Kenneth M. Curtis

For the American singer and actor, see Ken Curtis.

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External links

https://www.nytimes.com/1973/06/14/archives/maine-governor-signs-bill-eliminating-marijuana-law.html

• The Susan Curtis Foundation/Camp Susan Curtis
• George J. Mitchell Oral History Project interview, Bowdoin College, 2010
• "In Search of a Strong Agenda: An Interview with Kenneth M. Curtis", Maine Policy Review, Volume 1, Number 3, 1992
• Curtis Homestead Conservation Area, Leeds, Maine

Kenneth M. Curtis
United States Ambassador to Canada
In office October 5, 1979 –January 20, 1981

Political offices
Preceded by Paul A. MacDonald	Secretary of State of Maine 1965–1966	Succeeded by Joseph T. Edgar
Preceded by John H. Reed	Governor of Maine 1967–1975	Succeeded by James B. Longley
Party political offices
Preceded by Maynard Dolloff	Democratic nominee for Governor of Maine 1966, 1970	Succeeded by George J. Mitchell
Preceded by Robert S. Strauss	Chairman of the Democratic National Committee 1977–1978	Succeeded by John C. White
Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Thomas O. Enders	Ambassador to Canada 1979–1981	Succeeded by Paul H. Robinson, Jr.
U.S. order of precedence (ceremonial)
Preceded by Martha McSally as Former US Senator	Order of precedence of the United States Within Maine	Succeeded by John R. McKernan Jr. as Former Governor
Preceded by Robert J. Bentley as Former Governor	Order of precedence of the United States Outside Maine