Famous people who died in aviation accidents - Plane Crash Info January 10, 1973 - September 20, 1973 Jim Croce and five others (his guitarist Maury Muehleisen, manager Dennis Rast, booking agent Ken Cortese, comedian George Stevens, and the pilot) ⦠George Stevens (December 18, 1904 â March 8, 1975) was an American film director, producer, screenwriter and cinematographer. This led to a suspension and his departure from the studio. :â14:00 In 1933, he directed his first feature film, The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble, for Universal Pictures . In 1934, Stevens was hired by RKO Pictures, and he directed the slapstick film Kentucky Kernels. Pierce was director of the universityâs news bureau in 1973 and attended the concert with his son, who was a big Croce fan. Badfinger | Concerts Wiki | Fandom âJim ⦠On September 20th, 1973, Rock singer Jim Croce (30), members of his company (accompanist Maurice Muehleisen, manager Dennis Rast, and comedian George Stevens), and ⦠Accident Beechcraft E18S N50JR, 20 Sep 1973 Plane crash killed Jim Croce in Natchitoches, Louisiana in 1973 Ken Cortese was working as a booking agent for Croceâs 1973 national tour at the time of his death. 1-20 of 651,739. Edit Search New Search Jump to Filters. Pilot failed to see/avoid objects, obstructions. On the second night, September 20, 1973, Croce's plane crashed, killing everyone on board, including close friend and road manager, Kenny Cortese, and the opening act performer who had ⦠Clipping found in Battle Creek Enquirer in Battle Creek, Michigan on Feb 15, 1972. The second ⦠Corboy & Demetrio Obtains Jury Verdict in 1973 Jim Croce Plane â¦
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