Kennedy Identifies Ostrander for Jamaica Consul Post

Arron Government Suppresses Abendanon Report on Army Grievances

LaRoche Briefs Grenadian Government on Security Matters

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

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

State Department Commends Consul LaRoche for Grenada Coup Response

LaRoche Obtains Documents from New Grenadian Government

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

U.S. Navy Census Records Air Force EC-135 Detachment Deployment

George Baker Launches Amsterdam Campaign with Populist Immigration Platform

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

Harold Tjin A Kwoei Leads First Police-Military Union Effort

Desi Bouterse Returns to Suriname with Military Cadres

Bouterse Returns to Suriname as Part of Military Recruitment Drive

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

George Arthur Baker Activates Amsterdam’s Progressive Networks

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

Desi Bouterse Serves in Dutch Armored Infantry; Son Dino Born

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

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

Bouterse Establishes Elite Athletic Profile in Dutch Military Service

Desi Bouterse Joins Dutch Armed Forces After Moving to Netherlands

Desi Bouterse Begins Military Training in the Netherlands

Komer thanks Bundy for evening with State Department staffers

Bouterse Leads Blue Birds to Basketball Championship

Stephen W. Bosworth Joins State Department Foreign Service

Dési Bouterse Becomes Top Chess Player at 15

Edward J. Donovan Listed as Navy Serviceman in Gainesville Directory

Desiré Delano Bouterse Born in Suriname on October 13, 1945