Founder of Hickory Farms dies at 96
Richard Ransom was a World War II veteran and recipient of the Bronze Star well known for his philanthropy
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Richard Ransom was a World War II veteran and recipient of the Bronze Star well known for his philanthropy
Joseph Medicine Crow of Montana earned his title fighting in World War II and was considered last direct link to Battle of Little Bighorn
Engberg appeared on the "CBS Evening News" for 26 years and is best remembered for his original series "Reality Check"
The versatile and prolific author was sometimes called the Hemingway of his time for his hunting, drinking and celebrity friends
Cruyff's "Total Football" tactics influenced the game worldwide, bringing fresh life to a sport that had become stuck in a defensive mindset
Son of Frank Sinatra, who carried on his famous father's legacy with his own music career, died of cardiac arrest Wednesday, his family says
Famous for her anti-drug crusade in the 1980s, the one-time actress had many passionate pursuits both in and out of the White House
First lady played many roles, but by her own account, her most important role was that of Ronald Reagan's wife and fierce protector
Singer had been diagnosed with cancer two years ago, formed award-winning duo with husband Rory
Best remembered as tough-guy character in westerns and disaster films, the Oscar winner died at his home in Idaho
The beloved character actor passed away at age 98
The 1980s heroin dealer claimed to be inspiration for characters on HBO's "The Wire"; Barksdale in and out of prison, where he died
Body of 79-year-old Supreme Court Justice moved from resort where he was found, as debate over his legacy and replacement heats up
The Boston native joined the military in 1943, and was among one of the first African-American women in the Army
Cianci's bare-fisted style of politics made him larger than life even in a tiny state known for the outsized personalities of its public figures
Actor's roles ranged from Roy Cohn in "Angels in America" to Tony Soprano's lawyer, Neil Mink, on "The Sopranos"
Virtuosic player with jaw-dropping hook shots traveled the world with band of merry court pranksters
"Sunday Morning" pays tribute to the admirable and amazing men and women who made our world a little brighter for their being here
Gay-rights activists credit Dr. Spitzer with removing homosexuality from the list of mental disorders; famous for focusing on data
We remember the noted personalities who helped shape our world, inspired us, and moved us with their creativity and humanity
Douglas Tompkins, 72, a wealthy U.S. businessman and environmental activist, died in a kayaking accident in Chile, authorities say
The Oscar-nominated actor best known for tough-guy roles, such as in "Scarface," also showed his playful side in the comedy "Big"
Harry Radliffe II was the first African-American to head a CBS News bureau and an award-winning 60 Minutes producer for 26 years
Bollywood star was also known for roles in international films, including "Gandhi," ''A Passage to India" and "My Beautiful Laundrette"
Hanson, who played in the MLB for the Braves and the Angels, got rapidly ill under still-unclear circumstances