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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1956
Page
3
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Tokyo reports city run matchmaking centers serving thousands yearly. Applicants submit histories and photos, with home life checks, to be paired by counselors through center events. About 12 000 Tokyo residents are on file, with 500 marriages arranged annually and a range of outcomes including parental matches and singles.
Melbourne workers and volunteers race to finish Heidelberg Olympic village ahead of the Oct. 25 opening. Commandant Phillip Miskin leads a security curtain and a 3,600 housewife volunteer corps to stage the 831 home units as gardens and interiors are prepared for 6,500 visiting athletes. After the Games, 31 families will live there.
Advertises Rise shaving lather with claim of instant onset and no sting. Promotes three varieties for refreshing after shave comfort. Includes price of 69 cents per can and positions Rise as America’s first and best instant lather.
Negotiations for a seven million dollar trade treaty between Red China and Greece near completion. China would buy Greece cotton tobacco and minerals while Greece would take soy beans asphalt chemicals eggs tea and silk. Michigan leads nation in red tart cherry production supplying more than half the crop.
Victoria doctor Dr. Ian Macdonald at a medical meeting opposes compulsory retirement. He favors a system allowing men to work as long as they are fit, within their capacity. The remarks were reported from Victoria, B C, and linked to Toronto's Sunnybrook Hospital.
A Japanese delegation of experts travels to Red China to study plans for expanding and modernizing communications industries. The visit aims to pave the way for large exports of electrical equipment, noting much of China's current gear was originally built in Japan.
U S Far East forces will return the building once used by pilgrims to worship at Yasukuni shrine. The structure housed a theater and billet for Air Force personnel since 1946 and will be restored to civilian use for families of Japan ese war dead.
Reno hosts a four day 800 mile Horseless Carriage Association tour featuring 125 cars 1915 or earlier with 4000 spectators. One car suffered axle breakage and another a collapsed front end. one driver logged 10 flat tires on a 1909 Buick. The club aims to museum status. William Harrah owns 60 cars and backs authenticity with vintage attire guiding tours. Michigan cash farm receipts total 640 million in 1955 placing agriculture among top state industries.
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