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Ansel
Adams, photographer
Yasser Arafat
Neil Armstrong, astronaut
Hafez Assad, Syria
Ingrid Bergman, actress
Theodore Bikel, actor and singer
Leonid Brezhnev, Soviet union
Herb Caen, columnist
Johnny Carson, TV host
Cesar Chavez, labor leader
Paul Conrad, editorial cartoonist
Walter Cronkite, news anchor
William O. Douglas, Supreme
Court
Gerald Ford
Debbie Friedman, Jewish
songwriter
Bill Gaines, Mad magazine
Jerry Garcia, "Grateful
Dead"
Chick Hearn, sportscaster
Al Hirschfeld, cartoonist
Alfred Hitchcock, director
King Hussein of Jordan
Michael Jackson
Rep. Tom Lantos, Holocaust survivor
Mary Leakey, anthropolgist
John Lennon
Joe Louis, boxer
Nelson Mandela, South Africa
leader
Roger Maris, baseball player
Bill Mauldin, cartoonist
Golda Meir, Israel
Ethyl Merman, actress/singer
Richard M. Nixon
Jesse Owens, athlete
Pope
John Paul II
Luciano Pavarotti, opera
singer
Yitzhak Rabin, Israel
Ilan Ramon, Israeli astronaut
Ronald Reagan
Christopher Reeve,
actor
Gene Roddenberry, "Star
Trek"
Mike Royko, columnist
Anwar Sadat, Egypt
Terri Schiavo, life-support
controversy
Pete Seeger, folk singer
Ariel Sharon, Israeli
Prime Minister
Alan Shepard, astronaut
Sargent Shriver, public
servant
Frank Sinatra
Space Shuttle Challenger
Space Shuttle Columbia
John Wayne, actor
Mae West, actress
Simon
Wiesenthal,
Nazi hunter
Paul Winchell, entertainer/inventor
John Wooden, basketball coach
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