Washington: George Herbert Walker Bush — the upper-crust war hero-turned-oilman and diplomat who steered America through the end of the Cold War as President and led a political dynasty that saw his son win the White House — died late on Friday. He was 94. George W. Bush called his father a “man of the highest character and the best dad a son or daughter could ask for,” in a statement announcing his death.
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