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Big Pun
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- Musical Monikers
- Name Changers
- Famous Scorpios
Big Pun
Rapper / 1971 - 2000
Big Pun was a Latino hip-hop artist whose album Capital Punishment went to No. 1 on the R&B/hip-hop charts. He died in 2000 from obesity related heart failure.
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Dale Evans
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- Cowboy Country Singers
- Name Changers
- Notable Wild West Film Actors
Dale Evans
Film Actress, Television Actress, Songwriter, Singer, Television Personality / 1912 - 2001
Dale Evans was the longtime screen partner and wife of singing cowboy Roy Rogers. She wrote several hit songs, including "Happy Trails to You."
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh
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- Famous Cancerians
- Famous Pilots
- Famous People Named Anne
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Pilot, Journalist, Author / 1906 - 2001
Writer and aviation pioneer Anne Morrow Lindbergh was married to aviator Charles Lindbergh. The couple’s child was kidnapped for ransom and murdered in 1932.
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Josef Mengele
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- Famous Pisceans
- Famous People Born in 1911
- Famous Germans
Josef Mengele
War Criminal / 1911 - 1979
Josef Mengele was a Nazi doctor at Auschwitz extermination camp who selected prisoners for execution in gas chambers and led medical experiments on inmates.
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Harvey Firestone
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- Famous Sagittarians
- Famous People Born in 1868
- Famous Self-Made Millionaires
Harvey Firestone
Entrepreneur / 1868 - 1938
Harvey Firestone is best known for the development of automobile tire manufacturing company, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.
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Doug Henning
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- Famous Taureans
- Famous Magicians
- Famous Emmy Winners
Doug Henning
Magician / 1947 - 2000
Doug Henning was a magician known the world over for his tricks performed on TV and Broadway and in Las Vegas.
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profile name: Big Pun profile occupation: Rapper
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profile name: Anne Morrow Lindbergh profile occupation: Pilot, Journalist, Author
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profile name: Josef Mengele profile occupation: War Criminal
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profile name: Dale Evans profile occupation: Film Actress, Television Actress, Songwriter, Singer, Television Personality
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profile name: Harvey Firestone profile occupation: Entrepreneur
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profile name: Doug Henning profile occupation: Magician
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