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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1962
Page
9
An article explains that U S and Canada use 120 dialing areas with three digit codes and ten digit numbers. It argues for seven digit numbers within each area to expand capacity to the next century and reduce dial errors while enabling global dialing in the future.
An article explains hearing loss in children and the need for tailored education. It outlines Michigan resources including free hearing tests, hearing aid evaluations, short term aural rehabilitation classes, and support for families through the Michigan School for the Deaf in Flint and the Hearing Conservation Service in Lansing.
A parent writes with pride about the Michigan School for the Deaf. Their son, ten, is in his fifth year and enjoying a good education. They urge more families to learn about the school and its services and invite visitors to see its work.
Mrs Roy Gould of Lansing and the Cruthers couple of Vermontville visited Mr and Mrs Harry McCormick. Vern Kyser of rural Shepherd joined Mr and Mrs Albert Getchell of rural Mt Pleasant for Sunday dinner.
The article explains the limitation of three element exchange codes using letters and digits on the dial. It notes 60 name combinations per area and the numbering up to Regent exchanges. It then describes how Direct Distance Dialing DDD nationwide service enabled customers to dial long distance calls directly.
The document records the close of business as of March 26 1962 for a Michigan financial institution, published under a call by the Commissioner of the Banking Department per Section 82 of the Michigan financial institutions act. It lists other liabilities and capital accounts including Harold E Riggle.
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