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I found them here: http://infoshare1.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/finding_aids/yost.html Is this a problem? Dominick 11:33, 2 October 2005 (UTC)

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Career

1930: Vice Consul Alexandria, Egypt

1932: Vice Consul Warsaw, Poland

1933: Resigned from the Foreign Service. Became journalist

1935: Resettlement Administration

1935: Divisional Assistant, U.S. State Department; Assistant Chief Division of Arms and Munitions Control

1939: Assistant Chief Division of Controls

1941: Assistant Chief Division of Exports and Defense Aid

1941-42: Designated to act in Liaison between Division of European Affairs of State Department and British Empire Division of the Board of Economic Warfare

1942: Assistant Chief, Division of Special Research; Division of European Affairs

1943-44: Assistant Chief, Division of Foreign Activity Correlation

1944: Executive Secretary, Department of State Policy Committee

1944: Executive Secretary, Joint Secretariat of Executive Staff Commission

1945:

  • 1) Department of State [1]. Assistant to the Chairman for the Dumbarton Oaks Conference
  • 2) Assistant to the Chairman, U.S. Delegation to the United Nations Conference on International Organizations, San Francisco
  • 3) Secretary-General, U.S. Delegation, Berlin Conference Potsdam Agreement
  • 4) Assigned as U.S. Political Advisor to General Wheeler, the Commanding General of the India-Burma Theater, India & Ceylon

1946:

  • 1) Chargé d’affairs, Bangkok, Thailand
  • 2) Political Advisor to U.S. Delegation, United Nations, Lake Success, New York
  • 3) General Assembly to the United Nations, New York

1947: First Secretary & Counselor, Prague, Czechoslovakia

1947-49: First Secretary & Counselor of Legation, Vienna, Austria

1949: Member of U.S. Delegation; Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large for Sixth Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers Meeting, Paris, France

1949: Member of Delegation to Fourth Regular Session of GA of UN as Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large

1949: Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs

1950:

  • 1) Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large, Deputy Policy Advisor to the U.S. Delegation to the United Nations, New York
  • 2) European Affairs Rep. on Policy Comm. on Immigration and Naturalization
  • 3) Policy Planning Staff

1950-53: Counselor with Personal rank of Minister [2], Athens, Greece

1953: Deputy High Commissioner & Deputy Chief of Mission, Vienna, Austria

1954: Minister, Vientiane, Laos

1955-1956: Ambassador, Laos [3]

1956: Minister, Paris, France

1957-58: Ambassador, Damascus, Syria

1958: Member Policy Planning Staff

1958-61: Ambassador, Rabat, Morocco

1961-66: U.S. Deputy Representative to the United Nations with Adlai Stevenson [4]

1964: Appointed Career Ambassador, [5]

1965: U.S. Deputy Representative to the United Nations with Arthur Goldberg [6]

1966-69: Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations Council on Foreign Relations website

1966: Bureau of Near East & South Asian Affairs

1966: Resigned from the Foreign Service

1969-71:

  • 1)U.S. Representative to the United Nations, New York [7]. President of the Security Council [8]
  • 2) Honorary Degree, Princeton University [9]

1970-80: Member of the Dartmouth Conference Delegation

1971: Resigned from the Foreign Service

1971-73: Counselor to UN Association

1973-75: President, National Committee on US-China Relations [10], [11]

1975: Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute [12]

1976-81: Special Advisor, Aspen Institute [13]

1977: Woodcock delegation to Vietnam.

1979: Co-chairman Americans for SALT Strategic Arms Limitation Talks


Appearances Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee

  • Executive Sessions of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (Historical Series), Vol. X, Eighty-Fifth Congress, Second Session, 1958: Statement and questioning of CWY to be Ambassador to Morocco
  • Executive Session, Tuesday, February 7, 1961: Nomination of CWY to be Deputy U.S. Representative, Security Council, United Nations
  • United States Senate, Committee on Foreign Relations, Tuesday , January 21, 1969: Nomination of CWY to be U.S. Representative to the UN


Activities

Syndicated columnist for the Christian Science Monitor


Memberships

  • Board of the American University in Cairo [14]
  • Council on Foreign Relations [15]
  • American Academy Political and Social Science
  • American Society International Law
  • Princeton Club
  • University Club
  • Century Association
  • Honorary Co-Chairman UN Association of U.S. America
  • International House New York City-Chairman of the Board, [16]
  • American Philosophical Society [17]
  • Board of "Advertising Age"
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