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• HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 11-13-64 11-13-64 3 6 AT 130 7 1.0 AT 0641 HOUR LASS 2 3 AT 1851 VOL 5 NO 1853 KWAJALE IN, !v1ARSrlALl ISLANDS THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 1964 CANCER SOCIETY UNIT BRITISH STUDY SHOWS LOCAL OPERATION TOMORROW TO HEED OWN ADVICE A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHED- CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (UPI}--THE ILLINOIS U.s. IS FAR SUPER lOR ULED FOR TOMORROW NIGHT, FRIDAY 13 Nov DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY IN MISSILE STRENGTH THE EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER COULD SAID TODAY IT HAS ORDERED ITS EMPLOYES LONDON, Nov. 12 (UPI)--BRITAIN'S IN­ SOUND IS 1900 HOURS ALL PERSONNEL TO STOP SMAKING ON THE JOB STITUTE fOR STRATEGIC STUDIES TODAY LIVING IN TRAILERS AND NON-APPROVED !lIN THE DIVISION HEADQUARTERS HERE REPORTED A IIDRAMATIC tI INCREASE IN U.S. SHELTER HOMES MUST TAKE COVER IN AP­ WE DO NOT SMOKE BECAUSE THE EVIDENCE STRATEGIC SUPERIORITY OVER THE SOVIET PROVED SHELTERS AT THE SOUNDING OF THE IS VERY CONCLUSIVE AND WE WOULD APPEAR UNION IT SAID U.S. INTERCONTINENTAL TAKE COVER SIGNAL AFRS KWAJALEIN WIL NEGLIENT IF WE DID NOT fOLLOW UP THE BALLISTIC MISSILES OUTNUMBER RUSSIA's ANNOUNCE THE TAKE COVER AND ALL CLEAR PRACTICES WHICH ARE INDICATED BY STUD­ NEARLY 5 TO I SIGNALS, AS WELL AS OTHER INFORMATION IES AND SURVEY,II A SPOKESMAN SAID THE INSTITUTE, A PRIVATE ORGANIZATION PERTINENT TO THE OPERATION A SIMILAR DIRECTIVE FOR ALL STATE SUPPORTED IN PART BY THE FORD FOUNDA­ NIGHT OPERATIONS NORMALLY ENTAIL PHO MEMBERS THROUGHOUT ILLINOIS IS UNDER TION, GETS CLOSE COOPERATION FROM WEST TOGRAPHIC COVERAGE WHICH REQUIRES A CONSIDERATION, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. ERN DEFENSE OfFICIALS ITS ANNUAL ES­ BLACK OUT OF ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTS ALL IINo SMOKING!I SIGNS WERE PUT UP AND TIMATES Of THE EAST-WEST MILITARY BAL­ RESIDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO MAKE SURE ASH TRAYS WERE TAKEN AWAY IN THE OFFIC ANCE ARE CONSIDERED HIGHLY AUTHOR ITA- THEIR PORCH AND YARD FLOODLIGHTS ARE TIVE OFF. EXTINGUISHING NORMAL INTERIOR SOVIETS REAFFIRM THE REPORT SAID THE UNITED STATES HOUSE LIGHTS IS NOT REQUIRED. WILL HAVE 925 ICBMs BY EARLY NEXT YEAR GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES. ALL PERSON REFUSAL TO PAY COMPARED TO ABOUT 200 FOR THE SOVIET NEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATION UNITED NATIONS, Nov 12 (UPI)--SOVIET UNION LAST YEAR, 15S ESTIMATE OF THE MUST TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTER AMBASSADOR N I KOLA IT. FEDORENKO WARNED I RAT 10 WAS 475 TO 100 UPON SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL, LAST NIGHT AGAINST HAVING "ANY ILLU- (OFFIC!AL FIGURES AVAILABLE IN WASH- ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IM­ SIONS" THAT RUSSIA WOULD REVERSE ITS I INGTON SHOWED THAT THE UNITED ST~TES MEDIATELY PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN POLICY AND PAY UP OVERDUE UN ASSESSMrn~ NOW HAS 853 INTERCONTINENTAL MI5SILES- APPROVED SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR FEDERENKO MADE HIS STATEMENT TO NEWS- 650 MINUTEMAN, 108 TITAN AND 95 ATLAS. IS SOUNDED. THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL IS MEN A FEW HOURS AFTER THE UNITED STATES IT WAS NOT LIKELY THAT THERE WOULD BE THREE TEN-SECOND BLASTS ON THE FIRE SAID IT IS WILLING TO CONSIDER ANY I AS MANY AS 925 BY YEAR END ADDITION­ SIREN THE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL IS ONE IDEAS CONSISTENT WITY THE UN CHARTER TO l ALLY, THERE ARE 288 POLARIS MISSILES TWENTY-SECOND BLAST ON THE FIRE SIREN AVOID A SHOWDOWN ON DEPRIVING RUSSIA t IN 18 DEPLOYED SUBMARINES) ApPROVED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE TH AND OTHER POWERS OF THEIR GENERAL As- : A LARGER RELATIVE INCREASE WAS SHOWN THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE FOUR-INCH !SEMBLY VOTES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF ASSESS-! BY NAVAL BALLISTiC MISSILES, WHICH iN- CONCRETE ROOFS THE FOLLOWING BUILD­ I t \ MENTS , CLUDE THE U. S. POLAR'S AND ITS LESS- INGS ARE DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS. I: FEDERENKO SAID, AFTER AN HOUR'S CON- I ADVANCED SOVIET COUNTERPART THE STUDY ALL QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUC­ ~FERENCE WITH SECRETARY GENERAL THANT, I SAID AMERICAN SUPE~IORITY INCREASED TION (EXCEPT QTRS. 401, 402, 403 & 404) THAT THE SOVIET POSITION ON THE FINAN- FRO~ LAST YEAR'S 2 TO I TO 4 TO I THIS BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG , YOKWE YUK CIAL CRISIS, AS SET FORTH IN A MEMORAN- YEAR CLUB, ADMINISTRATION/TERMINAL BLDG., DUM LAST SATURDAY, IS "UNCHANGED AND THE INSTITUTE SAID COMtvlUNiST CHINA'S GENERAL MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ AND THE I UNCHANGEABLE Tl NUCLEAR EXPLOSION LAST MONTH DID NOT FIRST FLOOR ONLY OF THE REEF AND CORAL (CONTI~~~D ON PAGE FOUR) ALTER THE FACT OF ITS OVER-ALL MILIT~ BOOs WEAKNESS, BUT IT DID SHOW THAT CHINESE •.. AND NOW SOME GOOD NEWS NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY APPARENTLY WAS CON­ u.S. EMBASSY DENIES LONDON, Nov. 12 (UPI)--MISS UNITED SIDERABLY MORE ADVANCED THAN HAD BEEN KINGDOM, 20-YEAR-OLD HAIRSTYLIST ANN ASSUMED TROOPS IN CONGO WAR S,DNEY, TONIGHT WAS NAMED MISS WORLD THE NEXT YEAR MAY BE THE LAST IN LEOPOLDVILLE, Nov 12 (UPI)--THE U 1964 IN A CONTEST WITH 41 OTHER BEAU­ WHICH WESTERN SUPERIORITY IN ICBMs IS S. EMBASSY DECLARED IN A FORMAL STATE­ TIES FROM MANY NATIONS so MARKED, ACCORDING TO THE REPORT MENT TODAY THAT tlNO AMERICAN PERSONNEL MISS ARGENTINA, BLACK-HAIRED, 23- THE U.S. ICBM PROGRAM WILL BE SUBSTAN­ ARE ENGAGED IN COMBAT OPERATIONS IN YEAR-OLD ANA MARIA SORIA, WON SECOND TIALLY COMPLETED NEXT YEAR, BUT THE THE CONGO tI PLACE, AND 22-YEAR-OLD MISS FREE CHINA, SOVIETS ARE EXPECTED TO BE INCREASING THE EMBASSY STATEMENT WAS ISSUED TO LINDA LIN, WAS THIRD PRODUCT ION, I T SA I D COUNTERACT CHARGES BY THE COMMUNIST­ MISS BRAZIL, DARK-HAIRED MARIA ISA­ BACKED REBELS THAT AMERICANS WERE IN­ BEL DE AVELLAR ELIAS, 18, PLACED fOURTH VOLVED IN FLYING OPERATIONS AND WITH AND NEW ZEALAND KINDERGARTEN TEACHER DEATH TOLL AT 319 THE WHITE MERCENARIES FIGHTING FOR LYNDAL CRUICKSHANK, 21, WAS FIFTH. IN VIET NAM WAR PREMIER MOISE TSHOMBE THE BLACK-HAIRED, GREEN-EYED MISS WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (UPI)--ONE AMER­ !lALL UNITED STATES PERSONNEL PRESENT UNITED KINGDOM, WAS CROWNED BY THE OUT­ ICAN WAS KILLED AND 12 WOUNDCD IN LY ON DUTY IN THE CONGO ARE HERE AT GOING MISS WORLD, JAMAICA'S JOAN CRAW­ SOUTH V,ET NAM DURING THE WEEK ENDING THE REQUEST OF THE CONGOLESE GOVERNMN~ FORD. Nov 9, THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT­ THE STATEMENT SA ID. tlTHEY ARE HERE MISS UNITED KINGDOM GOT 2,500 POUNDS ED TODAY EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF GIVING FIRST PRIZE, A SILVER TROPHY AND A COL­ IT BROUGHT TOTAL U.S. CASUALTIES IN LOGISTIC AND TRANSPORT SUPPORT TO THE UMBIA P,CTURES SCREEN TEST BEFORE HER THE SOUTHEAST ASIA WAR TO 319 DEAD AND CONGOLESE ARMED FORCES IN ACCORDANCE LAY A YEAR OF TRAVEL AND MODELLING--­ 1,3'5 WOUNDED SINCE JAN~ARY I, 1961 WITH BILATERAL AGREEMENTS NOW IN FORCE AND OFFERS OF JOBS ALL OVER THE WORLD NINE MEN ARE MISSING BETWEEN THE U.S GOVERNMENT AND •• THE THE WEEKLY TOL' REG I STERED A Sf-lARP CONGO 11 MAIL CALL. NORTHWEST'S CHARTER FLIGHT DROP FROM THl PREVIOUS WEEK WHEN FIVE MEANWHILE, REBEL LEADER CHRISTOPHER YESTERDAY BROUGHT 401 POUNDS Of MAIL AMERICANS WERE KILLED AND 83 WERE GBENYE IN A BROADCAST OVER STANLEYVILL AND THE C-124 BROUGHT 480 POUNDS WOUNDED, MOST OF THEM IN THE COMMUNIST RADIO, LAST NIGHT DENIED REPORTS THAT MORTAR ATTACK NOVEMBER I ON THE BIEN REBEL COMMANDER NICHOLAS OLENGA HAD I=======================================~ HOA AIRFIELD FOUR MEN WERE KILLED BEEN KILLED AND 72 WOUNDED IN THAT AT1ACK GBENYE SA 10, liTHE REPORT I S UNTRUE." DEATHS IN ACTION AGAINST THE V,ET WE ARE UNITED AND WE ARE ALIVE AND WE OFFICIAL BULLETIN CONG NOW TOTAL 221, INCLUDING 141 IN ARE CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE AGAINST OUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE II ARICRAFl INCIDENTS AND 80 IN GROUND THE AMERICANS AND BELGIANS. DATE NAME HOME PHONE FIGHTING NON-COMBAT DEATHS TOTALED THE REPORT THAT OLENeA WAS KILLED 12 Nov 64 MAJ. M R. THAYER 628 ! 198, INCLUCING 39 ~EN WHO DIED IN AIR­ WAS MADE LAST WEEK BY BRITISH MAJ. 13 Nov 64 LT.COL. R.W. Z,NN 746 I CRAFT ACCIDENTS MICHAEL HOARE, FIELD COMMANDER OF THE 14 Nov 64* MAJ R.W. SPECKLER 2240 CONGO WHITE MERCENARIES. HE TOLD THE 15 Nov 64* LT.COL. W.W. CRUM 604 I DETROIT, Nov 12 (UPI)--FoRD MOTOR TSHOMBE GOVERNMENT HIS MEN AMBUSHED 16 Nov 64 MAJ R.W. SPECKLEP ?240 Co ANNOUNCEO TODAY THE SEVEN-DA~ AND SHOT DEAD A REBEL LEADER BELIEVED ',7 Nov 64 c.w.o. J.D. KEELING 644 8 Nov 64 LT.COL W.W. CRUM 604 STRIKE AT EIGHT or ITS PLANTS BY THE TO BE OLENGA DURING THE RECAPTURE OF UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION WOULD RAISE REBEL-HELD K,NDU *INDICATES WEEKENS AND/OR HOLIDAYS DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SIT TO 59,000 THE NUMBER OF PERSONS AFFECT­ HE MADE NO MENTION OF AMERICANS BE­ ED BY THE CRIPPLING LOCAL STRIKES ING INVOLVED COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE ~~~~~~~-u~~~~~TL-~~~ __~ FORD __________________________________________ EMPLOYS ABOUT IjO,OOO UAW MEMBERS ~ _______________________________________~ _P_AG~E~2~ _________________________r, ____________ ~H~0~U~R~G~LA~S~S~ __________-. __________ ~~~~~~~~~-t~L_11 THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 1964 , PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE REGALIA RETURNED VIET NAM FLOODS LEAVE COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE LONDON, Nov. 12 (UPI)--PRICELESS GOLD ONE MILLION VICTIMS MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-OI0021 REGAL: CAPTURED BY BRITISH AND INDIAN DA NANG, SOUTH VIET NAM, Nov. 12 (UPl) AMC-90004 (Y) ( NI23-(67156) 35133A FORCES ,"HEN MANDALAY FELL IN 1885 WERE --FLOOD WATERS RECEDED FOR THE FIRST THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY RETURNED TODAY TO THE BURMESE GOVERN­ TIME IN TEN DAYS TODAY IN NORTHERN MONDAY THROUGH SATU~DAY.
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    MEDIA TRANSLATION IN BBCMUNDO INTERNET TEXTS Roberto A. Valdeón Universidad de Oviedo ABSTRACT In recent years, several authors have underlined the need to enforce a critical approach to translation studies in order to explore ideologies in both source and target languages and cultures (Hermans; Olk). In this article we shall study BBCMundo’s news web texts and their source English BBCWorld reports from a critical approach. The paper is divided into two sections. Firstly, we analyse two series of news texts. We shall discuss the use of head- lines in the STs and TTs, and proceed to study the strategies used in the main bodies of the reports, notably omissions, additions and permutations. In a final section, we shall carry out the discussion about the ideological implications of the translational strategies identi- fied in the previous sections. KEY WORDS: Editorial routines, translation strategies, critical approach, news discourse. RESUMEN En los últimos años, diversos estudiosos han señalado la necesidad de aplicar un enfoque crítico a los estudios de traducción con el fin de analizar la ideología subyacente en los textos origen y meta (Hermans; Olk). Este artículo estudia, en dos secciones, textos meta 105 publicados por en BBCMundo y los correspondientes textos origen en inglés procedentes de BBCWorld. En la primera se analizarán dos grupos de textos. Se estudiará el uso de los titulares en los textos origen y textos meta, así como las estrategias utilizadas por sus autores en los artículos, especialmente las omisiones, adiciones y transformaciones, que son tam- bién objeto de estudio en el análisis del discurso de este género.
  • Trade Marks Inter Partes Decision O/540/14

    Trade Marks Inter Partes Decision O/540/14

    O-540-14 TRADE MARKS ACT 1994 IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATION NO 2652922 BY TOURISM WORLD LIMITED TO REGISTER THE TRADE MARK IN CLASS 41 AND IN THE MATTER OF OPPOSITION THERETO UNDER NO 400459 BY MISS WORLD LIMITED Background and pleadings 1) On 14 February 2013, Tourism World Limited (“the applicant”) applied to register the mark shown on the front page of this decision. It was accepted and published in the Trade Marks Journal on 22 March 2013 for the following list of services: Class 41: Organisation of Beauty Pageants and Competitions 2) Miss World Limited (“the opponent”) opposes all of the services listed on the basis of Section 5(2)(b) of the Trade Marks Act 1994 (“the Act”). The opponent relies on four earlier marks. Earlier mark 1278551 MISS WORLD puts the opponent in no better position than when it relies upon its Community Trade Mark (CTM) 151282 and therefore, I will make no further mention of it. The remaining three earlier marks are detailed below: Mark & other relevant details Services relied upon CTM 4984928 Class 41: Organisation and running of MISS BIKINI WORLD contests; beauty contests; .... Filing date: 29 March 2006 Date of entry in register: 01 October 2010 CTM 0151282 Class 41: ...; organisation, sponsorship, MISS WORLD running of contests; beauty contests; ... Filing date: 01 April 1996 Date of entry in register: 21 January 1999 1278549 Class 41: Organisation of contests; ... Filing date: 01 October 1986 Date of entry in register: 22 March 1991 Page 2 of 23 3) The opponent argues that the marks are highly similar and that the respective services share a high level of similarity.