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First Lady Bess Truman died on this day 35 years ago. She holds the record for longest lived First Lady of the United States, clocking in at 97 years old when she passed away.

J. Bruce Ismay finally went down with his ship on this day in 1937, aged 74.

Marie Antoinette lost her head 224 years ago, aged 37.

Apparently To Kill A Mockingbird is stirring up some controversy just because it has "the N word" in it. Yet another case of book censorship.

Bhumibol Adulyadej, the king of the Thais dies at the age of 88, 1 year ago today.

Robert E. Lee lost his final battle to a stroke on this day 147 years ago, aged 63.

Wilt Chamberlain wilted on this day 18 years ago, aged 63.

Jackie Robinson's wife, Rachel, is still alive. She's 95 years old, and she was added to the Baseball Hall of Fame this year.

Does Tom Lehrer meet the criteria for next year's list?

What about film/book critic Gene Shalit? He turns 92 next year.

Bob Schiller, a screenwriter for sitcoms such as I Love Lucy and All in the Family, has died at the age of 98.

Jack Daniel got wasted on this day 106 years ago, aged 62.

Oskar Schindler may have had an unfinished list when he died on this day 43 years ago, aged 66.

I'll go with Bill Butler (the cinematographer for movies such as Jaws and Grease), in that case.

Hugh Downs.

204 right now.

Don't know him. I do, however, know a Norman Lloyd who was in Trainwreck at the age of 100. Legends say that he is still living...

Anwar Sadat was assassinated on this day 36 years ago, aged 62. He was succeeded by his VP, who is in 39th place on this year's list.

Only Kirk. Anne is 98 years old.

Steve Jobs' software became outdated on this day 6 years ago, aged 56.

Rodney was in grave danger(field) on this day 13 years ago, aged 82.

I swear you're a wannabe RobertMugabe.

Janis Joplin became a member of "The 27 Club" 47 years ago today.

Michel Jouvet, the biologist credited with the discovery of paradoxical sleep, dies at 91.

William Steig "Shreks Out" at the age of 95, 14 years ago.