California
California, a western U.S. state, stretches from the Mexican border along the Pacific for nearly 900 miles. Its terrain includes cliff-lined beaches, redwood forest, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Central Valley farmland and the Mojave Desert. The city of Los Angeles is the seat of the Hollywood entertainment industry. Hilly San Francisco is known for the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island and cable cars. ― Google
People died in California (First 49 people) - Page 298
Victor Mature
American stage actor
Joan Kroc
Ray Kroc's wife
Ed Friendly
American television producer
Pete Rozelle
American businessman
Marshall Applewhite
Religious leader
George J. Lewis
Mexican actor
John Paxton
Actor
Glen Bell
American entrepreneur
Quinn Martin
American television producer
Lilian Jeannette Rice
American architect
Ely Callaway Jr.
American businessman
Marguerite Henry
American writer
Pete Newell
Basketball coach
David G. Freeman
American badminton player
Josephine Lovett
Edward Creutz
American physicist
James W. Gavin
Aircraft pilot
Jack Kuehler
Electrical engineer
Margaret Fitts
American screenwriter
William F. Bringle
Commanding officer
Dick Chapman
American golfer
Carrie Rozelle
Canadian activist
George Peek
American economist
David Guthrie Freeman
American badminton player
Ed Heinemann
Designer
James Hirshfield
Commanding officer
Harold Brown
Former United States Secretary of Defense
Dorothy Nolte
American writer
Thomas Hill
Indian-American character actor
Swede Risberg
Baseball player
Marv Grissom
American baseball coach
William B. Ide
American Politician
France Silva
Mariner
Annalee Skarin
Writer
Charles Gerhardt
American conductor
Frank Crowe
Engineer
Mike Yaconelli
Writer
James E. Swett
Military officer
Larry Brink
American football player
Joe Hatten
Baseball player
John Doeg
Tennis player
Raymond Jacobs
Military personnel
Benny Bartlett
American child actor
Howard Wales
American keyboard player
John Strohmayer
American baseball athlete
Patience Abbe
Author
Neil A. Campbell
Actor
