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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1967

Page

11

U N Ambassadors Hear About Tuberculosis Joke

In New York aUN interpreter Yvette Simond misheard TB as television during a briefing. The mix up caused no harm and became an office joke among UN staff, who pride themselves on accuracy.

United. Nations N.Y Yvette Simond Africa U.N Simond

Interpreters at the United Nations Historic Rise to Simultaneity

Gregory Meiksins, chief UN interpreter, notes the shift from consecutive to simultaneous interpretation beginning in 1947. He cites language breadth, broad education, and ability to convey mood as key talents, with temperament guiding tone and approach in diplomatic contexts.

United Nations U.N Nuernberg League of Nations U.’s Gregory Méiksins Meiksins

Behind the Scenes of Interpretation Noted by Officials

A senior officer in the secretary-general's office recalls how an interpreter can steal the spotlight during a powerful speech. George Sherry recalls Vishinsky quoting Pushkin to attack Western powers, highlighting the glossing and dramatization that accompanies interpretation.

George Sherry Andrei Vishinsky Alexander ‘Pushkin

Toes and Translations Shape a Confusing Speech

The article recalls a linguist Theodore Fagan who reworks phrases for clarity during a translation, recounting a Latin delegate’s cat versus terrier metaphor. It notes that thirty percent of the U S population, about 55.1 million people, were enrolled in college this past academic year.

Sherry Vishinsky Shakespeare Macbeth Theodore Fagan U.S

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