is created at Manchester, England, the first in Europe. November 29: Mormon Tabernacle Choir wins a Grammy for its recording of the Battle Hymn of the Republic. 1961 March 12: The first non-English-speaking stake is created at The Hague in the Netherlands. June 26: A system for teaching standard missionary discussions is introduced. September 30: Announcement that the Priesthood Correlation Program will place all LDS Church programs under priesthood oversight. October: With new stakes outside the United States and leaders travelling to Utah, translators are first used in General Conference to provide live talks for other languages (starting with German, Dutch, Samoan, and Spanish). October 6: J. Reuben Clark dies. December 2: Gordon B. Hinckley is ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. December 3: The first Spanish-speaking stake of the LDS Church is created, in Mexico City. December 4: The Language Training Institute is created at Brigham Young University, to train LDS missionaries learning a foreign language. This became the Language Training Mission, and then the Missionary Training Center in 1978. 1962 March: The age entrance requirement for male LDS missionaries is lowered from 20 to 19 years old. April 23: George Q. Morris dies. July 23: The first satellite broadcast of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. July 27: Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. is created, to preserve and renovate Mormon historical sites in Nauvoo, Illinois. October 10: The LDS Church acquires WRUL for international short-wave broadcasting. October 11: N. Eldon Tanner is ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. 1963 September 18: Henry D. Moyle dies. October 4: Thomas S. Monson is ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. October: N. Eldon Tanner, after having been an apostle for only one year, is called as second counselor to David O. McKay in the First Presidency. He spends the rest of his life serving in the First Presidency. October 12: Polynesian Cultural Center founded. November 24: Mormon Tabernacle Choir performs at funeral of John F. Kennedy. The Genealogical Society of Utah's microfilm collection is moved to the newly completed Granite Mountain Records Vault for long-term preservation. LDS Church membership surpasses two million. 1964 January 1: The Home Teaching program replaces Ward Teaching, and is placed under Melchizedek Priesthood quorums as part of the LDS Church's correlation effort. January: Priesthood Executive Committees and Correlation Councils are launched at the ward level. February 17: Centro Escolar Benemérito de las Américas, an