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- Joseph_W._Twinam abstract "Joseph Wright Twinam (11 July 1934 – 12 June 2001) was a United States diplomat with a focus on the Middle East. Ambassador Twinam was the first U.S. ambassador accredited solely to Bahrain, serving from 1974 to 1976. He served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern & South Asian Affairs, from 1979 to 1982. He then served three years as dean of the Foreign Service Institute & as diplomat-in-residence at the University of Virginia (UVA), finally retiring from the State Department in 1985. He subsequently was a distinguished visiting professor at the Citadel for eight years, and an adjunct professor at Southern Methodist University from 1998 to 1999. He died in Charleston, South Carolina from injuries sustained in a fall. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, it was revealed on his death that Twinam was also a member of the Seven Society at UVA.".
- Joseph_W._Twinam alias "Twinam, Joe".
- Joseph_W._Twinam birthPlace Chattanooga,_Tennessee.
- Joseph_W._Twinam country Bahrain.
- Joseph_W._Twinam country United_States.
- Joseph_W._Twinam deathDate "2001-06-12".
- Joseph_W._Twinam deathPlace Charleston,_South_Carolina.
- Joseph_W._Twinam deathYear "2001".
- Joseph_W._Twinam president Gerald_Ford.
- Joseph_W._Twinam president Richard_Nixon.
- Joseph_W._Twinam successor Wat_T._Cluverius_IV.
- Joseph_W._Twinam wikiPageID "36981658".
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- Joseph_W._Twinam alternativeNames "Twinam, Joe".
- Joseph_W._Twinam ambassadorFrom "United States".
- Joseph_W._Twinam birthPlace Chattanooga,_Tennessee.
- Joseph_W._Twinam country "Bahrain".
- Joseph_W._Twinam dateOfDeath "2001-06-12".
- Joseph_W._Twinam deathDate "2001-06-12".
- Joseph_W._Twinam deathPlace Charleston,_South_Carolina.
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- Joseph_W._Twinam name "Joseph W. Twinam".
- Joseph_W._Twinam name "Twinam, Joseph W.".
- Joseph_W._Twinam placeOfBirth "Chattanooga, Tennessee".
- Joseph_W._Twinam predecessor William_Stoltzfus.
- Joseph_W._Twinam president Gerald_Ford.
- Joseph_W._Twinam president Richard_Nixon.
- Joseph_W._Twinam shortDescription "United States diplomat".
- Joseph_W._Twinam spouse "Janet Ashby".
- Joseph_W._Twinam successor Wat_T._Cluverius_IV.
- Joseph_W._Twinam termEnd "1976".
- Joseph_W._Twinam termStart "1974".
- Joseph_W._Twinam description "United States diplomat".
- Joseph_W._Twinam description "United States diplomat".
- Joseph_W._Twinam subject Category:1934_births.
- Joseph_W._Twinam subject Category:2001_deaths.
- Joseph_W._Twinam subject Category:Ambassadors_of_the_United_States_to_Bahrain.
- Joseph_W._Twinam subject Category:People_from_Chattanooga,_Tennessee.
- Joseph_W._Twinam subject Category:University_of_Virginia_alumni.
- Joseph_W._Twinam type Agent.
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- Joseph_W._Twinam comment "Joseph Wright Twinam (11 July 1934 – 12 June 2001) was a United States diplomat with a focus on the Middle East. Ambassador Twinam was the first U.S. ambassador accredited solely to Bahrain, serving from 1974 to 1976. He served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern & South Asian Affairs, from 1979 to 1982.".
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- Joseph_W._Twinam givenName "Joseph W.".
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- Joseph_W._Twinam name "Joseph W. Twinam".
- Joseph_W._Twinam name "Twinam, Joseph W.".
- Joseph_W._Twinam surname "Twinam".