Interpreter For Ihe At MU Dinner
Oxford Leon E Dostert director of Georgetown Universitys Machine Translation Research Project will be speaker for the initiation dinner of Miami Universitys chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Miami University Center Dostert an authority on language teaching techniques was Eisenhowers interpreter and liaison to the French commander in World War II He later organized simultaneous interpretation systems for the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials and the United Nations He has advised on language problems and his research begun in 1953 is sponsored by CIA the Atomic Energy Commission and the European Community on Atomic Energy Dostert founded and directed the universitys language program taught French at Georgetown and edited the Monograph Series on Languages and Linguistics since 1961 He has published Taahen French and Francais Premier Cours.
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Watch For Children, Reminds AAA
AAA warns motorists to be extra alert for children at play as warmer days arrive. Claude Young of the Butler County Automobile Club urges caution during all hours, especially the evening rush. Parents should reinforce traffic safety habits and remind kids that streets are not safe play areas.
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Million Left For Care Of City Trees In Ann Arbor
The Ann Arbor City Council was told that Elizabeth Russell Dean left about 1 million dollars to the city for perpetual care and maintenance of city trees. Mayor Cecil Creal noted the bequest funds planting replacement and upkeep on city property after Miss Dean died April 7 at age 79.
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John T Flynn dies noted writer and radio commentator
John T Flynn, 9 percent writer and radio commentator, died Monday after a long illness in Amityville New York. He began as a reporter for the New Haven Register in 1916 and rose to managing editor of the York Globe, was a columnist for the New Republic and associate editor of Collier's magazine, born in Maryland.
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