Richard A. Ellis Commands Global Shield ’79 Nuclear Exercise Aboard EC-135

Kennedy Identifies Ostrander for Jamaica Consul Post

Dutch Military Mission Planned and Executed 1980 Suriname Coup

Suriname Seeks U.S. Support for World Bank Hydroelectric Loan

Suriname Establishes Diplomatic Relations with Cuba

Pentagon Identifies Suriname Bauxite Supply as Strategic Vulnerability to Soviet-Cuban Threat

SCC Briefing Exposes Vulnerability of U.S. Nuclear Command System to Soviet Strike

U.S. Embassy Warns Grenada of Arriving Underworld Figures

LaRoche Briefs Grenadian Government on Security Matters

Ortiz Warns Bishop Against Cuban Ties Amid Gairy Coup Fears

Consul LaRoche Accompanies Ambassador Ortiz in Meeting with Finance Minister Coard

Consul LaRoche Addresses Medical Student Concerns in Post-Coup Grenada

U.S. Delegation Led by Ambassador Ortiz Meets Grenadian Leaders Bishop and Whiteman

Consul LaRoche Attends High-Level Meeting with Grenadian Prime Minister Bishop

U.S. Consul LaRoche Files Joint Assessment with UK and Canadian Counterparts

State Department Commends Consul LaRoche for Grenada Coup Response

LaRoche Obtains Documents from New Grenadian Government

Consul LaRoche Meets Grenadian Revolutionary Leadership in First Policy Discussion

Consul LaRoche Reports New Grenadian Government Consolidation Efforts

Consul LaRoche Establishes First U.S. Diplomatic Presence in Post-Coup Grenada

U.S. Political Officer Reports Grenada Coup from Evacuating Ship

U.S. Consul LaRoche Arrives in Grenada with Barbadian Support

Ortiz Aborts Consul’s Grenada Trip After Bishop Warns of Closed Airport

Edward J. Donovan Negotiates Release of Three American Sailors Detained in Maldives

Soviet-Backed Afghan Police Kill U.S. Ambassador Adolph Dubs in Kabul

State Department Briefing Paper Details Suriname’s Role in Brazil-Led Amazon Pact

U.S. Embassy Paramaribo Confirms No Terrorism Contingency Plan

Suriname Government and Labor Union Deadlocked Over Salary Demands

U.S. Embassy Outlines Strategic Interests in Suriname’s Bauxite and Democracy

Surinamese Police Identify Heroin Smuggling Networks via Wood Exports

Warren Christopher meets Surinamese PM Arron on Cuba threat

Suriname Succeeds to International Anti-Hijacking Conventions

Ambassador Ostrander Leverages USIA to Shift Suriname’s Allegiance from Netherlands to U.S.

Ambassador Ostrander Assesses Arron Government as Impossible to Manage

Dutch Parliament Delegation Scrutinizes Aid Program in Suriname Visit

Arron Outlines Suriname’s Ambiguous Foreign Policy Position to U.S. Official

Communist Party of Suriname Joins Democratic People’s Front for Elections

Protesters Demand Removal of U.S. Ambassador During Andrew Young Visit to Suriname

Ambassador Zurhellen Reports on Suriname’s Ethnic Political Tensions Before Washington Visit

Duemling manages CIA-Canada brainwashing crisis as Deputy Chief of Mission

U.S. Embassy Proposes Military Training Program for Suriname Before Independence

Paul Somohardjo Mobilizes Javanese Community With Passport Protest

Arron Government Pushes Independence as Dutch Leverage Development Aid for Ethnic Peace

John J. Crowley Jr. Advances Through 22-Year Foreign Service Career

Edward J. Donovan Leads CORDS Operations in Chau Doc, Vietnam

Surinamese Organizations Form LOSON Coordinating Body in Netherlands

Donovan Directs USIA Propaganda in Brazil During Military Dictatorship

Edward J. Donovan Assumes Director Role for Saigon Psychological Operations Division

State Department Officials Advise ALCOA on Suriname Bauxite Renegotiations

Edward J. Donovan Appointed Foreign Service Information Officer (Class 5)