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U.S. Representatives to the United Nations

Year	Ambassador
1946	Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.
1946–1947	Herschel V. Johnson (acting)
1947–1953	Warren R. Austin
1953–1960	Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
1960–1961	James J. Wadsworth
1961–1965	Adlai E. Stevenson
1965–1968	Arthur J. Goldberg
1968	George W. Ball
1968–1969	James Russell Wiggins
1969–1971	Charles W. Yost
1971–1973	George H. W. Bush
1973–1975	John A. Scali
1975–1976	Daniel P. Moynihan
1976–1977	William W. Scranton
1977–1979	Andrew Young
1979–1981	Donald McHenry
1981–1985	Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
1985–1989	Vernon A. Walters
1989–1992	Thomas J. Pickering
1992–1993	Edward J. Perkins
1993–1996	Madeleine K. Albright
1997–1998	Bill Richardson
1998–1999	A. Peter Burleigh (acting)
1999–2001	Richard Holbrooke
2001	James B. Cunningham (acting)
2001–2004	John D. Negroponte
2004–2005	John Danforth
2005–2006	John Bolton
2007–2009	Zalmay Khalilzad
2009–	Susan Rice

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