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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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11955-57; mem. dels. to UN, NATO, ECSC, WEU, EURATOM 1955-57; Amb. to Vatican City 1954-64, mem. Town Council, Genoa 1965-66; now Pres. Altas Copco Italia S.p.A., Milan, EMAC S.p.A., Turin; Hon. Sec. Italian Comm., mem. Bd., Dir. Int. Council United World Colleges; mem. Council "Contensioso Dipl.", Ministry Foreign Affairs; mem. Gen. Council Int. Fair, Genoa. Leisure interests: music, mountains. Address: Via Valdagno 8, 00191 Rome, Italy. Telephone: 328 2735.
3MIGUEL, Col. Mário Firmino; Portuguese army officer and government official; b. 11 March 1932, Sintra; s. of João Francisco Miguel and Domingas da Conceição Firmino Miguel; m. Maria Luisa de Carvalho Pereira Miguel 1967; one s. one d.; ed. Zaragoza Mil. Acad., Spain, Higher Mil. Studies at Staff Course, Portugal, Ecole Supérieure de Guerre, Paris; Commdr. No. 2 Infantry Regt. 1954-55; Instructor in Army School 1955-56, 1958-59; Officer in Mil. Command, Portuguese India 1956-58; Commdr. at Mil. Acad. 1959-61; Officer in combat zone, Angola 1961-63; served in office of Army Chief of Staff 1966-70; Prof., Inst. of Higher Mil. Studies 1963-70; Head of Operations Dept., Gen. Command in Portuguese Guinea (now Guinea-Bissau) 1970-72; Asst. in office of Army Chief of Staff 1972-73; Prof., Inst. of Higher Mil. Studies 1972-75; Minister of Nat. Defence in First and Second Provisional Govts. May-Sept. 1974; Chief of 4th Dept., HQ of Mil. Area of Angola 1975; Asst. to Army Chief of Staff 1975-76; Minister of Nat. Defence July 1976-; Silver Medal of Mil. Appraisal (in combat), Silver Medal for Distinguished Service (in combat), Medal of Mil. Merit, Grand Cross of Mil. Order of Avis, Medal for Exemplary Conduct, Order of Mil. Merit (Spain), Order of Southern Cross (Brazil). Publications: articles and essays on mil. subjects. Leisure interests: reading, collecting stamps and coins. Address: Calçada do Conde de Penafiel 34, 1 Esq., Lisbon, Portugal. Telephone: 864368.
5MÍGUEZ-BONINO, Rev. José, M.A.; Argentine clergyman, professor of theology and international church official; b. 5 March 1924, Santa Fé; s. of José Míguez Gándara and Aurelia Bonino; m. Noemi Nieuwenhuize 1947; ed. Facultad Evangélica de Teología, Emory Univ., Union Theological Seminary, New York; Methodist minister in Bolivia, later in Argentina 1945-; Prof. of Theology, Facultad Evangelica de Teología, Buenos Aires 1954-70, Rector 1960-70; Prof. of Systematic Theology and Ethics, Protestant Inst. for Higher Theological Studies, Buenos Aires 1970-; Dean of Post-Graduate Studies 1973-; mem. Ctte. of World Council of Churches (WCC) 1968-75, a Pres. Presidium of WCC 1976-; Visiting Prof., Facoltà Valdese de Teologia, Rome 1963, Union Theological Seminary, New York 1967-68, Selly Oak Coll., Birmingham, U.K. 1974; Observer at II Vatican Council 1962-64; Hon. PH.D. (Candler School of Theol.). Publications: Concilio abierto 1968, Integración humana y unidad cristiana 1968, Ama y haz lo que quieras 1972, Theology in a Revolutionary Situation (trans. in Dutch, German, Italian) 1975, Espacio para ser hombres 1975, Christians and Marxists 1976, articles in Concilium, Expository Times, Evangelische Kommentare. Address: Camacua 282, 1406 Buenos Aires; Madero 591, 1706 Villa Sarmiento, Haedo, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Telephone: 632-5039 (Buenos Aires).
7MIGULIN, Vladimir Vasilievich, D.SC.; Soviet physicist; b. 10 July 1911, Furumanov, Ivanov Region; s. of Vasilii Alexseyevich and Polina Migulin; m. 2nd Marianna Nikolayevna Sokolova; two s. one d.; ed. Faculty of Physics and Mechanics of Polytechnical Inst. of Leningrad; Engineer in Research Inst. of Leningrad 1932-34; Sr. Research Fellow, Chief of Div. Physical Inst. of the Acad. of Sciences of U.S.S.R., Moscow, 1934-51; Asst. Lecturer 1935-38, Lecturer 1939-46, Prof. 1947-54, 1957-, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Physics 1954-57, Moscow Univ.; Dir. Inst. of Physical Research at Suchumi 1951-54; Deputy Dir.-Gen. Int. Atomic Energy Agency for the Div. of Training and Technical Information 1958-59; Editor Moscow Univ. Bulletin, Physics and Astronomy section 1960-69; Chief, Div. of Inst. of Radio-engineering and Electronics, Acad. of Sciences of U.S.S.R. 1962-69; Dir. Inst. of Terrestrial Magnetism, the Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation (IZMIRAN), Acad. of Sciences of U.S.S.R. 1969-; Vice-Pres. URSI 1972-78; mem. Popov Soc. on Radio Technology and Electrocommunications 1949-; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1970-; mem. CPSU 1945-; U.S.S.R. State prize for scientific works 1946, 1953; Order of Lenin; several Orders of the Soviet Union and French-Soviet and U.S.-Soviet medals. Publications: include numerous books, papers and articles in scientific journals on investigations of electrical oscillations in non-linear and parametric systems, investigations of the propagation of radio waves by interference methods and circuit theory and investigations of new methods of receiving of mm and sub-mm e-m waves and ionospheric radio wave propagation. Leisure interests: skiing, tourism, music. Address: IZMIRAN, City Troitzk, 142092 Moscow Region, U.S.S.R. Telephone: 232-19-21
9MIHÁLIK, Vojtech; Czechoslovak (Slovak) poet and politician; b. 30 March 1926, Dolná Streda; ed. Comenius Univ., Bratislava; Slovak Writers' Publishing House, Bratislava 1949-51; mem. editorial staff Československý voják 1952-54; Sec. Union of Slovak Writers 1954-60; Ed.-in-Chief, Slovak Writers' Publishing House 1960-64; Slovak Centre of Publishing and Book Trade 1964; Deputy to Slovak Nat. Council 1964-, mem. Presidium 1968-69; First Sec. Union of Slovak Writers 1965-67, Chair. 1969-, mem. Presidium 1975-; mem. Cen. Cttee. of CP of Slovakia 1966-68, 1969-71, alt. mem. 1971-76, mem. 1976-; mem. Presidium Fed. Assembly 1969-71, Deputy Chair. of Fed. Assembly and Chair. of House of Nations 1969-71, Deputy to House of Nations 1971-; mem. Comunità Europea degli Scrittori (COMES) 1962-; Chair. Cttee. for Educ. and Culture, Slovak Nat. Council 1969-70; Chair. Cultural Cttee., House of Nations, Fed. Assembly 1971-76; Dir. Slovensky Spisovatel (Slovak Writer) Publishing House 1977-; Artist of Merit 1966, Order of Labour 1976, National Artist 1978. Publications: Sixteen vols. of poetry including: The Plebeian Shirt 1950, The Singing Heart 1952 (State Prize), Archimedes Circles 1960, The Rebel Job 1960 (Prize of Czechoslovak Union of Writers 1961), Appassionata 1965 (Prize of the Slovak Writers' Publishing House), Black Autumn 1970, The Thirteenth Room 1976; Man against Blindness 1974 (critical essays); translations of Greek, Latin, Polish, French, Spanish and American poetry. Address: Bratislava, Hollého 15, Czechoslovakia.
11MIHÁLY, András; Hungarian composer and professor of chamber music; b. 6 Nov. 1917, Budapest; s. of Dezsö Mauthner and Erzsébet Grosz; m. 2nd Klára Pfeifer 1951, 3rd Csilla Varga; three s.; ed. Berzsenyi Gymnasium and F. Liszt Conservatoire of Music, Budapest; first violoncello solo in orchestra of Budapest Opera House 1946-47; Gen. Sec. of Budapest Opera 1948-49; Prof. of Chamber Music, F. Liszt Conservatoire, Budapest 1950-; Reader of Contemporary Music, Musical Dept., Hungarian Broadcasting Corp. 1959-; Leader New Hungarian Chamber Ensemble; Kossuth Prize 1955; Erkel Prize 1950, 1965; Liszt Prize 1972; Labour Order of Merit golden degree 1970; Eminent Artist of Hungary, "For Socialist Hungary" Order of Merit 1977. Works include: Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra 1953, Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra 1954, Fantasy for Wind Quintet and String Orchestra 1955, Songs on the Poems of James Joyce 1958, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra 1959, String Quartet 1960, Symphony 1962, Together and Alone (opera in two acts) 1965. Leisure interest: reading. Address: Vérhalom tér 9b, 1025 Budapest II, Hungary. Telephone: 352-295.
13MIHARA, Asao; Japanese politician; b. 1909; Deputy Speaker of Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly; elected five times to House of Reps. 1963-; Parl. Deputy Dir.-Gen. of Defence Agency; Parl. Deputy Chief Cabinet Sec.; Vice-Chair. of Diet Policy Cttee. of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP); Chair. House of Reps. Cabinet Cttee.; Minister of Educ. Nov.-Dec. 1974; Minister of State, Dir.-Gen. of Defence Agency 1976-77; Minister of State, Dir.-Gen. of Prime Minister's Office and of Okinawa Devt. Agency 1978-. Address: c/o Office of the Prime Minster, Tokyo, Japan.
15MIKHAILOV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; Soviet astronomer; b. 26 April 1888, Morshansk, Tambov Region; ed. Moscow Univ.; Prof. Moscow Univ. 1918-48; Dir. Main Astronomical Observatory, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Pulkovo 1947-64; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1943-64, mem. 1964-; Chair. Astronomical Council, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1939-60; mem. CPSU 1956-; Vice-Pres. Int. Astronomical Union 1946-48, 1967; mem. Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher Leopoldina 1959; Assoc. Royal Astronomical Soc. 1960; Corresp. mem. Bureau des Longitudes, Paris 1946; Dr. Sc. (Univ. of Copenhagen) 1946; Order of October Revolution, Polish Order of Merit; Order of Lenin (four times), Hero of Socialist Labour, Hammer and Sickle Gold Medal. Publications include: Garimetry and Figures of the Earth 1939, Theory of Eclipses 1945, 1954, Star Atlases 1920, 1958, 1965, 1969, 1973, and several publs. on astronomical constants. Address: Pulkovo Observatory, 196140 Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
17MIKHALKOV, Sergey Vladimirovich; Soviet poet, playwright and children's writer; b. 12 March 1913, Moscow; ed. Literary Inst. Moscow; began writing 1928, verses for children 1935; joint author (with El-Registan) Soviet Anthem 1943; mem. CPSU 1950-; First Sec. Moscow Branch, R.S.F.S.R. Union of Writers 1965-70, Chair. of Union 1970-; Deputy to Supreme Soviet of R.S.F.S.R. 1967-70, to U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet 1970-; mem. Comm. for Youth Affairs, Soviet of Nationalities; fmr. Corresp. mem. Acad. of Pedagogical Sciences, Academician 1970-; three Orders of Lenin, Hero of Socialist Labour 1973, Red Banner, Red Banner of Labour, Red Star, Lenin Prize 1970, four State Prizes, Merited Worker of Arts of R.S.F.S.R. 1967. Publications: Dyadya Styopa (Uncle Steve)
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