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Glen Brown
Jamaican singer
Phil Ochs
American singer-songwriter
Ray Murphy Sr.
Actor
Phil Ochs
American singer-songwriter
Stack Bundles
Rammellzee
Visual artist
Robert Spike Mickens
Musician
George Snowden
American dancer
Alice Nielsen
Shlomo Freifeld
Rabbi
William F. Brunner
American Politician
Robert Mickens
Musician
Jack Warner
Former Minister of National Security of Trinidad and Tobago
Thomas Francis Gilroy
Former Mayor of New York City
Tibor Kelen
Hungarian opera singer
Thomas F. Burchill
Former United States Representative
Giuseppi Logan
Jazz musician
Joseph Kramm
American playwright
Olav Versto
Norwegian journalist
Adolph Martin Ludvig Olsen
Hans Ola Sørlie
Norwegian actor
Jan van Beers
Belgian painter
Lucien Nonguet
French film director
Christiane Eda-Pierre
French opera singer
Michel Auclair
Actor
Marcel Bouqueton
Artist
William Aldridge
Screenwriter
Michael Berechet
Actor
Frank L. McVey
Economist
John Breckinridge
Former U. S. senator
Thomas Boston Gordon
Lawyer
Eugenia Dunlap Potts
Writer
Israel Shreve
Steve French
American baritone
Jimmy Lee Sudduth
Artist
John Bullock Clark
Former United States Representative
Samuel C. Major
U.S. representative
Frank Stanford
American poet
E. Fay Jones
American architect
Andy Starr
Musician
Malcolm Knowles
American educator
Elmo M. Haney
Frank Broyles
American football player
Miller Williams
American poet
John Barnhill
American football player
Clarence B. Craft
Soldier
Ruby Jean Jensen
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