David McK. Key

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David McK. Key of Tennessee, a descendent of David M. Key, served as United States Ambassador to Burma from March 1950 to October 1951, and later as the Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations of the State Department.

Preceded by
J. Klahr Huddle		 U.S. Ambassador to Burma
1950–1951		 Succeeded by
William J. Sebald

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Assistants Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs
Rusk • Hickerson • Murphy • Key • Wilcox • Cleveland • Sisco • De Palma • Popper • Buffum • Lewis • Maynes • McCall • Abrams • Newell • Keyes • Williamson • Bolton • Bennet • Lyman • Welch • Holmes • Silverberg
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