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Lyndon Baines Johnson (president) -- Dead. Died January 22, 1973. Born August 27, 1908. 1960s president who presided over a period of great changes.
Edward G. Robinson (actor) -- Dead. Old age. Died January 26, 1973. Born December 12, 1893. IMDb
John Banner (actor) -- Dead. Died January 28, 1973. Born January 28, 1910. He knew nothing!. IMDb
Tim Holt (actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died February 15, 1973. Born February 5, 1918. Mostly in Westerns like Stagecoach. IMDb
Wally Cox (actor/voice of Underdog) -- Dead. Died February 15, 1973. Born December 6, 1924. An early regular panelist on Hollywood Squares IMDb
Pablo Picasso (artist) -- Dead. Died April 8, 1973. Born October 25, 1881. Leading proponent of the Cubism style, he was a painter, printmaker and sculptor. IBDB IMDb FindAGrave
Irene Ryan (actress) -- Dead. Died April 26, 1973. Born October 17, 1902. Granny on The Beverly Hillbillies. IMDb
Betty Grable (actress) -- Dead. Lung cancer. Died July 2, 1973. Born December 18, 1916. Pin-up girl during WW2. IMDb
Joe E. Brown (actor) -- Dead. Died July 6, 1973. Born July 28, 1892. Many movies, including It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and Some Like It Hot. IMDb
Otto Klemperer (conductor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died July 6, 1973. Born May 14, 1885. Jewish conductor who fled Germany, father of Werner.
Veronica Lake (actress) -- Dead. Hepatitis. Died July 7, 1973. Born November 14, 1919. IMDb
Robert Ryan (actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died July 11, 1973. Born November 11, 1909. The Wild Bunch, The Dirty Dozen and other war flicks and Westerns. IBDB IMDb FindAGrave
Bruce Lee (actor) -- Dead. Brain edema. Died July 20, 1973. Born November 27, 1940. Co-starred on TV's Green Hornet, went on to help popularize martial arts in movies and in real life. IMDb
Michael Dunn (actor) -- Dead. Complications related to dwarfism (but rumored that it might have been suicide. Died August 29, 1973. Born October 20, 1934. IMDb
John Ford (director) -- Dead. Stomach cancer. Died August 31, 1973. Born February 1, 1895. Many westerns and war movies, but also How Green Was My Valley and a Shirley Temple picture (Wee Willie Winkie). IMDb
John R. R. Tolkien (author, linguistics professor) -- Dead. Died September 2, 1973. Born January 3, 1892. The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings and other books, good friend of another famous fantacist, C. S. Lewis with whom he founded The Inklings. IMDb Obituary FindAGrave
Jim Croce (singer) -- Dead. Plane crash. Died September 20, 1973. Born January 10, 1943. "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown" and "Time in a Bottle". IMDb
A. S. Neill (headmaster/writer) -- Dead. Died September 23, 1973. Born October 17, 1883. Started an early progressive school, Summerhill.
Allan Lane (Western actor/voice) -- Dead. Died October 27, 1973. Born September 22, 1904. Voice of Mr. Ed. IMDb FindAGrave
Alan Watts (zen author) -- Dead. Died November 16, 1973. Born January 6, 1915. The Way of Zen.
Allan Sherman (comic musician) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died November 21, 1973. Born November 30, 1924. TV writer/producer, wrote the famous camp song "Hello Mudda, Hello Fadda" in the early '60s. IMDb FindAGrave
Laurence Harvey (actor) -- Dead. Cancer. Died November 25, 1973. Born October 1, 1928. The Manchurian Candidate IMDb FindAGrave
Bobby Darin (singer) -- Dead. Heart disease. Died December 20, 1973. Born May 14, 1936. "Mack the Knife" - teen heartthrob in the '60s, married to Sandra Dee, one of the first white singers signed to the Motown label. IMDb FindAGrave