1962 1964

What Happened This Year 1963

All Events 123 Births 624 Deaths 194

People Who Died in 1963

A. J. Liebling

Journalist and author of 'Between Meals'

Born

October 18th, 1904 121 years ago

Died

1963 63 years ago — 59 years old

A prominent journalist and author, this individual contributed significantly to American journalism through writings that captured the essence of life in New York and the experience of food and culture. His career flourished in the mid-20th century, and he became a celebrated essayist for The New Yorker. His works often covered topics ranging from boxing to gastronomy, showcasing keen observations and a distinctive narrative style. The book 'Between Meals: An Appetite for Paris' provided insights into Parisian culinary life and personal reflections. Through his contributions, he remains a vital figure in American literary journalism.

P. Jeevanandham

Indian lawyer and politician

Born

August 21st, 1907 118 years ago

Died

1963 63 years ago — 56 years old

An Indian lawyer and politician, the individual played a crucial role in the Indian independence movement. Engaged in legal practice and activism, advocated for civil rights and social justice. Actively participated in the Indian National Congress, contributing to discussions on education and economic development. Served as a member of the Legislative Assembly in Madras and was involved in various initiatives aimed at improving the welfare of marginalized communities.

William Henry Ogilvie

Scottish-Australian poet and author

Born

August 21st, 1869 156 years ago

Died

1963 63 years ago — 94 years old

Born in Scotland and later moving to Australia, this poet made significant contributions to Australian literature. Known for capturing the essence of the Australian landscape and experience, poetry collections reflect themes of nature and rural life. Ogilvie's works appeared in various literary journals, earning recognition during his lifetime. His writing style blended romanticism with a keen observation of the Australian environment, resonating with readers and influencing contemporaries.

Karl Bühler

Linguist and psychologist

Born

May 27th, 1879 146 years ago

Died

1963 63 years ago — 84 years old

A significant figure in the field of linguistics and psychology, contributions focused on the theory of language and communication. Developed the Organon model of communication, which delineated the functions of language. Collaborated on the creation of the Tübingen School of Linguistics. Emigrated to the United States, where continued to influence psychological and linguistic studies.

Alan Brooke

Field Marshal and Lord Lieutenant

Born

July 23rd, 1883 142 years ago

Died

1963 63 years ago — 80 years old

Born in 1883, this individual served as a prominent British Army officer during World War II. His strategic insights were instrumental during significant battles, including the Battle of El Alamein. His military career led to the position of Chief of the Imperial General Staff, where tactical decisions shaped Allied operations. Additionally, served as Lord Lieutenant of London, influencing local governance and ceremonial duties.