Deaths in November 1996

The following is a list of notable deaths in November 1996.

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.

November 1996

1

• Maati Bouabid, 68, Prime Minister of Morocco.
• Sid Cann, 85, English football player and manager.[1]
• Lycette Darsonval, 84, French dancer.[2]
• Edgardo Enríquez, 84, Chilean physician, academic and politician.
• Junius Richard Jayewardene, 90, President of Sri Lanka, colon cancer.[3]
• William Johnstone, 88, American actor.
• Clyde Lynn, 60, American racing driver.
• Eric Reissner, 83, German-American civil engineer and mathematician.[4]

2

• Eva Cassidy, 33, American singer and guitarist, melanoma.[5]
• John G. Crommelin, 94, American naval officer and white supremacist politician.[6]
• Joseph Lambert Eustace, 88, Governor-General of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
• Pierre Grimal, 83, French classical philologist.[7]
• Kang Hyo-shil, 64, South Korean actress.
• Yan Jici, 95, Chinese physicist and politician.
• Shanti Swaroop Rana, 47, Indian military officer, killed in action.
• Laurence L. Sloss, 83, American geologist.
• Arnie Tuadles, 40, Filipino basketball player, shot.

3

• Jean-Bedel Bokassa, 75, 2nd President of the Central African Republic and Emperor of Central Africa, heart attack.[8]
• William Clarke, 45, American blues harmonica player and singer.[9]
• Ray Mansfield, 55, American gridiron football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers), heart attack.[10]
• Marian Plezia, 79, Polish historian.[11]
• Barry Porter, 57, British politician, cancer.
• Yevhen Shcherban, 50, Ukrainian businessman and politician, assassinated, homicide.
• Isaac M. Taylor, 75, American medical academic, pneumonia.[12]
• Abdullah Çatlı, 40, Turkish nationalist and leader of the Grey Wolves, traffic accident.

4

• T. Vincent Learson, 84, American chairman and chief executive officer of IBM.[13]
• Ray Linn, 76, American jazz trumpeter.
• Konstantin Loktev, 63, Russian ice hockey player, liver cirrhosis.[14]
• Gottlieb Weber, 86, Swiss cyclist.[15]

5

• Bunny Breckinridge, 93, American actor and drag queen.[16]
• Allen Broussard, 67, American judge.[17]
• Eddie Harris, 62, American jazz musician, congestive heart failure.[18]
• Joaquín Monserrat, 75, Spanish comedian and host of children programs.[19]
• Wilhelm Sturm, 56, German football player.[20]
• John Dragon Young, 47, Hong Kong-American historian and politician.

6

• Harry Brophy, 80, English football player.
• Vadim Ivanov, 53, Russian football player Russian football player and manager.
• Houn Jiyu-Kennett, 72, British Rōshi.[21]
• Dragan Kresoja, 50, Serbian film director.
• Tommy Lawton, 77, English football player and manager, pneumonia.[22]
• Richard Nelson, 57, American theatrical lighting designer.[23]
• Mario Savio, 53, American activist and Berkeley Free Speech Movement member, heart problems.[24]

7

• Claude Ake, 57, Nigerian political scientist, plane crash.[25]
• Beauford T. Anderson, 74, United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor.
• Feliciano Centurión, 34, Paraguayan visual artist, AIDS-related complications.
• Bill Chisholm, 87, American athletics competitor.[26]
• Carmell Jones, 60, American jazz trumpet player, heart failure.[27]
• Hans Klodt, 82, German football player.[28]
• Sverre Kolterud, 88, Norwegian Nordic combined skier.[29]
• Salvatore Lauricella, 74, Italian politician and mayor.
• Bosh Pritchard, 77, American National Football League football player.[30]
• Jaja Wachuku, 78, Nigerian prince, politician, diplomat and Pan-Africanist.

8

• Andrés Rivero Agüero, 91, Cuban politician.
• Laurence Baxter, 42, English statistician.
• Peter Fowler, 73, British physicist.[31]
• Johannes Frömming, 86, German harness racing driver and trainer.[32]
• Franklin Gritts, 81, Native American painter and commercial artist.
• Mathews I, 89, Indian Supreme Primate of the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church.[33]
• Tan Onuma, 78, Japanese writer.
• Sydney Selwyn, 62, British physician and medical scientist, multiple system atrophy.

9

• Gudmundur Arnlaugsson, 83, Icelandic chess player.
• Joe Ghiz, 51, Canadian lawyer and politician, cancer.
• Michel Mitrani, 66, French film director and screenwriter.[34]
• Roger Makins, 1st Baron Sherfield, 92, British diplomat.[35]
• Alvin Straight, 76, American lawn mower traveler.
• Yoshimi Ueda, 90, Japanese basketball player and administrator.

10

• Imam Alimsultanov, 39, Popular Chechen bard and folk singer, homicide.
• Jack Evans, 68, Canadian ice hockey player and coach, prostate cancer.[36]
• Yaki Kadafi, 19, American rapper (Outlawz, Dramacydal), shot.[37]
• Richard Mayo, 94, American Army general and athlete.
• Marjorie Proops, 85, British journalist.[38]
• Manik Varma, 70, Indian classical singer.
• Gucheng Zhou, 98, Chinese politician.

11

• Janice Adair, 91, British film actress.
• Jo Baker, 48, American singer and songwriter, liver disease.[39]
• Eugene Davy, 92, Irish rugby union football player and coach.
• Curt Göransson, 87, Swedish general and commander of the Army.
• Lum Harris, 81, American baseball player, coach, manager, and scout, complications of diabetes.[40]
• Paul J. F. Lusaka, 61, Zambian politician and diplomat.
• Gober Sosebee, 81, American racecar driver, agriculture accident.[41]

12

• Thomas Miller Bell, 73, Canadian politician, lawyer and barrister.
• Don Kenyon, 72, English cricket player.
• Le Nguyen Khang, 65, South Vietnamese commander.
• Peter Leeds, 79, American actor, cancer.[42]
• Cordell Reagon, 53, American singer and activist, homicide.[43]
• Tom Reid, 70, Irish rugby player.
• Vytautas Žalakevičius, 66, Lithuanian film director and writer.[44]

13

• Bill Doggett, 80, American jazz and R&B pianist and organist, heart attack.[45]
• June Gale, 85, American actress, pneumonia.[46]
• James Galloway, 68, American film editor.
• Alma Kitchell, American concert singer.[47]
• Katja Medbøe, 50, Norwegian actress, suicide.
• Swami Rama, Indian yoga guru.
• Bobbie Vaile, 37, Australian astronomer, brain cancer.

14

• Jim Baxes, 68, American Major League Baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians).[48]
• Joseph Bernardin, 68, American Cardinal of the Catholic Church, pancreatic cancer.[49]
• Nell Blaine, 74, American landscape painter and watercolorist.[50]
• Virginia Cherrill, 88, American actress, stroke.[51]
• Giuliano Giuliani, 38, Italian football player, complications of AIDS.
• Nodar Gvakhariya, 64, Soviet water polo player.
• Meridel Le Sueur, 96, American writer.[52]
• Derek Marlowe, 58, English playwright, novelist, and painter.
• Elman Service, 81, American anthropologist.[53]
• Jacomina van den Berg, 86, Dutch gymnast and Olympian.[54]

15

• William Boddington, 85, American field hockey player and Olympian.[55]
• Ellis Wayne Felker, 48, American man convicted of murder, execution by electric chair.[56]
• Henri Friedlaender, 92, Israeli typographer and book designer.[57]
• William E. Hall, 83, United States Naval Reserve officer and recipient of the Medal of Honor.
• Alger Hiss, 92, American State Department official and alleged spy.[58]
• John J. Lenzini, Jr., 49, American horse trainer in Thoroughbred flat racing.
• Lila Shanley, 86, American stuntwoman, actress, and athlete, heart failure.
• Ahmed Zaki, 65, Prime Minister of the Maldives.

16

• Reginald Bevins, 88, British politician.
• Dondinho, 79, Brazilian football player and manager.
• Joe Gonzales, 81, American Major League Baseball player.[59]
• Jens Peter Hansen, 69, Danish football player.
• Masud Karim, 60, Bangladeshi lyricist.
• Liam Naughten, 52, Irish Fine Gael politician, traffic accident.
• Jack Popplewell, 85, English writer and playwright.
• Benjamin Arthur Quarles, 92, American historian, educator, and writer, heart attack.[60]
• Vasil Spasov, 76, Bulgarian football player and manager.[61]

17

• Michele Abruzzo, 91, Italian actor.[62]
• Gus Kyle, 73, Canadian ice hockey player.[63]
• Karl-Heinz Moehle, 86, German U-boat commander during World War II.
• Huo Shilian, 87, Chinese politician.
• Kurt von Ruffin, 95, German actor and opera singer.

18

• Antonije Abramović, 77, Archbishop of the Montenegrin Orthodox Church.
• Bob Bearpark, 53, Canadian soccer coach.
• Zinovy Gerdt, 80, Soviet/Russian actor.
• Douglas Guest, 80, British organist and conductor.[64]
• Charles Hare, 81, British tennis player.
• Raymond Harvey, 76, United States Army lieutenant colonel and recipient of the Medal of Honor.
• James Stuart Holden, 82, American attorney and judge.
• Evelyn Hooker, 89, American psychologist.[65]
• Greer Lankton, 38, American artist and doll maker, drug overdose.[66]
• Charlie Neal, 65, American baseball player, heart failure.[67]
• John Vassall, 72, British civil servant and spy, heart attack.[68]
• Étienne Wolff, 92, French biologist.
• Zhu Zuxiang, 80, Chinese educator.

19

• Gabriel Alonso, 73, Spanish football player.[69]
• Harry Anderson, 90, American illustrator.[70]
• Grace Bates, 82, American mathematician.[71]
• Milton Carpenter, 91, American politician.
• Phil Hankinson, 45, American basketball player, suicide.[72]
• Nicole Hassler, 55, French figure skater and Olympian.[73]
• Véra Korène, 95, Russian-French actress and singer.

20

• Bert Achong, 67, Trinidadian and Tobagonian scientist, brain tumor.
• Jens Boyesen, 76, Norwegian diplomat and politician.
• Danny Dare, 91, American film director and choreographer.[74]
• Liam Dowling, 65, Irish hurler.
• Gustl Gstettenbaur, 82, German actor.[75]
• Bill Sayles, 79, American baseball player.[76]
• Franciszek Strynkiewicz, 103, Polish sculptor.
• Bill Vernon, 59, American radio personality.

21

• Syed Mohammed Mukhtar Ashraf, Indian Sufi saint, spiritual leader and islamic scholar.
• Sandro Continenza, 76, Italian screenwriter.[77]
• Chuck Howard, 63, American television executive, and a pioneer in television sports broadcasting, brain cancer.[78]
• Elmo Langley, 68, American NASCAR driver and owner, heart attack.[79]
• Liu Pang-yu, 53, Taiwanese politician, murdered.
• Bernard Rose, 80, British organist, soldier, and academic.[80]
• Abdus Salam, 70, Pakistani physicist, Nobel Prize laureate, progressive supranuclear palsy.[81]

22

• Stephanie Bachelor, 84, American film actress.
• Peter Barbour, 71, Australian intelligence officer and diplomat.
• Garrett Birkhoff, 85, American mathematician.[82]
• Ray Blanton, 66, American businessman and politician.
• Walter Boos, 68, German film editor and director.[83]
• María Casares, 74, Spanish-French actress, colon cancer.[84]
• Willy Derboven, 57, Belgian road bicycle racer.[85]
• Terence Donovan, 60, English photographer and film director, suicide.[86]
• Robert Jaulin, 68, French ethnologist.[87]
• Mark Lenard, 72, American actor (Star Trek), multiple myeloma.[88]
• Adeniran Ogunsanya, 78, Nigerian lawyer and politician.
• Edmund Teske, 85, American photographer.[89]

23

• Mohamed Amin, 53, Kenyan photojournalist, plane crash.[90]
• Jean-Paul Elkann, 74, French banker.[91]
• Ken Lane, 83, American musician.[92]
• Charlotte Pierce, 92, American actress.
• Art Porter, Jr., 35, American jazz saxophonist, drowned.[93]
• Eve Rimmer, 59, New Zealand paralympic athlete.
• Idries Shah, 72, Indian Sufi writer and teacher.[94]
• Tim Wilson, 42, American gridiron football player.[95]

24

• Loren Bain, 74, American baseball player.[96]
• Edison Denisov, 67, Russian Soviet composer.[97]
• Paulos Mar Gregorios, 74, Indian Metropolitan.
• William Johnstone, 88, American actor.
• Tupua Leupena, 74, Governor-General of Tuvalu.
• Sorley MacLean, 85, Scottish Gaelic poet.[98]
• Louis-Frédéric Nussbaum, 73, French Indologist.[99]
• Michael O'Hehir, 76, Irish sports commentator and journalist.
• Titus Ozon, 69, Romanian football player and manager.[100]

25

• Ricardo López Aranda, 61, Spanish playwright.[101]
• Don Dobie, 69, Australian politician.
• Hans Jura, 75, Austrian cinematographer.
• Margaret Rioch, 89, American psychotherapist.[102]
• Charles Stokes, 94, American politician, jurist, and lawyer, cancer.[103]

26

• Michael Bentine, 74, British comedian, prostate cancer.
• Norman Le Brocq, 74, British communist, trade union activist, and resistance leader during World War II.
• Isabella Henriette van Eeghen, 83, Dutch historian.[104] Added/updated entries
• Guido Gratton, 64, Italian football player.[105]
• Joan Hammond, 84, Australian operatic soprano.[106]
• Philippe Hirschhorn, 50, Latvian violinist, brain cancer.[107]
• Elrey Borge Jeppesen, 89, American aviation pioneer.[108]
• Bill McElwain, 93, American gridiron football player and coach.[109]
• Narinder Singh Randhawa, 69, Indian agricultural scientist and writer.
• Paul Rand, 82, American graphic designer, cancer.[110]

27

• Balot, 70, Filipino comedian and actor, complications from diabetes.
• Nicholas L. Bissell, Jr., 49, American attorney and fraudster, suicide.[111]
• Aloysio Borges, 78, Brazilian modern pentathlete.[112]
• Vladimir Firm, 73, Croatian football player.
• Jack Penn, 87, South African plastic surgeon, sculptor and author.

28

• Charles Bressler, 70, American tenor.[113]
• Harlan Hanson, 71, American educator and director of the Advanced Placement Program.[114]
• Robert J. McCloskey, 74, American diplomat.[115]
• John Jaffurs, 73, American football player and coach.[116]
• Don McNeill, 78, American tennis champion.[117]
• Anna Pollak, 84, English opera singer.[118]

29

• Dick Bilda, 77, American gridiron football player.[119]
• Jordan Cronenweth, 61, American cinematographer (Blade Runner, Peggy Sue Got Married, Altered States), Parkinson's disease.[120]
• Dan Flavin, 63, American minimalist artist, diabetes, diabetes.[121]
• Denis Jenkinson, 75, British motorsports journalist.
• Dragoslav Srejović, 65, Serbian archaeologist, cultural anthropologist and historian.[122]
• Bob Steuber, 75, American gridiron football player.[123]

30

• Ted Petoskey, 85, American athlete, coach in three sports and athletic director.
• Kacem Slimani, 48, Moroccan football player.
• Max Thompson, 74, United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor.
• Tiny Tim, 64, American musician ("Tiptoe Through the Tulips", "Livin' in the Sunlight, Lovin' in the Moonlight"), heart attack.[124]
• Peng Wan-ru, 47, Taiwanese politician, murder, homicide.
• John Williamson, 45, American basketball player, kidney failure.[125]

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