1998
This page relates to the year 1998 Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
- April 26th: The France and the the United Kingdom are the only nuclear nations to have ratified CTBT.
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November 14th, Environment: End of the conference of the United Nations on the climate changes, with Buenos Aires, without tangible results.
- December 10th: 50e birthday of the Universal declaration of the human rights.
Europe
European Union
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January 12th: The Europe says not to the human Clonage.
- March 16th: After ultimate a Devaluation, the Drachme the Greece enters the European Monetary System.
- March 25th: 11 Member States of are qualified for the first phase of the single currency.
- March 30th: Beginning of the process of widening of the EU with Central European countries.
- April 10th: Historical peace agreement with Belfast between catholics and Protestants, under the aegis of Tony Blair.
- May 1st: The European Council, bringing together the Heads of States or government, decides list of the eleven countries “in” economic and monetary Union or Euro area: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands and Portugal. The United Kingdom and Denmark, still prefer to wait under the terms of the clause of opting out . Greece is not retained because it does not respect the criteria of convergence (it will join the euro area on January 1st, 2001). Sweden decides against an adhesion with the UEM in the immediate future. Wim Duisenberg is named president of the European Central bank.
- May 11th: The first part in Euro is struck.
- May 22nd:
- broad yes with the referendum organized on the peace treaty in Ulster.
- Opening of the international exhibition of Lisbon.
- June 1st:
- Entered according to the European Central bank.
- the European Cour of the human rights is made permanent.
- June, Italy: Failure of the bicameral Parliamentary commission, scuttled by Silvio Berlusconi.
- July 23rd, Belgium: The Walloon region fixes by decree (law) its feastday, its anthem, and its emblems.
- July 25th, Italy: Law Turco-Napoletano on immigration.
- August 15th, Ulster: A dissenting branch of WILL GO makes in Omagh the most fatal attack: 29 dead.
- August: The Lire joined EMS and Italy uses the European monetary Union.
- September 16th, Basque Country: The ETA issues an unilateral truce and unlimited.
- September 20th, Portugal: The president Amílcar Cardoso request international assistance to face the monetary crisis which shakes the country.
- October 9th, Italy: Fall of the government of Romano Prodi, Rifondazione Comunista having refused to him its support of a way at the time of the vote of the finance law for 1999.
- October 16th, Italy: A former Communist, Massimo D' Alema, is charged to form the new government.
- November 10th: Final stage of the negotiations for adhesion, for 2006-2007, of six countries of Eastern Europe: Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovenia.
- November 23rd: Lifting of the embargo on the British bovine meat.
- December 11th: European Summit of Vienna, not of agreement on the diary 2000.
- December 23rd: Fusion in Europe of the groups Matra (France), GEC (the United Kingdom), DASA/Daimler-Chrysler aerospace (Germany) and Finmeccanica (Italy).
Germany
- February 6th: Record of Unemployment in Germany: 4,8 million.
- March 1st: Victoire of the social democrat Gerhard Schröder at the time of the elections in Lower Saxony.
- September 27th: Defeat of CDU (35 %) of the chancellor Helmut Kohl, with the capacity since 16 years, at the time of the legislative elections. Gerhard Schröder form in the name of the SPD (41 %) a coalition of government with the Greens.
- October 27th: Gerhard Schröder takes her functions of German chancellor.
France
See also: 1998 in France
Great Britain
- April 6th: Travelers Group and Citicorp announce their fusion: Citigroup.
- June 5th: Repurchase of Rolls-Royce by Volkswagen.
- June 18th: Introduction of a minimum wage (3,6 £) in the United Kingdom.
- September 11th: The Scot approve with 74 % the creation of a regional Parliament equipped with tax matter capacities.
- October 16th: Surprised arrest, with the the United Kingdom, of the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.
Swiss
See also: 1998 in Switzerland
the Vatican
- September 14th: Publication of the Encyclical Fides and Ratio .
Eastern Europe
- January 20th: Election of Václav Havel with the presidency of the Czech Republic.
- November 3rd: Negotiations to extend to the Yugoslavia the union Russia Bielorussia.
Kosovo
- February 28th: Confrontation armed, 2 000 people killed by the Serb police force and militia, 250 000 refugees in Albania (February-March 1998).
- April: Beginning of the confrontations between the Serb army and the militants of the UCK (armed with release of the Kosovo) with the Kosovo, until August 1998.
- June 8th: The European Union and the United States impose sanctions on the Serbia because of its policy with the Kosovo.
- September 23rd: The safety advice of UNO requires the withdrawal of the Serb forces of the Kosovo and opening of negotiations.
- October 13rd: The Serb president Slobodan Milošević accepts of the American emissary Richard Holbrooke the principle of the sending of a mission of the SOEC (organization for safety and the co-operation in Europe) to the Kosovo.
- October 24th: UNO grants to NATO the right to take the “appropriate measures” to force Belgrade to respect its engagements concerning Kosovo.
Russia
- January 1st: Adoption of a “new rouble” being worth 1000 old.
- March 23rd: Boris Ieltsine names Sergueï Kirienko like Prime Minister in the place of Viktor Tchernomyrdine.
- May 27th: First steps of the financial crisis in Russia, the Central bank carry its interest rates to 150 %.
- July 12th: Releasing of funds of the the IMF to save the situation in Russia.
- July 13rd: Russia obtains an agreement of assistance of the the IMF and the World Bank.
- August 17th: Collapse of the monetary and financial system Russian, suspension of the refunding of the debt of the country.
- September 11th: The Douma accepts the nomination of Evgueni Primakov at the post of Prime Minister in Russia.
- October 31st: Russian the Prime Minister Evguenni Primakov presents his programme of measurements against the economic crisis which its country passes through.
Africa
- March 10th: The president of Sierra Leone elected Ahmad Tejan Kabbah is restored in his functions by the troops of ECOMOG.
- March 14th: The king of the Morocco Hassan II names a government directed by the left.
- March 23rd - April 2nd: Visit “historical” Bill Clinton in Africa.
- May 12th: Beginning of an armed conflict enters the Ethiopia and the Érythrée (fine in 2000).
- June 10th: Adoption with Ouagadougou by the African Union of the Protocol relating to the African Charter of the human rights and the people, bearing creation of a African Court of the human rights and people.
- June 21st: Gnassingbé Eyadéma is re-elected president of the Togo.
- June 25th, Algeria: Assassination of the large singer of the expression Kabyle, Matoub Lounès, by the Algerian terrorist islamist groups.
- July 24th: Aggravation of the famine to the Darfur (Sudan).
- August 7th: Attacks anti-American with the Kenya and in Tanzania.
- August:
- August 20th an attack by Missile S of the United States Navy destroys a pharmaceutical factory of the Sudan, following the “evidence” according to which the Al Shifa factory produced “chemical weapons” and “was controlled” by the Saoudi terrorist Oussama ben Laden. The Sudaneses always contradicted these allegations. An investigation of experts in chemical armament, under the auspices of the United Nations, gave reason to the Sudanese position.
- War in Congo ex-Zaire (1998-2002). The troops ruandaises and Ugandans penetrate in the country. Rebellion against Kabila. The Angola, the Namibia, the Zimbabwe and the Chad intervene to support Kinshasa.
- October 28th: Final report of the Commission Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa.
- December 2nd: Re-election of Omar Bongo to the presidency of the Republic to the Gabon.
The Middle East & Arab world
Iraq
- January 13rd: Beginning of an important crisis enters the Iraq and the the United States in connection with controls of the Iraqi strategic sites by the experts of UNO (January 14th/February 23rd 1998).
- February 23rd: Kofi Annan, general secretary of UNO, defuses the crisis between the Iraq and the the United States: the commission of inspection of UNO resume their work (March).
- August: The Iraq refuses the access of UNSCOM to certain sites and suspends its co-operation with work of the commission.
- November: Renewal of tension enters the the United States and the Iraq. UNO withdraws its personnel of Iraq but Baghdad yields and accepts the return of the U.N. personnel.
- 16 - December 19th: Air attack of the American and British forces on Iraq.
- Mid-December, Butler publishes a report in which he denounces the lack of cooperation of Iraq and request the immediate withdrawal of the personnel. Being based on report/ratio, the British and the Americans launch the peration of air raid “Fox of the Desert”. While France remains measured, China and Russia condemn this operation without mandate of UNO. The raids last a few days but the political dead end is total. Iraq refuses any return of the UNSCOM and thus recovers its independence in the field of the armament.
- December 26th: Baghdad refuses to recognize the zones of air exclusions.
Raising
- January: Israel rejects a sedentary cooperation agreement between Israeli and Palestinian generals.
- July 16th: Visit of the Syrian president Hafez el-Assad in France.
- October 23rd: Agreements of Wye Plantation between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Transfer to the Palestinian part of 13% of the zone C of Oslo II towards the zone has (1%) and the zone B (12%). Collaboration between Israel and the United States on the sedentary questions. The Palestinian authority is summoned to carry out a total fight against terrorism, in collaboration with the United States (the CIA). Installation of a américano-israélo-Palestinian commission, opening of transportation routes between Israel and the Gaza Strip.
- the Israeli line and the colonists rise against this agreement. Benyamin Netanyahou delays the ratification of it.
- November 6th: An attack with Jerusalem makes 21 wounded Israelis.
- November 11th: The Israeli government approves the agreement of Wye Plantation while adding to it of new conditions (begun again colonization), then the Parliament ratifies the agreement.
- November 20th: The Israeli withdrawals start.
- November 24th:
- the airport of Gaza is opened with the international traffic.
- Lebanon: Beginning of the presidency of Emile Lahoud, imposed by the Syria. He is opposed to the president of the council Rafiq Hariri which refuses to continue its functions.
- December 2nd, Lebanon: Lahoud replaces Rafiq Hariri by Salim el-Hoss.
- At the beginning of December, Israel lays down new conditions and suspends the withdrawals. Mid-December, the Parliament east dissolves and the application of the Accords of Wye Plantation is cold. The legislative elections are fixed at the May 17th 1999.
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the Israeli government proposes the creation of Large a Jerusalem by doubling the surface of the agglomeration by the annexation of new Arab territories.
- Ankara multiplies the threats of conflict against the Syria if Damas does not put fine at its supports with PKK. Damas is obliged to incline itself, and the chief of the PKK leaves the Lebanon for the Kenya.
Asia & India
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January 12th: Important fall of the purse of HongKong.
- In July, aggravation of the financial crisis in Asia.
- August 20th, Afghanistan: The United States launches dozen cruise missiles on camps of drive supposed of Usama Bin Laden, in reprisal with the attacks against their embassies of Nairobi and Dar be Salam.
- September 5th: Kim Jong-il is elected supreme leader of the Republic in North Korea.
- September 3rd: Serious incidents between the Iran and the Afghanistan, out of the Iranian diplomats and a journalist were killed in August by the Taliban S in the west of Afghanistan, Iran mobilizes its army at the border.
- September 13rd, Malaysia: Demonstrations in favor of the vice Prime Minister relieved Ibrahim Anwar and against Mahatir Mohammad.
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the Taliban S seize the North-West of the Afghanistan.
Kampuchea
- April 15th: Died of Pol Pot. The movement of the Khmer Rouge disintegrates.
- July 26th: Legislative elections: The PC or Prachéachon (Left the Kampuchean people, with Hun Sen) gained 41,42 % of the voices, and obtained 64 seats out of the 122 which compose the National Assembly. Funcinpec (United front for neutral, peaceful and co-operative Kampuchea, of the prince Norodom Ranariddh) collected 31,70 % of the voices, and obtains 43 seats. The PSR (Started from Sam Rainsy), obtains 14,75 of the voices and 15 seats. If the PC holds the absolute majority with the Parliament, an unfortunate article of the Constitution of 1993 obliges the formation of the government in the majority of the two-thirds, therefore requires a coalition government. Linked, the opposition would have been victorious. Overcome, it holds the winner as an hostage.
- September 8th: After fourteen days of unusual patience, the government uses the police force to disperse the demonstrators of the opposition, who camped Place of the Democracy with Phnom Penh, in an uninterrupted “sit-in” in front of the National Assembly.
- December 15th: ASEAN defers the adhesion of the Kampuchea.
China
- March 5th:
- Chinese the Prime Minister Li Peng announces a series of reforms.
- official Creation with Guangzhou of the consortium DRM: DIGITAL Radio World for the development of a world numerical standard of broadcasting in short waves, average and long.
- March 17th: Zhu Rongji new Prime Minister to replace Li Peng.
- June 25th: Visit US president Bill Clinton in China (June 25th - July 3rd).
- October 14th: End of the third plenum of XVe congress of the Chinese Communist party.
- December, Tibet: Prohibition partial of forestry development. The exploitation continues however. Deforestation increases the erosion of the grounds and the risks of violent floods for the countries of South Asia, of South-east like for China of the plains. In forty years, the forest cover of Tibet is estimated to have declined of 25,2 million ha to 13,57 million ha, and 18 million cubic meters of barks would have been transported of Tibet of South-east to China.
Indian Sub-continent
- March 4th: Victoire of the Hindu nationalist party at the time of the legislative elections.
- March 9th: Victoire of the Party hindouist to the elections in India.
- May: The India and the Pakistan proceed to tests of nuclear weapons.
- July 20th: Lyonpo Jigme Thinley becomes Prime Minister for the Bhutan
Indonesia
- January 8th: Collapse of the rupiah Indonesia. It loses 70% of its value compared to the dollar between July 1997 and May 1998. During the Asian Crise 39% of Indonésiens lives in lower part of the poverty line.
- March 10th: Re-election of the president indonésien Soeharto.
- May 4th: Beginning of bloody riots (500 dead).
- May 21st: Resignation of Soeharto, replaced by its vice-president, B.J. Habibie.
Japan
- April 3rd: The Yen has low reached its level for 7 years: 135 yens for 1 $.
- April 5th: Inauguration of the the longest Suspended bridge: the Bridge Akashi-Kaikyō.
- May 29th: Amplification of the crisis, more 4 % of unemployed.
- June 13rd: Announces of a historical fall of Japanese GDP.
- July 13rd: Resignation of Japanese the Prime Minister Ryūtarō Hashimoto, following the defeat of the democratic Liberal party with the senatorial elections.
- October 8th: Visit with the Japan of the South Korean president Kim Dae-Jung.
- November 16th: New revival program of an amount of 1.000 Mandelevium FRF
Americas
Latin America
- 21 - January 25th, Cuba: Visit “historical” Jean-Paul II with Havana, where it is received triumphantly by Fidel Castro.
- February 6th, Dominican Republic: Died of the Austrian singer Falco, following an car accident.
- March 23rd, Nicaragua: Agreements of cease-fire between the government Sandinista and the Countered .
- April 18th: Meeting of the American states with Santiago of Chile, for creation from here 2005 of a zone of free trade, but the Latin States, and in particular those of the Mercosur affirm their independence vis-a-vis the the United States.
- May 17th: American concessions in the application to Europeans of the Helms-Burton laws and Kennedy-Amato concerning the trade with Cuba.
- September 2nd: Devaluation of the peso Colombia N.
- September 14th, Ecuador: Devaluation of 15 % of the national currency, “sugar”.
- October 4th, Mexico: Héctor Terán Terán, governor of Low-California, dies of an heart attack.
- October 16th: Surprised arrest, with the the United Kingdom, of the dictator Chile in Augusto Pinochet.
- October 26th: Agreements between the Ecuador and the Peru, settling their frontier disagreement.
- December 23rd, Peru: The supreme decree Nº 023-98-AG. create the reserved Zone - one thus calls areas which, gathering the conditions to be regarded as natural Zones protégées' , ask for the realization of complementary studies in order to determine, amongst other things, the extent and the category which will correspond to each one - of the Valley of the Río Rímac , the river which feeds out of water the Peruvian capital.
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Propagation of the economic crisis of Asia towards the Latin America and Russia. Massive assistance of the IMF in Brazil.
Canada
- January 6th with the January 10th: The south of the Quebec especially, but also part of the Ontario and the close United States receive from 50 mm to 105 mm of Verglas, causing the breaking of the lines of transport of electricity and depriving of current more than four million people for periods going until several weeks according to the area.
the United States
- January 5th: Beginning of the episode of massive Glaze of 1998 with the North-East of the North America during 5 days.
- January 7th: Deposition of Monica Lewinsky putting in difficulty Bill Clinton in the business Paula Jones.
- January 17th: Bill Clinton denies, under oath, to have had sexual relationships with Monica Lewinsky.
- May 11th: Unemployment with low since 1970: (4,3 %).
- May 16th: The government of American worries about the monopoly of data-processing matter Microsoft.
- May 27th: Of a budget surplus record (39 Mds of dollar) announces.
- June: Foundation of the Radical Black Congress with Chicago.
- September 9th: The prosecutor Kenneth Starr delivers 36 paperboards of documents, results of his investigation on the connection between the president Bill Clinton, and an obscure trainee of the White House, Monica Lewinsky.
- September 11th: Diffusion on Internet of the report/ratio on the business Monica Lewinsky.
- September 23rd: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York organizes in the urgency the rescue of the Hedge fund Long Term Capital Management, holder of more than 100 billion dollars positions on the bond markets, in quasi-bankruptcy.
- October 3rd: Meeting with Washington of G7, in full context of stock exchange crisis. But it does not make any concrete decision.
- October 8th: Opening of a procedure of Impeachment against Bill Clinton, within the framework of the Business Lewinski.
- October 19th: Lawsuit against the firm Microsoft Corporation of Bill Gates, shown situation of monopoly.
- November: Renewal of tension enters the the United States and the Iraq.
- November 3rd: The legislative elections are marked by a stagnation of the Republican party, which however preserves the majority at the Congress but which does not benefit from a Lewinski effect.
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Poor People' S Economic Human Right Campaign (PPEHRC).
- the United States devotes 229 billion dollars (constant 1992) to defense, that is to say 5,7% of GDP. In 1989, the resources devoted to defense were of 338 billion dollars (3,2% of the GDP). But in the same amount of time, the share of the military expenditure compared to the rest of the world passed from 28% to 32%.
- Grandes fusions: Exxon - Mobil, Citicorp-Travelers Group, NationsBank - BankAmerica, Daimler-Benz - Chrysler.
Oceania & the Pacific
New Caledonia
- May 5th: Signature of the Agreements of Noumea.
- July 6th: The joined together congress with Versailles approves the agreements on the New Caledonia.
- November 8th: Approval by French referendum of the agreements of Noumea (72 %), envisaging the emancipation of the territory.
New Guinea-News-Guinea
- July 17th: Two seisms magnitude 7.1 start a Raz-de-marée on the northern coast.
Economy
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January 1st: Decision of OPEC, guided by the Saudi Arabia, to raise its production of 10%. The oil price passes from 19 dollars the barrel in October 1997 to 12 dollars in August 1998. It crumbles until falling in lower part from 10 in in February 1999, but in August, it goes up above 20 dollars, to reach 30 dollars in February 2000, OPEC having succeeds in obtaining its members the respect of engagements of production reduction, whereas the world demand is hardened.
- March 22nd: Beginning of a concerted fall of the production of oil, following the fall of the prices.
- April 28th: Suspension of the negotiations for the signature of the Multilateral agreement on the Investments (FRIENDLY).
- May 7th: Historical fusion between the car manufacturers Daimler-Benz and Chrysler announces.
- June 2nd: 86e International Conference of Work: convention prohibiting the most dangerous forms of the Work the children.
- August 11th: Repurchase of Amoco by BP.
- August 20th: Beginning of stock exchange panic following the crisis in Russia, Wall Street loses 15 %.
- September:
- Agreement between Stock Exchange of London and Frankfurt to form a European money market.
- Crash of all the stock exchange places (at the end of September at the beginning of October).
- October 20th: Discrete burial of the Multilateral agreement on the Investments (FRIENDLY), on the initiative in particular of France.
- October 29th: Decision to build a Pipeline from the Central Asia towards Turkey.
- November 17th: Meeting of the APEC with Kuala Lumpur, the organization proves to be impotent vis-a-vis the crisis.
- November 30th: Deutsche Bank repurchases Bankers Group, which makes the first world banking group of it.
- December: Fusion of Exxon and Mobil, which were the first two American companies.
- December 9th: The barrel of petrol of have brent master key for the first time for twelve years under the bar of the 10 $.
Chronologies sets of themes
Arts & culture
See also: 1998 with the cinema, 1998 in music, 1998 in literature, 1998 with the theater, 1998 as a cartoon, 1998 on television
- Cinema
- March 23rd: The film “ Titanic ” realized by James Cameron is crowned better film year 1997 by obtaining eleven Oscars, equalizing the record of “ Ben Hur ” in 1960.
- Festivals: September 27th: rebirth of the procession of the Ox Fatty, with Paris. This floret of the Carnaval of Paris had not left since 1952.
- Aeronautical: 1998 in aeronautics
- Railroads: 1998 in the railroads
- Sport: 1998 in Data-processing sport
- : 1998 in data processing
Sport
- June 6th: The Spanish tennis player Arantxa Sanchez gains the Tournoi of Roland Garros for the second time.
- June 7th: The Spanish tennis player Carlos Moya gains the tournament of Roland-Garros.
- June 9th: Opening ceremony from World the 98 of Football.
- July 12th: Finally World 98 of football, the team of France beats the Brésil at the time of the finale of the 16th football world cup 3 goals with 0.
Bullfighting
- June 24th: With Alicante (Spain), alternate of Miguel Abellán, Spanish Matador.
- September 15th: With Salamanque (Spain), alternate of Domingo López Cháves, Spanish Matador.
- September 18th: With Nimes (Gard), alternative of Julián López Escobar known as “El Juli”, Spanish matador.
Price
Nobel Prize
- Nobel Prize of physics: Robert B. Laughlin, Horst L. Störmer and Daniel Tsui
- Nobel Prize of chemistry: Walter Kohn, John A. Pople
- Nobel Prize of physiology or medicine: Robert F. Furchgott, Louis J. Ignarro and Ferid Murad
- Nobel Prize of literature: Jose Saramago
- Nobel Prize of peace: John Hume and David Trimble
Medal Fields
- Maxim Kontsevich ; Richard Borcherds; Timothy Gowers ; Curtis McMullen .
Births in 1998
April
- April 9th: It Fanning, American actress
Death in 1998
First quarter
- January 3rd: Helen Wills Moody, American player of Tennis, 92 years
- January 4th: Mae Questel, actress
- January 4th: Raymond Bruckberger, Dominican father and French writer
- January 5th: Sony Bono, actor and singer
- January 9th: Sir Michael Tippett, Type-setter English. (° January 2nd 1905).
- February 6th: Haroun Tazieff, geologist and vulcanologist French
- February 10th: Maurice Schumann, politician and academician French
- February 17th: Ernst Jünger, German writer, 102 years
- February 27th: J.T. Walsh, actor
- March 8th: Ray Nitschke, (American football - E. - U.)
- March 10th: Lloyd Bridges, actor
- March 20th: Gilbert Bourdin, inhabitant of Martinique spiritual leader of the community of the Mandarom (° June 25th 1923).
- March 25th: Daniel Massey, actor
Second quarters
- April 3rd: Jackie Sardou, French actress
- April 6th: Rudy Dhaenens, (Cycling - Belgium)
- April 8th: Yves Mourousi, former presenter of the tv news
- April 13rd:
- Patrick de Gayardon, French parachutist
- Bahi Ladgham, politician Tunisia N. Old Prime Minister (° June 18th 1913).
- April 16th: Pol Pot, former dictator of Kampuchea
- April 17th: Simon of the Brush, actor
- April 19th: Armand Jammot, producer of French television
- April 26th: Dominique Aury, writer Frenchwoman
- April 27th: Carlos Castaneda, American anthropologist
- May 2nd: Hideto Matsumoto, known as Hide, singer and guitarist Japanese
- May 9th: Alice Faye, American singer
- May 10th: Clara Rockmore, instrumentalist virtuoso of the Thérémine
- May 14th: Frank Sinatra, actor and singer (° December 12th 1915)
- May 15th: Earl Manigault, (Basketball - E. - U.)
- May 29th: Barry Goldwater, American politician
- June 13rd: Fernand Sastre, former president of the leading authorities of French football
- June 13rd: Eric Tabarly, navigator, French, (° 1931).
- June 23rd: Maureen O' Sullivan, actress, mother of Mia Farrow - Ireland
- June 25th: Matoub Lounès, Algerian singer assassinated
Third quarters
- July 6th: Roy Rogers, actor and singer
- July 13rd: Pierre Garonnaire, (Football - France)
- July 21st
- Alan Shepard, first American astronaut in space (° November 18th 1923)
- Robert Young, actor
- July 27th: Binnie Barnes, actress
- August 3rd
- Youri Artioukhine, Russian cosmonaut (° June 22nd 1930)
- Alfred Schnittke, Soviet type-setter of German origin
- August 18th: Otto Wichterle, Czech Chemist inventive of the flexible contact lenses
- August 24th: E.G. Marshall, actor
- September 2nd: Jackie Blanchflower, (Football - Northern Ireland)
- September 5th: Verner Panton, designer Danish
- September 6th: Akira Kurosawa, realizer
- September 11th: Dane Clark, actor
- September 21st: Florence Griffith Joyner, (Athletics - E. - U.)
Fourth quarters
- October 1st: Pauline Julien, Québécois singer
- October 2nd: Olivier Gendebien, racing driver
- October 2nd: Gene Autry, actor
- October 3rd: Roddy McDowall, actor
- October 11th: Andreas Schaefer, Belgian theologist
- October 12th: Matthew Shepard, American student (assassinated) (° 1976)
- October 17th: Joan Hickson, actress
- October 23rd: Christopher Gable, actress and dancer
- November 4th: Felix Giband, singer of opera
- November 8th: Jean Marsh, actor
- November 10th: Hall Newhouser, (Baseball E. - U.)
- November 13rd: Edwige Feuillère, actress
- November 13rd: Valerie Hobson, actress
- November 17th: Jacques Doctor, politician French
- November 19th: Alan J. Pakula, producer, actor
- December 6th: César Baldaccini, French sculptor
- December 9th: archie Moore, (Boxing - E. - U.)
- December 14th: Lew Rank, producer
- December 18th: Lev Demine, Soviet cosmonaut († January 11th 1926)
- December 19th: Antonio Ordóñez, Spanish Matador (° February 16th 1932)
- December 23rd: David Manners, actor
- December 30th: Jean-Claude Forest, author of Cartoon French (° September 11th 1930)
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