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Soviet expert Bohlen succumbs to cancer
Retired State Department diplomat Charles E. Bohlen aged 69 died Tuesday in Washington after a brief cancer illness. A leading U.S. Soviet specialist he spent extensive years with Stalin and at Yalta, serving as ambassador to Moscow and to the Philippines, later becoming ambassador to France. He was born 1904 in Clayton New York and long studied Russia, its leaders, and its language. Funeral planned for Friday at St Pauls Episcopal Church Washington.
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