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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

SENSITIVE

MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT

THROUGH: DONALD RUMSFELD

FROM: WILLIAM N. W ALKEJ..Ll_

SUBJECT: Ambassadorial Status Report

There are a total of 123 Ambassadors with Embassies, i.e. country ambassadorial posts. Algeria is, of course, reflected in this report pursuant to our recent resumption of relations with that country. Although the U.S. does not have formal diplomatic ties with the Peoples Republic of (PRC), and therefore no resident ambassador, the U.S. Liaison Office in Peking is listed but not computed in this report. A currently uneasy state of relations with Sudan prompted the recall of our Ambassador, William D. Brewer; however, this is not recorded as a vacancy since there has been no formal diplomatic break.

At the moment, 7 of these 123 posts are not now occupied by an Ambassador. In three (3) of these 7 cases, a candidate has been announced but not yet confirmed by the Senate (Tab C); and in 2 other cases, candidates have been approved but agrement remains outstanding (Tab D). The remaining 2 posts will remain vacant for an indefinite period (Tab F). Therefore, no actual vacancies exist at this time.

There are also a total of 24 Ambassadors without Embassies, i.e. special ambassadorial assignments. Currently, there are no vacancies (Tab 0),

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The following chart reflects the vacancy percentages and indicates the nmnber of career and non-career candidates:

AMBASSADORS WITH EMBASSIES

I. Total Country Ambassadorial Posts (Tab A) 123 (lOOo/o)

II. Total Posts Currently Vacant (Tab B) 7 (5. 6o/o)

III. Candidates Announced But Not Yet 3 (2. 4o/o) Confirmed For Vacant Posts (Tab C)

Career 2 Non-Career 1

IV. Candidates In Clearance For Vacant Posts 2 (1. 6o/o) Pending State Action (Tab D) 2 (1. 6o/o)

Career 2 Non-Career 0

Pending WH or NSC Action (Tab E) 0 (0. Oo/o)

Career 0 Non-Career 0

V. Posts To Remain Vacant Indefinitely (Tab F) 2 (1.6o/o)

VI. No Candidates In Clearance For Vacant 0 (0. Oo/o) Posts, i.e. ACTUAL VACANCIES (Tab G)

There are ll6 Ambassadors currently at post (Tab H). Four (4) candidates have been announced but not yet confirmed for non-vacant posts. Five other candidates are in clearance and their nominations will be announced at the same time as the incumbent's resignation or reassignment (Tabs J and K). In 17 other cases there is the potential for change because the incmnbent's tenure at post is sufficient to establish eligibility for reassignment or ·• retirement (Tab L). The following chart outlines the status of ambassadorial posts which are not currently vacant:

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VII. Total Posts Not Vacant (Tab H) 116 (94. 3%)

Career 86 (69. 9%) Non-Career 30 (24. 3%)

Black 5 (4. Oo/o) Female 3 (2. 4%) Spanish Surname 3 (2. 4%)

VIII. Candidates Announced But Not Yet 4 (3. 2%) Confirmed For Non-Vacant Posts (Tab I)

Career 2 Non-Career 2

IX. Candidates In Clearance For Non-Vacant 5 (4. Oo/o) Posts Pending State Action (Tab J) 3 (2. 4%)

Career 2 Non-Career 1

Pending WH or NSC Action (Tab K) 2 (1. 6%)

Career 1 Non-Career 1

X. Posts Not Vacant But Incumbent Eligible 17 (13. 8%) For Reassignment Due To Tenure At Post (Tab L)

Career 17 Non-Career 0

XI. Since August 10, 1974, there have been 22 (17. 8%) ambassadorial announcements (Tab M). Of these, 15 (12.1%) have been confirmed by the Senate (lOCareer, 5 Non-Career), and one (1) nomination (0. 8%) has been withdrawn. Bush is listed but not computed as the Peking assignment is not a confirmable position.

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XII. Between November 8, 1972, and August 10, 1974, 91 (75. 2%) , ambassadorial announcements were made (Tab N). Eighty-nine (73. 5%) were confirmed by the Senate (68 Career, 21 Non-Career), one (0.8%) was withdrawn at the nominee's request (0 Career, 1 Non-Career), and one (0. 8%) was withdrawn because the candidate declined to serve. No ambassadorial candidates were rejected by the Senate.

AMBASSADORS WITHOUT EMBASSIES

XIII. Total Non-Embassy Ambassadorial 24 (100%) Positions (Tab 0)

XIV. Total Positions Currently Vacant 0 (0. Oo/o) (Tab 0)

XV. Candidates Announced But Not Confirmed 0 (0. Oo/o) (Tab P)

Career 0 Non-Career 0

XVI. Candidates In Clearance 0 (0. Oo/o) Pending State Action (Tab Q) 0 (0. Oo/o)

Career 0 Non-Career 0

Pending WH or NSC Action 0 (0. Oo/o)

Career 0 Non-Career 0

XVII. Posts For Which No Candidates Are In 0 (0. Oo/o) Clearance

XVIII. Total Posts Not Vacant 24 (100%)

Career 10 ( 41. 6%) Non-Career 14 (58. 4%)

Black 1 (4. 1%) Female 1 (4.1%) Spanish Surname 0 (0. Oo/o)

Attachments: Tabs A - Q

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TAB A

I. 'TOTAL COUNTRY AMBASSADORIAL POSTS- (l23):

AFGHANISTAN ALGERIA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA - NAURU AUSTRIA BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BARBADOS-GRENADA (Including Antigua, Dominca, St. Christopher -Nevis -Anguilla, St. Lucia, St. Vincent) BELGIUM '· BOLIVIA BOTSWANA- LESOTHO- SWAZILAND BRAZIL BULGARIA BURMA BURUNDI (See ;~HMER REPUBLIC) CAMEROON- EQUA TORlAL GUINEA CANADA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CEYLON (See SRI LANKA) CHAD CHILE CHINA/Peking # CHINA/ Taipei COLOMBIA CONGO (See ZAIRE) COSTA RICA CYPRUS CZECHOSLOVAKIA DAHOMEY DENMARK DOMINICAN REPUBLIC EAST GERMANY (GDR) ECUADOR EGYPT EL SALVIDOR ETHIOPIA FINLAND

# U.S. Liaison Office

• TAB A Continued

GABON GHANA GREAT BRITAIN GREECE GUATEMALA GUINEA GUYANA HAITI HONDURAS HUNGARY ICELAND INDIA IRAN IRELAND ISRAEL IVORY COAST JAMAICA JAPAN JORDAN KENYA KHMER REPUBLIC (Cambodia) KOREA KUWAIT LEBANON LIBERIA LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC LUXEMBOURG MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALI MALTA MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOROCCO NEPAL NETHERLANDS NE\V ZEALAND-FIJI NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA

• TAB A Continued

NORWAY OMAN PAI.ZISTAN PANAMA PARAGUAY PERU PHILIPPINES PORTUGAL QATAR ROMANIA RWANDA SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL- GAMBIA SIERRA LEONE· SINGAPORE SOMALIA SOUTH AF.RlCA SPAIN SRI LANKA (Ceylon) - MALDIVES SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIA TANZANIA THAILAND TOGO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TURKEY UGANDA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UPPER VOLTA U.S.S.R. URUGUAY VENEZUELA VIETNAM WEST GERMANY (FRG) YEMEN YUGOSLOVIA ZAIRE (Congo) ZAMBIA

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TAB B

II. TOTAL PC?STS CURRENTLY VACAJ\TT (NOT NOW OCCUPIED BY AN AMBASSADOR) - ~7 ):

ETHIOPIA (II)

GREAT BRITAIN (I)

GUINEA (III)

LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC (III)

MAURITANIA (IV)

NIGERIA (I)

UGANDA (III)

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III. CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED BUT NOT YET CONFIRMED FOR POSTS CURRENTLY VACANT - (3):

ETHIOPIA - Arthur W. Hurnmel

GREAT BRITAIN - Elliott L. Richardson~:<

MAURITANIA- Holsey G. Handyside

NOTE: Asterisk indicates non-career candidate .

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TABD

IV. A. ·CANDIDATES IN CLEARANCE FOR POSTS CURRENTLY VACANT /PENDING STATE DEPARTMENT ACTION- (2):

GUINEA - William C. Harrop Approved by decision memorandum 2/2/75; agre_?E~~nt outstanding.

NIGERIA - Donald B. Easum. Approved by decision memorandum 1/9/7 5; agrement outstandii1.g.

NOTE: Asterisk indicates non-career candidate .

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E TAB E

IV, B. CANDIDATES IN CLEARANCE FOR POSTS CURRENTLY VACANT /PENDING WHITE HOUSE ACTION (0): ---

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V. POSTS WHICH ARE TO REMAIN VACANT FOR AN UNDETERMINED PERIOD - (2):

LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC

UGANDA

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TAB G

VI. VACANT POSTS FOR WHICH NO CANDIDATES ARE YET IN ' CLEARANCE: - (0): -----

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TAB H

VII. TOTAL POSTS NOT VACA"'\fT (CURRENTLY OCCUPIED BY AN AMBASSADOR - (116):

COUNTRY (Class of Post) INCUMBENT (AttestaUo:J)

AFGANIST AN (Ill) Theodore Eliot (9 /7 3)

1 ALGERIA (III) Richard B. Parker (12/7 :.':)

ARGENTINA (I) Robert C. Hill>:< (12/73)

AUSTRALIA (II) -· NAURU (IV) Marshall Green (3/73)

AUSTRIA (II) John P. Humes ':' (10/69)

BAHAMAS (IV) Seyrnour Vi eis s ( 6/7 4)

BAHRAIN (IV) Joseph W. Twine>.m (5 /7:'.:)

BANGLADESH (III) David E. Boster (2/74)

BARBADOS-GRENADA (IV /including Theodore R. Britton ~:' 8 Antigua, Dominica, St. Christopher­ (12/74) Nevis-Anguilla, St. Lucia, St. Vincent)

BELGIUM (II) Leonard K. Firestone >:: (4 /74)

BOUVIA (III) Willia1n P. Stedr:na.n, Jr • . (7 /73)

BOTSWANA-LESOTHO-SWAZILAND (IV) David B. Bolen@ (2/74·)

BRAZIL (I) John E. Crir;:unins (7/73)

BULGARIA (Ill) Martin Herz (2/74)

BURMA (III) David L. Osborn (2/74)

BURUNDI (IV} David E. Mark (6/74)

CAMEROON (III}-EQUATORIAL GUINEA C. Robert Moore (7 /72) (IV)

CAMBODIA (See KHMER REPUBLIC)

CANADA (I) William. J. Porter (2/74)

• TAB H Continued

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (IV) William N. Dale (8/73)

CEYLON (See SRI LANKA)

CHAD (IV) EdwardS. Little (10/74)

CHILE (II) David Popper ( 12 /7 3)

CH1NA/Taipei (II) Leonard Unger (3/74)

CHINA/Peking George H. W. Bush >:< #

COLOMBIA (11) Viron P. Vaky (12/73)

CONGO (See Z_.L\IRE)

COSTA RICA Terence A.' Todman@ (12/74)

CYPRUS (IV) William R. Crawford (8/74)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA (III) Albert W. Sherer, Jr. (3/72)

Di\HOMF.Y (IV) James B. Engle (7 /74)

DEN1v1ARK (III) Philip K. Cro'vv >:~ {7/73)

DOIVJJNICAN REPUBLIC (II) Robert A. Hurwich (7/73)

EAST GERMANY (GDR/II) >:< {9 /74)

ECUADOR (III) Robert C. Brewster (7 /73)

EGYPT (I) HermanF. Eilts (3/74)

EL SALVIDOR (IV) James F. Campbell>:< {2/74)

FINLAND (111) John V. Krehbiel>!< {5/73)

FRANCE (II) Kenneth Rush>:< (9/74)

GABON (IV) John A. McKesson Ill (1/71)

GHANA (Ill) Shirley Temple Black>:<~ (9/74)

GREECE (I) Jack B. Kubish {8/74)

GUATEMALA (Ill) Francis E. Meloy (12/73)

# Bush is titled Chief, U.S. Liaison Office

• TAB H .Continued

GUYANA (IV) Max V. Erebs (2/74)

HAITI (III) Heyward Isham (l2/73)

------HONDURAS (IV) Philip V. Sanchez >!< & (6/73)

HUNGARY (III) Richard PedersJn (7/73)

ICELAND (III) (9 /72)

INDIA (I) William B. Saxbe >!< (

INDONESIA (II) David D. Ne\vsom (12/73)

IRAN (I) Richard M. Helms>!< (2/73)

IRELAND (IV) John D. J. Moore':' (6/69)

ISRAEL (II} Kenneth B. Keating':' (8/73)

ITALY(I) John A. Volpe ':' ( 3 / 7 3 )

IVORY COAST (III) RobertS. Smith (2/74)

JAMAICA (IV) Sumner Gerard ':' ( 3 I 7 4 )

JAPAN (I) James D. Hodgson ':' (6/74)

JORDAN (DI) Thomas Pickering (2/74)

KENYA (II) Anthony D. Marshall ':' (l2/73)

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KOREA (II) Richard L. Sneider (8/74)

KUWAIT (IV) William A. Stoltzfus, Jr. (l/72)

LAOS (II) Charles S. WhiteholE e (7 /7 3)

LEBANON (II) G. McMurtrie Godley (2/74)

LIBERIA (II) Melvin L. Manfull (12/72)

• TAB H Continued

LUXEMBOURG (IV) Dr. Ruth L. Farkas,;,¢ (3/73)

MADAGASCAR (IV) Joseph A. Mendenhall (l0/72)

MALAWI (IV) Robert A. Stevenson (6/74)

MALAYSIA (III) Francis T. Underhill (12/73)

MALI (III) Ralph J. McGuire (12/73)

Robert P. Smith ( 7 /74) MALTA (IV)

MAURITIUS (IV) Philip W. Manhard (2/74)

MEXICO (I) J o s e ph J, J ova & ( 12 I 7 3 )

MOROCCO (II) Robert G. Newmann ,;, (9 /7 3)

NEPAL (IV) William I. Cargo (1/73)

NETHERLANDS (II) Kingdon Gouid, Jr. ':' (9/73)

NEW ZEALAND (III)- FIJI (IV) Armistead Selden :!.< (3/74)

NICAR~\GUA (IV) Turner B. Shelton (10/70)

NIGER (IV) L. Douglas Heck (3/74)

NORWAY (III) Thomas R. Byrne (8/73)

OMAN (IV) William D. Wolle (6/74)

PAKISTAN (II) Henry A. Byroade ':' (10/73)

PANAMA (II) William J. Jordan (2/74)

PARAGUAY (IV) George W. Landau (l0/72)

PERU (II) Robert W. Dean (3/74)

PHILIPPINES {I) William H. Sullivan (8/73)

• TAB H Continued

POLAND (II) Richard T. Davies (12/72) . '

PORTUGAL (II) Frahk C.; Carlucci '(12/74)

QATAR (IV) Robert P. Paganelli (6/74)

ROMANIA (III) Harry G. Barnes (12/73)

RWANDA {IV) Robert E. Fritts (2/74)

SAUDI A RABJA {III) James E. Akins (9/73)

SENEGAL (III)-GAMBIA (IV} 0. Rudolph Aggrey @ (11/ 73)

SIERRA LEONE (IV) Michael A. Samuels (12 /7 4)

SINGAPORE (III) Edwin ~· Cronk (7 I 72)

SOMALIA (HI) Roger Kirk (9 /73)

SOUTH AFRICA (II) John G. Hurd ~:< (9/70)

SPAIN (I) Admiral Horacio Rivero >:< & (10/72)

SIU LANKA (Ceylon/ III)- Christopher Van Hollen (10/ 72) 1-.1.1-\ LDIVES

SUDAN (IV) William D. Brewer (7 /73)

SWEDEN (II) Robert Strausz- Hupe >:< (7 I 74)

SWITZERLAND (III) Shelby C. Davis :l< {7 I 69)

SYRIA (III) Richard W. Murphy (8/ 74)

TANZANIP. (III) W. Beverly Carter, Jr. @ (7 /72)

THAILAND (I} William. R. Kintner >!< {9 /7 3)

TOGO (IV) Nancy V. Rawls . ¢ (2/74)

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (IV) Lloyd Ivan Miller >:< (12/ 73)

TUNISIA (III) Talcott W. Seelye {10/72)

TURKEY (I) William B. l\1acomber, Jr. (3/73)

• TAB H Continued

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (IV) 1\1icb acl Sterner ( 5 /7 4)

UPPER VOLTA (IV) Pierre Graham (6 /74)

URUGAUY (III) Ernest V. Siracusa (7 /73)

U.S.S.R. (I) Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. (12/73)

VENEZUELA (I) Robert McClir.tock ~:~ (7 /70)

VIETNAM (I) Grahan~ A. Martin (7 /73)

WEST GERMANY (FRG /I) Martin J. Hillenbrand (6 /72)

YEMEN (IV) Thomas J. Scates (12/74)

YUGOSLAVIA (II) Malcolm Toon (10/71)

ZAIRE (Congo /II) Deane Hinton (6/74)

ZAMBIA (III) Jean M. Wilkowski ¢ (9 /72)

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non-Career Officer @Black & Spanish Surname f. Female

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TAB I

VIII. CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED BUT NOT YET CONFIRMED FOR POSTS NOT VACANT - (4):

FINLAND - Mark Evans Austad ~:~

SPAIN - Wells Stabler

SWITZERLAND - Peter H. Dominick ~:~

VENEZUELA- HaJ~ry W. Shlaudc1nan

NOTE: Asterisk indicates non-career candidate .

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J TAB J

IX. A. CANDIDATES IN CLEARANCE F'OR NON-VACANT POSTS/ PENDING STATE DEPARTMENT ACTION- (3):

AUSTRIA - Wiley T. Buchanan ':< Approved by decision mexnorandum 11/7 /74; security incomplete.

HUNGARY - Eugene V. McAuliffe Approved by decision mernorandum 11/30 /74; agrement received_.; .security incomplete.

SOUTH AFRICA - "VViEian.1 G. Bowdler Approved by decision 1ncn.1.orandun1 11/30/74; security incomplete.

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non-Career candidate .

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IX. B. CANDIDATES IN CLEARANCE FOR NON-VACANT POSTS/PENDING WHITE HOUSE ACTION - (2):

IRELAND - Peter J. Brerman ~:< Approved by decision memorandum 1/3/75; agrement received.

THAILAND - Charles S. Whitehouse Staffing memorandum forward 1/28/75.

NOTE: Asterisk indicates non-career candidate .

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TAB M

XI. TOTAL ANNOUNCEMENTS SINCE AUGUST 10, 1974- (22):

ALGERIA Richard B. Parker

BARBADOS-GRENADA Theodore R. Britton >!< @

CHAD Edward S. Little

CHINA/Peking George H. W. Bush >!< #

COSTA RICA Terence A. Todman@

CYPRUS William R. Crawford, Jr.

EAST GERMANY (FRG) John Sherman Cooper >!<

ETHIOPIA Arthur W. Hununel

FINLAND Mark Evans Austad >!<

FR~t\NCE Kenneth Rush >!<

GHANA Shirley Ternple Black >:< ¢

GREECE Jack B. Kubisch

GREAT BRITAIN Eliot L. Richardson >!<

INDIA William B. Saxbe >!<

KOREA Richard L. Sneider

MAURITANIA Holsey G. Handyside

PORTUGAL Frank C. Carlucci

SIERRE LEONE Michael A. Samuels

SPAIN Peter M. Flanigan >:< (Withdrawn) Wells Stabler

SWITZERLAND Peter H. Dominick >:<

• TAB M Continued

VENEZUELA Harry VT. Shlaudeman

YEMEN Thomas J. Scotes

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non-Career Officer Und~rlining indicates 1 ack of Senate confirmation # The Peking assignn"lent is non-ambassadorial and is tberefo:re listed but not computed. ~ Female @ Black

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TAB N

XII. TOT.AL P,NNOUNCEMENTS .BETWEEN ll/8/72. AND 8/10/74 (91):

AFGHANISTAN Theodore Eliot

ARGENTINA Robert C. Hill >:<

AUSTHALIA Marshall Green

BAI-:lAMAS Ronald I. Spiers Seymour Weiss

BAHRAIN Joseph W. _Twinam

BANG LA DESI-I Davis E. Boster

BELGIUM Leonard K. Firestone >!<

BOLIVIA Williarn. P. Stedrnan, Jr,

BOTSWANA-- LESOTHO­ David B. Bolen @ SWAZILAND

BRAZIL John Crim.mins

BULGARIA Martin Herz

BURMA David L. Osborn

BURUNDI David E. Mark

CAN.ADA William J. Porter

CENTRAL AFR IC.AN REPUBLIC William N. Dale

CHILE David Popper

CHINA/ Taipei Leonard Unger

COLOMBIA Viron P. Vaky

COSTA RICA Stanton D. Ander son >!< (Withdra':m)

CYPRUS Robert J. McCloskey W. Marshall Wright (rEclined ?.pp.)il:· mcnt) Rodger P. Davies (Assassinated)

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DAHOMEY James D. Engle

DENMARI<: Philip K. Crow ,;,

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Robert A. Hurwic h

ECUADOR Robert C, Brewster

EGYPT Hermann F. Eilts

EL SALVIDOR Jatnes F. Campbell >:<

ETBIOPIA Thomas W. McElhiney

FINLAND John V. I<:r chbi e l ,;,

FRANCE John N. Irwin II ,;,

GUATEMALA Francis E. Meloy

GUYANA Max V. Krebs

HAITI Heyward Isharn

HONDURAS Philip V. Sanchez >:< &

HUNGARY Richard Pedersen

INDLI\ Patrick B. Moynihan >i<

INDONESIA David D. Newsom

IRAN Richard Helms ':'

ISRAEL ~:'

ITALY John A • Volpe ':'

IVORY COAST Robert S. Smith

JAMAICA Sumner Gerard i.<

JAPAN ·James D. Hodgson ,;,

JORDAN Thornas Pickering

• TAB N_ Continued

KEl'.JYA Anthony D. Ma ...· shall '!-=

KHlvLEH H EPUBLIC (Cambodia)

LAOS Charles S. Whitehouse

LEBANON G. Mclvfurtrie Godley

LIBERIA Melvin L, Manfull

LUXEMBOURG

MALAYSIA 1<'_ ranc1s• T, Underhill

Ml-\LAWI Robert A. Stevenson

lv1A LI Ralph J. McGuire

MALTA Robert P. Smith

MAURITIUS Philip W. Manhard

MEXICO Joseph J. Jova &

MOROCCO Robert: d. Newmann >!<

NEP.AL William I. Cargo

~NETHERLANDS Ki_n_gdon Gou ld 1 Jr. ':c

NEW ZEALAND Armistead Selden >:<

NIGER L, Douglas Heck

NORWAY Thomas R. Byrne

OMAN William D. Wolle

PAKISTAN Henry A. Byroade ;!'

PANAMA William J. Jordan

PERU Robert VJ. Dean

PHILIPPINES William H. Sallivan ·

• TAB N Continued POLAND Richard T. Davies

PORTUGAL Stuart Nash Scott >!<

QAT A H. Robert P. Paganelli

ROMANIA He>.rry G. Barnes

RWANDA Robert E. Fritts ' SAUDI ARABIA James E. Akins

SENEGAL-GA MBU\ 0. Rudolph Aggrey @

SOMALIA Robert Kirk

SUDAN Cleo Noel (.Assassinated) William D. Brewer

SWEDEN Robert Strausz- Hupe ':'

SYRIA Richard W. Murphy

THAILAND William R. Kintner

TOGO Nancy V. Rawls f

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Lloyd I. Miller >!<

TUHKEY William B. Macomber, Jr.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Michael Sterner

UPPER VOLTA Pierre R. Graham

URUGUAY Ernest V. Siracusa

U.S.S.R. Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.

VIETNAM Graham A. Martin

ZAIRE Deane Hinton

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non- Career Officer, Underlining indicates no Senate Confirmation as yet @Black & Spanish Surname f Female

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XIII. TOTAL NON-EMBASSY AMBASSADORIAL POSITIONS - (24):

ASSIGNMENT INCUMBENT (Attestation)

Ambassador-at-Large Ellsworth Bunker ~:~ (9/73)

Axnbas sador-at- Large U. Alexis Johnson (2/73)

Ambassador-at- Large Robert .J. McCloskey (12/73)

Chief of Protocol with Rank Henry E. Catto, Jr. >:< {4/74) of Ambassador

Executive Director, Asian Paul Rex Beach ~:< (7 /7 3) Developn1ent Bank, with rank of A1nbassador

The President 1 s Special Henry Cabot Lodge ~:' (6/70) Envoy to the Vatican, without the rank of _ilu_-x1bas sador #

USUN / (U.S. Mission to the }

The Representative of the USA John A. ScaH ~:' (2/?3) to the UN with the rank and status of A. E. & P, , the Representative of the USA in the UN Security Council ·and Re.presentative of the USA in the UN General Asse~mhly (UNGA)

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non-Ca.reer Officer.

# Alt~ough not an Ambassadorial position, The President 1 s Special Envoy is the only U.S. diplomatic tie with fue Holy See, and is, therefore, appropriate for inclusion here .

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TAB 0 Continued

Deputy Representative of USA to the W. Tapley Bennett, Jr. (10/'i:: UN, with rank of A. E. & P,, and .Representative to t:,he UNGA.

Deputy Representative in the UN William E. Schaufele, JJ~. (10/73) Security Council, with rank of Am.bassador, and Alternate Representative to the UNGA.

Alternate Hepresentative to the UN . Barbara ~~d l1ite r;. ,{]_(J' ;'7...... )) for Special Politicc:.l Affairs, with rank of Ambassador

Representative on the Economic . Clarence Cly1e and Social Council of the UN, with Ferguson, Jr. @ (10/73) rank of Atnbassador, and Alternate Representative to the UNGA.

USUN/Geneva (U.S. Mission to the European Office of the United Nations)

The RepreRentati ve of the USA, with .r:·"L' ranc1• s L • I) a. 1.e >:< ( 12 I....,, -:,_ ., the rank of Am.bassador

UN International Law Conwnission

U.S. Member with rank of Richard D. Kearney (3/67) A1nba ssador

USOECDj Paris (U.S, :Mission to the 01·ganization for Economic Cooperation and Development}

The Representative of the USA, V-lHl iarn C. Turner >:< with the rank of Am0assador

USEC/Brussels (U.S. Mission to the European Communities)

The Representative of the: USA, with Joseph A. Gree~nvald (10 /?2 ·the rank and status of A. E. & P .

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USNATO/Brussels (U.S. Mission to the North David K. E. Bruce >~ (10/7'-l) Atlantic Treaty Organization)

The U.S. Perrnanent Heprcsentative on the Council of the NATO, with rank and status of A. E. & P.

U1EA/Vienna (U.S, Mission to the International Atornjc Energy Agency)

The Representative of the USA, with rank of /\n1bassador

OA~Washington (U.S. Misdon to the Organization of American States)

The Permanent Representative of V{illiam:·s. Mailliard >:' {3/'74, the USA to the OA S, with rank of Amba. ssador

L::..w of the Sea Conference

Special Re~ncseni:ative of the President and Chid of Delegation, wi!:h rank of Arnbassador

Inter-- Oce_anic Canal Nc_g£!iations (Pana1na C2.nal•

Special U.S. Representative and Senior U. ~·. Negotiator, with rank of An1bassador

Special U.S, Representative, John C. Mundt (5/71) with rank · >f 1\rr.bassador

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Office of Sl2_Ecial Henresentative for Tra4~ Negotiations,_ Execu~ive Office o[ the President

------Deputy Special Representative, Harold B. l\Jalmgrex• >:< (5/72) with rank of A1nbassador

C01nmis sioner, U.S. Section, Joseph F. Friedkin (7/68) with rank of Ambassador

MBFR Negotiations

Representative of USA for Mutual Stanley Reso.1· >:< ~'10/'J';') I .) and Bala.nced Force Reduction Negotiations, with rank of Ambassador

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non- Career Officer. @Black ~Female

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TAB P

XV. CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED BUT NOT AS YET CONFIRMED- (0):

NOTE: Asterisk indicates Non- Career candidate •

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TAB Q

XVI. A. (~ANDIDATES IN CLEARANCE/PENDING STATE DEPAHTMENT ACTION- (0):

B. CANDID~<\ TES IN CLE.A RANCE/PENDING WHITE HOUSE OR NSC ACTION- (0}:

• THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

February 20, 1975

.ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR: •

FROM:----- JERRY H.

SUBJECT: Ambassadorial Status Report

Your memorandum to the President of February 3 on the above subject has been reviewed and checks were indicated next to the following:

Tab L Nicaragua -- Turner B. Shelton

,.... '1. ~ T < 1 A ~.. lr TJII" TTT UClUU.U -- .JUUH r1o .lV.l~J.'-C~~UH l.l.J. Yugoslavia -- Malcom Tonn

Tab N Netherlands -- Kingdon Gould, Jr. *

• THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

Jerry:

I can only find three things that look anything like checks, etc. I have marked them with paperclips. Should it go to PHW?

Dianna I 'I cl,£;.,. I I i -

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