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2002, ex-brother-in-law, James R. Gray, became Principal Tribal Chief of the Osage Nation.

Been a speaker for and a practitioner of AA since 1984.

1971, while workshoping a Sam Shepard play at one of La Mama's lofts on Great Jones St.,downtown, NYC, learned a theatre exercise called the "Cat", made up of sixteen different moves and postures. After practicing the exercise for years, discovered, all along, he had been practicing a form of hatha yoga. Has been a dedicated student of yoga ever since.

Shared the cover of The New York Times Magazine in February of 1969 with Martha Whitehead. Both were were starring Off Broadway at the time.

1968, performed Off Broadway in, "People vs. Ranchman", based on death penalty convict, Caryl Chessman, by playwright, Megan Terry and directed by, activist filmmaker, Robert Greenwald. The play created so much political attention, four of the "Chicago Seven", (Jerry Rubin, Abbie Hoffman, Tom Hayden and Bobby Seale), led a special, after show symposium.

In 1967, during the "summer of love", after having read a biography of James Dean, where the actor was quoted saying, all the "real actors" were in NYC, with no previous acting experience, except for a high school production of, "Arsenic and Old Lace", hitch-hiked to NYC from the small farm town, Oakdale, in northern California, in search of his future.

Daniel D. Halleck was born on February 12, 1946 in Modesto, California, USA.