- Emily Langer
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Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr. dies; arms control strategist was 87
Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr., an arms control expert who held top positions at the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency during the Cold War and later ran an influential Washington think tank that advises policymakers on nuclear proliferation, died Aug. 10 at his home in Washington. He was 87.
Nellie Gray, March for Life founder, dies at 88
Miss Gray started the March for Life, the annual antiabortion protest that for nearly 40 years has drawn tens of thousands of activists to D.C.
Obituary: George Economos, POW and scientist
George Economos, who survived a year-long incarceration in the infamous German prison camp Stalag 17B during World War II and later worked at the National Academy of Sciences for 15 years, died June 30.
Stepping into Andrew Wyeth’s studio
For the first time since Andrew Wyeth died in 2009 at age 91, his art studio in Chadds Ford, Pa., is open for visitors. The tour is like a trip into his paintings.
- George A. Miller dies at 92; psychologist helped lead cognitive science revolution
- Joseph F. Fulton, economics researcher
- Ali F. Sevin, transportation official
- Franklin M. Schultz, lawyer
- Robert S. Ledley, physicist who invented first full-body CT scanner, dies at 86
- Paul Southwick, Navy photographer who later assisted two presidents, dies at 92
- Ann Curtis dies at 86; swimmer won two gold medals at 1948 London Olympic Games
- Charles E. Rinaldi dies; retired assistant D.C. police chief was 84
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