NY Scheol Janitors Among Highest Paid In Nation
In New York, school custodians rank among the nation’s top earners, with several earning above governors and the mayor. One reached $53,000 annually, another $46,130, while the superintendent earned $45,000. About 68 of 870 custodians made $25,000-plus. The system outsourced janitorial work, paying by school size, leading to scrutiny and a union-school administration agreement capping pay at $26,000 for some and lowering many salaries to around $13,000-$15,000.
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Francis Stilley
New York
Nelson. A. Rockefeller
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Calvin Gross
Natever
Hermen T. Lichman
Gov. Rockefeller
Stiehnan
Harry G. Mundt
International Union of Operating Engineers
Mundt
General Starts Work in New Office Space
A dynamite charge broke ground today for a new square foot addition to General Telephone Co. of the Southwest offices in San Angelo. Donald Power of General Telephone & Electronics Corp. set off the explosion. Houston Harte Rep O C Fisher John Cleveland and Mayor Leon Abbott attended. Rose Construction Co. of Arlene holds the main contract with a base bid of 1,730,000.
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San Angelo
General Telephone Co
Southwest
New York
Donald Power
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Houston Harte
San Angelo Standard Times
O. C. Fisher
John Cleveland
Board of City Development
Leon Abbott
Rose Construction Co
Arlene
Van Cliburn Honored at 10th Anniversary Reception
About 1,000 people attended a private reception Sunday in Steinway Hall New York honoring pianist Van Cliburn on the 10th anniversary of his debut there. Host was Henry Steinway, president of the Steinway piano firm.
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New York
van Cliburn
Henry Steinway
Steinway Hall
Parts Shortage Threatens Ford Plants
Ford Motor Co studies a response to a parts shortage that could shut down its 50 plants nationwide by week’s end. About 58,000 of 160,000 workers are idle amid strikes and layoffs as talks with the United Auto Workers Union continue.
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Detroit AP
Foard Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
GAW
National Bargaining Committee
National
Ford Committee
Detroit
UAW
Sheffield
Ala
Aluminum
Chicago Heights
Wayne
Mich
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Sterling Township
Buffalo, N
Argentine Artist Offers To Repair Sam Houston Statue Toes
Buenos Aires sculptor Luis Bartolome Somoza arrives in Huntsville to repair the missing toes of Sam Houston’s gray granite statue. The Walker County Historical Survey Committee funds the gray granite. Somoza volunteers his services after learning of the restoration need via a Houston Past article.
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Somoza
Houston
Yarborough Sees No New Civil Rights Laws Soon
Washington AP Sen Ralph Yarborough D Texas said he does not foresee additional civil rights legislation until the current laws are fully tested. He added that his 1964 vote reflected the true spirit of the South and that as a Southerner he would not vote for changes he opposed. Also noted, Tokyo Ginza rents near 500 dollars per square foot and locals compare Ginza clay to gold in value.
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Washington
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Munis. Ehony
Radio Press International
People
Tokyo
Expansion Studied Business Expects New Trade With Communists
WASHINGTON AP Senator Fulbright released letters from 125 businessmen out of 214 surveyed on expanding East West trade. 105 favored expansion, nine opposed, and many urged clearer government guidance. Over half supported liberalizing export controls and allowing sales to Communist nations. The study, tied to a broader inquiry into Soviet and Eastern European trade, could influence Johnson administration policy.
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D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Tito
Canada
Viet Nam
Cuba
Congress
Russia
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Capitol Hill
China
United States
North Korea
Soviet Union
U.S
Houston Natural Gas Office
Houston Natural Gas
Sears Western Auto Supply
Morrison Furniture
Ainsworth and Company
Reynolds and Company
K-Mart Discount Center
Wilkenfeld Furniture Company
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