WHO ALL DIED FROM MAY TO JULY 1963
Find out who all died from May to July 1963

French weightlifter Edmond Decottignies died 3. June 1963. (born 1893)

English cartoonist Timothy Birdsall died 10. June 1963. (born 1936)

Hungarian-American physicist Theodore von Kármán died 6. May 1963. (born 1881)

Duke of Mecklenburg George died 6. July 1963. (born 1899)

American actor and director Monty Woolley died 6. May 1963. (born 1888)

Romanian singer and actress Maria Tănase died 22. June 1963. (born 1913)

American activist Medgar Evers died 12. June 1963. (born 1925)

American football player and wrestler Eugene Lipscomb died 10. May 1963. (born 1931)

Mexican-American actor Pedro Armendáriz died 18. June 1963. (born 1912)

Greek-French mathematician Raphaël Salem died 20. June 1963. (born 1898)

Canadian sprinter Robert Kerr died 12. May 1963. (born 1882)

American violin player, and trombonist, and bandleader Ted Weems died 6. May 1963. (born 1901)

American actress and singer ZaSu Pitts died 7. June 1963. (born 1894)

German-American educator and author Edith Hamilton died 31. May 1963. (born 1867)

1st Baron Freyberg, New Zealand general and politician, 7th Governor-General of New Zealand Bernard Freyberg died 4. July 1963. (born 1889)

Greek-Turkish poet, author, and playwright Nâzım Hikmet Ran died 3. June 1963. (born 1902)

American publisher, co-founded Newsday Alicia Patterson died 2. July 1963. (born 1906)

Italian neurologist Ugo Cerletti died 25. July 1963. (born 1877)

American physiologist, Nobel Prize laureate Herbert Spencer Gasser died 11. May 1963. (born 1888)

Vietnamese monk Thich Quang Duc died 11. June 1963. (born 1897)

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