Obituaries Related to "Choi" from New York Times Archive
South Korean boxer Choi Yo Sam declared dead
South Korean boxer Choi Yo Sam, who fell into a coma after winning his WBO intercontinental flyweight title fight last week, was declared officially dead early Thursday, a hospital spokesman said.
South Korean boxer Choi Yoi Sam declared brain dead
SEOUL — South Korean boxer Choi Yoi Sam, who lost consciousness after winning his WBO intercontinental flyweight title fight last week, has been declared brain dead, a hospital spokesman said Wednesday.
Obituary: Choi Kyu Hah, 87, led S. Korea in turbulent era - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
SEOUL — Former South Korean President Choi Kyu Hah, a civilian who briefly held office between two military dictators, died Sunday. He was 87.
Paid Notice: Deaths CHOILY, BERNARD.
CHOILY-Bernard. The New York Times records with deep sorrow the passing of Bernard Choily, associated with The New York Times from February 1, 1959 until retiring in May 1, 1989.
Paid Notice: Deaths CHOILY, BERNARD ''BABE''.
CHOILY-Bernard ''Babe''. On June 3, 2000. A New York Times employee for 30 years. Survived by his wife of 27 years, Grace; his son Anthony; his step-daughter Fran and husband Robert Netto and granddaughter Sara.
Dr. Choi Doo Suri, 80, Dies; Ex-Premier of South Korea
Choi Doo Sun (Dr)
Indignation Expressed in Seoul Over Soldier's Death Sentence; Court-Martial of Private for Murder of 2 Noncommissioned Officers Sheds Light on Abuse of Draftees Officer Backs Statement Choi Was Honor Student
pub and press indignant over death sentence given Pvt Choi Yung Oh, who killed 2 NCOs for abusing him; case reveals molestation of student draftees by jealous, uneducated officers
MONGOLIAN PREMIER DIES; Marshal Choi Bol-san Became Head of New Republic in 1923
Premier Choi Bol-san dies
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