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The following is a list of notable deaths in April 1990 .
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
April 1990
1
Benito Díaz , 91, Spanish footballer.
Lillian Miller , 92, American television personality.
Vince Pacewic , 69, American football player.
[1]
Carlos Peucelle , 81, Argentine footballer.
[2]
Bracha Tzfira , 79, Israeli musician and actress.
Charles Spain Verral , 85, Canadian author.
[3]
Russell Vis , 89, American wrestler.
2
Rafael Lorente de No , 87, Spanish neuroscientist.
[4]
Aldo Fabrizi , 84, Italian actor and film director.
[5]
Vanda Godsell , 67, English actress.
Peter Jones , 60, British broadcaster.
John Milton Roberts , 73, American
anthropologist .
[6]
3
Edward Carlson , 78, American businessman, cancer.
[7]
Arthur Houghton , 83, American industrialist.
[8]
Clair Huffaker , 63, American screenwriter.
[9]
Willie Musarurwa , 62, Zimbabwean journalist.
[10]
Sloan Nibley , 81, American screenwriter.
[11]
Sarah Vaughan , 66, American singer, lung cancer.
[12]
Otha Wearin , 87, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1933–1939).
[13]
4
Leonid Dushkin , 79, Soviet rocket scientist.
Mark Fradkin , 75, Soviet composer.
Hubert Ogunde , 73, Nigerian theatre manager.
Bernhard Rensch , 90, German evolutionary biologist.
[14]
Cyrus Rowlett Smith , 90, American businessman and politician,
secretary of commerce (1968–1969), cardiac arrest.
[15]
Paul V. Yoder , 81, American musician.
[16]
5
Carsten Byhring , 71, Norwegian actor, cancer.
[17]
A. B. Masilamani , 75, Indian baptist pastor and evangelist.
Louis Nelson , 87, American trombonist, traffic collision.
[18]
Lev Skvirsky , 86, Soviet general.
6
Robert Abernathy , 65, American
science fiction author.
Peter Doherty , 76, Northern Irish football player.
[19]
James MacNabb , 88, British Olympic rower (
1924 ).
[20]
Joel de Oliveira Monteiro , 85, Brazilian football playler.
B. T. Ranadive , 85, Indian politician.
Yevgeny Savitsky , 79, Soviet
fighter ace during World War II.
[21]
Alfred Sohn-Rethel , 91, French-German economist.
[22]
Zeydin Yusup , 26,
Uyghur independence activist,
killed in action .
7
J. Broward Culpepper , 82, American academic.
[23]
Ronald Evans , 56, American astronaut (
Apollo 17 ), heart attack.
[24]
Kristian Gestrin , 60, Finnish judge and politician.
Dick Lundy , 82, American animator.
[25]
Arthur B. Singer , 72, American illustrator,
esophageal cancer .
[26]
8
Emerson Greenaway , 83, American librarian.
[27]
Herman Jessor , 95, American architect.
[28]
Bill Kelly , 91, American baseball player.
[29]
Hans Korte , 90, German general.
J. Kenneth Robinson , 73, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1985), pancreatic cancer.
[30]
Bellan Roos , 88, Swedish actress.
Ernest Steward , 76-79, British cinematographer.
Ryan White , 18, American
HIV/AIDS
poster child ,
AIDS .
[31]
Zamazaan , 24-25, French
Thoroughbred racehorse .
9
Aldo Bertocco , 78, Italian-French racing cyclist.
[32]
Jack Dermody , 79, Australian footballer.
John Henry Faulk , 76, American radio personality, cancer.
[33]
Yngve Lindegren , 77, Swedish football player.
James V. McConnell , 64, American zoologist, target of
Ted Kaczynski .
Mikio Narita , 55, Japanese actor,
linitis plastica .
[34]
Chips Sobek , 70, American basketball player.
[35]
Astrid Sommer , 83, Norwegian actress.
10
Margarete Adler , 94, Austrian Olympic swimmer and diver (
1912 ,
1924 ).
[36]
Sir Hugh Trefusis Brassey , 74, British soldier and magistrate.
[37]
Fortune Gordien , 67, American Olympic discus thrower (
1948 ,
1956 ).
[38]
Gerhard Schrader , 87, German chemist.
11
Harold Ballard , 86, Canadian sports executive.
[39]
Klaas Bolt , 63, Dutch organist.
[40]
Ronald Jasper , 72, British Anglican priest.
Ivar Lo-Johansson , 89, Swedish writer.
[41]
Margaret Carnegie Miller , 93, American heiress (
Carnegie Corporation of New York ).
[42]
Phyllis Munday , 95, Canadian mountaineer, explorer, and
humanitarian .
Natalino Sapegno , 88, Literary critic and Italian academician.
[43]
12
John Brown , 74, New Zealand racing cyclist.
Geoffrey Harrison , 81, British diplomat.
Fuyuhiko Kitagawa , 89, Japanese poet and film critic.
[44]
Jef Lahaye , 57, Dutch racing cyclist.
[45]
Otto Neumann , 87, German Olympic runner (
1928 ).
[46]
Johnny Reder , 80, Polish-American baseball player, heart disease.
[47]
Irving Terjesen , 75, American basketball player.
Luis Trenker , 97, Italian film producer, writer, actor, and Olympian.
[48]
Albert van Schendel , 77, Dutch racing cyclist.
13
Sundaram Balachander , 63, Indian musician and filmmaker, heart attack.
Ivan A. Elliott , 100, American lawyer and politician.
István Lovrics , 62, Hungarian basketball player.
[49]
Hans Reinerth , 89, German
nazi
archaeologist .
Ratomir Čabrić , 71, Yugoslav footballer.
[50]
14
Ahmed Balafrej , 81, Moroccan politician,
prime minister (1958).
Mario Frustalupi , 47, Italian footballer, traffic collision.
[51]
Thurston Harris , 58, American singer, heart attack.
[52]
Martin Kessel , 89, German writer.
[53]
Alv Kjøs , 95, Norwegian politician.
Günther Krupkat , 84, German science fiction author.
[54]
Georges Lacombe , 87, French film director.
[55]
Flor Lambrechts , 80, Belgian footballer.
Doris Lusk , 73, New Zealand artist.
[56]
Olabisi Onabanjo , 63, Nigerian politician.
Marco Aurelio Robles , 84, Panamanian politician,
president (1964–1968).
[57]
Sabicas , 78, Spanish guitarist, pneumonia.
[58]
15
Ulrich Becher , 80, German author.
[59]
Jock Bruce-Gardyne , 60, British politician, brain cancer.
Anna Carena , 91, Italian actress.
[60]
Greta Garbo , 84, Swedish-American actress (
A Woman of Affairs ,
Anna Christie ,
Camille ),
pneumonia .
[61]
Helmut Lemke , 82, German politician.
Spark Matsunaga , 73, American politician, member of the
U.S. Senate (since 1977),
prostate cancer .
[62]
Lawson P. Ramage , 81, American naval admiral, cancer.
[63]
16
Peter J. Grant , 46-47, British
ornithologist .
Slim Keith , 72, American socialite and fashion icon,
lung cancer .
[64]
Stephen Shadegg , 80, American political consultant, cancer.
[65]
Mary Talbot , 86, American
entomologist .
[66]
17
Ralph Abernathy , 64, American
civil rights activist , blood clot.
[67]
Joseph E. Dillon , 69, American politician.
Joseph McMillan Johnson , 77, American art director, cerebral hemorrhage.
[68]
Jafta Masemola , 60, South African anti-
apartheid activist, traffic collision.
Yuko Minamimura , 73, Japanese baseball player.
[69]
Karl Walz , 89, German politician.
Aubrey Williams , 63, Guyanese artist, cancer.
18
John Antonelli , 74, American baseball player.
[70]
Bob Drake , 70, American racing driver.
Gory Guerrero , 69, Mexican professional wrestler,
liver failure .
Frédéric Rossif , 68, French film and television director.
[71]
Robert D. Webb , 87, American film director.
[72]
19
Dave Dexter, Jr. , 74, American record producer.
Sergey Filippov , 77, Soviet and Russianactor and comedian, cancer.
John W. Schwada , 70, American academic.
[73]
Georgios Vikhos , 75, Greek Olympic sport shooter (
1936 ,
1948 ).
[74]
20
Francis William Holbrooke Adams , 85, American lawyer and police commissioner.
[75]
N. H. Gibbs , 80, British academic.
[76]
Alex McCrindle , 78, Scottish actor.
George Reindorp , 78, British
Anglican prelate.
[77]
Horst Sindermann , 74, East German politician.
[78]
21
Johnny Beazley , 71, American baseball player, cancer.
[79]
R. B. Braithwaite , 90, English philosopher and theologian.
[80]
Salvatore Cascino , 72, Italian Olympic racewalker (
1948 ).
[81]
Erté , 97, Russian-born French artist.
[82]
Frank Lausche , 94, American politician, member of the
U.S. Senate (1957–1969),
governor of Ohio (1945–1947, 1949–1957), heart failure.
[83]
Tadeusz Parpan , 70, Polish soccer player.
Bogusław Psujek , 33, Polish marathon runner, fall.
22
Bob Davies , 70, American basketball player.
[84]
Bud Maxwell , 77, Scottish footballer.
[85]
Rosalind Moss , 99, British
Egyptologist .
[86]
Albert Salmi , 62, American actor, murder-suicide.
[87]
Gustaf Wejnarth , 87, Swedish Olympic runner (
1924 ).
[88]
Verda Welcome , 83, American politician.
23
Paulette Goddard , 79, American actress, heart failure.
[89]
Mason Ellsworth Hale , 61, American
lichenologist .
Vincent Joseph Hines , 77, American Roman Catholic prelate.
Mary Turner Shaw , 84, Australian architect.
Charlie Wilson , 57, English career criminal (
Great Train Robbery ), shot.
Teodor Zaczyk , 90, Polish Olympic fencer (
1936 ,
1948 ).
[90]
24
Vytautas Alantas , 87, Russian-American writer, journalist, and political ideologue.
[91]
Erik Eriksson , 75, Swedish footballer.
[92]
Endel Pärn , 76, Soviet actor and singer.
Kazem Rajavi , 56, Iranian
human rights activist, shot.
Vladimir Saprykin , 73, Soviet
Red Army officer and war hero .
25
Irving Fiske , 82, American playwright, stroke.
[93]
Dexter Gordon , 67, American
jazz musician, kidney failure.
[94]
Rufus "Speedy" Jones , 53, American
jazz drummer.
Fred Klein , 92, Dutch painter.
[95]
Bernard C. Schoenfeld , 82, American screenwriter.
[96]
Clifton Reginald Wharton, Sr. , 90, American diplomat.
[97]
26
Józef Kosacki , 81, Polish professor, engineer, and inventor.
Carlos Pizarro Leongómez , 38, Colombian guerrilla leader, shot.
Wesley Rose , 72, American record producer.
[98]
John J. Winkler , 46, American
philologist and
Benedictine monk ,
AIDS .
[99]
27
Tita Duran , 61, Filipino actress.
Vladimir Kanygin , 41, Russian middleweight weightlifter.
[100]
Alyce Mills , 91, American actress.
Malwa Singh , 44, Indian wrestler.
[101]
Bella Spewack , 91, Romanian-born American playwright.
Vladimir Stoychev , 98, Bulgarian general and equestrian.
[102]
Earl Wilson , 84, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1941–1959, 1961–1965).
[103]
28
29
Enrique Almada , 55, Uruguayan actor and author, cancer.
Max Bense , 80, German philosopher.
[107]
Margaret Hance , 66, American politician, cancer.
[108]
Carl Hellmuth Hertz , 69, German physicist.
Sammy Lawhorn , 54, American
blues guitarist.
[109]
Elise Constance Mourant , 68, New Zealand artist.
Ray Poat , 72, American baseball player.
[110]
30
Ernst Berndt , 74, Czechoslovak
track and field athlete abd Olympian.
[111]
Ken Chisholm , 65, Scottish footballer.
Herbert Jankuhn , 84, German
archaeologist .
[112]
Reidar Nyborg , 67, Norwegian Olympic skier (
1948 ).
[113]
Angami Zapu Phizo , 85, Indian-British
Naga nationalist.
[114]
Mario Pizziolo , 80, Italian footballer.
[115]
Joshua Prawer , 72, Polish-Israeli historian.
[116]
Paul Sears , 98, American
ecologist .
[117]
Josef Velek , 50, Czechoslovak journalist, drowned.
Antoine Vitez , 59, French actor and theatre director.
[118]
Archie Wright , 65, Scottish football player.
Vasili Yermasov , 77, Soviet football player.
Mark Zborowski , 82, Soviet
anthropologist and spy.
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"Herman Jessor, 95, New York Architect For Co-op Buildings" .
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"Kenneth Robinson, 73, Former House Member" .
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"Fortune Gordien, Discus Thrower, 67" .
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^ Joe Lapointe (April 12, 1990).
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^
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"Margaret Carnegie Miller, Philanthropist, 93" .
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^ Thomas Rogers (April 24, 1990).
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^
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^
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^
"Irving L. Fiske, 82; Created Community For Workers in Arts" .
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^ Peter Watrous (April 26, 1990).
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^
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^
"Wesley Rose, Music Publisher, 72" .
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^
"John J. Winkler, 46, A Teacher of Classics" .
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"Earl Wilson; Ex-Congressman, 84" .
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^
"Edwina Dumm, Cartoonist, 96" .
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^
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