Armstrong dies at 97 former editor of Foreign Affairs
Former Foreign Affairs editor and longtime New Yorker Henry A Armstrong has died at age 97. He helped shape the quarterly from 1922, featured leaders like Trotsky Eden Khrushchev Tito Nehru Adenauer Roosevelt Kennedy Nixon, and mentored many. He advised State Department and UN formations. Survived by widow Christa von Tippelskirch and daughter Mrs Edwin Gamble. Funeral set for Friday at Episcopal Church of the Ascension.
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