William L. Eagleton, Jr. AKA William Lester Eagleton, Jr. Born: 17-Aug-1926 Birthplace: Peoria, IL Died: 27-Jan-2011 Location of death: Taos, NM Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Diplomat Nationality: United States Executive summary: US Ambassador to Syria, 1984-88 Military service: US Navy (1943-46) Entered the Foreign Service in 1949. Father: William Eagleton (Navy captain) Brother: Dick Eagleton Wife: (div.) Wife: Kay Eagleton (m.)
High School: Peoria High School, Peoria, IL University: BA, Yale University (1948) University: Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris, France (1948-49) Scholar: Fellow, Princeton University (1966-67) Scholar: Diplomat in Residence, Colorado State University (1976-77)
US State Department Advisor to the State Dept., Northern Iraq (2003) UN Official Director, UN Operation in Western Sahara (1999) UN Official Special Coordinator for Sarajevo (1996) UN Official Deputy Commissioner-General, UNRWA for Palestinian Refugees (1988-94) US Ambassador to Syria (1984-88; recalled 1986-87 for ten months) US Ambassador to Iraq Chief, US Interests Section (1980-84) US Ambassador to Libya ad interim (1978-80) US Ambassador to Algeria Chief, US Interests Section (1967-74) US Ambassador to South Yemen (established embassy 7-Dec-1967; relations severed 24-Oct-1969) US State Department Director, Office of Southern Europe (1974-76) US State Department Political Officer, London, England (1964-66) US Ambassador to Mauritania ad interim (1962-64) US State Department Consul, Tabriz, Iran (1959-61) US State Department Syria and Lebanon Desk Officer (1955-59) US State Department Political Officer, Damascus, Syria (1951-53) US State Department Political Officer, Madrid, Spain (1949-51)
Author of books:
The Kurdish Republic of 1946 (1961) An Introduction to Kurdish Rugs and other Weavings (1988)
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