Keith Felcyn, a longtime editor at BusinessWeek magazine, died on Dec. 10 in Greenwich, Connecticut, where he lived since 1975.
Felcyn worked as a senior editor and chief of correspondents for BusinessWeek magazine for 41 years. He also was manager of the Milwaukee bureau and the Chicago bureau. While in Chicago, he was vice president of the Chicago Headline Club.
Covering a protest during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Felcyn and a photographer were teargassed by police.
He retired from the magazine in 1997.
Felcyn is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and recipient of a Professional Journalism Fellowship at Stanford University.
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