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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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2Collège Saint-Michel, Lycée Voltaire, Paris; with Free French Air Force, Cameroon, Gabon, Chad; with R.A.F., U.K.; with U.S.S.R. Air Force in Normandy; Commdr. Ecole des Moniteurs, Tours 1945-46; Deputy to Nat. Ass. 1946-, Sec. of State to President's Council 1954-55; Pres. Nat. Ass. Cttee. of Nat. Defence and Armed Forces 1962-67; Test Pilot, Hurel-Dubois 32-01 and Caravelle 1966-70; builder of Moynet Jupiter aircraft, Moynet 860 motor boats, Moynet Sport Prototype racing cars; Dir.-Gen. Aérospatiale; Pres. Saint Chamond Granat; Commdr., Légion d'honneur, Médaille de l'Aéronautique, Compagnon de la Libération and several foreign decorations; Ind. Republican. Publication: Pilote de Combat. Leisure interests: golf, flying, yachting. Address: 32 boulevard de la Saussaye, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. Telephone: 747-0712 (Office); 722-1520 (Home).
4MOYNIHAN, Daniel Patrick, PH.D.; American university professor, diplomatist and politician; b. 16 March 1927, Tulsa, Okla.; s. of John Henry and Margaret A. Phipps Moynihan; m. Elizabeth T. Brennan 1955; two s. one d.; ed. City Coll. of New York, Tufts Univ. and Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy; Dir. of Public Relations, Int. Rescue Comm. 1954; successively Asst. to Sec., Asst. Sec., Acting Sec. to Gov. of N.Y. State 1955-58; mem. N.Y. Tenure Comm. 1959-60; Dir. N.Y. State Govt. Research Project, Syracuse Univ. 1959-61; Special Asst. to Sec. of Labor 1961-62, Exec. Asst. to Sec. 1962-63, Asst. Sec. of Labor 1963-65; Dir. Jt. Center Urban Studies M.I.T. and Harvard Univ. 1966-69; Prof. of Educ. and Urban Politics, Sr. mem., Kennedy School of Govt., Harvard 1966-69, 1971-; Asst. to Pres. of U.S.A. for Urban Affairs 1969, Counsellor to Pres. (with Cabinet rank) 1969-70; Amb. to India 1973-74; Perm. Rep. to UN 1975-76; Senator from New York 1977-; Chair. Bd. of Trustees Hirshhorn Museum; mem. American Philosophical Soc., American Acad. of Arts and Sciences; Hon. Fellow, L.S.E.; numerous hon. degrees; Democrat. Publications: Beyond the Melting Pot (co-author) 1963, Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding, Community Action in the War on Poverty 1969, The Politics of a Guaranteed Income 1973, Coping: Essays in the Practice of Government 1974, A Dangerous Place (with Suzanne Weaver) 1978; Editor: Defenses of Freedom: The Public Papers of Arthur J. Goldberg 1966, On Understanding Poverty: Perspective from the Social Sciences 1969, Toward A National Urban Policy 1970; co-editor of several publs. Address: Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510, U.S.A. Telephone: (202) 224-4451.
6MOYNIHAN, Maurice Gerard, B.COMM.; Irish banker; b. 19 Dec. 1902, Tralee, County Kerry; s. of Maurice and Mary (née Power) Monynihan; m. Mae Conley 1932; two s. three d.; ed. Univ. Coll., Cork; Sec. Exec. Council, Irish Free State 1937; Sec., Govt. of Ireland 1937-60; Civil Service Commr. 1937-53; Dir. Cen. Bank of Ireland 1953-60; Gov. 1961-69; Alt. Gov. for Ireland, IMF 1961-69; mem. Commrs. of Charitable Donations and Bequests for Ireland 1961-; D.Econ. Sc. h.c. (Nat. Univ. of Ireland) 1955; Knight Commdr. of St. Gregory 1959. Publication: Currency and Central Banking in Ireland 1922-60 1975. Address: 48 Castle Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3, Ireland. Telephone: 333936.
8MOYNIHAN, Rodrigo, C.B.E., R.A.; British artist; b. 17 Oct. 1910; s. of Herbert James Moynihan and Maria de la Puerta; m. 1st Elinor Bellingham Smith 1931, one s.; m. 2nd Anne Dunn 1960, one s.; ed. University Coll. School, various schools in U.S.A. and Slade School of Art; mem. London Group 1933; War Artist 1943-44; shows include: Redfern Gallery 1940, 1958, 1961, Hanover Gallery 1963, 1967, Egan Gallery, New York 1966, Tibor de Nagy 1968, Fisher Fine Art 1973, Rodrigo Moynihan Retrospective, Royal Acad., London 1978; pictures owned by Chantrey Bequest, Tate Gallery, Contemporary Art Soc., Imperial War Museum, Nat. Portrait Gallery, and numerous private collectors; Fellow, Univ. Coll. London 1970. Publications: Goya 1951, Art and Literature (a magazine, ed. with Anne Dunn) 1960-. Address: 70 avenue de Léman, Lausanne, Switzerland.
10MOYOLA, Baron (Life Peer), cr. 1971, of Castledawson in the County of Londonderry; Rt. Hon. Major James Dawson Chichester-Clark; British politician and farmer; b. 12 Feb. 1923, Castledawson; s. of James Jackson Chichester-Clark and Marion Caroline Chichester; m. Moyra Maud Haughton 1959; one step s. two d.; ed. Eton Coll.; entered Army 1942, Second Lieut. Irish Guards Dec. 1942; wounded Italy 1944; A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. of Canada (Field-Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis) 1947-49; attended Staff Coll., Camberley 1956; retd. from Army as Maj. 1960; M.P. for S. Derry, Parl. of N. Ireland 1960-73, Asst. Whip March 1963, Chief Whip 1963-67; Minister of Agric., N. Ireland 1967-April 1969; Leader of Unionist Party and Prime Minister of N. Ireland 1969-71; Privy Councillor N. Ireland 1966, Deputy Lieut. 1954; Vice-Lieut. Co. Derry 1972-. Leisure interests: fishing, shooting and skiing. Address: Moyola Park, Castledawson, Co. Derry, N. Ireland (Home).
12MOYZES, Alexander; Czechoslovak composer; b. 4 Sept. 1906, Kláštor pod Znievom; s. of the late Mikuláš Moyzes; m. Marta Moyzes 1932; one d.; ed. State Conservatoire, Prague; Prof. of Theory of Music and Composition, Acad. of Music and Dramatic Arts, Bratislava 1928-48; Chief of Music Section Czechoslovak Radio, Bratislava 1937-48; Prof. Coll. of Music and Dramatic Arts, Bratislava 1949-, Rector 1966-72; mem. Cen. Cttee. Union of Czechoslovak Composers 1950; Chair. Union of Slovak Composers 1969-70; Chair. Fed. Union of Czech and Slovak Composers 1969-70; one of the founders of contemporary Slovak music; numerous prizes including 1st Prize in competition marking Int. Women's Year for the symphonic study Music to Woman 1976; Honoured Artist 1961, Nat. Artist 1966. Compositions include: orchestral: 11 symphonies, 9 symphonic suites, 2 overtures, Concerto for violin 1958, Concerto for flute 1967, Music to Woman 1975; chamber: String Quartet 1929, Divertimento for Piano 1930, Jazz Sonata for 2 pianos 1932, Wind Quintet 1933, Poetic Suite for Violin and Piano 1940, Sonata for Piano 1942, Duettino for Violin and Piano 1961, Outlaws' Rhapsody for Piano 1961, Small Sonata for Violin and Piano 1969, String Quartet 1970, Musica Istropolitana for Chamber Orchestra 1974; vocal: Colours on the Palette 1928, Way 1932, They Sing, Play, Dance 1937, Balladic Cantata 1958, In Autumn 1960, The Seal of My Ground, About Love Morning Dew 1963; choir: If the Organs Play, Trávnice, Songs of the Boys, At the Trenčín Gate, Songs. Leisure interests: fishing and hunting. Address: ul. Fraňa Krála 9, 801 00 Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
14MOZZONI, H.E. Cardinal Umberto; Argentine ecclesiastic; b. 29 June 1904, Buenos Aires; ordained priest 1927; consecrated titular bishop of Side 1954; Papal Nuncio to Brazil 1969; created cardinal by Pope Paul VI 1973. Address: Palazzo Altemps, 8 via di S. Apollinare, 00186 Rome, Italy. Telephone: 56-22-72.
16MPHAHLELE, Ezekiel; South African author; b. 17 Dec. 1919, Marabastad; ed. teacher training and private study; Teacher of English and Afrikaans, Orlando, Johannesburg till 1957; Fiction Editor Drum magazine 1955; Lecturer in English Literature, Dept. of Extra-Mural Studies, Univ. Coll., Ibadan, Nigeria 1957; fmr. Dir. African Programme for the Congress for Cultural Freedom, Paris; circuit schools inspector Lebowa 1978; Researcher African Studies Inst., Univ. of Witwatersrand 1978-; has lectured at Cultural Centre, Nairobi, and Univ. of Zambia; later at Univ. of Denver. Publications include: Man Must Live, The Living and the Dead (short stories), Down Second Avenue (autobiography), The Wanderers 1972, In Corner B, The African Image (essays), Voices in the Whirlwind (essays). Address: University of Witwatersrand, Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg, South Africa.
18MPINGA KASENDA, PH.D.; Zairian politician and university professor; b. 30 Aug 1937, Tshilomba; ed. Elisabethville (now Lubumbashi) High School of Social Sciences, Catholic Univ. of Lovanium and Univ. of Bordeaux, France; Teacher, Tshilomba Secondary School 1957-59; studied at Lubumbashi and Lovanium Univ. 1959-65; Asst. Lecturer, Lovanium Univ. 1965-66, Prof. 1966-70; Adviser to the Chancellor, Nat. Univ. of Zaire and to the Minister of Public Admin. 1971-72; mem. Political Bureau Mouvement Populaire de la Révolution (MPR) 1972, mem. Perm. Cttee. 1974-; Deputy People's Commr. 1975, First State Commr. July 1977-; Dir. of Makanda Kabobi Inst. (MPR school) 1974-; Prof. Nat. Univ. of Zaire; Commdr., Nat. Order of Zaire and Dem. People's Repub. of Korea, Grand Officier, Ordre du Mérite National (Mauritania). Publications: Ville de Kinshasa, Organisation politique et administrative 1968, L'administration publique du Zaire 1973, Les reformes administratives au Zaire 1975. Address: Institut Makanda Kabobi, Avenue de la Gombe, Kinshasa (Office); 384 Quartier Gombele, Kinshasa/Lemba, P.O.B. 850, Zaire (Home).
20MRAVINSKY, Yevgeniy Aleksandrovich; Soviet conductor; b. 4 June 1903, Leningrad; ed. Leningrad Conservatoire; Conductor Kirov State Acad. Opera and Ballet Theatre, Leningrad 1932-38; winner, All Union Conductors' Competition 1938, Conductor Leningrad State Philharmonic Orchestra 1938-; Prof., Leningrad Conservatoire 1963-; has toured England, Austria, Fed. Repub. of Germany, Dem. Repub. of Germany, Finland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, U.S.A., etc.; People's Artist of the U.S.S.R. 1954, Badge of Honour, State Prize 1946, Lenin Prize 1961, Hero of Socialist Labour 1973, and other decorations. Address: Leningrad State Philharmonic Orchestra, 1 Ploshchad Iskusstv, Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
22MROZEK, Sławomir; Polish writer; b. 26 June 1930, Borzęcin; former cartoonist and journalist. Publications include: The Elephant 1957, Wesele w Atomicach (Wedding in Atomic) 1959, The Rain 1962 (short stories), The Ugupu Bird (short stories) 1968; Plays: The Police 1958, What a lovely Dream, Indyk (Turkey),
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