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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
2
Flu Epidemic Hits Northeast Louisiana
The flu outbreak in northeast Louisiana has reached epidemic proportions with many patients admitted to St Francis and Glenwood Hospitals. Physicians report large numbers treated in medical offices and at home, while Conway Memorial and Caldwell Hospitals note heavy home care and full wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
St. Francis Hospital
Glenwood Hospital
Conway Memorial Hospital
Caldwell Hospital
Columbia
Ourospital
Jackson Parish
Jonesboro Hospital
Farmerville
Union Parish
Ruston
Lincoln General Hospital
Delhi
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Franklin Parish
Claiborne Parish
State Farm closes 10.8 acre land deal in Monroe for new regional office
State Farm representatives completed the purchase of 10.8 acres at the southeast corner of the I 20 U S 165 Bypass site for 131 250 to build a regional office. The closing at Central Bank involved seller James W Moore and local parties including Wade Kennedy and Conway Crossland. Construction bids open in February for an 80 700 square foot facility with operations planned by September 1968. State Farm expects 470 initial employees, 130 moving from other offices and 100 locals to be hired in January for Birmingham training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
State Farm Insurance Company
James W. Moore
Southeast Aromas
Central Bank
Wade H. Kennedy
David I. Garrett Jr
Moore
Robert L. Curry
Conway Crossland
Crossland
Kennedy
State Farm
U.S. 165
Ramalda Inn
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Bentz and Elmore
Richard Stockton
Birmingham
Ala
Motels Planned for India Along Highways
The Indian Tourism Development Corporation announced plans to build a motel on the New Delhi Bombay highway by mid 1968 and another on the route to Srinagar in Kashmir. Each motel would include a service station and cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Indian Tourism Development Corporation
New Delhi - Bombay
Srinagar
Kashmir
Flu outbreaks hit 24 states and D C with mild mortality
The National Communicable Disease Center reports Asian Flu and related infections in 24 states plus Washington D C but mortality not unusually high. New York City records higher death rate. 100 deaths reported for the week ending Dec 22. About 15,000 cases traced to North Georgia amid widespread nationwide spread and school closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
National
Communicable Disease Center
District of Columbia
New York City
New York
John E. McCrean
Georgia Health Department
Georgia
Atlanta
Michigan
Farmerville Man Named To Board
Cecil Read of Farmerville was appointed to the State Mineral Board by Gov. John McKeithen on Thursday. Read expressed appreciation for the confidence and pledged to govern his actions accordingly. The 15 member board plus the governor oversees mineral leases granted by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
Cecil Read
State Mineral Board
John McKeithen
McKeithen
Mineral Board
Illness strikes several states as schools close early for holidays
Dallas, Clarke, Crenshaw, De Kalb and Escambia report outbreaks while Illinois schools in Glenview close after a quarter of 3,565 pupils are absent. Missouri shows scattered outbreaks mainly in the east, Kansas notes scattered absenteeism, and in Topeka the Santa Fe Railroad cites a 20 percent rate. Tennessee logs over 6,000 cases for the week ending Dec 23, up 4,000 from the prior week, with virus type still unconfirmed. The Clarinda region in Iowa is affected but industry absenteeism remains low, the CDC says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Clarke
Crenshaw
DeKalb
Escambia
Illinois
Glenview
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Tennessee
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John Fogleman
Wallenburg, Colo
Charles Corsentino
Huerfano County
Corsentino
Alka-Seltzer
Gentry
Old Bridge
W. Monroe
Florida
New Jersey
Alabama
Oklahoma
Iowa
CDC
Indiana
Virginia
Wisconsin
Ohio
Maryland
Mississippi
Tennesse
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
North Carolina
South Carolina
Stephen C. Schonbaum
Miami
Jacksonville
U.S. Navy
Pensacola
Oklahoma City
Bergen County
Passaic
Union
Essex
Mobile County
Morgan
Warren J. Stassi, M.D
Stubbs Avenue
Monroe, Louisiana
Silverstein’s
Wilverstein
Phillip Fishman
Desiard
Monroe, LA
Clarinda
Twin City
Eastgate
Howard Grif
CNIS
Am Tim Fia
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