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The International who's who ; who's who in the world, incorporated with the International blue book … a biographical dictionary of the world's notable living men and women, 1910
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3Octet 1958, Comedy Overture 1958, Toccata for Piano and Orchestra 1959, Serenade No. 1 for Six Instruments 1959, Serenade No. 2 for Flute, Oboe and Piano 1959, Third Symphony 1960, 12 Studies for Piano 1961, Cantata for Tenor and Chamber Ensemble 1962, O Longs Désirs (song cycle for soprano and orchestra) 1963, Ricercare for Organ 1965, Four Dialogues for Oboe and Piano 1965, Four Songs, Voice and Piano, Texts by Andreas Gryphius (also with Orchestra) 1965, Fourth Symphony 1966, Fantasy for Viola and Piano 1966, Three Scenes for Orchestra, The Day and the Spirits (soprano and harp) 1967, Seven Counterpoints for Orchestra 1967, Ave Maris Stella (male voices and piano) 1967, Refrains for Solo Oboe 1968, Magnificat for Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra 1968, Episodes for Piano 1968, Concertante No. 4 for Flute, Oboe, Violin and Strings 1968, Set No. 1 for organ 1968, Toccata Gladius Domini for organ 1968, Some Superior Nonsense for Tenor and Chamber Ensemble 1969, Serenade No. 3 for Four Saxophones 1969, Episodes II for Piano 1969, Praeludium for Organ 1969, Paseo for Guitar 1970, The Roofs for Soprano and Percussionist 1970, Concertante No. 5 for Piano and String Quartet 1971, Intrada for Organ 1971, Nocturne for Orchestra 1971 Ballade for Flute and Piano 1972, Seven Little Songs (Hölderlin) for Chorus 1972, Introitus for Orchestra 1972, The Groves of Dodona for Six Flutes 1973, Two Petrarch Madrigals for Chorus 1974, Spirit Puck for Clarinet and Percussions 1974, Trio Sonata for Organ 1974, Third String Quartet 1976, Fifth Symphony, for Organ and Orchestra 1976, Sinfonia for Wind Instruments 1977, Anniversary for Piano 1977, Sonata for Two Pianos 1977, Serenade No. 4 for Three Clarinets and Bass Clarinet 1977, Laudi Concertati for Organ and Orchestra 1979. Leisure interest: travel. Address: Department of Music, University of California, Santa Barbara, California 93106 (Office); 5423 Throne Court, Santa Barbara, Calif. 93111, U.S.A. (Home). Telephone: 805-964-3737.
5FRIDAY, William Clyde, B.S., LL.B., LL.D.; American educator; b. 13 July 1920, Raphine, Va.; s. of David Latham and Mary Elizabeth Rowan Friday; m. Ida Willa Howell 1942; three d.; ed. Wake Forest Coll., North Carolina State Coll. and Univ. of N. Carolina Law School; Asst. Dean of Students, Univ. of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill 1948-51, Acting Dean of Students 1950-51, Admin. Asst. to Pres. 1951-54, Sec. of Univ. 1954-55, Acting Pres. 1956, Pres. 1956-; Hon. LL.D. (Wake Forest Coll., Belmont Abbey, Duke Univ., Princeton Univ., Elon Coll., Davidson Coll. Kentucky and Mercer Univs.), Hon. D.C.L. (Univ. of the South 1976). Leisure interests: gardening, golf, reading. Address: University of North Carolina, General Administration, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514, U.S.A. Telephone: 919-933-6981.
7FRIDRICHS, Hans, DR.RER.POL.; German politician and banker; b. 16 Oct. 1931, Wittlich; m. Erika Wilhelm; two d.; Man., Rhineland-Hesse Chamber of Industry and Trade 1959-63; Deputy Business Man. FDP 1963-64, Business Man. 1964-69; mem. Bundestag 1965-69, 1976-77; Sec. of State, Ministry of Agric., Viniculture and Protection of the Environment for Rhineland Palatinate 1969-72; Fed. Minister of Econs. 1972-77; Dir. Dresdner Bank 1977-, Chair. Bd. Man. Dirs. 1978-; Deputy Chair. FDP 1974-77. Leisure interests: art, sport. Address: Dresdner Bank, 6 Frankfurt am Main 1, Gallusanlage 7, Federal Republic of Germany.
9FRIDH, Gertrude; Swedish actress; b. 26 Nov. 1921; ed. Gothenburg School of Dramatic Art; Gothenburg Theatre 1944-49; Intima Theatre, Stockholm 1950; Allé Theatre, Stockholm 1955-57; Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm 1958-. Plays acted in include: Ett Dockhem 1953, Som ni behagar 1954, Le Misanthrope 1957, Anna Karenina 1958, Hedda Gabler 1964 (London 1968). Films acted in include: Skepp till indialand 1947, Tvd trappor över gåden 1949-50, Hjärter Knekt 1950, Smultrunstället (Wild Strawberries) 1957, Ansiktet (The Face) 1958, Djävulens Öga 1960. Address: c/o Svenska Filminstitutet, Kungsgatan 48, Stockholm C. Sweden.
11FRIED, Josef, PH.D.; American organic chemist; b. 21 July 1914, Poland; s. of Abraham and Frieda Fried; m. Erna M. Werner 1939; one d.; ed. Univs. of Leipzig, Zürich and Columbia; Research Assoc., Squibb Inst. for Medical Research, New Brunswick, N.J. 1944-47, Head of Dept. 1947-49, Dir. Div. of Organic Chem. 1959-63, Prof. Depts. of Chem., Biochem., and Ben May Lab. for Cancer Research, Univ. of Chicago 1963-, Chair. Dept. Chem. 1977-; mem. Nat. Acad. of Sciences, American Chem. Soc., American Soc. Biol. Chemists, British and Swiss Chem. Socs.; Fellow, A.A.A.S., New York Acad. of Sciences; American Chemical Soc. Award in Medical Chem. 1974. Publications: concerning chemistry and bio-chemistry of steroids, prostaglandins, carcinogenic hydrocarbons. Leisure interests: violin (chamber music), skiing, sailing, growing orchids. Address: Department of Chemistry, University of Chicago, 5735 S. Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60637, U.S.A. Telephone: 312-947-5079.
13FRIEDAN, Betty; American feminist leader; b. 4 Feb. 1921, Illinois; m. Carl Freidan 1947 (divorced 1969); two s. one d.; f. Nat. Org. for Women 1966, first Pres. 1966-70, Chair. 1970-72; Organizer Nat. Women's Political Caucus 1971, Int. Feminist Congress 1973, First Women's Bank & Trust Co. 1973; Visiting Prof. of Sociology, Temple Univ. 1972, Yale Univ. 1974, Queen's Coll. 1975; Contributing Ed., McCall's Magazine 1971-; numerous lectures in U.S.A. and Europe; mem. PEN; American Humanist Award 1975. Publications: The Feminine Mystique 1963, It Changed My Life 1976; articles in McCall's, Harper's, etc. Address: One Lincoln Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10023, U.S.A.
15FRIEDEL, Jacques; French physicist; b. 11 Feb. 1921, Paris; s. of Edmond Friedel and Jeanne Friedel (née Bersier); m. Mary Winifred Horder 1952; two s.; ed. Ecole Polytechnique, Ecole des Mines de Paris, Bristol Univ.; Mining engineer, Ecole des Mines de Paris 1948-56, Maitre de Conférences, Univ. de Paris 1956-59; Prof. of Solid State Physics, Univ. de Paris (later Paris Sud) 1959-, Dir. Third Cycle: Exact and Nat. Sciences 1974-77; Pres. Section 21, Consultative Cttee. on Univs. 1975-; mem. Acad. of Sciences 1977-; Hon. mem. American Acad. of Sciences and Letters, Inst. of Physics; Hon. D.Sc. (Bristol 1977); Chevalier, Légion d'honneur, Officier, Ordre du Mérite. Publication: Dislocations 1956. Leisure interest: gardening. Address: 2 rue Jean-François Gerbillon, Paris 6e, France. Telephone: 222-2585.
17FRIEDEN-KINNEN, Madeleine; Luxembourg politician; b. 4 Oct. 1915, Esch-sur-Alzette; m. Pierre Frieden (who became Prime Minister 1958 and died 1959) 1946; Pres. of Luxembourg Women's Catholic Action 1960-66; Pres. Auxilia-Equipes sociales de malades (Asscn. to help chronic sick, disabled and prisoners) 1957-66; Pres. Asscn. des Villages d'Enfants SOS de Luxembourg (org. to form an orphans' village) 1963-66; Editor of Women's Page in Luxemburger Wort 1965-66; Pres. Women's Section of Christian Social Party 1966-; Sec. of State for Family, Youth, Population, Social Security and Nat. Educ. 1967-69; Minister of Family, Youth, Social Security, Public Health and Cultural Affairs 1969-1972. Address: c/o Ministère de la Famille, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.
19FRIEDENTHAL, Richard, DR. PHIL.; British writer; b. 9 June 1896, Munich; s. of Prof. Dr. Hans Friedenthal and Martha (née Elster) Friedenthal; m. Elisabeth C. Bach-Gütermann 1950; ed. Gymnasium, Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Jena, and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München; fmr. Reader and Ed., Knaur Verlag, Berlin; writer and editor in England 1938-; mem. German Acad., Darmstadt; Hon. Pres. PEN Centre, Fed. Repub. of Germany; Grosses Bundesverdienstkreuz. Publications: include poetry, novels, short stories; biographies; Der Eroberer 1932, Leonardo da Vinci 1959, G. F. Handel 1959, Goethe—His Life and Times 1965; travel books: Die Party bei Herrn Tokaido 1958, London zwischen gestern und morgen 1960; Ed. Knaurs Lexikon 1931, Facts (4 vols.) 1934, Letters of the Great Artist (2 vols.) 1964, Luther—His Life and Times 1967, Entdecker des Ich (Montaigne, Pascal, Diderot) 1969, Jan Hus, Heretic and Rebel 1972. Leisure interests: collecting books, music. Address: 15 Burgess Hill, London, N.W.2, England. Telephone: 01-435 8783.
21FRIEDMAN, Irving S., PH.D.; American economist; b. 31 Jan. 1915; m. Edna Friedman; two s. one d.; ed. Columbia Univ., N.Y.; mem. Office of Sec. of Treasury, U.S. 1941-46; Chief IMF 1946-48, Asst. for Policy Matters to Deputy Man. Dir. 1948-50, Dir. Exchange Restrictions Dept. 1950-64; Econ. Adviser to Pres. of Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Devt. (World Bank) 1964-70; Chair. Econ. Cttee.; mem. President's Council; Visiting Fellow, All Souls Coll., Oxford 1970-71; Prof. in Residence, World Bank 1971-74; Senior Adviser for Int. Operations, First Nat. City Bank, New York 1974-; Chair. Center of Concern 1971-; Vice-Pres. and Treas. Soc. for Int. Devt.; mem. American Econ. Soc., Council on Foreign Relations; Order of Sacred Treasure, Japan. Publications: Inflation: A Worldwide Disaster 1973, and numerous books and articles on international economics. Leisure interests: golf, sailing, tennis astronomy. Address: 6620 Fernwood Court, Bethesda, Md.; and 860 UN Plaza, New York, N.Y., U.S.A. (Home). Telephone: EM-5-5023 (Home).
23FRIEDMAN, Milton, PH.D.; American economist; b. 31 July 1912, New York; s. of Jeno Saul and Sarah Esther Friedman; m. Rose Director 1938; one s. one d.; ed. Rutgers Univ., Chicago and Columbia Univ.; Assoc. Economist, Nat. Resources Cttee. 1935-37, Nat. Bureau of Econ. Research 1937-45 (on leave 1940-45), 1948-; Prin. Economist, Div. of Tax Research, U.S. Treasury Dept. 1941-43; Assoc. Dir. Statistical Research Group, Div. of War Research, Columbia Univ., New York 1943-45; Prof. of Econs., Univ. of Chicago 1948-; Senior Research Fellow, Hoover Inst. of Stanford Univ., Calif. 1976-; Bd. of Eds. Econometrica; Pres. American Econ.
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