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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1963

Page

6

Men Begin Hearing Loss At Age 32

Chicago report cites Dr John F Corso study of 912 adults exposed to industrial noise. Findings show men notice hearing decline at 32 with further drops roughly every 15 years, while women begin around 37 with more gradual changes.

St. Louis John F. Corso Archives of Environmental Health American Medical Association

131 Arrested in 52 City Gaming Raids

IRS agents raided 149 bookmaking and numbers parlors in 52 cities across 19 states on a Thursday night, arresting 131 people for failing to show gambling stamps. They seized 11 cars 37 slot machines and $25000 in cash as part of a periodic crackdown.

Washington Internal Revenue Service New York Tennessee Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Kansas Missouri Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Michigan Illinois South Dakota Kentucky Ohio Louisiana Texas Utah California IRS

Churchill Vote Set to Honor Churchill as US Citizen

The House schedules a Tuesday vote on a bill to make Sir Winston Churchill an honorary U.S. citizen. Leaders expect near unanimous approval for the measure sponsored by Rep. Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania.

Washington House Sir Winston Churchill United States Francis E. Walter

Five Grand Ole Opry stars die in string of tragedies

Nashville March 8 The Grand Ole Opry mourns five member deaths in quick succession. Jack Anglin 46 died in a car crash en route to Patsy Cline’s prayer service. Patsy Cline Hawkshaw Hawkins Cowboy Copas and Cline’s manager pilot Randy Hughes perished in a plane crash Tuesday. Opry will observe a moment of silence and tributes before resuming weekly show duties.

Nashville Tenn Grand Ole Opry Jack Anglin the Opry Patsy Cline Miss Cline Hawkins Copas Johnny Jack Johnny Wright Wright Kitty Wells Devine

Public school reform debate over adult education center

Local parents urge Terre Haute School Board to fund a new high school rather than build an adult education center costing several hundred thousand dollars. Signers argue existing schools and transportation require a dual-use high school for day students and evening adult classes.

Terre Haute Tribune Terre Haute South End Riley

Shrine Potentate Wraps Springfield Stop On National Tour

George M. Klepper Imperial Potentate of the Shrine and his wife closed their Shrine visit with Nobles of Zorah Shrine Friday morning and headed by motor to Ansar Temple in Springfield Illinois for further events. Over 200 Shriners and dignitaries attended a banquet honoring them at the Shrine Temple with J Worth Baker and Henry Struby among guests. Potentate Klepper praised warm welcomes across the country and Canada. Max Adolfs of Zorah presided at the banquet with Paul Rust as master of ceremonies.

George M. Klepper Zorah Shrine Kleppers Springfield Ansar Illinois City Shrine Temple J. Worth Baker Indianapolis Murat Henry Struby Evansville Shrinedom Potentate Klepper Max Adolfs Zorah Paul Rust

Indiana mid February jobs total rise over year

Non farm employment in Indiana in mid February was estimated at 1,447,000, down 5,100 from January but up 34,600 from February last year. The Indiana Employment Security Division said a 3,800 rise in unemployment was within seasonal norms, with 107,700 unemployed versus 118,700 a year earlier.

Indianapolis Indiana Indiana Employment Security Division

Early schooling shifts evident in 1960 census data

Census figures show children start school earlier and remain longer, with median years of schooling by state ranging from 12.2 in Utah to 8.7 in Kentucky and South Carolina.

Utah Kentucky South Carolina

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