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Birthdays
Mr Naim Attalah, publisher, 67; Sir Richard Brooke, chartered accountant, 83; Mr Steve Cauthen, jockey, 38; Mr Ian Curteis, playwright, 63; Lord Dahrendorf, former Warden, St Antony's College, Oxford, 69; Sir Henry de Waal QC, 67; Mr Glenn Ford, actor, 82; Dr Michael Goldstein, Vice-Chancellor, Coventry University, 59; Sir Irvine Goulding, former High Court judge, 88; Mr Joseph Heller, novelist, 75; Mr W. Leonard Hyde, former president, Leeds Permanent Building Society, 84; Professor Philip King, sculptor, 64; Miss Joanna Lumley, actress, 52; Sir Bruce McPhail, managing director, P & O, 59; Mr Bo Nilsson, composer, 61; Mr Archie Norman MP, 44; Air Commodore Dame Felicity Peake, first Director, WRAF, 85; Sir Lindsay Ring, former Lord Mayor of London, 84; Col Sir Greville Spratt, former Lord Mayor of London, 71; Miss Una Stubbs, actress, 61; Miss Wendy Toye, theatrical producer, 81; Lord Watson of Invergowrie, former MP, 49; Professor Richard Welbourn, Emeritus Professor of Surgical Endocrinology, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, London University, 79; Sir John Wheeler, former MP, 58; Admiral Sir John Woodward, former Commander-in-Chief, Naval Home Command, 66.
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