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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1954

Page

5

Language Curtain Drops on Guatemala Trip

Laura Z Hobson decries the impenetrable language barrier during a goodwill visit to Guatemala. She notes the isolation from locals at a formal press conference with President Carlos Castillo Armas and the wider public, describing a censored feel and limited English in official events.

Guatemala City INS Central America Guatemala Russia Carlos Castillo Armas Green Stone National Palace Castillo

When Translation Masks a Leader’s Manner and Sincerity

A reader recalls a press briefing where 75 pencils waited for a translator to finish. Jorge Skinner Klee condensed the president’s five minutes into two or three, highlighting how translation obscures character and honesty. The writer longs for a true international language to replace go-betweens.

Jorge Skinner Klee Klee Senor Klee

Cadets Barred From Debating Recognition of Red China

The defense department prohibits cadets at West Point and midshipmen at Annapolis from taking part in college debates on recognizing Red China. The ban follows a West Point team withdrawing from a Rutgers University debate after which Princeton protested the restriction.

Washington Defense Department U. S. Military Academy Naval Academy U. S Department West Point Newark Rutgers University Princeton University

Cancers Lighted by Use of Chemical as Detection Aid

A porphyrin from human blood injected into patients' veins causes cancer tissue to glow bright red under UV or black light. Doctors Rasmussen-Taxdal Ward and Figge say this could help detect cancer location and spread, and may enable targeted X ray or fluoroscope imaging. Potentially, porphyrin could carry iodine for imaging or attach radioactive atoms to attack cancer sites.

Atlantic City Panesay D. S. Rasmussen-Taxdal Grant E. Ward Frank H. J. Figge Baltimore American College of Surgeons

Buffalo man seeks Gone with the Wind fan crown

Donald L. McCulty, 21, vies for the title of champion Gone with the Wind fan in Buffalo New York He has seen the movie 24 times since 1940 and read the Mitchell novel 52 times writing five reports about it to date

Buffalo N. Y Donald L. McCulty Gone With the Wind Moving Picture Margaret Mitchell

Ervin Compares McCarthy to Uncle Ephraim in Censure Talk

Senator Ervin likens Senator McCarthy to Uncle Ephraim in a story about a religious meeting in North Carolina. He notes the term flyblowing, explaining it as taint or contaminate, and cites it as a new phrase in censure debates.

Washington Ervin D-N.c Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Ephraim Senate South Mountain Ephraim Swain McCarthy

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