The Political Graveyard: Malaysia

Malaysia

Malaysia information:

Population: 22,229,040
Land area 127,317 square miles.
Capital: Kuala Lumpur

Neighboring areas:

North: Thailand; Gulf of Thailand; South China Sea; Brunei
Northeast: Sulu Sea
East: Celebes Sea
South: Indonesia; Singapore
Southwest: Strait of Malacca
Northwest: Andaman Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Malaysia
U.S. Consuls in Malaysia

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Malaysia

Thomas Kenneth Wright (Charge d'Affaires to Malaya 1957) Homer M. Byington, Jr. (Ambassador to Malaya 1957-61) Charles F. Baldwin (Ambassador to Malaya 1961-64) James Dunbar Bell (Ambassador 1964) Jack Wilson Lydman (Ambassador 1969) Francis Trelease Underhill, Jr. (Ambassador 1973) Robert Hopkins Miller (Ambassador 1977) Barbara Mae Watson (Ambassador 1980) Ronald DeWayne Palmer (Ambassador 1981) Thomas P. Shoesmith (Ambassador 1983-87) John Cameron Monjo (Ambassador 1987) Paul Matthews Cleveland (Ambassador 1989) John Stern Wolf (Ambassador 1992) John Raymond Malott (Ambassador 1995) B. Lynn Pasco (Ambassador 1998) Marie T. Huhtala (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Malaysia

(may be incomplete!)

Penang (George Town): Henry Waugh (Consular Agent 1907) Joseph Heim (Consular Agent 1916-17) Harry Campbell (Consul 1917) George L. Logan (Consul 1919) Horace J. Dickinson (Consul 1920) Renwick S. McNiece (Consul 1922) William P. Webb (Vice Consul 1922) Carl Henking (Vice Consul 1926-27) Samuel G. Ebling (Vice Consul 1926-29) Reginald B. Zumstein (Vice Consul 1929) Thomas H. Robinson (Consul 1932) Linton Crook (Vice Consul 1932)
Sandakan: Lester Maynard (Consul 1906-07) Orlando H. Baker (Consul 1913) John Nimmo Wardrop (Vice Consul 1914-16) George M. Hanson (Consul 1916)

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