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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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1No. 1 (for Orchestra) 1950, 24 Preludes (piano) 1952-58, Concertino (for piano, brass, strings and percussion) 1956, História Trágico-Marítima, for baritone, fem. chorus and orch. 1943-60, Gabriela, Cravo e Canela (overture) 1960, Prelude and Fugue (violin solo) 1961, Canto de Amor e de Morte (orch.) 1961, Poema de Dezembro (orch.) 1961, Para uma Criança que vai Nascer (for strings) 1961, Mar de Setembro (cycle for voice and piano) 1962, Concertino for Viola and Orchestra 1962, In Memoriam Bela Bartok (8 suites for piano) 1959-64, String Quartet 1964, 9 Cantigas de Amigo (for voice and chamber instrumental ensemble) 1964, Four Sketches (for strings) 1965, Concerto da camera col violoncello obbligato 1965, Quatorze Anotações (for string quartet) 1966, D. Duardos e Flérida (cantata-melodrama in two parts for narrator, mezzo-soprano, alto, tenor, chorus and orchestra) 1966-69, Prelúdio e Baileto, Partita (for guitar) 1968, 1971, Four Pieces (for harpsichord) 1971, Requiem pelas vitimas do fascismo em Portugal (for soloists, chorus and orchestra) 1978. Publications include: Reflexões sobre a Música 1941, Introdução à Música Moderna 1942, Música e Músicos Modernos 1943, A Música Portuguesa e os seus Problemas (Vol. I) 1944, (Vol. II) 1959, Talia, Euterpe e Terpsicore 1945, A Canção Popular Portuguesa 1954, Dicionário de Música (Vol. I) 1956, (Vol. II) 1958, Igor Stravinsky and Bela Bartok 1959, Musicália 1960, Nossa Companheira Música 1964, Páginas Escolhidas de Crítica e Estética Musical 1967, Disto e Daquilo 1973, A Música Portuguesa e os seus Problemas (Vol. III) 1974, Um artista intervem, Cartas com alguma moral 1974, Escritos musicológicas 1977, and translations of Rousseau, Mann, Keller, Mörike, Percy Buck, Alan Bush, Haskell, Romain Rolland, Balzac. Address: El Mio Paraiso, 2º, Ave. da República, 2775 Parede, Portugal. Telephone: 2472824.
3LÓPEZ, Fernando; Philippine politician; b. 13 April 1904, Jaro, Iloilo; s. of Gov. Benito López and Presentacion Hofileña; m. María Salvación Javellana y Virto 1924; four s two d.; ed. Univ. of Santo Tomás; mem. Philippine Bar 1926; Mayor, Iloilo City 1945; Senator of Philippines 1947, Vice-Pres. 1949, Sec. Agric. and Natural Resources 1950, Senate Pres. Pro-Tempore 1958, 1960; Vice-Pres. of Philippines 1965-69, 1969-71; Sec. Agric. and Natural Resources 1970-71; Hon. LL.D., Manhattan Coll., New York; Special Grand Cordon of Most Noble Order of Crown of Thailand; Officer of Nat. Order of Vietnam; Gran Cruz de Orden de Isabel la Católica; Mil. Order of Christ, and other awards. Leisure interests: listening to music, swimming, movies, taking pictures. Address: 6 Flame Tree Place, Forbes Park, Makati Rizal; Penthouse, Chronicle Bldg., Meralco Avenue Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines.
5LÓPEZ, Salvador P.; Philippine journalist, diplomatist and educationist; b. 27 May 1911, Currimao, Ilocos Norte; s. of Bernabe P. López and Segunda Sinang; m. Maria Luna 1936; two d.; ed. Univ. of the Philippines; columnist, Magazine Ed. and Assoc. Ed. Philippines Herald 1933-41; Radio News Commentator 1940-41; Philippine Army Service 1942-46; Diplomatic Service 1946-; Adviser on Political Affairs, Philippine Mission to UN 1946-48, Sr. Adviser 1948-49, Chargé d'affaires a.i. 1950-52, Acting Perm. Rep. to UN 1953-54; Minister to France 1955-56, concurrently Minister to Belgium and Netherlands 1955-59, to Switzerland 1957-58, Amb. to France 1956-62, concurrently Perm. Rep. to UNESCO 1958-62, Minister to Portugal 1959-62; Under-Sec. of Foreign Affairs, Philippines 1962-63; Sec. of Foreign Affairs 1963-64; Perm. Rep. to UN 1964-68, concurrently Amb. to U.S.A. 1968-69; Pres. Univ. of the Philippines 1969-75, Prof. 1975-; Adviser to Pres. of Philippines 1975-; numerous decorations and hon. degrees. Publications: Literature and Society 1951, Freedom of Information 1953, English for World Use 1954, The United States—Philippines Colonial Relationship 1966, Human Rights and the Constitution 1970, The Philippines Under Martial Law 1974, New Directions in Philippine Foreign Policy 1975, Reflections on Human Rights in the Philippines 1977. Leisure interests: classical music, orchids. Address: c/o University of the Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines. Telephone: 97-39-10.
7LÓPEZ ARELLANO, Gen. Oswaldo; Honduran air force officer and politician; b. 30 June 1921; ed. School of Mil. Aviation and Flight Training, U.S.A.; joined armed forces 1939, Lieut. 1947, Col. 1958; Chief of Armed Forces 1956-75; mem. Mil. Junta, Chief of Mil. Govt. of Honduras, Minister of Nat. Defence, Minister of Public Security 1963-66; Pres. of Honduras 1966-71, 1972-75; several decorations. Address: c/o Oficina del Presidente, Tegucigalpa, D.C., Honduras.
9LÓPEZ BRAVO, Gregorio; Spanish politician; b. 19 Dec. 1923, Madrid; s. of Sotero López and Consuelo Bravo; m. María Angeles Velasco Schmidt; nine c.; ed. Escuela de Ingenieros Navales, Madrid; fmr. Dir. Constructora Naval Co.; Dir.-Gen. of Foreign Trade 1959-60; Dir.-Gen. Spanish Inst. of Foreign Currency 1960-62; mem. Atomic Energy Bd.; Adviser, Instituto Nacional de Ingenieros; mem. Cortes; Minister of Industry 1962-69; Minister of Foreign Affairs 1969-73; Chair. Ministerial Council OECD, Paris 1973; Chair. Crinavis; mem. Inst. of Naval Architects (U.K.). Address: c/o Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Madrid, Spain.
11LÓPEZ DE LETONA Y NÚÑEZ DEL PINO, José María; Spanish politician; b. 26 Nov. 1922, Burgos; m.; three c.; Road Engineer until 1949; Technical Eng. Dir. Vías y Construcciones S.A. 1952-54, Dir.-Gen. 1954-60; associated with Westinghouse Air Brake Co. and affiliated cos. in Spain and Europe 1960-65; Sub-Commissary to Social and Econ. Devt. Plan 1966; Minister of Industry 1969-74; Gov. Bank of Spain 1976-78; mem. Cortes; Chair. Empresa Nacional del Petróleo; man. several industrial corpsns.; Grand Cross, Carlo III, Isabel la Católica, Merito Civil. Address: c/o Banco de España, Alcalá 50, Madrid 14, Spain.
13LÓPEZ-GARCIA, Antonio; Spanish artist; b. 1936, Tomelloso; m. Maria Moreno; ed. Escuela de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid; travelled in Italy and Greece 1955, 1958; one-man exhbn. in Madrid 1957, 1961, Staempfli Gallery, New York 1965, 1968-69, Paris, Turin 1972; group exhbn. in Madrid 1955, 1964, World Fair Exhbn., New York 1964, Carnegie Int., Pittsburgh 1965, 1967, European tour of Contemporary Spanish Art exhbn. 1968, 1969; Prize of Diputación de Jaén 1957, Prize of Fundación Rodríguez Acosta 1958, Molino de Oro Prize of Exposición Regional de Valdepeñas 1959. Address: c/o Marlborough Fine Art Ltd., 6 Albemarle Street, London, W.1, England.
15LÓPEZ MICHELSSEN, Alfonso; Colombian lawyer and politician; b. 30 June 1913, Bogotá; s. of Alfonso López Pumarejo (Pres. of Colombia 1934-38, 1942-45) and María Michelsen; m. Cecilia Caballero de López; ed. London, Brussels, Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Bogotá, Santiago (Chile) and Georgetown Univ., Washington, D.C., U.S.A.; fmr. Teacher at Univ. Nacional de Colombia, Univ. Libre de Bogotá and Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario; legal practice; spent seven years as emigré in Mexico 1952-58; later an Ed. of El Liberal (weekly); mem. Chamber of Deputies 1960-62, 1962-66; Founder, Leader of moderate wing of Movimiento Revolucionario Liberal 1958-67; joined Partido Liberal 1967; Gov. of César Dept. 1967-68; Minister of Foreign Affairs 1968-70; Pres. of Colombia 1974-78. Publications: Introduction to the Study of the Colombian Constitution 1942, Benjamín Constant or the Father of Bourgeois Liberalism 1946, Colombian Inquiries, The Elected (novel). Address: c/o Oficina del Presidente, Bogotá, Colombia.
17LÓPEZ OTERO, Modesto; Spanish architect; b. 1885. Medallist of Fine Arts Exhbn., Madrid 1912; First Prize winner in competition for monument of "Las Cortes de Cadiz"; Hon. Dir. Spanish School of Architecture and of Acad. of Fine Arts; Architect in charge of new Univ. City, Madrid; mem. Acad. of History, Nat. Council of Architecture, Nat. Council of Educ., Int. Cttee. of Architects. Publications: Influence of Spanish Architecture in the Spanish Mission in California, Conservation of Monuments. Address: Paseo de la Castellana 102, Madrid, Spain.
19LÓPEZ-PORTILLO Y PACHECO, José; Mexican lawyer and politician; b. 16 June 1920, Mexico City; s. of José López-Portillo y Weber; m. Carmen Romano; one s. two d.; ed. Law Nat. Faculty, Univ. Nacional Autónoma de México, Univ. de Chile; Prof. of Gen. Theory on the State, Univ. Nacional Autónoma de México 1954, Assoc. Prof. of Political Sciences 1956-58; Founder Prof. in Admin. Sciences Doctorate, Comm. School of the Nat. Polytechnical Inst. 1961; with Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) 1959-64; Technical Assoc., Head Office of Ministry of Patrimony 1960; Coordinator Border Urban Devt. Cttee. 1962; mem. Intersecretarial Comm. for Nat. Devt. 1966; Under-Sec. of the Presidency 1968; Under-Sec. Ministry of Patrimony 1970; Gen. Dir. Electricity Fed. Comm. 1972-73; Sec. for Finances and Public Credit 1973-75; Pres. of Mexico Dec. 1976-; fmr. Gov. for Mexico, IMF; Order Nacional do Cruzeiro do Sul (Brazil) 1978. Publications: Valoración de la Estatal, Génesis y Teoría del Estado Moderno, Quetzalcoatl, Don Q. Address: Palacio de Gobierno, México, D.F., Mexico.
21LÓPEZ RODÓ, Laureano; Spanish lawyer, government official and diplomatist; b. 18 Nov. 1920, Barcelona; s. of Laureano López and Maria Teresa Rodó; ed. Univ. de Barcelona, Univ. de Madrid; Prof. Admin. Law, Univ. de Santiago de Compostela 1945-53, Univ. de Madrid 1953-74; Technical Sec.-Gen. Office of the Pres. 1956-62; Pres. and founder Escuela Nacional de Administración Pública; Commr. for the Devt. Plan 1962, also Minister without Portfolio 1965-73; Minister for Foreign Affairs 1973-74; Amb. to Austria 1974-77; Deputy Pres. Int. Inst. of Admin. Sciences; Councillor Superior Council for Scientific Investigation; M.P.; del. to numerous int. congresses; mem. Interparl. Union, Real Academia de Ciencias Morales y Políticas; Dr. h.c. (Univ. de Coimbra, Portugal); several decorations. Address: Calle de Alcalá 73, Madrid, Spain.
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