Deaths in October 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in October 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.

October 1987

1

• Richard Blackburn, 69, Australian judge and legal academic, cancer.[1]
• Douglas Cleverdon, 84, English radio producer and bookseller.[2]
• June Clyde, 77, American actress, singer and dancer (A Strange Adventure, A Study in Scarlet).[3]
• Valeriya Golubtsova, 86, Soviet scientist, director of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute.
• Geoffrey Jackson, 72, British diplomat and writer, ambassador to Uruguay, kidnapped by guerrillas.[4]
• Zina Morhange, 78, Polish-born French physician, member of the French Resistance.
• Abdur Rahim, 69, Bangladeshi Islamic scholar and politician.

2

• Madeleine Carroll, 81, English actress (The 39 Steps), pancreatic cancer.[5]
• Sir Peter Medawar, 72, Brazilian-born British biologist, Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine.[6]
• Russell Rouse, 73, American screenwriter, director and producer (The Well, Pillow Talk), heart failure.[7]
• Hryhoriy Vasiura, 72, Soviet officer in the Red Army and in the German Schutzmannschaft, executed.

3

• Jean Anouilh, 77, French dramatist and screenwriter (Antigone), heart attack.[8]
• Catherine Bramwell-Booth, 104, English Salvation Army officer, granddaughter of Salvation Army founder.[9]
• Hans Gál, 97, Austrian and Scottish composer.
• Maria Ivogün, 95, Hungarian soprano singer.[10]
• Kalervo Palsa, 40, Finnish artist, pneumonia.

4

• Mercer Cook, 84, American diplomat and professor, U.S. Ambassador to the Gambia, Senegal and Niger, pneumonia.[11]
• Eric Gandar Dower, 92–93, Scottish politician and businessman, Member of Parliament.[12]
• Mian Arshad Hussain, 77, Pakistani politician and diplomat, Foreign Minister) and Ambassador to Sweden.
• Eloise Wilkin, 83, American illustrator of Little Golden Books, cancer.
• Hubert Yencesse, 87, French sculptor.[13]

5

• Manny Cussins, British businessman, chairman of Waring & Gillow and Leeds United F.C..[14]

6

• Roald Jensen, 44, Norwegian international footballer (Brann, Heart of Midlothian, Norway), heart failure.[15]
• Eugen Steimle, 77, Nazi German SS commander, death sentence commuted.

7

• Charles J. Carney, 74, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, heart ailment.[16]
• Phil Flanagan, 77, American AFL footballer (Boston Shamrocks).
• John Fletcher, 46, English tubist and french horn player, cerebral haemorrhage.
• Greta Granstedt, 80, American film and television actress.
• Cedric Phatudi, 75, South African politician, Chief Minister of Lebowa.[17]
• Sarkes Tarzian, 87, Ottoman-born American engineer, inventor and broadcaster.
• Bobby Walston, 58, American NFL footballer (Philadelphia Eagles), heart attack.[18]

8

• Spencer Gordon Bennet, 94, American film producer and director.[19]
• Alberto Segismundo Cruz, 87, Filipino poet, short story writer and novelist.
• Mona Douglas, 89, British Manx poet, novelist and journalist.
• Rolf Dudley-Williams, 79, British aeronautical engineer and politician, Member of Parliament.[20]
• Roger Lancelyn Green, 68, British biographer and children's writer (King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table).[21]
• Nader Mahdavi, 24, Persian Revolutionary Guard Corps naval commander.
• Donald McWhinnie, 66, British BBC executive and director.
• Konstantinos Tsatsos, 88, Greek diplomat and politician, President of Greece.[22]

9

• Mohammad Farhad, 49, Bangladeshi guerrilla force commander, Bangladesh Communist Party president, heart attack.[23]
• Guru Gopinath, 79, Indian actor and dancer.[24]
• Clare Boothe Luce, 84, American politician, U.S. Ambassador to Italy, member of U.S. House of Representatives, brain cancer.[25]
• William P. Murphy, 95, American physician, Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine (pernicious anemia).[26]
• Henry Studholme, 88, British politician, Member of Parliament.[27]
• Carlos Volante, 81, Argentinian international footballer (Flamengo, Argentina).

10

• Carlos Ancira, 58, Mexican film actor.
• Behice Boran, 77, Turkish Marxist-Leninist politician and author, Member of Parliament, heart disease.[28]
• Jaroslav Bouček, 74, Czechoslovakian international footballer (Sparta Prague, Czechoslovakia).[29]
• Gretl Braun, 72, German sister of Eva Braun.
• Peter Clyne, 60, Austrian-Australian lawyer and businessman, heart attack.
• Oretha Castle Haley, 48, American civil rights activist, ovarian cancer.
• Malathi, 20, Sri Lankan Tamil Tigers fighter, died in combat.

11

• Uwe Barschel, 43, German politician, Minister-President of Schleswig-Holstein, suicide.[30]
• Eske Brun, 83, Danish high civil servant and governor of Greenland.
• Jaime Pardo Leal, 46, Colombian lawyer, union leader, and politician, assassinated.[31]
• Niall Macpherson, 79, Scottish politician, Minister of Pensions and National Insurance.[32]
• Alan McNicoll, 79, Australian Vice Admiral in the Royal Australian Navy, ambassador to Turkey.[33]
• Koldo Mitxelena, 71–72, Spanish Basque linguist, reconstructed Proto-Basque language.
• Fritz Rössler, 75, German neo-Nazi politician.

12

• Fahri Korutürk, 84, Turkish admiral, diplomat and politician, President of Turkey.[34]
• Alf Landon, 100, American oil man and politician, Republican candidate in 1936 presidential election.[35]
• Russ Letlow, 74, American NFL footballer (Green Bay Packers).[36]
• Philleo Nash, 77, American government official and politician, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, renal cancer.[37]
• Gustavo Baz Prada, 93, Mexican politician and doctor, Governor of the State of Mexico.

13

• Walter Houser Brattain, 85, American physicist (point-contact transistor), Nobel laureate in Physics, Alzheimer's disease.[38]
• Kishore Kumar, 58, Indian actor and playback singer, heart attack.[39]
• Nilgün Marmara, 29, Turkish poet, suicide.[40]
• Lucy Monroe, 80, American operatic soprano and dancer, cancer.[41]
• Walter Fraser Oakeshott, 83, British vice-chancellor of Oxford, discovered Le Morte d'Arthur Winchester manuscript.[42]
• Anwar Kamal Pasha, 62, Pakistani film director and producer.

14

• Elżbieta Barszczewska, 73, Polish stage and film actress.
• Rodolfo Halffter, 86, Spanish composer.[43]
• Finlay J. MacDonald, 62, Scottish journalist, producer and writer.
• Basil Wright, 80, English documentary filmmaker (The Song of Ceylon).[44]

15

• Arthur Benson, 79, British colonial administrator, Governor of Northern Rhodesia.[45]
• Thomas Andrew Donnellan, 73, American Roman Catholic prelate, archbishop of Atlanta, stroke.[46]
• Juda Hirsch Quastel, 88, British-Canadian biochemist.[47]
• Thomas Sankara, 37, Burkinabe politician, President of Burkina Faso, Prime Minister of Upper Volta, assassinated.[48]
• Donald Wandrei, 79, American science fiction and fantasy writer, and poet.

16

• Joseph Höffner, 80, German Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Cologne, brain tumour.[49]
• Nazir Hussain, 65, Indian actor, director and screenwriter.
• Margo Lee, 64, Australian actor and singer.[50]
• Aleksandr Sery, 59, Soviet film director (Gentlemen of Fortune), suicide.
• Dana Suesse, 75, American musician, composer and lyricist ("You Oughta Be in Pictures"), stroke.[51]

17

• Ruby Dandridge, 87, American actress (Amos 'n' Andy, Judy Canova Show), heart attack.[52]
• Roderich Menzel, 80, Czech-German amateur tennis player and writer.
• Peter Pund, 80, American college football player.[53]
• Hirsch Schwartzberg, 79, Lithuanian-born American leader of holocaust survivors.[54]
• Abdul Malek Ukil, 63, Bangladeshi politician, Speaker of the Jatiya Sangsad.

18

• Theodore Brameld, 83, American philosopher and educator, pneumonia.[55]
• Pete Carpenter, 73, American jazz trombonist and arranger, lung cancer.
• Adriaan Ditvoorst, 47, Dutch film director and screenwriter (Paranoia).
• Prince Emanuel of Liechtenstein, 78, Liechtenstein sovereign family member.
• Sol Goldman, 70, American real estate investor and philanthropist.[56]
• Philip Levine, 87, Belorus-born American immuno-hematologist.[57]
• Louis Miriani, 90, American politician, mayor of Detroit.[58]

19

• Hermann Lang, 78, German racing driver.
• Igor Newerly, 84, Polish novelist.
• Jacqueline du Pré, 42, British cellist, multiple sclerosis.[59]
• Ben Stahl, 77, American artist, illustrator and author.[60]
• Ernie Toseland, 82, English footballer (Manchester City).

20

• Georges Douking, 85, French stage, film and television actor (The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie).
• Andrey Kolmogorov, 84, Russian mathematician (probability theory).[61]
• Mecha Ortiz, 87, Argentinian actress (El canto del cisne).
• Lars-Erik Sjöberg, 43, Swedish international ice hockey player, cancer.[62]

21

• Igor Chernat, 20–21, Soviet serial killer, executed.
• Pál Gábor, 55, Hungarian film director and screenwriter (Angi Vera).[63]
• T. Krishna, 36, Indian film director and screenwriter (Pratighatana).
• Bob Simmons, 64, English actor and stunt man (James Bond series).
• Albert Western, 64, Australian rules footballer (South Fremantle).
• He Yingqin, 97, Chinese politician, Premier of the Republic of China.[64]

22

• K. G. Adiyodi, 60, Indian politician, member of the Kerala Legislative Assembly.[65]
• Archduke Anton of Austria, 86, Austrian noble.
• John H. Masters, 74, American general in the U.S. Marine Corps.
• Taylor Scott, 40, English Fleet Air Arm pilot and test pilot for British Aerospace, test flight accident.[66]
• Andrey Starostin, 81, Soviet footballer and author.
• Lino Ventura, 68, Italian-born French actor (Les Misérables), heart attack.[67]

23

• Constantin Alajalov, 86, Armenian-born American painter and illustrator.[68]
• Fred Hughson, 73, Australian rules footballer (Fitzroy).
• Raymond W. Ketchledge, 67, American engineer (computerized telephone switching control systems), cancer.[69]
• Barry Levinson, 54–55, American film producer.
• A. L. Morton, 84, English Marxist historian.[70]
• Jimmy Mullen, 64, English international footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, England).[71]
• Della H. Raney, 75, American nurse in the Army Nurse Corps.[72]
• Gene Rodgers, 77, American jazz pianist, composer and arranger.
• Alejandro Scopelli, 79, Argentine international footballer and coach (Estudiantes, Argentina).[73]
• Ted Taylor, 53, American blues singer, car crash.

24

• Enid Chadwick, 84, British religious artist.[74]
• Raymond Francis, 76, British actor (No Hiding Place).
• Leo Hepp, 80, Nazi German military officer in the Wehrmacht.
• Kelvin Martin, 23, American criminal, shot.[75]

25

• Ivan Beshoff, appr. 104, Russian mutineer in 1905 on battleship Potemkin.[76]
• Cecil Brown, 80, American journalist and war correspondent.[77]
• Marta Feuchtwanger, 96, German exile to America, devoted life to promoting work of her deceased writer husband.[78]
• Maxwell Finland, 85, Russian-born American medical researcher, expert on infectious diseases, heart attack.[79]
• Louis Guttman, 71, American sociologist (social statistics), melanoma.[80]
• Willis Jackson, 55, American jazz tenor saxophonist, complications from heart surgery.[81]
• Gerald Pearson, 82, American physicist at Bell Labs (photovoltaic cell).[82]
• J. A. Ratcliffe, 84, British radio physicist.[83]
• Kate L. Turabian, 94, American educator and author (A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations).[84]

26

• Herbert Anaya, 32–33, El Salvadoran president of the Human Rights Commission of El Salvador, assassinated.[85]
• Greg Bautzer, 76, American attorney who represented famous clients, heart failure.[86]
• Aldo Boffi, 72, Italian international footballer (AC Milan, Italy).
• Edith Luckett Davis, 99, American actress, mother of Nancy Reagan, stroke.[87]
• Victor Ganz, 74, American business owner and art collector, lung cancer.[88]
• Carolus Lassila, 65, Finnish diplomat, ambassador to eight countries, flash flood.
• Bjørge Lillelien, 60, Norwegian sports journalist and commentator (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation), cancer.
• Adam Wolanin, 67, Polish-American international footballer (Pogoń Lwów, United States).[89]

27

• Burnett Bolloten, 77–78, British-American writer, scholar of the Spanish Civil War, prostate cancer.[90]
• Jorge Dalto, 39, Argentine-born American pianist, cancer.[91]
• Jean Hélion, 83, French painter, pneumonia.[92]
• John Oliver Killens, 71, American novelist, cancer.[93]
• Kosaraju, 82, Indian lyricist and poet.
• Vijay Merchant, 76, Indian test cricketer (Bombay, India).[94]
• Mario Merola, 65, American attorney and member of New York City Council, stroke.[95]
• John C. Young, 75, American businessman, developer of Chinatown, San Francisco.

28

• D. Djajakusuma, 69, Indonesian film director.
• André Masson, 91, French artist.[96]
• Sir Jasper More, 80, British politician, Member of Parliament.[97]

29

• Albert P. Crary, 76, American polar geophysicist and glaciologist, first to set foot on both North and South Poles, spinal tumour.[98]
• William Davis, 86, British Royal Navy admiral.[99]
• Robert Heber-Percy, 75, English eccentric.[100]
• Woody Herman, 74, American jazz clarinetist, saxophonist and big band leader, heart failure.[101]
• Kamal el-Mallakh, 69, Egyptian archaeologist, discovered Khufu ship.[102]
• Ram Awtar Sharma, 79, Indian politician, member of Lok Sabha.
• Frederic M. Wheelock, 85, American Latin professor (Wheelock's Latin), heart attack.[103]

30

• Thomas G. Bergin, 82, American scholar of Italian literature.[104]
• Joseph Campbell, 83, American writer on comparative mythology and religion (The Hero with a Thousand Faces), cancer.[105]
• Sydney Vernon Petersen, 73, South African poet and author, kidney failure.[106]
• Chaudhary Dalbir Singh, 61, Indian politician, member of Lok Sabha.
• Grady B. Wilson, 67–68, American evangelist, heart failure.[107]

31

• Paul D. Adams, 81, American general in the U.S. Army.[108]
• Raj Chandra Bose, 86, Indian and American mathematician and statistician (error-correcting codes).[109]
• Ruel Vance Churchill, 87, American mathematician and author.
• Josef Erber, 90, Nazi German SS-Oberscharführer at Auschwitz, received life sentence, traffic accident.
• Jimmy Jewell, 33–34, British rock climber, climbing accident.
• Hans Sommer, 73, Nazi German member of the Sicherheitsdienst, Stasi spy.

Unknown date

• Filippo Buccola, 101, Italian-American mobster, member of the Patriarca crime family.

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