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Bennett died on July 24, 1965, aged 60. As the wife of John Theron Coulter, who had achieved the rank of brigadier general , she was buried in Arlington National Cemetery . Coulter died in 1995 and was buried with her.
Dec 10, 2013 · Dorothy Kilgallen died 48 years ago, on November 8, 1965. Her death has been regarded with suspicion and some believe it was associated with the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Kilgallen claimed she interviewed Jack Ruby, the killer of accused Kennedy assassin Lee Harvery Oswald.
Her death was determined to have been caused by a combination of alcohol and barbiturates. The police said there was no indication of violence or suicide. According to New York City medical examiner James Luke, the circumstances of her death were undetermined, but emphasized that "the overdose could well have been accidental". [37]
Jul 3, 2017 · Dorothy Kilgallen’s steady opinion, which she shared often, was that the investigations concerning the JFK assassination stunk to high heaven. She regularly disputed the Warren Committee findings and vowed to break the conspiracy story, but that was never realized due to her untimely death.
She was a sister of Barbara Bennett and Joan Bennett. She sang with her own voice in films, on stage, and in a nightclub act 1956-1962 in which she parodied early rock-n-roll. She died from cerebral hemorrhage in Walston Army Hospital at Fort Dix, NJ.
- Actress, Producer, Soundtrack
- July 24, 1965
- October 22, 1904
Dorothy Kilgallen died on Nov. 7, 1965, with the cause being ruled an overdose of barbiturate and alcohol. It didn't take long before the first ripples of innuendo about possible foul play to begin to spread, and they would soon become wider concentric circles.
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Waring died in 2007, also from cancer. Career. Theatre. Dorothy Tutin made her first stage appearance at the Boltons on 6 September 1949, playing Princess Margaret of England in William Douglas-Home 's play The Thistle and the Rose.
