Deaths in June 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in June 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.

June 1987

1

• Khwaja Ahmad Abbas, 72, Indian film director, novelist and journalist.
• Errol Barrow, 67, Caribbean statesman, Prime Minister of Barbados.[1]
• Francis B. Burch, 68, American politician, Attorney General of Maryland, cancer.[2]
• Rashid Karami, 65, Lebanese statesman, Prime Minister of Lebanon, assassinated.[3]

2

• Georges Doriot, 87, French-born American businessman, founded American Research and Development Corporation, cancer.[4]
• Klaus Gamber, 70, German Catholic liturgist.
• Sammy Kaye, 77, American bandleader and songwriter ("Blueberry Hill", "Harbour Lights"), cancer.[5]
• François Perroux, 83, French economist, professor at the Collège de France.[6]
• Sebastiaan Matheus Sigismund de Ranitz, 86, Dutch jurist and Nazi collaborator.[7]
• Andrés Segovia, 94, Spanish virtuoso classical guitarist, heart attack.[8]

3

• Bruno Bernard, 75, American photographer known for pin-up photography of Marilyn Monroe, cancer.[9]
• Jackie Fields, 79, American professional boxer, world welterweight champion.[10]
• Curt McDowell, 42, American underground filmmaker, AIDS.[11]
• Malcolm McLeod, 73, American law enforcement officer, Sheriff of Robeson County, North Carolina, heart attack.[12]
• Alan Montagu-Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, 52, British landowner and hereditary peer, member of the House of Lords.[13]
• Will Sampson, 53, American actor (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), kidney failure.[14]
• Herbert Schultze, 77, German submarine commander during World War II.

4

• Maurizio Vitale Cesa, 41, Italian entrepreneur and sportswear inventor, AIDS.[15]
• Ann Evers, 71, American film actress.
• Noel Guillen, 60, Trinidadian cricketer.[16]
• Dean Moon, 60, American automobile designer.[17]

5

• Mansel Carter, 85, American businessman and prospector, cancer.
• Vasant Kumar Pandit, 66, Indian politician, member of parliament.

6

• Alexander Altmann, 81, Austro-Hungarian–born American Orthodox Jewish scholar and rabbi.[18]
• Colin Colahan, 90, Australian painter and sculptor.[19]
• Fulton Mackay, 64, Scottish actor and playwright, stomach cancer.[20]
• Mari Mori, 84, Japanese author, heart failure.[21]
• Richard Münch, 71, German actor.
• Eduard Petiška, 63, Czechoslovakian writer.
• Aneesur Rahman, 59, Indian-born American physicist (molecular dynamics).[22]
• Dragan Sotirović, 74, Serbian-born major in the Yugoslavian army.

7

• John Blofeld, 74, British writer on Asian thought and religion, cancer.[23]
• Shosei Go, 70, Taiwanese baseballer who played in Japan (Mainichi Orions, Tokyo Giants).[24]
• Hashimoto Mantaro, 54, Japanese sinologist and linguist.[25]
• Herbert M. Seneviratne, 61, Sri Lankan lyricist and actor.[26]
• Cahit Zarifoğlu, 46, Turkish poet and writer.[27]

8

• Gary Driscoll, 41, American R&B-style drummer, murdered.[28]
• George Finey, 92, Australian newspaper artist.[29]
• Yogi Horton, 33, American R&B, funk, jazz and rock drummer, suicide.
• Alexander Iolas, 79, Egyptian-born American art gallerist, AIDS.[30]
• Daniel Mandell, 91, American film editor.[31]
• Jacques Fred Petrus, 39, West Indian–born businessman and a pioneer of post-disco music, murdered.

9

• Kenneth Althaus, 91, American brigadier general in the U.S. Army.[32]
• Raya Dunayevskaya, 77, Russian-born American philosopher, founder of Marxist humanism in the United States.[33]
• Monique Haas, 77, French pianist.[34]
• Gustaf Håkansson, 101, Swedish cyclist who cycled the length of Sweden in a race at age 66.[35]
• Louis Van Iersel, 93, American sergeant in the U.S. Army, Medal of Honor recipient.[36]
• Madge Kennedy, 96, American actress, respiratory failure.[37]
• Grandon Rhodes, 82, American actor.[38]
• Wilhelm Runge, 91, German electrical engineer and physicist (radar).

10

• Daud Beureueh, 87, Indonesian military governor of Aceh.[39]
• Shamraj Bhalerao, 88, Indian noble.
• Elizabeth Hartman, 43, American actress (A Patch of Blue, You're a Big Boy Now).[40]
• Jeevan, 71, Indian actor.
• Alain Montpetit, 36, Canadian television and radio personality and actor, overdose.
• Booty Wood, 67, American jazz trombonist.[41]

11

• Ralph Guldahl, 75, American professional golfer, heart attack.[42]
• Aleksandr Lokshin, 66, Soviet composer of classical music.
• Enrique del Moral, 82, Mexican architect.
• Álvaro Vieira Pinto, 77, Brazilian philosopher and translator.
• B. S. Madhava Rao, 87, Indian mathematician and physicist.
• Dan Vadis, 49, American actor (The Triumph of Hercules), overdose.

12

• Tuvia Bielski, 81, Belarusian militant, leader of the Bielski group.[43]
• Bill Edwards, 81, American NFL coach (Detroit Lions).[44]
• Paul Janes, 75, German international footballer (Fortuna Düsseldorf, Germany).[45]
• C. F. Russell, 90, American occultist.
• Apostol Sokolov, 69, Bulgarian international footballer (Levski Sofia, Bulgaria).[46]
• Józef Tusk, 80, Polish luthier, grandfather of Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk.

13

• Huck Betts, 90, American Major League baseballer (Philadelphia Phillies).[47]
• Vera Caspary, 87, American screenwriter, novelist and playwright, stroke.[48]
• Bernard Hesling, 82, British-born Australian muralist and painter.[49]
• Johnny High, 30, American NBA basketballer (Phoenix Suns), car accident.[50]
• Kanam E. J., 61, Indian novelist, short story writer and lyricist.
• Heinz Kloss, 82, German linguist.[51]
• Cemil Meriç, 70, Turkish writer and translator.[52]
• Geraldine Page, 62, American actress (The Trip to Bountiful, Hondo, Summer and Smoke), heart attack.[53]

14

• Stanisław Bareja, 57, Polish filmmaker (Teddy Bear).
• Curt Boettcher, 43, American musician and record producer, heart attack.[54]
• Les Favell, 57, Australian test cricketer.[55]
• Burhanuddin Harahap, 70, Indonesian politician and lawyer, Prime Minister of Indonesia, heart attack.[56]

15

• Walter Heller, 71, American economist, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, heart attack.[57]
• J. M. Johnson, 75, Nigerian politician and Federal Cabinet Minister.

16

• Marguerite de Angeli, 98, American writer and illustrator of children's books (The Door in the Wall).[58]
• June Knight, 74, American actress and singer, stroke.[59]
• Wandjuk Marika, 56–57, Aboriginal Australian painter, actor and indigenous land rights activist.[60]
• Mangal Singh, 95, Indian politician and legislator, member of Central Legislative Assembly.
• Kōji Tsuruta, 62, Japanese actor and singer, lung cancer.
• Kid Thomas Valentine, 91, American jazz trumpeter and bandleader.[61]

17

• Dick Howser, 51, American Major League baseballer and manager (Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals), brain tumour.[62]

18

• Harold F. Cherniss, 83, American classicist and historian of ancient philosophy.[63]
• Jay Lawrence, 63, American stand-up comedian and actor.[64]
• Bruce Marshall, 87, Scottish writer (Father Malachy's Miracle).[65]
• Georgy Nissky, 84, Soviet painter.[66]
• Art Spector, 66, American NBA basketballer (Boston Celtics).[67]

19

• C. R. Cheney, 80, English medieval historian.[68]
• Teresa Cormack, 6, New Zealand murder victim.
• Ian Donald, 76, English physician, pioneered diagnostic use of ultrasound in obstetrics.[69]
• Joseph Schwab, 26, German spree killer in Australia, shot by police.[70]
• Pearl Vasudevi, 72, Sri Lankan actress.[71]

20

• Salim Ali, 90, Indian ornithologist and naturalist, prostate cancer.[72]
• Frederic B. Butler, 90, American general in the U.S. Army.[73]
• Leonid Kharitonov, 57, Soviet actor, stroke.
• Hiro Saga, 73, Japanese noblewoman and memoir writer.

21

• Mariano Cañardo, 81, Spanish road racing cyclist.
• Abram Chasins, 83, American composer, pianist and author, cancer.[74]
• Eastman Jacobs, 84–85, American aerodynamicist.[75]
• Madman Muntz, 73, American businessman, engineer and car salesman, lung cancer.[76]
• Kyril Vassilev, 79, Bulgarian-born American portrait painter, heart attack.[77]
• Phil Weintraub, 79, American Major League baseballer (New York Giants), heart attack.[78]

22

• Nicholas Alkemade, 64, British tail gunner in the R.A.F. during World War II, survived freefall of 5.5 km.[79]
• Fred Astaire, 88, American actor, singer and dancer (Funny Face, The Towering Inferno), pneumonia.[80]
• Mao Bangchu, 83, Chinese army general.[81]
• John Hewitt, 79, Northern Irish poet.[82]
• Muhammad Taqi-ud-Din al-Hilali, 94, Moroccan Salafi.
• Joseph Meyer, 93, American songwriter ("California, Here I Come"; "If You Knew Susie").
• Robert N. C. Nix Sr., 88, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, cardiac arrest.[83]
• Frank Rehak, 60, American jazz trombonist, throat cancer.

23

• Adrienne Gessner, 90, Austrian actress.[84]
• Tito Lara, 54, Puerto Rican singer.
• Mary Somerset, Duchess of Beaufort, 90, British peeress, niece of Queen Mary.[85]
• Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo, 86, Indonesian founder of the Subud movement.[86]

24

• Linc Chamberland, 46, American jazz guitarist, leukemia.
• Jackie Gleason, 71, American actor and comedian (The Hustler, Smokey and the Bandit), cancer.[87]
• Hines Johnson, 76, Jamaican Test cricketer for the West Indies.[88]

25

• John Ness Beck, 56, American composer and arranger of choral music, cancer.
• Boudleaux Bryant, 67, half of American husband-and-wife songwriting team ("Love Hurts", "Wake Up Little Susie"), cancer.[89]
• Nibaran Chandra Laskar, 85, Indian singer and politician, member of parliament.[90]
• Tony Skyrme, 64, British physicist, embolism.[91]

26

• Henk Badings, 80, Indonesian-born Dutch composer.[92]
• Arthur F. Burns, 83, Austro-Hungarian–born American diplomat, U.S. Ambassador to West Germany, heart surgery.[93]
• George Johnson, 74, American jazz reedist.
• Wayne Meylan, 41, American NFL footballer (Cleveland Browns), plane crash.[94]
• Richard Pim, 86, British civil servant and naval officer.[95]
• Gerhard Wagner, 88, German naval rear admiral.[96]
• Tony Webster, 65, American screenwriter, esophageal cancer.[97]

27

• Ratomir Dugonjić, 71, Yugoslavian politician and ambassador, president of the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
• Althea Flynt, 33, American co-publisher of Hustler magazine, wife of Larry Flynt, drowning after overdose.[98]
• Pat McGuigan, 52, Irish singer.
• Donald Nixon, 72, American brother of U.S. President Richard Nixon, pneumonia.[99]
• František Šafránek, 56, Czechoslovakian international footballer (Dukla Prague, Czechoslovakia), heart failure.[100]
• W. Horace Schmidlapp, 71, American investment banker and Broadway producer, husband of Carole Landis.[101]
• Billy Snedden, 60, Australian politician, speaker of the House of Representatives, Leader of the Opposition, heart attack.[102]

28

• Gajananrao Joshi, 76, Indian vocalist and violinist.
• Jim Taylor, 86, Australian-born Papua New Guinean explorer, pneumonia.[103]

29

• Elizabeth Cotten, 94, American folk and blues musician.[104]
• C. Hamilton Ellis, 78, English railway writer and painter.[105]
• Antonio Janni, 82, Italian football manager and international player (Torino, Italy), Olympic medalist.[106]
• Ērihs Pētersons, 77, Latvian international footballer (RFK Riga, Latvia) and ice hockey player (Latvia).
• Murray Sanders, 77, American physician and military officer, biological warfare pioneer in World War II.[107]
• Shmuel Tamir, 64, Israeli independence fighter and lawyer.[108]

30

• Ramani Bartholomeusz, 20, Sri Lankan actress and model, Miss Sri Lanka 1985, pushed out of moving car.[109]
• King Donovan, 69, American actor and director, cancer.[110]
• Maurice Geraghty, 78, American screenwriter, film director and producer.
• Li Hanhun, 91, Chinese army general.
• Federico Mompou, 94, Spanish composer and pianist, respiratory failure.[111]

Unknown date

• Glen Daly, 66–67, Scottish singer and entertainer ("The Celtic Song").[112]
• John J. Reynolds, 97, American Olympic marathoner.[113]

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