Deaths in April 1986

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The following is a list of notable deaths in April 1986.

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Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

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  1. Erik Bruhn Dies in Toronto; Top Dancer of his Generation
  2. Obituary: Margaret Masterman
  3. Dick Scesniak, four days shy of celebrating his third...
  4. Raymond H. Lapin, 67, Dead; Fought Nixon at Fannie Mae
  5. George G. Kirstein, Ex-Publisher
  6. Mary C. McCall Jr., Major TV, Film Writer, Dies at 81 (subscription required)
  7. Peter Pears dies at his festival home
  8. Ayatollah Kazem Shariat-Madari of Iran, 87
  9. Charles H. DeBow Jr.
  10. Sascha Gorodnitzki, Pianist, and Juilliard Faculty Members
  11. Dr. Ira V. Hiscock, Ex-Head Of Yale's Public Health Unit
  12. Pesach Burnstein, Yiddish Star, Dies
  13. Chester Erskine Dies; Director and Producer
  14. Leonid V. Kantorovich Dies; Won Nobel Economics Prize
  15. Theodore C. Achilles, A Longtime Diplomat
  16. Pauline Newman, An Early Organizer of Clothing Workers
  17. Rep. Joseph Addabbo Dies; Head of Key Defense Panel
  18. "Officials Confirm Three Dead In Crash Of Plane Carrying Candidatess". AP News. April 11, 1986. Archived from the original on April 15, 2021.
  19. Linda Creed, Songwriter, 37; Known for the 'Philly Sound'
  20. Charles F. Darlington Jr., 81, Envoy and Economist, Dies
  21. Rabbi Israel Goldstein, A Founder of Brandeis
  22. Valenton Katayev is Dead at 89; A Soviet Novelist and Playwright
  23. Harpist Dorothy Ashby made her mark in jazz
  24. Diocese Prohibits Mass as Mob Figure's Burial
  25. Country music producer Johnny Dollar dies
  26. Lindsay Almond of Virginia; Led State During Race Battle
  27. Simone de Beauvoir, Author and Intellectual, Dies in Paris at 78
  28. Jean Genet, The Playwright, Dies at 75
  29. Dan Hoefler, 63, Silicon Valley Publicist, Dies (subscription required)
  30. Robert Marjolin, Economist and Common Market Official
  31. Tim McIntire
  32. Bob Casey, 70, Ex-Congressman (subscription required)
  33. Marcel Dassault, Leading Figure in French Aviation, is Dead at 94
  34. Eddie Bauer, Pioneer in Use of Down Garments, is Dead
  35. George Breitman
  36. Alvin Childress Dead; Starred as TV's 'Amos'
  37. Adrian Edmund Gill, 22 February 1937 - 19 April 1986
  38. Aleksei Arbuzov, Playwright, Dies
  39. Essayist Milton Mayer Dies at 77 (subscription required)
  40. Professor Mircea Eliade, 79; Writer and Religious Scholar
  41. Charles (Cliff) Finch Dies at 59; Governor of Mississippi in 1970's
  42. Vietnam Veteran is Put to Death in Florida
  43. Richard Moores Dies at 77; Drew 'Gasoline Alley' Strip
  44. Harold Arlen, Composer of Song Standards
  45. Otto Preminger, 80, Dies; Producer and Director
  46. Harold E. Wagoner, 81, designer of contemporary church buildings
  47. Duchess of Windsor, 89, Dies in France; Woman Who Won a King
  48. Bernice McIlhenny Wintersteen, 82, a leader in cultural, artistic affairs
  49. Dewitt S. Hyde
  50. Broderick Crawford, Oscar-Winning Tough, Dies
  51. Bessie Love, 87, an Actress From Silent-Film to TV Eras
  52. J. Allen Hynek, Astronomer and U.F.O. Consultant, Dies
  53. Dave McClain Dies; Coach of Football at U. of Wisconsin
  54. Thomas Scortia, Best-Selling Writer of Science Fiction Stories, Dies at 59 (subscription required)
  55. Robert Stevenson, 81, Dies; Directed Walt Disney Films