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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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1Opera House, Covent Garden 1955-58; Chief Conductor Bayerischer Rundfunk, Munich 1961-; Musical Dir. Metropolitan Opera, N.Y. 1971-74; Guest Conductor, North and South America, Europe and Australia; tours and concerts with Vienna Philharmonic, Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam and Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra; Festivals at Edinburgh, Salzburg, Lucerne, Venice, Besançon, Montreux, Festival of Holland, etc. 1948-. Compositions include: 5 operas, 2 symphonies with chorus, 4 string quartets, 2 violin concertos, concerto for piano, concerto for violoncello, songs, piano, violin music, requiem Pro Memoria Uxoris and cantatas Pro Memoria Patris, Libera Nos. Address: Kastanienbaum, Haus im Sand, Switzerland.
3KUBERSKI, Jerzy, M.A.; Polish politician and educator; b. 22 March 1930, Paschalin, Warsaw; s. of Wacław and Natalia Kuberski; m. Krystyna Kuberski 1951; one d.; ed. Pedagogical College and Warsaw Univ.; Active mem. youth organizations ZWM (Fighting Youth Union) 1946-48, and ZMP (Polish Youth Union) 1948-56; teacher in technical and teacher training schools, then Dir. Teachers’ Coll.; School Superintendents’ Office, Warsaw 1964-70; School Superintendent, Warsaw District 1965-70; Pres. Headquarters AZS (Students’ Sports and Athletics Club); Sec. Warsaw Cttee. PZPR (Polish United Workers’ Party) July 1970-March 1972; Deputy mem. Cen. Cttee. PZPR 1971-75, mem. Cen. Cttee. 1975-; Minister of Educ. and Pedagogy 1972-79; Order of Banner of Labour 2nd Class, Kt.’s Cross Order of Polonia Restituta, Gold Cross of Merit and others. Leisure interest: aeronautics. Address: c/o Ministerstwo Oświaty i Wychowania, Aleja I Armii Wojska Polskiego 25, 00-580 Warsaw, Poland.
5KUBISCH, Jack B., A.B., J.D.; American diplomatist; b. 1921, Hannibal, Mo.; s. of Benjamin Harrison Kubisch and Beatrice Bloom; m. Constance Linn Rippe 1944; two s. two d.; ed. Cen. Methodist Coll., Univ. of Missouri and Harvard Graduate School of Business Admin.; entered U.S. Foreign Service 1947, served in various embassies in Europe, Latin America and Asia; served with rank of Minister in Brazil, Mexico, France; Asst. Sec. Dept. of State; Amb. to Greece 1974-77. Address: c/o Department of State, 2201 C Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20510, U.S.A.
7KUBOTA, Yutaka, DR. C. E.; Japanese engineer and company director; b. 1890, Kumamoto Pref.; s. of Sunao and Mitsu Kubota; m. Toshiko Kataoka 1916; one s. two d.; ed. Tokyo Univ.; President and Dir. Nippon Koei Co. Ltd.; Chair. Japan Industrial Rehabilitation Engineering Asscn.; Chair.-Dir. Yaku Island Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.; mem. Cttee. for Econ. Co-operation, Japanese Govt.; planned, designed and supervised Balu Chaung Hydro-Electric Project for Burmese Govt. 1954-, Da Nhim Hydro-electric Project for Vietnamese Govt. 1956, Kali Brantas Multipurpose Project for Indonesian Govt. 1961, Nam Ngum Multipurpose Project for UN 1958, Upper Se San Multipurpose Project in Viet-Nam for UN 1962, Karnali Hydro-electric Project in Nepal for UN 1958, Phang Rang Irrigation Project, Viet-Nam 1963, Sun Kosi Terai Plain Project for UNDP/FAO, Nepal 1967, Sempor Irrigation Project for ADB and Indonesian Govt. 1969, 1972-, Tiep Nhut Irrigation Project (Mekong) for IBRD 1972-, Andong Dam Project for Korean Govt. 1972-; consultant to ECAFE (Econ. Comm. for Asia and the Far East) for development of Mekong River 1951; Hon. Chair. Engineering Consulting Firms Asscn. of Japan, Inc.; Hon. mem. Japan Soc. of Civil Engineers; mem. Japan Consulting Engs. Asscn.; First Order of Sacred Treasure 1974; decorations from Khmer, Laotian and Vietnamese govts. Publications: The Fusenko Hydro-electric Power Plant (Tokyo World Power Conf.) 1929, Water Power Generation and Dam Building (in An Outline of Civil Engineering) 1940-45. Leisure interest: travelling. Address: 4, Kojimachi 5-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Telephone: Tokyo 263-2121.
9KUBRICK, Stanley; American film writer, producer and director; b. 26 July 1928, New York; m. Suzanne Harlan 1958; three d.; ed. City Coll. of New York; staff photographer Look 1946-50; produced, directed and photographed documentaries for RKO (Day of the Fight, Flying Padre) 1951; has produced, written and directed feature films since 1952; New York Critics’ Best Film award for Dr. Strangelove 1964, Best Dir. award 1971; Acad. Award (Oscar) for best special visual effects in 2001: A Space Odyssey 1968. Feature films directed: Fear and Desire (also wrote, photographed) 1953, Killer’s Kiss (also wrote) 1955, The Killing (also wrote) 1956, Paths of Glory (also co-writer) 1958, Spartacus 1960, Lolita 1962, Dr. Strangelove (also wrote, produced) 1963, 2001: A Space Odyssey (also co-writer, producer) 1968, A Clockwork Orange (also wrote screen-play, produced) 1971, Barry Lyndon (also produced) 1975. Address: c/o Louis C. Blau, 9777 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif., U.S.A.
11KUČERA, Bohuslav, JU.DR.; Czechoslovak politician; b. 26 March 1923, Lomnice; one d.; ed. Law Faculty. Charles Univ., Prague; Clerk, Velveta Nat. Enterprise, Varnsdorf 1948-49; Chief of Dept., Nopako Nat. Enterprise, Nová Paka 1949-50; Sec. of Club of Deputies of Czechoslovak Socialist Party 1950-54; Sec. of Presidium of Czechoslovak Socialist Party 1954-60, Gen. Sec. 1960-68; Chair. Socialist Party 1968-; Minister of Justice 1968-69; Minister without Portfolio of Fed. Govt. of Czechoslovak Socialist Repub. 1969-71; mem. Cen. Cttee. of Nat. Front; Deputy to Nat. Assembly 1960-69; Deputy, House of the People, Fed. Assembly 1969-, Vice-Chair., mem. Presidium, Fed. Assembly 1971-; Chair. Govt. Cttee. for Prosecution of Nazi war criminals 1968-; Deputy Chair. Legislative Council, Govt. of Č.S.S.R. 1969-72; Deputy Chair. Constitutional and Legal Cttee. of Nat. Assembly 1965-68; Deputy of Czech. Nat. Council 1968-71; mem. Presidium of Cen. Cttee. Nat. Front of Č.S.S.R. 1971-; Vice-Chair. Czechoslovak del. to Interparl. Union 1971-; Chair. Benelux Cttee., Czechoslovak Soc. for Int. Relations 1973-; Chair., Czechoslovak Cttee. for European Security and Co-operation 1977-; Distinction for Merits in Construction 1958, Order of Labour 1965, Order of Victorious February 1973, several other decorations. Leisure interest: literature. Address: Prague 10, Strašnice, Gutova 26, Czechoslovakia.
13KUCHEL, Thomas; American lawyer and politician; b. 15 Aug. 1910; ed. Univ. of Southern California; practising lawyer 1935-46; State Legislator, California 1937-46; served U.S. Navy 1942-45; State Controller 1946-53; Republican Senator from California 1953-69; fmr. Asst. Republican leader, U.S. Senate; partner law firm of Wyman, Bautzer, Rothman and Kuchel 1969-; Del. to 29th UN Gen. Assembly 1974-75; Hon. doctorates Univ. of S. Calif., Chapman Coll., Calif., Univ. of the Pacific, Calif., Tufts Univ., Boston, Univ. of Calif.; mem. of Amer. Legion, Scottish Rite Masons, etc. Address: 600 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037; 2 Century Plaza, Los Angeles, Calif. 90067, U.S.A.
15KÜÇÜK, Fazil, M.D.; Turkish Cypriot politician; b. 1906; ed. Istanbul and Lausanne Univs.; Owner and Editor Halkin Sesi (daily) 1941-60; Leader, Cyprus Turkish National Union Party 1943-; Chair. Evcaf High Council 1956-60; Vice-Pres. Cyprus Aug. 1960-Feb. 1973. Address: P.O. Box 339, Nicosia, Cyprus.
17KUCZYNSKI, Jürgen, DR.PHIL.; German economist; b. 17 Sept. 1904, Elberfeld; s. of R. R. Kuczynski; m. Marguerite Steinfeld 1928; two s. one d.; ed. Berlin, Erlangen and Heidelberg Univs., and in U.S.A.; Mem. KPD 1930-; mem. Information Section KPD 1933-35; emigrated to England 1936-45; mem. SED 1946; Emeritus Prof. of Econ. History, Humboldt Univ., Berlin; mem. Acad. of Sciences, U.S.S.R.; mem. Deutsche Akad. der Wissenschaften 1955; Chair. Nat. Cttee. of Economic History, Acad. of Sciences; Fellow, Royal Statistical Soc.; Nat. Prize; Dr. h.c. rer. oec., Dr. h.c. rer. nat. Publications: A History of Labour Conditions (40 vols.), Studies in the History of Social Sciences (10 vols.). Leisure interest: low-brow detective stories. Address: Parkstrasse 94, 112 Berlin, German Democratic Republic. Telephone: 5650990.
19KUDRIAVTSEV, Sergey Mikhailovich; Soviet diplomatist; b. 15 April 1915, Moscow; ed. Moscow Foreign Languages Inst.; Tass Corresp. in Berlin 1940-41; Diplomatic Service, mem. Staff Soviet Diplomatic Representations in Canada, U.K., Austria, Fed. Repub. of Germany, France; Amb. to Cuba 1960-62; participated in numerous int. confs. and meetings; Amb. to Cambodia 1968-72; mem. staff Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1972-. Address: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 32-34 Smolenskaya Sennaya Ploschad, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
21KUDSI, Nazem el, PH.D.; Syrian former Head of State; b. 1906; ed. American Coll., Beirut, Damascus Univ. and Univ. of Geneva; Barrister in Aleppo 1930; Deputy for Aleppo 1936, 1947, 1955; Minister Plenipotentiary, Washington 1944-45; Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs 1950; Pres. Council of Ministers 1954-57; Leader, Populist Party; held no political office during United Arab Repub. regime 1958-61; Pres. of the Syrian Arab Repub. 1961-63, retd. 1963. Address: Aleppo, Syria.
23KUFFLER, Stephen William, M.D.; American (naturalized 1954) professor of neurobiology; b. 24 Aug. 1913, Tap, Hungary; s. of William and Elizabeth Kuffler; m. Phyllis Shewcroft 1943; two s. two d.; ed. Univ. of Vienna; staff mem. Kanematsu Inst., Sydney (Australia) Hospital 1938-45; N.R.C. Fellow, Australia 1943-45; Seymour Coman Fellow, Dept. of Physiology, Univ. of Chicago 1945-47; Assoc. Prof. of Ophthalmology, Wilmer Inst., Johns Hopkins Univ. 1947-56, Prof. of Ophthalmic Physiology and Biophysics 1956-59; Prof. of Neurophysiology and Neuropharmacology, Harvard Medical School 1959-64, Robert Winthrop Prof. of Neurophysiology 1964-66, Robert Winthrop Prof. of Neurobiology and Chair. of Dept. 1966-76, John Franklin Enders Univ. Prof. 1974-;
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