Steve Shickles

AP - Anne Armstrong

AP - Otto Fuerbringer, who was Time magazine’s managing editor during the turbulent 1960s when it famously asked: “Is God Dead?” on the cover and switched to opposing the Vietnam War, has died. He was 97.

AP - Dr. Julius Richmond, the U.S. surgeon general in the Carter administration who issued a massive report labeling cigarette smoking “slow-motion suicide,” has died. He was 91.

AP - Anne Armstrong, a longtime powerful Republican who served as U.S. ambassador to Great Britain in the Ford administration, died Wednesday, her office said. She was 80.

AP - Newport society’s grande dame Eileen Slocum, who lived in a Gilded Age mansion along Millionaire’s Row and was a former national committeewoman for the Republican Party, has died at age 92.

AP - Joe Beck

AP - Youssef Chahine, one of Egypt’s most lauded movie directors whose films over nearly five decades often went on Fellini-esque flights of fancy and tackled social ills and Islamic fundamentalism, died Sunday in Cairo. He was 82 years old.

AP - Bruce Adler

AP - PARIS (AP) — Jazz saxophonist Johnny Griffin, who played with America’s greats from Thelonious Monk to Lionel Hampton but chose to live in France, died hours before a concert, his agent said Saturday. He was 80.

AP - Richard Egbert