meyer, 91, American Hall of Fame race car driver.[35]
- Gérard de Vaucouleurs, 77, French astronomer.[36]
8
- Paul Baize, 94, a French pediatrician and amateur astronomer.[37]
- Erich Brost, 91, German journalist and publisher.
- John Cairncross, 82, Scottish civil servant and Soviet spy during World War II.[38]
- Alvaro Cartei, 84, Italian painter and ceramist.[39]
- Christopher Keene, 48, American conductor and director of the New York City Opera, AIDS.[40]
9
- Kamal Bose, 80, Indian cinematographer.[41]
- Henry W. Clune, 105, American writer and journalist.[42]
- Alec Douglas-Home, 92, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.[43][44]
- Kukrit Pramoj, 84, Thai politician and 13th Prime Minister of Thailand.[45]
- John A. Scali, 77, American journalist and diplomat.[46]
- Patric Walker, 64, American-British astrologer.[47]
10
- Fateh Chand Badhwar, 94-95, Indian civil servant.[48]
- Doug Cline, 57, American football player.
- Robert Finch, 70, American politician.[49]
- Ed Gill, 100, American baseball player.[50]
11
- Isolde Ahlgrimm, 81, Austrian harpsichordist and fortepianist.[51][52]
- Donald Beckford, 88, Jamaican cricketer.[53]
- George H. Clay, 84, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City from 1961 to 1976.[54]
12
- Eleanor Aller, 78, American cellist.[55]
- Harald Barlie, 58, Norwegian Greco-Roman wrestler and Olympic athlete.[56]
- George Blaikie, 80, Australian author and journalist.[57]
- Gary Bond, 55, English actor and singer.[58]
- David McLean, 73, American film and television actor, lung cancer.
13
- John Tyler Caldwell, 83, American university administrator and professor of political science.[59]
- Geoffrey Chung, 44, Jamaican musician, recording engineer, and record producer, liver failure.
- Henry Roth, 89, American novelist and short story writer.[60]
14
- Edith Pargeter, 82, English author.[61]
- Helen Vlachos, 83, Greek journalist and newspaper publishing heiress.[62]
15
- Akhat Bragin, 42, Ukrainian businessman, bomb attack.
- Marco Campos, 19, Brazilian racing driver, racing accident.[63]
- Claudine Chomat, 80, French communist militant and French Resistance member during World War II.[64]
16
- Richard Caldicot, 87, British actor.[65]
- Alex Murdo Macleod, 62-63, Free Church of Scotland minister.[66]
- John Walker, 88, American art curator, and the second director of the National Gallery of Art, from 1956 to 1969.[67]
17
- Peter Hinchliff, 66, South African Anglican priest and academic.[68]
18
- Claudio Brook, 68, Mexican actor.
- Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, 71, American lawyer and civil rights activist.[69]
- Tommy Lyttle, Irish paramilitary[70]
- Ted Sturgis, 82, American jazz bassist.[71]
19
- Don Cherry, 58, American jazz trumpeter, liver cancer.[72]
- Harilaos Perpessas, 88, Greek composer.[73]
20
- Eric Birley, 89, British historian and archaeologist.[74]
- William D. Campbell, 88, American leader of the international Scouting movement.[75]
- Jack Rose, 83, American screenwriter.[76]
- Christopher Stone, 53, American actor, heart attack.[77]
21
- Maxene Andrews, 79, American singer and actress and member of The Andrews Sisters.[78]
- Jesús Blasco, 75, Spanish comic book author.[79]
- José Ignacio Cabrujas, 58, Venezuelan playwright and theater director.[80]
- Harold I. Cammer, 86, American lawyer who co-founded the National Lawyers Guild.[81]
- Linda Goodman, 70, American astrologer and poet.[82]
- Shannon Hoon, 28, American singer-songwriter, drug overdose.[83]
22
- Kingsley Amis, 73, English writer.[84]
- Simone Gallimard, 77, French editor and publisher.[85]
- Ralph Whitlock, 81, British farmer, conservationist, writer, and broadcaster.[86]
- Mary Wickes, 85, American actress.[87]
23
- Bert Bandstra, 73, American politician.[88]
- Johnny Bookman, 63, American football player in the NFL.
24
- Marion Adnams, 96, English painter, printmaker and draughtswoman.
- Jan Bartosik, 47, Polish sailor and Olympian.[89]
- Doc Bryan, 75, American politician and Arkansas House of Representatives.
- Syed Abuzar Bukhari, Pakistani scholar and president of Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam
- Émile Jonassaint, 82, Haitian jurist and politician (1994),.[90]
- Ronnie Selby Wright, 87, Scottish Church of Scotland minister.[91]
25
- Agha Saadat Ali, 66, Pakistani cricketer.[92]
- François Brousse, 82, French philosophy professor and poet.
- Kenneth Dadzie, 65, Ghanaian diplomat and 1st African Secretary-General of UNCTAD.[93]
- Robert Grieve, 84, Scottish civil servant and planner.[94]
- David Healy, 66, American-born actor.[95]
- Viveca Lindfors, 74, Swedish actress.[96][97]
- Bobby Riggs, 77, American tennis player.[98]
26
- Kumbha Ram Arya, 81, Indian politician.[99]
- Georgia Neese Clark Gray, 97, first woman Treasurer of the United States.[100]
- Bernhard Heiliger, 79, German artist and sculptor.[101]
- Wilhelm Freddie, 86, Danish painter.[102]
- John Sangster, 66, Australian jazz composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist.[103]
27
- André Berge, 93, French physician and psychoanalyst.[104]
- Marta Colvin, 87-88, Chileán sculptor.[105]
28
- Fouad Abdulhameed Alkhateeb, 69-70, Saudi Arabian ambassador, author, and businessman.
- Chingiz Babayev, 31, Azerbaijani officer and National Hero of Azerbaijan, killed in action.[106]
- Thomas Bellew, 52, Irish politician.[107]
- Julien Bertheau, 85, French actor.[108]
29
- Robert Boeser, 68, American ice hockey player.
- Minna Lederman, 99, American editor and writer on music and dance.[109]
- Terry Southern, 71, American screenwriter.[110]
30
- Paolo Alatri, 77, Italian historian and Marxist politician.
- Louis Abolafia, 54, American artist and social activist, drug overdose.[111]
- Anastasios Balkos, 79, Greek Army lieutenant general and conservative politician.
- Stephen Bekassy, 88, Hungarian-born American film actor.
- Virginia Bradford, 95, American actress.
- Brian Easdale, 86, British composer of operatic, orchestral, choral and film music.[112]
31
- Word Baker, 72, American theatre director.[113]
- Caroline Bammel, 55, English historian, classicist, and academic, cancer.[114]
- Glenn Berry, 90, American gymnast who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics.[115]
- Alan Bush, 94, British composer, pianist, and conductor.[116]
- Jim Campbell, 71, American baseball executive (Detroit Tigers).[117]
- Rosalind Cash, 56, American actress.[118]
- Derek Enright, 60, British Labour politician.[119]
- Dr. Hepcat, 82, American blues pianist, singer, and baseball commentator.[120]
- Lou Levy, 84, American music publisher.[121]
- Henry Percy, 11th Duke of Northumberland, 42, British peer.[122]
- Bill Rowling, 67, 30th Prime Minister of New Zealand.[123]
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