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Excerpts from the China Country Reader Excerpts from the China Country Reader (The complete Reader, more than 3000 pages in length, is available for purchase by contacting [email protected].) CHINA COUNTRY READER TAB E OF CONTENTS oward E. Sollenberger 1919 Childhood, China 1947-1950 Director, Chinese Language ,rogram, -ei.ing 1950-1955 /oreign Service 0nstitute, Chinese Language ,rofessor, 1ashington, DC Charles T. Cross 1922-1940 Childhood, -ei.ing 3ames 4. 1ilson 3r. 1925-1935 Childhood, Shanghai 3ohn Stuart Service 1925-1933 Childhood, Shanghai 1933-1941 Cher5, 6annanfu, Shanghai 1941-1942 Language 7fficer, Chung5ing 1971 visit to China 1973 visit to China Richard ,. -utric5 1928-1932 Consular 7fficer, an5ow 1932-1941 Consular 7fficer, Shanghai 1941 Counselor, Chung5ing 1941-1942 Counselor, -ei.ing 1illiam . 9leysteen 1928 -orn in China 1955-1958 Chinese Language School. Taipei, Taiwan 1958-1958 ,olitical/Consular/Economic 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 3ames Cowles art -onbright 1928-1929 Vice Consul, Canton Everett Drumright 1931-1932 Vice Consul, an5ow 1932-1934 Chinese Language Training, -ei.ing 1934-1937 Consular 7fficer, Shanghai 1937-1938 ,olitical 7fficer, an5ow 1938-1941 ,olitical 7fficer, Chung5ing 1941-1942 0nternment, Shanghai 1 1943-1944 Consular 7fficer, Chundo and Sian 1944-1945 ,olitical 7fficer, Chung5ing 1945-1948 China Des5, 1ashington, DC 1953-1954 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1954-1958 Consul 9eneral, ong Kong 1958-1982 Ambassador, Taipei, Taiwan Cecil -. Lyon 1934-1938 Vice Consul, -ei.ing Ralph N. Clough 1938-1937 Chinese Language Training, 9uangzhou 1945 Vice Consul, Kunming 1945-1948 Consular 7fficer, Chung5ing 1948 Consular 7fficer, Nan5ing 1948-1947 Language 7fficer, -ei.ing 1947-1950 Chinese Secretary, Nan5ing 1950-1954 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1955-1958 Deputy Director, 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, -ureau of East Asian Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1958 Director, 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, -ureau of East Asian Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1958-1981 Advisor, Negotiations with Chinese, ,oland, Switzerland, and 9reat -ritain 1981-1985 Deputy Chief of 4ission, Taipei, Taiwan 1985-1988 Diplomat-in-Residence, East Asian Research Center, arvard Aniversity, Cambridge, 4assachusetts ,aul 9ood 1940-1941 Childhood, Tientsin Arthur 1. ummel, 3r. 1940-1945 1orld 1ar 00 EBperience 1951-1952 7ffice of 0nformation, -ureau of /ar East Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1952 ,ublic Affairs 7fficer, AS0S, ong Kong /rederic5 unt 1941-1942 Consular 7fficer, Shanghai enry -yroade 1941-1947 Army 7fficer, China--urma-0ndia Theater 1alter E. 3en5ins, 3r. 1943-1945 Training Chinese Army, Kunming 1948-1950 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1953-1955 ,olitical 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1989 Tal5s with Chinese in ,oland, 1arsaw, ,oland 3ohn A. Lacey 1944-1945 A.S. Navy, Chung5ing/-ei.ing 2 1950-1958 Analyst, -ureau of 0ntelligence and Research, 1ashington, DC 1958-1957 Economic 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1957-1958 -ureau of 0ntelligence and Research, 1ashington, DC 1980-1984 Economic 7fficer, ong Kong Edwin 1ebb 4artin 1945-1948 Chinese Language Training, 6ale Aniversity (New aven, Connecticut) and -ei.ing 1948-1949 Consular 7fficer, an5ow 1949-1950 Economic 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1951-1955 ,olitical 7fficer, 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1953-1954 ,olitical Advisor to Tal5s with Chinese, ,anmun.om, Korea 1955 Tal5s with Chinese, 9eneva, Switzerland 1958-1981 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1981-1984 ,olitical Advisor, Commander in Chief, ,acific 1987-1970 Consul 9eneral, ong Kong 3ohn /. 4elby 1945-1948 ,olitical 7fficer, Chung5ing/Nan5ing 1949 China 1hite ,aper, 1ashington, DC 7scar Vance Armstrong 1948-1947 Consular 7fficer, 9uangzhou 1947-1950 Language 7fficer, -ei.ing 1954-1957 China 1atcher, ong Kong 1957-1981 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, -ureau of 0ntelligence and Research, 1ashington, DC 1984-1988 Deputy ,rincipal 7fficer, ong Kong 1988-1988 -ureau of East Asian Affairs/,ublic Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1988-1971 Deputy Chief of 4ission, Taipei, Taiwan 1971-1973 ,olitical Advisor, Commander in Chief, ,acific 1973-1978 Director, China 7ffice, 1ashington, DC 1978 Deputy Assistant Secretary, -ureau of East Asian Affairs, 1ashington, DC LaRue R. Lut5ins 1948-1948 Chinese Language Training, 6ale Aniversity (New aven, Connecticut) and -ei.ing 1948-1949 Consular 7fficer, Kunming 1949 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1950-1952 ,olitical 7fficer, ,enang, 4alaysia 1954-1957 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1957-1981 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 3 1illiam N. Sto5es 1948-1950 Vice Consul and Economic 7fficer, 4u5den 1972-1975 0nspection 7fficer, American Liaison 7ffice, -ei.ing --- Remar5s on relations with China in Later 6ears arlan Cleveland 1947-1948 Director, ANRRA 4ission to China Robert Anderson 1947-1949 Consular 7fficer, Shanghai Leonard L. -acon 1947-1948 Consular 7fficer, an5ow 1949-1950 Consular 7fficer, Nan5ing 3oseph A. 6ager 1947-1948 EBchange ,rogram, Canton 1950-1951 Consul, ong Kong/,e5ing (,eiping) Richard E. 3ohnson 1947-1951 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1951-1954 Economic 7fficer, ong Kong ,hilip 1. 4anhard 1947-1949 Chinese Language Training, -ei.ing 1949-1950 Vice Consul, Tientsin Richard 4. 4cCarthy 1947-1950 0nformation 7fficer, AS0S, -ei.ing 1950-1958 0nformation 7fficer, Deputy ,ublic Affairs 7fficer, ,ublic Affairs 7fficer, AS0S, ong Kong 1958-1982 ,ublic Affairs 7fficer, AS0S, Taipei, Taiwan ,hilip . Valdes 1947-1949 Economic 7fficer, Chung5ing Earl 1ilson 1947-1949 0nformation 7fficer, AS0S, Shanghai Elden -. Eric5son 1948-1950 Cler5, 4u5den 3ohn . oldridge 1948-1951 Chinese Language Training, /oreign Service 0nstitute (1ashington, DC), Cornell Aniversity (0thaca, New 6or5), arvard Aniversity (Cambridge, 4assachusetts) 1951-1958 Chinese Language 7fficer, AS0S, -ang5o5, Thailand 1953-1958 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1958-1958 ,olitical 7fficer, Singapore 1958-1982 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1982-1988 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1989-1973 National Security Council, 1ashington, DC 4 1973-1975 Deputy Chief of 4ission, American Liaison 7ffice, -ei.ing 1981-1982 Assistant Secretary, -ureau of East Asian and ,acific Affairs, 1ashington, DC 3ohn 1esley 3ones 1948-1949 ,olitical Counselor, Nan5ing endri5 Van 7ss 1948-1950 ,olitical 7fficer, Shanghai Charles T. Cross 1949-1950 3unior 7fficer, AS0S, Taipei, Taiwan 3erome K. olloway 1949-1950 Consular 7fficer, Shanghai 1952-1957 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong arlan Cleveland 1949-1952 Director, /ar Eastern Aid ,rogram, Agency for Economic Cooperation, 1ashington, DC David L. 7sborn 1949-1953 American 0nformation 7ffice, Taipei, Taiwan 1954-1957 7ffice of Chinese Affairs (Taiwan), 9eneva, Switzerland and 1ashington, DC 1958-1981 ,olitical Counselor, Taipei, Taiwan 1987-1970 Deputy Chief of 4ission, To5yo, 3apan 1970-1974 Consul 9eneral, ong Kong Lindsey 9rant 1950-1952 Consular 7fficer, ong Kong 1955-1958 Economic 7fficer, ong Kong 1958-1981 Economic 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1981-1985 Asian Communist Affairs, 1ashington, DC Ralph 3. Katrosh 1950-1951 A.S. 4ilitary Assistance 9roup, Taipei, Taiwan Robert S. Dillon 1951-1954 7perations with Nationalist Chinese, Taiwan arvey /eldman 1954-1955 Rotation 7fficer, ong Kong 1982-1983 Chinese Language Training, 1ashington, DC 1982-1983 Chinese Language Training, Taichung, Taiwan 1983-1985 ,olitical-4ilitary 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1985-1970 ,ublications/,ress 7fficer, ong Kong 1970-1972 AN Affairs, Department of State, 1ashington, DC 1973-1975 ,olitical Counselor, Taipei, Taiwan 5 1977-1979 7ffice of Republic of China Affairs, 1ashington, DC ,aul Kreisberg 1954-1955 Chinese Language Training, Taiwan 1958-1959 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1980-1982 7ffice of Chinese Affairs, -ureau of 0ntelligence and Research, 1ashington, DC 1985-1970 Director, 7ffice of Asian Communist Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1977-1981 ,olicy ,lanning, 1ashington, DC Seymour 0. Nadler 1954-1958 0nformation 7fficer, AS0S, Taipei, Taiwan /ran5 N. -urnet 1955-1957 Chinese Language Training, 1ashington, DC and Taichung, Taiwan 1957-1959 China 1atcher, -ang5o5, Thailand 1981-1983 Staff Assistant, -ureau of /ar East Affairs, 1ashington, DC Robert 4cClos5ey 1955-1957 0nvestigator, Refugee Relief ,rogram, ong Kong Richard St. /. ,ost 1955-1958 Consular 7fficer, ong Kong Dere5 Singer 1958-1958 Assistant Training 7fficer, ASA0D, Taipei, Taiwan 3ames 4oceri 1958-1959 Deputy ,ublic Affairs 7fficer, AS0S, Taipei, Taiwan Norman 1. 9etsinger 1958-1957 Chinese Language Studies, Taichung, Taiwan 1957-1981 Commercial 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 4arshall -rement 1958-1957 -ureau of East Asian Affairs, 1ashington, DC 1957-1959 Chinese Language Training, 1ashington, DC and Taiwan 1980-1983 ,olitical 7fficer, ong Kong 1illiam 3. Cunningham 1958-1957 Chinese Language Training, 1ashington, DC 1957-1958 Chinese Language Training, Taichung, Taiwan 1958-1982 ,ress 7fficer, Taipei, Taiwan 1982-1985 China Des5 7fficer, 1ashington, DC 8 4arshall 9reen 1958-1980 Regional ,lanning Advisor for the /ar East, 1ashington, DC 1981-1983 Consul 9eneral, ong Kong 1983-1985 Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for the /ar East, 1ashington, DC 1989-1973 Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and the ,acific, 1ashington, DC Thomas ,. Shoesmith 1958-1958 Consular 7fficer, ong Kong David Dean 1958-1957 Chinese Language Training, 1ashington, DC 1957-1959 Chinese Language Training, Taichung, Taiwan 1959-1982 Consular 7fficer, ong Kong 1988-1989 ,olitical Counselor, Taipei, Taiwan 1970-1974 Deputy ,rincipal 7fficer, ong Kong 1978-1978 Deputy Chief of 4ission, -ei.ing 3oseph 6ager 1957-1981
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