Obituaries Related to "Holden" from New York Times Archive
Holden Withington, Last Living B-52 Designer, Dies at 94
It takes a vast team to design a complex airplane, particularly one like the B-52 Stratofortress. Mr. Withington played down the achievement.
William Holden, former IHT editor, dies at 72
PARIS — William Holden, a former managing editor of the International Herald Tribune, died Monday in a nursing home in Grand Forks, North Dakota, after a long illness. He was 72.
Stanley Holden, 79, a Dancer and Prominent Ballet Teacher, Is Dead
Mr. Holden’s Chaplinesque blend of wistfulness and wit made him one of the finest character dancers in Britain’s Royal Ballet before he settled in Los Angeles and became one of the area’s most popular ballet teachers.
Holden Withington, Last Living B-52 Designer, Dies at 94
It takes a vast team to design a complex airplane, particularly one like the B-52 Stratofortress. Mr. Withington played down the achievement.
William Holden, former IHT editor, dies at 72
PARIS — William Holden, a former managing editor of the International Herald Tribune, died Monday in a nursing home in Grand Forks, North Dakota, after a long illness. He was 72.
Stanley Holden, 79, a Dancer and Prominent Ballet Teacher, Is Dead
Mr. Holden’s Chaplinesque blend of wistfulness and wit made him one of the finest character dancers in Britain’s Royal Ballet before he settled in Los Angeles and became one of the area’s most popular ballet teachers.
Holden Withington, Last Living B-52 Designer, Dies at 94
It takes a vast team to design a complex airplane, particularly one like the B-52 Stratofortress. Mr. Withington played down the achievement.
William Holden, former IHT editor, dies at 72
PARIS — William Holden, a former managing editor of the International Herald Tribune, died Monday in a nursing home in Grand Forks, North Dakota, after a long illness. He was 72.
Stanley Holden, 79, a Dancer and Prominent Ballet Teacher, Is Dead
Mr. Holden’s Chaplinesque blend of wistfulness and wit made him one of the finest character dancers in Britain’s Royal Ballet before he settled in Los Angeles and became one of the area’s most popular ballet teachers.
Holden Withington, Last Living B-52 Designer, Dies at 94
It takes a vast team to design a complex airplane, particularly one like the B-52 Stratofortress. Mr. Withington played down the achievement.
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