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...announcement of the Nissan donation comes one year after the Mitsubishi group of industries gave $1 million to Harvard for the establishment of a chair in Japanese legal studies at the Law School...
...Japanese further demonstrated their desire for improved relations with the U.S. last week when the Nissan Motor Company, Ltd., manufacturer of Datsun cars and trucks, donated $1 million to Harvard for a Japan Institute...
...long term goal is to implant a greater understanding and spirit of cooperation in America towards its growing industrial competitor, Masataka Usami, vice president of Nissan's American branch, said last week...
...itself earlier among women than men." These remarkable statements were included in a Tokyo high-court decision upholding an earlier compulsory retirement age for women than for men. The case in question began four years ago when Miyo Nakamoto was discharged from her job as a draftswoman by the Nissan Motor Company Ltd. when she became 50, the firm's mandatory retirement age for women. Mrs. Nakamoto sued to stay on until 55, the age at which male employees must leave. At the loss of her suit, Mrs. Nakamoto called the decision "preposterous." Two female news commentators rallied...
That is the campaign's theme. The promotion calls for the U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., which makes Datsuns, to pay for a tree seedling to be planted by the U.S. Forest Service in the name of anyone who test-drives a Datsun up to Oct. 15. So far, company officials report, public response has been enthusiastic, although it is too early to tell how many nature lovers will be prompted to buy as well as test-drive Datsuns...