Almanac results for 1963-01-03
Igor Kotko, Soviet rower
Humayun Kabir, Indian Politician
David Gobejishvili, Olympic wrestler
Linda Southern-Heathcott, Canadian equestrian
Johanna Ropner, businessperson and lord lieutenant of North Yorkshire, England
Borys Zahreva, Ukrainian politician
Christine Maugüé, French official
Bekir Alboğa, Turkish Islamic studies scholar
New Jack, American professional wrestler
DJ Marlboro, Brazilian DJ
Edward Pursino, American musician
Jeroen Smit, Dutch journalist
Aamer Malik, Pakistani cricketer
Wiktor Mhłyneć, Soviet association football player
Larisa Moskalenko, sailor, Olympic bronze medalist for the Soviet Union at the 1988 Summer Olympics
Steve Kirk, Scottish footballer and manager (born 1963)
Craig Button, American ice hockey executive
Dominic Couzens, British writer
Marian Záhumenský, politician
Hassan Mikiyat, Moroccan actor
Myriam Halden Bjerkli, Norwegian writer
Tim DeRuyter, American football player and coach (born 1963)
Kat Mon Dieu, American actress and model
Ibrahim Maiga, Slovak singer, actor, and politician
KERA, Japanese film director, playwright and impresario
Ivo Rittig, Czech entrepreneur
Stewart Hosie, Scottish politician (born 1963)
Lionel Hénault, French association football player
Merrilyn Gann, Canadian actress
Rosario Pignatello, Italian pharmacologist (1963-)
Gusti Agung Komang Sukasana, Indonesian politician (born 1963)
Gerold Rudle, Austrian actor
Matthew Taylor, Baron Taylor of Goss Moor, British politician (born 1963)
Fanavi Zerkin, Soviet judoka
Didier Viviers, Belgian historian and rector
Norman Forsey, New Zealand actor
Judit Angel, Hungarian art historian
Alla Boichuk, ukrainian medic, teacher
Julio Pereyra, Uruguayan basketball player
Irnal Syafei, Indonesian politician (born 1963)
Marcial Tagle, Chilean actor and comedian
Rhodri Williams, QC 2010
Abdulla Jihad, politician
Marta Calvó, Spain actress
Dan Sileo, American football player
Thor I. Fossen, Norwegian scientist
Johny Ramly Markus Sumual, Indonesian politician (born 1963)
Jean-Paul Giachino, French biathlete and trainer
Juan Antonio Mentxaka Lorente, Spanish association football player
Vic Grimes, American professional wrestler
Hamza Yanılmaz, Turkish politician
Rebecca Broussard, American actress
Omar Hayssam, Romanian businessman
Alex Wheatle, British writer
Coati Mundi, American musician
Gavril Balint, Romanian footballer
Jack Armstrong, American basketball player-coach
Kevin Murray, English cricketer
Keith Alexander, American racing driver
Hartomo, Indonesian politician (born 1963 in Demak)
Chantal Lamarre, Canadian actor and television presenter
Roberto Traversini, Luxembourgish politician
Katya Ilieva, Bulgarian sprinter
Trudy Kerr, Australian singer
Jim Everett, American football player (born 1963)
Dante Acosta, American politician
Sergey Bagratyan, Armenian politician
Dodik Wijanarko, Indonesian military personnel
Pomez Lorenzo, German songwriter
Anton Schmidkunz, German association football player
Andreas Reinke, German association football player
Isabelle Berrubey, Quebec novelist
Marcelo Gullo, Argentine political scientist and writer
Thomas Dubois, French politician
Charles Edward Samuel Whitbread, (born 1963)
Vyacheslav Grigoryev, ice hockey player (1963-2005)
Rachel Celia Hoult, (born 1963)
Annie Lefevre, French politician
Paolo Clini, Italian historian of architecture (1963-)
Anne Hugo, (born 1963)
Thierry Boes, French politician
Ulrich Geilmann, chess player
Sufyan Lahabi, Indonesian politician (born 1963 in Parepare)
Boris Burcin, researcher
Takuhi Minasyan, Bulgarian writer and journalist
Thomas J. Nagy, Austrian publisher
Jai Singh Agrawal, Indian politician, current member of Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly for Korba
Yvonne Rissi, (born 1963)
Q28355935, Ukrainian military personnel
Katreese Barnes, American musician, musical director, and songwriter
Johanna Louise Stroyan, (born 1963)
Richard Lockhart, New Zealand swimmer
Khaled El Hagar, Egyptian film director
Carlos Obregón Borrero, Colombian poet (1929-1965)
Hortense Brooks Howell, American community activist and civic leader
John Moorhouse Hartley, (1890-1963)
Sir Clifford Edward Heathcote-Smith, (1883-1963)
Franciszek Lurski, Officer of the Polish Army
Bill Laub, American football player and coach (1878-1963)
Willem Cornelis Mary de Jonge van Ellemeet, Dutch military personnel
Edward Pearce, Welsh politician
John Casimir, American jazz clarinetist
Witold Pogorzelski, Polish mathematician
Archibald Stevenson Forrest, English painter, draftsman, and illustrator, 1869-1963
Raymond Arasse, French military officer
Chu Chia-hua, Chinese nationalist politician, later in Taiwan province.
René Morax, Swiss actor, writer, playwright, stage director and theatre manager (1873-1963)
George Otto Noville, aviation pioneer (1890-1963)
Sophie Fedorova, Russian prima ballerina and choreographer
Friedrich Cammerer, German jurist
Anna Lindhjem, Norwegian musician
Norman Nash, American bishop
Kate Rice, Canadian prospector
Themistoklis Hrysovergis, Greek politician
Diether von Sallwitz, German news presenter (1922-1963)
Jaroslav Mácha, Czech composer, doctor and choirmaster (1873-1963)
Shinobu Ishihara, Japanese ophthalmologist (1879–1963)
Oskar Back, Dutch violinist and music teacher of Hungarian family origin
José Caeiro da Mata, Portuguese jurist (1877-1963)
Ján Veselý, officer
Ferdinand Henri Maire, (1901-1963)
Matt Brennan, American football player (1897-1963)
Anne Charles Félix de Saporta, Marquis de Saporta, 4 Nov 1877 Paris - 3 Jan 1963 Paris
Lucie Campbell, American composer and educator (1885-1963)
Jarbas de Lery Santos, Brazilian politician
Richard Schanck, American social psychologist
Maryland's at-large congressional seat, congressional seat from 1963 to 1967
New Jersey's 15th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in New Jersey
California's 38th congressional district, American political district
American Israel Public Affairs Committee, American lobbying group advocating for pro-Israel policies
Ramel, S.A., facility services company
GE Aviation Systems, subsidiary of GE Aerospace
Maine's 3rd congressional district, former U.S. House district from 1821 to 1963
New York's 42nd congressional district, former congressional district
Alabama's 9th congressional district, former congressional district
Kansas's 6th congressional district, former U.S. House district from 1883 to 1963
Arkansas's 5th congressional district, former congressional district
Pennsylvania's 28th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in Pennsylvania
Iowa's 8th congressional district, former congressional district
Minnesota's 9th congressional district, former U.S. House district from 1903 to 1963
Mississippi's 6th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in Mississippi
New York's 43rd congressional district, former congressional district
Arkansas's 6th congressional district, former congressional district
Illinois's 25th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in Illinois
Pennsylvania's 30th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in Pennsylvania
Missouri's 11th congressional district, former U.S. House district
Nebraska's 4th congressional district, former U.S. House district from 1893 to 1963
Pennsylvania's 29th congressional district, Former U.S. House district in Pennsylvania
Love Is a Sad Song, episode of Dr. Kildare (S2 E14)
Ed and the Bicycle, episode of Mister Ed (S3 E14)
A Cozy Cottage, 1963 Hungarian drama film
The Case of the Shoplifter's Shoe, episode of Perry Mason (S6 E13)
In His Image, episode of The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series)
Honorable Grandfather, episode of My Three Sons (S3 E16)
Rick and the Boat Model, episode of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (S11 E13)
Top Secret, episode of Hazel (S2 E15)
Incredible Hulk #6, 1963 comic book issue
Beauty and the Beast, episode of McHale's Navy (S1 E12)
The Mustache, episode of Leave It to Beaver (S6 E15)
THE CHANGING WORLD OF THE AMERICAN FARMER: THE MIRACLE (NAID 106594), item in the National Archives and Records Administration's holdings
THE ARMY HOUR (NAID 110326), item in the National Archives and Records Administration's holdings