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798 Notable deaths
 by lung cancer

Luther Allison

American blues guitarist (1939-1997).

Born August 17th, 1939 in Widener. [ref]

Died August 12th, 1997 at 57 years old in Madison (lung cancer). [ref]

Rex Everhart

American actor, singer (1920-2000).

Born June 13th, 1920 in Watseka.

Died March 13th, 2000 at 79 years old in Branford (lung cancer).

Nour El-Sherif

Egyptian actor.

Born April 28th, 1946 in Cairo.

Died August 11th, 2015 at 69 years old in Cairo (lung cancer).

Sōsuke Uno

The 75th prime minister of japan (1922-1998).

Born August 27th, 1922 in Moriyama.

Died May 19th, 1998 at 75 years old in Shiga Medical Center for Adults (lung cancer).

Henri Namphy

President of haiti (1932-2018).

Born November 2nd, 1932 in Grande-Rivière-du-Nord. [ref]

Died June 26th, 2018 at 85 years old in Dominican Republic (lung cancer).

Wilfrid Voynich

Polish revolutionary, antiquarian, bibliophile, historian and eponym of voynich manuscript (1865-1930).

Born October 31st, 1865 in Telšiai.

Died March 19th, 1930 at 64 years old in New York City (lung cancer).

Cotton Fitzsimmons

American basketball coach (1931–2004).

Born October 7th, 1931 in Hannibal.

Died July 24th, 2004 at 72 years old in Phoenix (lung cancer).

Richard Kleindienst

United states attorney general (1923-2000).

Born August 5th, 1923 in Winslow.

Died February 3rd, 2000 at 76 years old in Prescott (lung cancer).

Mesut Yılmaz

Prime minister of turkey (1947-2020).

Born November 6th, 1947 in Istanbul.

Died October 30th, 2020 at 72 years old in Istanbul (lung cancer). [ref]

Earle Page

Australian politician, 11th prime minister of australia (1880-1961).

Born August 8th, 1880 in Grafton.

Died December 20th, 1961 at 81 years old in Sydney (lung cancer).

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