Deaths in June 1989
The following is a list of notable deaths in June 1989.
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.
June 1989
1
- Dharmasena Attygalle, 64, Sri Lankan politician.
- Emery Hawkins, 77, American animator.
- Aurelio Lampredi, 71, Italian automobile and aircraft engine designer.
- Alexis Lichine, 75, Russian wine writer and entrepreneur.[1]
- Edward J. McShane, 85, American mathematician, congestive heart failure.
- Charles Vanden Wouwer, 72, English-Belgian international footballer.
2
- Guido Agosti, 87, Italian pianist and piano teacher.
- Smith Barrier, 72, American sports journalist.
- Ted à Beckett, 81, Australian test cricketer.
- Dick Mayer, 64, American professional golfer.
- Frederic Prokosch, 83, American writer.[2]
- Takeo Watanabe, 56, Japanese musician and composer.
3
- Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, 86 or 89, Iranian religious leader, Supreme Leader of Iran, heart attack.
- Frank Laming, 80, Scottish Anglican priest.
- Wynne Samuel, 77, Welsh politician.
4
- Dik Browne, 71, American cartoonist, cancer.[3][4]
- Cecil Collins, 81, English painter and printmaker.
- Vernon Cracknell, 77, New Zealand politician.
- Franca Helg, 69, Italian designer and architect.
5
- Baby Huwae, 49, Dutch-Indonesian actress, model and singer.
- André Michel, 81, French film director and screenwriter.
- Maurice Philippe, 57, British aircraft and Formula One car designer.
6
- Richard P. Graves, 82, American director of the League of California Cities.
- Richard Kahn, Baron Kahn, 83, British economist.
- Michael O'Farrell, 40, American vice-president of Oakland Hells Angels Motorcycle Club, murdered.
- Ernest John Primeau, 79, American Roman Catholic bishop.
- Laxman Singh, 81, Indian last ruling Maharawal (Maharaja) of the state of Dungarpur.
7
- Donn Beach, 82, American adventurer, businessman and World War II veteran, liver cancer.[5]
- Jorge Córdova, 76, Chilean international footballer.
- Jim Cristy, 76, American swimmer and Olympic medalist, financial manager for the Updike Company.
- William McLean Hamilton, 70, Canadian politician.
- Chico Landi, 81, Brazilian Formula One racing driver.
- Nara Leão, 47, Brazilian singer, brain tumour.[6]
- Paulo Leminski, 74, Brazilian writer, poet and journalist, liver cirrhosis.
- George Roughton, 79, English footballer.
- Jane Weiller, 77, American golfer.
8
- Bibb Falk, 90, American Major League baseballer.[7]
- Albert Spaggiari, 56, French criminal.[8]
- Emil Verban, 73, American Major League baseballer.[9]
9
- George Beadle, 85, American geneticist, Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine.[10]
- Rashid Behbudov, 73, Azerbaijani singer and actor.[11]
- Norman Brearley, 98, Australian commercial and military pilot, pioneer of Australian airline industry.
- James Horstead, 91, Anglican bishop of Sierra Leone and Archbishop of West Africa.
- Vladimir Kasatonov, 78, Soviet military leader and fleet admiral.
- Huang Yan, 76, Chinese politician.
- José López Rega, 72, Argentine politician, Minister of Social Welfare, diabetes.[12][13]
- Wolfdietrich Schnurre, 68, German writer, heart failure.
- Piotr Vasiliev, 80, Soviet realist painter.
10
- James Greenway, 86, American ornithologist.
- Martin Kottler, 79, American NFL footballer.
- Juan Bustillo Oro, 85, Mexican film director, screenwriter and producer.
- Richard Quine, 68, American actor, director and singer, suicide by shooting.[14]
- Suleyman Rustam, 83, Soviet poet, playwright and translator.
- Joe Stripp, 86, American Major League baseballer.
11
- Ronald Eric Bishop, 86, British engineer, chief designer of the de Havilland Mosquito.[15]
- Jack McMahon, 60, American NBA basketballer and coach.
12
- Eduardo Dualde, 55, Spanish hockey player and Olympic medalist.
- Nilufer Hanımsultan, 73, Ottoman princess.
- Lou Monte, 72, Italian-American singer.
13
- Fran Allison, 81, American television and radio personality, myelodysplasia.[16]
- William Grasso, Italian-American mobster, murdered.
- Ray Sherry, 64, Australian politician, member of the Australian Parliament.
- Howard Simons, 60, American editor of Washington Post at time of the Watergate scandal, pancreatic cancer.[17]
14
- Dame Zara Bate, 80, Australian fashion entrepreneur, wife of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt.
- Pete de Freitas, 27, English musician and producer, motorcycle accident.
- Wei Guoqing, 75, Chinese government official, military officer and political commissar.
- Heber Austin Ladner, 86, American politician, Secretary of State of Mississippi, heart disease.
- Joseph Malula, 71, Congolese archbishop and cardinal.[18]
- Yitzchok Yaakov Weiss, 87, Israeli rabbi, heart attack.
15
- Maurice Bellemare, 77, Canadian politician, diabetes.
- Roberto Camardiel, 71, Spanish theatre director and actor, bone disease.
- Victor French, 54, American actor and director, lung cancer.[19]
- Judy Johnson, 89, American Negro League baseballer.[20]
- Ray McAnally, 63, Irish actor, heart attack.[21]
- Luis Ricceri, 88, Italian Roman Catholic priest.
16
- Helga Haase, 55, East German speed skater and Olympic gold medalist.
- Celia Lynch, 81, Irish politician.
- Antonio Román, 77, Spanish film director, screenwriter and film producer.
- John Westbrook, 66, English actor.
17
- S. David Griggs, 49, United States Navy officer and NASA astronaut.
- John Matuszak, 38, American football player and actor, accidental overdose.[22]
- Pat Parker, 45, American poet and activist, breast cancer.
18
- Ennio Balbo, 67, Italian film, television and voice actor.
- Bobby Cross, 57, American NFL footballer.
- George C. Pimentel, 67, American chemist and researcher, intestinal cancer.[23]
- I. F. Stone, 81, American investigative journalist, writer and author, heart attack.[24]
19
- Betti Alver, 82, Estonian poet.
- Yevgeny Kabanov, 70, Soviet Naval Aviation major general.
- Andrey Prokofyev, 30, Soviet sprinter and Olympic gold medalist, suicide.
20
- Dona Drake, 74, American singer, dancer and film actress, pneumonia.
21
- Ron Bailey, 75, Australian international rugby league footballer.
- Lee Calhoun, 56, American hurdler, dual Olympic gold medalist.[25]
- Aleksandr Safronov, 36, Soviet speed skater and Olympian.
- Edmond Sollberger, 68, Turkish-Swiss–British museum curator, scholar of the Sumerian language.
22
- Anton Dermota, 79, Slovene lyric tenor.[26]
- William Fletcher-Vane, 80, British politician, member of the House of Lords.
- Robert Körner, 64, Austrian international footballer.
- Henri Sauguet, 88, French composer.[27]
- Isaac Starr, 94, American physician, heart disease specialist and clinical epidemiologist.[28]
23
- Michel Aflaq, 79, Syrian philosopher and Arab nationalist, complications from heart surgery.[29]
- Werner Best, 85, German Nazi Party leader, organiser of the SS-Einsatzgruppen paramilitary death squads.[30]
- Timothy Manning, 79, Irish-American Roman Catholic archbishop.[31]
24
- Russell Meiggs, 86, British ancient historian.
- Hibari Misora, 52, Japanese singer and actress.[32]
- Ghulam Raziq, 56, Pakistani hurdler and Olympian.
- Prince Vasili Alexandrovich of Russia, 81, Russian-American nephew of Tsar Nicholas II.[33]
25
- Idris Cox, 89, Welsh communist activist and newspaper editor.
- M. A. Daniel, 35, Sri Lankan politician, murdered.
26
- Howard Charles Green, 93, Canadian federal politician.
- Walter Ralston Martin, 60, American Baptist Christian minister and author.
- Inger Stender, 76, Danish actress of stage, film and television.
27
- Sir Alfred Ayer, 78, English philosopher.[34]
- Jack Buetel, 73, American film and television actor.[35]
- Dorothy Bullitt, 97, American businesswoman and philanthropist.
- Michele Lupo, 56, Italian film director.[36]
- Gregory McMahon, 74, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
- Stevan Vilotić, 63, Yugoslav footballer and manager.
28
- Karl Bendetsen, 81, American politician and military officer, U.S. Under Secretary of the Army.
- Joris Ivens, 90, Dutch documentary filmmaker.[37]
- Mike Sebastian, 79, American NFL footballer.
29
- Kazuo Mori, 78, Japanese film director
30
- Hilmar Baunsgaard, 69, Danish politician, Prime Minister of Denmark.[38]
- John Bloomfield, 87, Australian politician.
- Jim Dewar, 67, American footballer.
- Rostislav Plyatt, 80, Russian stage and film actor.
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- ^ "Frederic Prokosch Is Dead at 81; Novelist and Portrayer of Literati". The New York Times. June 3, 1989. p. 1 11. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ "Dik Browne; Cartoonist Drew 'Hagar,' 'Hi and Lois'". Los Angeles Times. June 6, 1989. Retrieved November 5, 2021.
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- ^ "Donn Beach, Restaurateur, 81". The New York Times. June 9, 1989. p. D 17. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ "Cronologia Nara Leão" [Nara Leão Chronology] (in Portuguese). Retrieved November 5, 2021.
- ^ "Bibb Falk, Ballplayer, Dies at 90". The New York Times. June 10, 1989. p. 1 12. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ Constance L. Hays (June 12, 1989). "Albert Spaggiari, 57, Mastermind Of Notorious Riviera Bank Heist". The New York Times. p. D 13. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ "Emil Verban, 73; All-Star Infielder". The New York Times. June 14, 1989. p. D 24. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
- ^ "George Beadle – Facts". NobelPrize.org. Nobel Prize Outreach AB. 2021. Retrieved November 5, 2021.
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- ^ "Anton Dermota, Tenor In Mozart, Dead at 79". The New York Times. June 27, 1989. p. B 5. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
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- ^ "Dr. Isaac Starr, 94, Heart Researcher, Dies". The New York Times. June 28, 1989. p. D 21. Retrieved March 23, 2024.
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