Suzanne Massie Russian adviser to Reagan dies at 94
Suzanne Massie, 94, an American writer and informal White House adviser who helped shape Reagan era views of Russia, died January 26 in Harrodsburg Kentucky from vascular dementia. Her work framed Russian culture for Reagan and she popularized the proverb trust but verify in arms talks with Gorbachev.
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William E Leuchtenburg dies at 102 in Chapel Hill North Carolina
Eminent presidential historian and Ken Burns consultant William E Leuchtenburg dies at 102 at his home in Chapel Hill North Carolina. The NYU Cornell and Columbia trained author of major works on FDR and the New Deal influenced generations of historians, CBS NBC analysts, and Burns collaborators. He authored The Perils of Prosperity and Franklin D Roosevelt and the New Deal among others. He taught at Smith College Harvard and Columbia before UNC Chapel Hill and remained active into his final years. His family confirmed the death with no cause listed.
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