PUBLIC DIPLOMACY FOR CENTRAL AMERICA, WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF: Records, 1987-1988 – REAGAN LIBRARY COLLECTIONS

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PUBLIC DIPLOMACY FOR CENTRAL AMERICA, WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF: Records, 1987-1988

The Office of Public Diplomacy for Central America ( a State Department office) had employees detailed to the White House from mid-July 1987 through March 5, 1988. The office staff included: Cresencio S. Arcos, coordinator, Daniel Fisk, deputy coordiantor, and Doris Beck, secretary. At the White House the detailees reported to Thomas Griscom, Assistant to the President for Communications and Planning.

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Chron File

Speaking Schedule

Roger Miranda File

State Department Central America Update Publications

Central America Peace Plan

Central America Rapid Response

Symposiums

Administrative Files