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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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1icably Handicapped 1956-71, Advisory Cttee., Agency for Int. Devt.-Univ. Relations 1965-66, 1967-69, Advisory Council Nat. Fund for Medical Educ. 1959-71; Trustee, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching 1960-71, Cttee. on Educational Television, Carnegie Corp. 1965-67, Inst. Int. Educ. 1965-68, Carnegie Comm. on Future Structure and Financing of Higher Educ. 1967-73; Pres. Asscn. of American Univs. 1967-69; Distinguished Prof. of Higher Educ. 1971-74; Chair. Nat. Board on Graduate Educ. 1972-75; numerous hon. degrees. Publications: numerous articles in professional journals; Challenges Past, Challenges Present 1976. Address: College of Education, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. 61801, U.S.A. Telephone: 333-2156.
3HENRY, William Robert; British business executive; b. 30 April 1915, Glasgow; s. of William Henry and Sarah Lindsay; m. Esther Macfadyen 1947; two s. one d.; ed. Govan High School, Univ. of London; with J. & P. Coats Ltd. (later Coats Patons Ltd.) 1934-; Head of Financial Div. 1955-57, Asst. Accountant 1957-63, Dir. J. & P. Coats Ltd. 1963-66, Coats, Patons Ltd. 1966-, Deputy Chair. 1970-75, Chair. Oct. 1975-; Dir. Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Soc. 1977-. Leisure interest: gardening. Address: 2/9 Barcapel Avenue, Newton Mearns, Glasgow, G77 5NL; and Hawkstone Lodge, Ascog, Rothesay, Bute, Scotland. Telephone: 041-639 7290; 0700-2729.
5HENSEL, Witold, Ph.D., Sc.D.; Polish archaeologist; b. 29 March 1917, Poznań; s. of Maksymilian Hensel and Maria Formanowicz; m. Maria Chmielewska 1941; three s. one d.; ed. Poznań Univ.; Lecturer and Adjunct, Lublin Univ. 1944-45, Poznań Univ. 1946-50, Prof. 1951-56, Dean History Faculty 1951-53; Prof. Warsaw Univ. 1954-; Dir. Polish Acad. of Sciences Inst. for History of Material Culture 1954-; Editor and Founder Slavia Antiqua 1947-; Editor Światowit 1965-; has led excavations at Gniezno, Kłeczko, Ostrów Tumski of Poznań and Kruszwica (near Inowrocław), Czersk (near Warsaw), Poland, Styrmen and Odercy, Bulgaria, Debrešte (near Prilep), Yugoslavia, and in St.-Jean-Le-Froid Condorcet and Montaigut, France, Cappacio Vecchia, Italy and Algiers and Tlemcen, Algeria; mem. Council Int. Congress of Prehistoric Sciences 1956 and Instituto Italiano di Preistoria e Protostoria 1961; Pres. Int. Cttee. of Research for Origin of Towns 1962, Int. Congress Slavonic Archaeology 1965-67; Vice-Pres. Int. Congress of Slavists 1971-; Corresp. mem. Polish Acad. Sciences 1965, mem. 1973-, Chair. Cttee. for Slavistic Studies; Foreign mem. Acad. of Sciences of G.D.R. 1975, Macdeonian Acad. of Sciences 1976; State Prize 1955, 1966, Copernicus Medal, Polish Acad. of Sciences 1977, Bulgarian Order of Kirill and Methodius, 1st Class 1970, Commdr. Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta 1971, Medal of 30th Anniversary of People's Poland 1974, Commdr. Croce al Merito della Repubblica Italiana 1975, Gold Medal of Czechoslovak Acad. of Sciences 1975, Order of Standard of Labour, 1st Class, 1978; Hon. citizen of Poznań. Publications: Studia nad osadnictwem Wielkopolski wczesno-historycznej (Studies of Settlement in Wielkopolska in the Early Historical Period) Vols. 1-V 1948-72, Słowianoszczyzna wczesnośredniowieczna—Zarys kultury material-nej (Early Medieval Slav Culture—An outline of Material Culture) 1952, 1956, 1965, Sztuka społeczeństw paleolitycznych (The Art of Palaeolithic Societies) 1957, Poznań w zaraniu dziejów (Poznań in Protohistoric Times) 1958, Najdawniejsze stolice Polski (Poland's Ancient Capitals) 1960, The Beginnings of the Polish State 1960, Polska przed tysiącem lat (Poland a Thousand Years Ago) 1960, 1964, 1967, Archeologia o początkach miast słowiańskich (Origins of Slavonic Towns in Light of Archaeology) 1963, Die Slawen im frühen Mittelalter 1965, La Naissance de la Pologne 1966, Anfänge der Städte bei den Ost- und Westslawen 1967, Ziemie Polskie w pradziejach (Poland in Prehistoric Times) 1969, Archeologia i Prahistorya (Archaeology and prehistory) 1971, Polska starożytna (Poland in Ancient Times) 1973, Archeologia żywa (Alive Archaeology) 1973, Ur- und Frühgeschichte Polens 1974; U Źródeł Polski średniowiecznej (Sources of Poland in the Middle Ages); Editor Slavia Antiqua, Archaeologia Polona, Archaeologia urbium, Światowit and Polski Badania Archeologiczne (Polish Archaeological Researches). Leisure interest: arts. Address: Al. Swierczewskiego 105, 00-140 Warsaw (Office); Marszalkowska 84/92, Ap. 109, 00-514 Warsaw, Poland (Home). one of two readings
6HENSEL, Witold, Ph.D., Sc.D.; Polish archaeologist; b. 29 March 1917, Poznań; s. of Maksymilian Hensel and Maria Formanowicz; m. Maria Chmielewska 1941; three s. one d.; ed. Poznań Univ.; Lecturer and Adjunct, Lublin Univ. 1944-45, Poznań Univ. 1946-50, Prof. 1951-56, Dean History Faculty 1951-53; Prof. Warsaw Univ. 1954-; Dir. Polish Acad. of Sciences Inst. for History of Material Culture 1954-; Editor and Founder Slavia Antiqua 1947-; Editor Światowit 1965-; has led excavations at Gniezno, Kłeczko, Ostrów Tumski of Poznań and Kruszwicka (near Inowrocław), Czersk (near Warsaw), Poland, Styrmen and Oderyc, Bulgaria, Debrešte (near Prilep), Yugoslavia, and in St.-Jean-Le-Froid Condorcet and Montaigut, France, Cappacio Vecchia, Italy and Algiers and Tlemcen, Algeria; mem. Council Int. Congress of Prehistoric Sciences 1956 and Instituto Italiano di Preistoria e Protostoria 1961; Pres. Int. Cttee. of Research for Origin of Towns 1962, Int. Congress Slavonic Archaeology 1965-67; Vice-Pres. Int. Congress of Slavists 1971-; Corresp. mem. Polish Acad. Sciences 1965, mem. 1973-, Chair. Cttee. for Slavistic Studies; Foreign mem. Acad. of Sciences of G.D.R. 1975, Macdeonian Acad. of Sciences 1976; State Prize 1955, 1966, Copernicus Medal, Polish Acad. of Sciences 1977, Bulgarian Order of Kirill and Methodius, 1st Class 1970, Commdr. Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta 1971, Medal of 30th Anniversary of People's Poland 1974, Commdr. Croce al Merito della Repubblica Italiana 1975, Gold Medal of Czechoslovak Acad. of Sciences 1975, Order of Standard of Labour, 1st Class, 1978; Hon. citizen of Poznań. Publications: Studia nad osadnictwem Wielkopolski wczesno-historycznej (Studies of Settlement in Wielkopolska in the Early Historical Period) Vols. 1-V 1948-72, Słowianoszczyzna wczesnośredniowieczna—Zarys kultury material-nej (Early Medieval Slav Culture—An outline of Material Culture) 1952, 1956, 1965, Sztuka społeczeństw paleolitycznych (The Art of Palaeolithic Societies) 1957, Poznań w zaraniu dziejów (Poznań in Protohistoric Times) 1958, Najdawniejsze stolice Polski (Poland's Ancient Capitals) 1960, The Beginnings of the Polish State 1960, Polska przed tysiącem lat (Poland a Thousand Years Ago) 1960, 1964, 1967, Archeologia o początkach miast słowiańskich (Origins of Slavonic Towns in Light of Archaeology) 1963, Die Slawen im frühen Mittelalter 1965, La Naissance de la Pologne 1966, Anfänge der Städte bei den Ost- und Westslawen 1967, Ziemie Polskie w pradziejach (Poland in Prehistoric Times) 1969, Archeologia i Prahistorya (Archaeology and prehistory) 1971, Polska starożytna (Poland in Ancient Times) 1973, Archeologia żywa (Alive Archaeology) 1973, Ur- und Frühgeschichte Polens 1974; U Źródeł Polski średniowiecznej (Sources of Poland in the Middle Ages); Editor Slavia Antiqua, Archaeologia Polona, Archaeologia urbium, Światowit and Polski Badania Archeologiczne (Polish Archaeological Researches). Leisure interest: arts. Address: Al. Swierczewskiego 105, 00-140 Warsaw (Office); Marszalkowska 84/92, Ap. 109, 00-514 Warsaw, Poland (Home). one of two readings
8HENSHAW, Kenneth Ralph, M.A.; British oil company exec.; b. 1 Nov. 1918, Canterbury; s. of Ralph and Elsie Henshaw; m. Patricia Helen Heath 1953; one d.; ed. King's School, Canterbury and Trinity Coll., Oxford; Sr. Vice-Pres. Sinclair and BP Explorations Inc. 1959-63; Regional Man. Exploration Dept. The British Petroleum Co. Ltd. 1963-65; Man. Dir. Kuwait Oil Co. Ltd. 1965-73; Exec. Deputy Chair. Airwork Services Ltd. 1973-; Chair. of Middle East Navigation Aids Service; Dir. Bricomin Exploration Co. Ltd.; Fellow Inst. of Petroleum. Leisure interests: golf, tennis, shooting. Address: 8 Parkside, Knightsbridge, London, S.W.1, England. Telephone: 01-235 7596.
10HENSLEY, Stuart K.; American business executive; b. 8 July 1917, Tampa, Fla.; m.; two d.; with Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. 1937-42; U.S. Navy 1942-46; joined the Toni Co. 1946, Pres. 1957-; Vice-Pres. and Dir. The Gillette Co. 1958, Pres. June 1966; Pres. Warner-Lambert Co. July 1967-, Chair. of Board and Chief Exec. Officer Oct. 1967-73, Chair. Exec. Cttee. 1968-; Dir. Jack Winter Inc., N.J. State Chamber of Commerce, Irving Trust Co. Address: 201 Tabor Toad, White Plains, N.J. 07950 (Office); 115 Common Street, Dedham, Mass. 02026, U.S.A. (Home).
12HENZE, Hans Werner; German composer and conductor; b. 1 July 1926, Gütersloh; s. of Franz Henze and Margarete Geldmacher; ed. Staatsmusikschule, Brunswick, Kirchenmusikalisches Institut, Heidelberg; Musical Dir. Heinz Hilpert's Deutsches Theater in Constance 1948; Artistic Dir. Ballet of the Hessian State Theatre in Wiesbaden 1950; living in Italy as an independent artist since 1953; Prof. of Composition, Mozarteum, Salzburg 1961; mem. Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste, Munich; Dr. Mus. (Edinburgh) 1971; Robert Schumann Prize 1952, North-Rhine-Westphalia Art Prize 1956, Prix d'Italia 1954, Sibelius Gold Medal, Harriet Cohen Awards, London 1956, Music Critics Prize, Buenos Aires 1958, Kunstpreis, Berlin, Niedersächsischer Kunstpreis 1962, Ludwig-Spohr-Preis 1976. Composition: Operas: Das Wundertheater, Boulevard Solitude, König Hirsch, Der Prinz von Homburg, Elegy for Young Lovers 1961, Der Junge Lord 1964, Die Bassariden 1965; Radio Operas: Ein Landarzt, Das Ende einer Welt; Ballets: Jack Pudding, Tancred under Cantylene, Variationen, Labyrinth, The Idiot, Apoll und Hyazinth, Ondine; Oratorio: Novae de Infinito Laudes 1962; Cantatas: Being Beauteous 1963, Ariosi 1963, Cantata della Fiaba Estrema 1963; Choral works: Chorfantasie 1964, Musen Siziliens 1966; Oratorio: Medusa 1968; six Symphonies, Violin and Piano and Violoncello Concertos, Double Concerto for Oboe, Harp and Strings, two String Quartets, Wind Quintet, Kammermusik 1958 (tenor and ensemble), El Cimarron 1969, The tedious way to the place of Natasha Ungeheuer 1970, Heliogabalus Imperator 1971, La Cubana 1972, Voices 1973, Tristan 1974, Ragtime and Habanera 1975; film music for Muriel etc. Leisure interests: poetry, botany. Address: Via dei Laghi 18, Rome, Italy.
14HEPBURN, Audrey; American actress; b. 4 May 1929, Brussels, Belgium; d. of Joseph A. Hepburn and Baroness Ella (van Heemstra) Hepburn; m. 1st Mel Ferrer 1954 (dissolved 1968), one s.; m. 2nd Dr. Andrea Dotti 1969, one s.; ed. Arnhem Conservatoire; studied dancing in Amsterdam and London; ballet appearances in London; stage appearances in Gigi (New York) 1951, Ondine (New York) 1954; Tony award for film acting 1968. Films include: Laughter in Paradise 1951, The Lavender Hill Mob 1951, Roman Holiday (Acad. Award) 1953, Sabrina 1954, War and Peace 1956, Funny Face 1957, Love in the Afternoon 1957, The Nun's Story 1959, Green Mansions 1959, The Unforgiven 1960, Breakfast at Tiffany's 1961, The Children's Hour (called the Loudest Whisper in Britain) 1962, Charade 1963, Paris When it Sizzles 1964, My Fair Lady 1964, How to Steal a Million 1966, Two for the Road 1966, Wait Until Dark 1967, Robin and Marian 1976. Address: c/o Kurt Frings, 9440 Santa Monica Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210, U.S.A.
16HEPBURN, Katherine; American actress; b. 9 Nov. 1909, Hartford, Conn.; d. of the late Dr. Thomas N. Hepburn and Katherine Houghton; m. Ludlow Ogden Smith (divorced); ed. Bryn Mawr Coll., Pa.; professional stage actress since 1928; film actress since 1932; also appears on TV; received gold medal for best film actress, Venice 1934, Whistler Soc. award 1957; three Acad. Awards (Oscars). Stage plays include: The Lake, The Philadelphia Story, Without Love 1942, As You Like It 1950, The Millionairess 1952, The Taming of the Shrew 1955, The Merchant of Venice 1955, Much Ado About Nothing 1955, Coco (musical) 1970 (on tour 1971), A Matter of Gravity 1976 (on tour 1977). Films include: A Bill of Divorcement 1932, Morning Glory 1933 (Acad. Award 1934), Little Women 1933, Alice Adams 1935, Sylvia Scarlett 1935, Mary of Scotland 1936, A Woman Rebels 1936, Quality Street 1937, Stage Doors 1937, Bringing Up Baby 1938, Holiday 1938, The Philadelphia Story (N.Y. Critics' Award) 1940, Woman of the Year 1942, Keeper of the Flame 1942, Undercurrent 1946, Sea of Grass 1947, State of the Union 1948, Adam's Rib 1949, The African Queen 1951, Pat and Mike 1952, Summer Madness 1955, The Rainmaker 1956, Desk Set 1957, Suddenly Last Summer 1959, Long Day's Journey Into Night 1962, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? 1967 (Acad. Award 1968), The Lion in Winter 1968 (Acad. Award 1969), The Madwoman of Chaillot 1969, The Trojan Women 1971, A Delicate Balance 1973, The Glass Menagerie (TV) 1973, Love
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