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1recitals throughout the world; Hon. mem. Accademia de Santa Cecilia, Rome and Brazil, Acad. of Stockholm, etc.; Assoc. mem. Acad. des Beaux Arts (France) 1971-; Hon. Citizen of Philadelphia, Chicago, Columbia; Grand Croix de la Légion d'honneur; Commdr. des Arts et Lettres, Order of Leopold 1st (Belgium), Chilean Merit, Officer of Santiago (Portugal), Polonia Restituta (Poland), Order of Grand Cross of Alfonso el Sabio (Spain), U.S. Medal of Freedom 1976, Commdr. Cross with Star of Order of Merit (Poland) 1978, etc.; Hon. Dr. Mus. (Northwestern, Yale, Brown, Rutgers, Columbia Univs., Hebrew Univ. (Jerusalem), etc.). Publication: My Young Years (autobiog.) 1973. Address: c/o Wilfrid Van Wyck, Troon, Old Mill Lane, Bray, SL6 2BG, Berks., England; and 22 square de l'avenue Foch, 75116 Paris, France.
3RUBOTTOM, Roy Richard, Jr.; American diplomatist, educator and university administrator; b. 13 Feb. 1912 Brownwood, Tex.; s. of Roy Richard Rubottom and Jennie Eleanor Watkins; m. Billy Ruth Young 1938; two s. one d.; ed. Southern Methodist and Texas Univs.; in commerce 1935-37; Asst. Dean, Student Life Tex. Univ. 1937-41; served in U.S. Navy (Commander) 1941-46; Naval liaison officer, Mexico 1943-45; Naval Attache, Paraguay 1945-46; Appointed Foreign Service Officer 1947; Embassy Sec. and Consul, Bogotá 1947-49; in charge Mexican Affairs, State Dept. 1950-52; Dir. Mid-American Affairs 1952-53; 1st Sec., Madrid Embassy 1953-54; Dir. Operations Mission, Madrid 1954-56; Deputy Asst. Sec. and Acting Asst. Sec., of State for Inter-American Affairs 1956; Asst. Sec. 1957-60; Amb. to Argentina 1960-61; faculty adviser for State Dept., Naval War Coll. 1961-64; Vice-Pres. Southern Methodist Univ., Tex. 1964-71, Prof. of Govt. and Scholar-in-Residence 1975-, Dir. Center of Ibero-American Civilizations 1975-77; Pres. Univ. of the Americas 1971-73; Hon. LL.D. (South-western Coll., Winfield, Kansas) 1968. Leisure interests: swimming, travel, reading. Address: Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Tex. 75275; 3429 University Blvd., Dallas, Tex 75205, U.S.A. (Home).
5RUCINSKI, Joseph; American (b. Polish) economist; b. 13 Aug. 1907, Kiev, Ukraine; s. of Roman and Maria Rucinski; m. Wanda Zofia Princess Lubormirska 1965; ed. Inst. Supérieur de Commerce, Antwerp, and Univ. of Geneva; mem. Money and Credit Dept. of the Polish Ministry of Finance 1932-39; Financial Counsellor of the Polish Embassy, London 1939-42; Economic Adviser to the Polish Foreign Office in London 1942; went to the U.S. 1945; joined staff of the Int. Bank 1946; Asst. Dir. of the Dept. of Operations for Asia and the Middle East 1952 and Dir. 1955; Dir. of the Dept. of Operations for South Asia and the Middle East 1957-61; Vice-Pres. Kaiser Industries Dec. 1961-67; Vice-Pres. Allied Chemical Corp. 1967-70, Consultant 1971-. Leisure interests: music, photography, deep-sea fishing. Address: Allied Chemical Corporation, 61 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10006; Hawthorne Towers, 36 Hawthorne Place, Montclair, N.J. 07042, U.S.A. Telephone: 422-7300, Ext. 2273 (Office); 201-746-2764 (Home).
7RUCKELSHAUS, William Doyle; American government official; b. 24 July 1934, Indianapolis, Ind.; s. of John K. and Marion (Doyle) Covington Ruckelshaus; m. Jill E. Strickland 1962; one s. four d.; ed. Portsmouth Priory School, R.I. and Princeton and Harvard Univs.; served with U.S. Army 1953-55; admitted to Indiana Bar 1960; joined family firm Ruckelshaus, Bobbit & O'Connor 1960-69; Partner Ruckelshaus, Beveridge, Fairbanks & Diamond (fmrly. Ruckelshaus, Beveridge & Fairbanks); Deputy Attorney-Gen. Ind. 1960-62; Minority Attorney, Ind. State Senate 1965-67; mem. Indiana House of Reps. 1967-69; Asst. Attorney-Gen., U.S. Civil Div. 1969-70; Dir. Environmental Protection Agency 1970-73; Acting Dir. Fed. Bureau of Investigation 1973; Deputy Attorney-Gen. 1973; Sr. Vice-Pres. Weyerhaeuser Co. 1976-; mem. Board of Dirs. Cummins Engine Co., Inc., Peabody-Galion Corp., Church and Dwight Co. Inc.; mem. several U.S. bar asscns. Publication: Reapportionment—A Continuing Problem 1963. Leisure interests: tennis, fishing, reading. Address: 1015 Evergreen Point Road, Medina, Wash. 98039, U.S.A. Telephone: (206) 453-0863.
9RUDA, José María, LL.D.; Argentine lawyer and diplomatist; b. 9 Aug. 1924, Buenos Aires; s. of José María Ruda and Margarita Comas de Ruda; m. Maria Haydée Arnold 1949; five c.; ed. Univ. de Buenos Aires and New York Univ.; Office of Legal Affairs, UN Secr. 1951-55; Sec. of State, Salta Province, Argentina 1956-57; Counsellor, La Paz 1957-60; mem. Argentine Del. to UN 1959-, Chair. Argentine Del. 1965, Perm. Rep. to UN 1966-70; Assoc. Prof. of Int. Law, Univ. de Buenos Aires 1959-71, Prof. of Int. Law 1971-; Under-Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs and Worship 1970-73; Visiting Prof. Colegio de México 1963; mem. Int. Law Comm. of UN 1964-73; Judge, Int. Court of Justice 1973; mem. ILO Panel of Experts 1978-; Del to numerous int. confs. Publications include: The Powers of the General Assembly of the UN in Political and Security Matters 1956, Jurisdiction of the International Court 1959, Relations Between the United Nations and the Organization of American States in Connexion with International Peace and Security 1959 A Study in Politics and Law: The United Nations 1962, The Evolution of International Law, International Instruments 1976. Address: International Court of Justice, Peace Palace, The Hague, Netherlands; Callao 1707, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
11RUDBERG, Erik Gustav, D.S.C.: Swedish physicist; b. 17 Nov. 1902, Stockholm; s. of Dr. Ture Albert Rudberg and Emma Teresia Frederika (née Munck); m. Birgit Holmgren 1930; ed. Stockholm Univ., Göttingen Univ., King's Coll., London Univ.; Asst. Stockholm Univ. 1922-24, Lecturer 1929; Asst. Nobel Inst. 1924-30; Instructor in Physics, M.I.T. 1931-32, Asst. Prof. 1932-36; Dir. of Applied Physics Research Laboratory, Allmänna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolaget 1936-39; Prof. and Head of Physics Dept., Chalmers Univ. of Tech., Gothenburg 1939-45; Dir. Swedish Inst. of Metal Research 1945-59; Perm. Sec. Royal Swedish Acad. of Sciences 1959-72, Prof. Emer. 1973-; Pres. European Physical Soc. 1970-71; mem. Swedish Eng. Acad., Royal Acad. of Sciences; Hon. mem. Swedish Soc. of Metallurgy, Swedish Soc. of Mountaineers, Soc. française de Métallurgie; Foreign mem. Romanian Acad. of Sciences, Indian Acad. of Sciences; Liljevalch Fellow, Göttingen 1924; Ramsay Fellow, London 1925-27; Rockefeller Fellow, Franklin Inst., Philadelphia 1930-31; Fellow, American Physical Soc. Publications: scientific papers on electron emission, electron theory of metals, electron collisions, vapour pressure of metals, metallography, chemical reaction velocities, solid-state physics. Leisure interests: sailing, skiing, mountaineering, wildlife studies, carpentry. Address: Sjövretsvaegen 48, S-15024 Roenneinge, Sweden.
13RUDENKO, Roman Andreyevich; Soviet lawyer; b. 30 July 1907, Ukraine; ed. Moscow Legal Academy; at the Procurator's Office 1929-; Chief Soviet Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials 1945-46; Procurator of the Ukraine 1944-53; State Judiciary Counsellor, Procurator-Gen. of the U.S.S.R. 1953-; mem. CPSU 1926-, Cand. mem. CPSU Ctte. 1956-61, mem. 1961-; Deputy to U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet 1950-; has attended Conf. of the Int. Asscn. of Democratic Lawyers; LL.D. (h.c.) Charles Univ. Prague and Humboldt Univ. Berlin; awarded Order of Lenin (five times), Order of the Red Banner of Labour, Hero of Socialist Labour, etc. Address: Office of the Procurator-General of the U.S.S.R., 15A Pushkinskaya Street, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
15RUDENKO, Marshal Sergey Ignatiyevich; Soviet air-force officer; b. 20 Oct. 1904, Korob, Chernigov Region, Ukraine; ed. Zhukovsky Air Force Acad.; Commdr. of an air army, taking part in the fighting at Stalingrad, Kursk, Berlin, in Byelorussia; Chief of Staff of Air Force 1949-58, First Deputy C.-in-C. Soviet Air Force 1956-58; Chief of Gagarin Air Force Acad. 1968-73; Insp., Counsellor of Gen. Inspectorate of Minister of Defence 1973-; Marshal of Aviation 1955-; mem. CPSU 1928-; Cand. mem. Ctte. CPSU 1961-66; Hero of the Soviet Union; awarded Order of Lenin (four times), Gold Star Medal, Suvorov (three times), Red Banner (four times), Kutuzov, also Polish honours. Address: Ministry of Defence, 34 Maurice Thorez Embankment, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
17RUDHART, Hans Wilhelm, DR. RER. POL.; German business executive; b. 30 Sept. 1902; Vice-Pres. Gutehoffnungshütte Aktienverein and Gutehoffnungshütte Sterkrade AG 1958-68, mem. Board 1969-; Pres. Employers' Feds.; mem. of management of German Industry Inst., Fed. Asscn. of German Industry, Trade Asscn. of Iron and Steel Industry, etc.; mem. or Pres. of Board of Dirs. Schwäbische Hüttenwerke GmbH, Zahnradfabrik Augsburg Renk AG, Eisenwerk Nürnberg AG, Vereinigte Aluminiumwerke AG, Bonn Gutehoffnungshütte Schwerte GmbH, UTMAL, India, The Libyan Drilling and Servicing Co. Ltd., Associated Tunnelling Co. Ltd., London; Grosses Bundesverdienstkreuz. Publications: Die preussische Staatsbank mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der letzten zwei Jahrzehnte. Address: 43 Essen-Bredeney, Am Tann 7, Federal Republic of Germany.
19RUDING, H. O. (Onno), DR. ECON.; Netherlands economist, banker and international official; b. 15 Aug. 1939, Breda; s. of Dr. R. Ruding and A. M. Ruding (née Fehmers); m. Renée V. Hekking 1971; one s. one d.; ed. grammar school (Gymnasium) in Breda, Netherlands School of Econs. at Rotterdam; Head of Int. Monetary Affairs Div., Treasury-Gen. of Ministry of Finance 1965-70; Joint Gen. Man. Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank, N.V., Head of Securities Underwriting, New Issue and Corporate Finance Dept. 1971-76; Exec. Dir. for Cyprus, Israel, Netherlands, Romania and Yugoslavia, IMF Jan. 1977-. Publication: Towards an Integrated European Capital Market? 1969. Leisure interests: history, golf, chess.
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