Thomas C. Mann AKA Thomas Clifton Mann Born: 11-Nov-1912 Birthplace: Laredo, TX Died: 23-Jan-1999 Location of death: Austin, TX Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Religion: Baptist Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Diplomat Nationality: United States Executive summary: US Ambassador to Mexico, 1961-63 Father: Thomas C. Mann (attorney) Mother: Ida May Moore Mann Wife: Nancy Milling Aynesworth (m. 1933)
Law School: BA & LLB, Baylor University (1934) Scholar: School of Advanced International Studies (1966-67)
Automobile Manufacturers Association President (1967-71)
US Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs (1965-66) US Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs (1964-65) US Ambassador to Mexico (1961-63) US Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs (1960-61) US State Department Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs (1957-60) US Ambassador to El Salvador (1955-57) US State Department Deputy Chief of Mission, Guatemala (1954-55) US State Department Counselor, Athens, Greece (1953-54) US State Department Deputy Asst. Secy. for Middle American Affairs (1949-53) US State Department Second Secretary, Caracas, Venezuela (1947-49) US State Department Chief, Division of River Plate Affairs (1946-47) US State Department Asst. Chief, Division of Economic Security Controls (1945-46) US State Department Asst. Chief, Division of World Trade Intelligence (1944-45) US State Department Special Assistant, Montevideo, Uruguay (1942-43) State Bar of Texas US Supreme Court Bar
Appears on the cover of:
Time Magazine, 31-Jan-1964, DETAILS: The U.S. & Latin America: State Department's Thomas Mann, BYLINE: Robert Vickrey
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