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Theodore Hall

Age: 74

physicist and alleged atomic spy. After graduating from Harvard at age 18, Hall was hired as a physicist on the Manhattan Project in Los Alamos, N.M., becoming the youngest scientist on the project. He allegedly passed on information about the project to the Soviets, which led to the production of their own atomic bomb. Hall died of cancer.

Died: Cambridge, England, November 1, 1999

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