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OBITUARY:Alice Acheson
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Alice Acheson, the widow of Dean Acheson, Secretary of State to
President Harry S. Truman from 1949 to 1953, was a handsome,
elegant lady of immense charm. She was also a talented painter in
oil and water-colour who exhibited in many American galleries and
museums. Her subjects included Washington scenes as well as
portraits and landscapes of foreign countries which she and her
husband had visited over the years.
She was of flinty material, not afraid of telling Winston
Churchill that his palette was "too bright" or Henry Kissinger that
it was the Achesons' dinner time and that he must finish ...
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