Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. is a 1967 novel by Gore Vidal. The sixth novel in his Narratives of Empire series of historical novels, it begins in 1937 and continues into the Cold War, tracing the families of Senator James Burden Day and influential newspaper publisher Blaise Sanford.
People died in Washington D C (First 49 people) - Page 11
George Brown Goode
American ichthyologist
Marcus Joseph Wright
Lawyer
Thomas W. Herren
Officer
Malin Craig
General
George Franklin Huff
U. S. representative
Henrikas Radauskas
Lithuanian poet
John Glad
American writer
John A. Kasson
Lawyer
William Russell Smith
Politician
Cyrus Bussey
American soldier
Orville Zimmerman
U. S. representative
Zulu Sofola
Nigerian playwright
Roderick R. Allen
Officer
Robert C. Buchanan
American military officer
Paul J. Pelz
American architect
Samuel D. Sturgis Jr.
American officer
William Louis Marshall
Lewis A. Pick
Engineer
Eli T. Stackhouse
U. S. representative
Roscoe Robinson Jr.
Military personnel
Bernard Adolph Schriever
Commissioned officer
Edward P. Kimball
American organist
Michael J. Halberstam
American cardiologist
Jonas Aistis
American-Lithuanian poet
Sylvester Churchill
American journalist
Richard Lawrence
American house painter
Manuel Márquez Sterling
Cuban diplomat
Joaquín Miguel Elizalde
Statesman
Mary Jane Patterson
Frank R. Stockton
American writer
Virginia Haviland
American librarian
E. Franklin Frazier
American sociologist
Cyrus Thomas
Ethnologist
Daniel Schorr
American journalist
Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey
American ornithologist
Clarence Streit
American journalist
Royal S. Copeland
Former United States Senator
George Crockett Jr.
American attorney
Daniel C. Roper
Ambassador
Jack Button
Robert Pastor
Writer
Sol Linowitz
American diplomat
Gale W. McGee
Ambassador
John Coyle White
Elected official
Irwin B. Laughlin
American diplomat
Harold Keith Johnson
Hugh SetonWatson
Historian
