Australians Seek Wives Via Traveling Psychologist Trade
A North American tour by an Australian geopsychologist aims to pair 30,000 bachelors with brides back home. He interviews women, charges 50 to 200 dollars, and plans hundreds of interviews in a week, amid a surplus of men in Australia. The piece contrasts this with online agencies and notes broader energy and transport reflections. It also contains brief vignettes about a South African farmer finding a $67,000 diamond and a curious Alamo, Indiana fire scene with a woman driving the fire truck home.
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North America
United States
Alamo
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Unemployment Drops 77000 in May Across Canada
May jobless totals fell for the fourth straight month to 493,000 with the rate at 5.2 percent seasonally adjusted. Quebec and Ontario led declines, Atlantic and Prairie rates shifted, labor force rose 236,000 to 9.335 million as students entered summer work and construction and fishing shortages persisted.
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Statistics Canada
Bank of Canada
Apri
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Atlantic
Prairies
British Columbia
Prairie
Atlantic Region
The
B.C
Welsh farmer trains Tibetan refugees as farmers
Sidley Sweeney, a 55 year old farmer from Breconshire, runs a Tibetan farm school on a 200 acre Welsh estate. He trained five boys and two girls in January 1972, with plans for each family to receive 45 acres in India. The project mirrors Dalai Lama views on self reliance and cash economies.
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Breconshire
Wales
Sweeney
Dalai Lama
Save the Children
India
China
Tibet
Mr. Sweeney
Uniform Signing Is Needed Across Global Road Signs
Toronto designer Paul Arthur told a Canadian meeting of psychologists ophthalmologists and graphic artists that road signs should be uniform by shape and color so drivers recognize controls like those in their own cars. Ophthalmologist J A Parker supported standardizing signs as a global city hall effort sponsored by the Council for Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada.
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Paul Arthur
Toronto
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Council For Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Canada
J. A. Parker
Assured Mail Delivery Expanded With New Deadlines
General Andre Ouellet announced expansion of the assured mail delivery program with local regional and national next day deadlines. New color coded boxes show 6 pm local 3 pm regional and 11 am national deadlines, with exceptions for west to east time zone mail.
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