Stines, Norman Caswell, 1914-1980.

American diplomat; first secretary of embassy to the Soviet Union, 1950-1952.

From the description of Norman Caswell Stines papers, 1911-1968. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754872533

Biographical Note

• 1914, August 6: Born, Stockholm, Sweden
• 1935: A.B., Stanford University
• 1936 - 38 : Journalist, Redwood City Tribune
• 1938 - 39 : Purchasing Agent for mining corporation in La Paz, Bolivia
• 1939 - 1942 : Assistant Manager of electric company in La Paz, Bolivia
• 1942: Junior Economic Analyst in Foreign Service Auxiliary, La Paz, Bolivia
• 1943: Senior Economic Analyst in Foreign Service Auxiliary, La Paz, Bolivia
• 1944: Attache at the U.S. Embassy in Guatemala
• 1945 - 46 : Vice Consul, Foreign Service Office, and secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Guatemala
• 1947 - 49 : 2nd Secretary and Vice Consul at the U.S. Embassy, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
• 1949: Foreign Service training at Columbia University, Russian language and area study
• 1950: 2nd Secretary and Consul at the U.S. Embassy, Moscow USSR
• 1950 - 52 : 1st Secretary and Consul at the U.S. Embassy, Moscow, USSR
• 1953: Left the U.S. State Department service because of security investigations
• 1980: Died, Cuernavaca, Mexico

From the guide to the Norman C. Stines Papers, 1911-1968, (Hoover Institution Archives)