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June 20, 1962

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HUGHES ALLOWED TO BUY NORTHEAST; C.A.B., in 4-to-1 Ruling, Lets Financier Acquire Airline Through Tool Company Owns 78% of T.W.A. Route Inquiry Continuing C. A. B. Permits Hughes Tool To Acquire Northeast Airlines Principals Pleased

By Special to The New York Times

CAB authorizes Hughes Tool to buy control to forestall bankruptcy

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15C FARE ASSURED UNTIL JULY, 1963; Transit Authority Extends Earlier Pledge 6 Months Riders Still Increasing Provisions of the Law 15C FARE ASSURED UNTIL JULY, 1963

By Ralph Katz

NYCTA announces $306,989,680 operating budget, fiscal '63; sees $29,570,246 surplus at end of fiscal '62 and $7,692,566 surplus at end of fiscal '63

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STUDY FINDS LAG IN CARE FOR AGED; Senate Report Finds Homes Were Pledged as Security to Get Kerr-Mills Help Charge Piecemeal Aid STUDY FINDS LAG IN CARE FOR AGED

By Marjorie Hunter Special To the New York Times

Sen com rept evaluating current Fed aid to aged finds only piecemeal protection; many aged have put up homes to qualify; other findings; Sen McNamara, comments

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Diefenbaker to Try A Minority Regime; MINORITY REGIME LIKELY IN CANADA Conservatives Drop 85 Seats Lesage Sat It Out Diefenbaker Confident. Party Formed in 1935

By Raymond Daniell Special To the New York Times

Diefenbaker indicates he will try to operate minority govt, with Soc Credit party cooperating for interim period; Soc Credit leader Thompson bars coalition; reasons for Soc Credit rise assessed; its aims discussed

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LAY-OFFS FOLLOW RAIL WAGE RISES; Many Roads Are Balancing Contract Pay Increases LAY-OFFS FOLLOW RAIL WAGE RISES

By Morris Kaplan

thousands being layed off; Leighty scores rrs

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Historical Context for June 20, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]