What were famous people doing at age 65?

19 events at age 65, collected from the timelines of historical figures, celebrities and fictional characters.

Amartya Sen: Won Nobel Prize in Economics (1998)
Winston Churchill: Became Prime Minister (1940)
Winston Churchill: Became Prime Minister (1940)
Voltaire: Published "Candide" (1759)
Geoffrey Hinton: AlexNet won ImageNet, sparked deep learning boom (2012)
Jawaharlal Nehru: Co-founded Non-Aligned Movement with other world leaders (1954)
Douglas MacArthur: Accepted Japanese surrender on USS Missouri, ending WWII (1945)
Douglas MacArthur: Became Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in Japan (1945)
Hannibal Lecter: Escaped to Florence and lived under assumed identity (1998)
Maya Angelou: Recited poem at Clinton inauguration (1993)
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: Completed Farnsworth House (1951)
Le Corbusier: Designed Unité d'Habitation (1952)
Louis Pasteur: Founded Pasteur Institute (1887)
Kengo Kuma: Designed Japan National Stadium (2019)
Empress Dowager Cixi: Supported Boxer Rebellion against foreign powers (1900)
George Washington: Farewell Address (1797)
Stephen Hawking: Experienced zero gravity flight (2007)
Genghis Khan: Died during campaign (1227)
Miss Marple: Solved The Body in the Library mystery (1935)