Dallas
Dallas, a modern metropolis in north Texas, is a commercial and cultural hub of the region. Downtown’s Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza commemorates the site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. In the Arts District, the Dallas Museum of Art and the Crow Collection of Asian Art cover thousands of years of art. The sleek Nasher Sculpture Center showcases contemporary sculpture. ― Google
People died in Dallas (First 46 people) - Page 7
Don January
American professional golfer
James Bruton Gambrell
Minister
Kang Mun-bong
J. Clarence Karcher
American geophysicist
Willie Kizart
Guitarist
Fred Benners
Former american football player
Berton E. Spivy Jr.
Military personnel
James W. Moore
Author
C. Dean Andersson
American writer
Tiffany Jackson
Basketball coach
Carey Mark Pearson
Drew Pearson's brother
Minnie Lichtenstein Marcus
Herbert Marcus' wife
Herbie Kay
American trumpeter
Marjorie Fulton
American Violinist
Dorothy Seastrom
American film actress
Karl Hoblitzelle
American philanthropist
Arthur C. Pierce
American screenwriter and director
William Lyne Crawford
American lawyer and politician
Albert Buckman Wharton Jr.
Electra Waggoner's son
Jean Darnell
American film actress
David W. Guion
Bob Buford
Author
Vinson Allen Collins
Former Texas State Senator
Gunhilde Hasalhaugen
Tron Andersen Wintrone
Theodore Wintrone II
Andrew Wintrone
Farmer
Faith Battaglia
John Battaglia's daughter
Liberty Battaglia
John Battaglia's daughter
Ron Springs
American football running back
Denver Moore
Author
Gordon McLendon
Fritz Von Erich
American professional wrestler
Mike Von Erich
American professional wrestler
Vitamin Smith
American football player
Tony Liscio
American football player
Denver Moore
Author
Larry Hagman
American film actor
Johnnie Taylor
American songwriter
Dennis González
American musical artist
Pat Summerall
American football player
Warren Angus Ferris
Land surveyor
Greer Garson
British actress
Lamar Hunt
American businessman
Freddie King
American guitarist
