LeFrak agrees to promote integration in housing
Samuel J. LeFrak, nation's large landlord, signs consent with federal government to promote racial integration. Agreement requires rental agents to offer blacks financial inducements to move into white buildings and to post a nondiscriminatory policy. The deal covers LeFrak properties in New York City and Queens, with steps to ensure a mixed-race tenant mix and outreach in seven Brooklyn buildings.
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Construction wage gains far outpaced factory raises in 1970
Washington reports construction workers won average first-year wage increases of 18.3 percent in 1970 contracts, with fringe benefits lifting to 19.5 percent. Life-of-contract growth averaged 14.7 percent, while manufacturing settlements showed 8.1 percent first-year gains and 6 percent yearly increases. CAPE KENNEDY lunar rocket update follows.
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