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...knows best how to help boy meet girl. Not so, as yet at any rate, in Japan, where the professional matchmaker still plies his ancient and honorable trade with a gusto no computer could possibly match. Perhaps the most successful in Japan today is wispy, 73-year-old Genkichi Ishizaka, who is perfectly certain that he knows the secret of making a marriage stick...
Forgotten Hatred. Addressing a Tokyo meeting of the seven-nation Asian Productivity Organization last week. Foreign Minister Ohira put this drive in idealistic terms: "Asian prosperity is indispensable for the establishment of world peace.'' But wily Toshiba Electric Chairman Taizo Ishizaka. 76. puts his finger on a more immediate reason why Japan should help its neighbors. "Regional economic systems are the wave of the future,'' he says. "It is natural, therefore, that Japan should be interested in strengthening economic ties with her Asian neighbors." Hopelessly isolated from joining any of the world's common markets...
...Tokyo's Taizo Ishizaka, president of the Japanese Federation of Economic Organizations and president of the Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., suggested an international agency to exchange technical know-how and services, thus promote industrial development and combat anti-foreignism in backward countries. In much of the world, said Ishizaka, there is still a blind prejudice that "capitalism leads to imperialism" and alien rule...