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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

6

Louisiana State Nurses Association Plans Monroe Convention

The planning committee for the Louisiana State Nurses Association met at Glenwood Hospital to organize the Ramada Inn event in Monroe from October 28 to 30. In the photo, Sister Brigida Corcoran leads arrangements with Josephine Cascio, Eleanor Walker, Raye McMurray, Camille Yeldell, and others.

Louisiana State Nurses Association Ramada Inn Monroe Glenwood Hospital Brigida Corcoran Jose Phine Cascio Eleanor Walker Raye McMurray Camille Yeldell Joyce Peterson JoAnn Junigan Jack Hoyle

River Of Space Money Beginning To Dry Up

The space program spurred jobs and growth in the Southeast, but funding cuts and NASA downsizing after Apollo pressure are shrinking space employment. Pitts of Hancock County and Cape Kennedy fueled local prosperity. now output and payrolls fall as DoD space spending rises.

United States Pacific Huntsville Ala New Orleans Hancock County Miss Cape Kennedy Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration Pyun NASA U.S. Department of Defense

Social Security Benefits At Record Locally and Nationally

A record 2,574,000 in monthly benefits was paid to Monroe District residents by December 1968, up 16 percent from February 1968, totaling about 31 million yearly. Nationally, 1968 monthly benefits reached 2.1 billion, boosted by 1967 amendments and rising beneficiaries.

Monroe J. Dodd Brooks Brooks Social Security

May at Home Park Busy With Groups in Bayou DeSiard Area

More than 34 groups used the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home Park in May for picnics and events. fourteen school groups twelve church groups five family reunions the Northeast Louisiana State College Baptist Student Union and two Brownie Scout troops participated. Reservations and campus tours may be scheduled per Earl D Mercer public relations director.

Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home Park Bayou DeSiard Northeast Louisiana State College Baptist Student Union Earl D. Mercer

Children Home Seeks 2005 Stamp Books For Tractor

Wade East head of the Children Home appeals for trading stamps in June to fill 2005 books to obtain a new tractor. Friends in 12 states have contributed, but about 1000 books remain. Stamps and books may be mailed to Box 4196 Monroe 71201.

Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home Wade East East Monroe

Daniel High 12 Meets Friday

Louis Daniel High 12 Club will meet at noon Friday at the Hotel Frances in Monroe. Secretary-treasurer A H Edmonds announced. Special guests will be Miss Phyllis Hart and Bruce McDougald. The club will send the two students to Pelican Girls State and Boys State this summer.

Louis Daniel High 12 Hotel Frances Monroe A. H. Edmonds Phyllis Hart Gordon Ave Bruce McDougald Milton St Pelican Girls

Bentz and Elmore Low Bidder on Cypress Street Overlay

Bentz and Elmore submitted the lowest bid of 69089.91 dollars for 1.65 miles of concrete pavement overlay on Cypress Street from US 80 to North Seventh in West Monroe. The Fifth District Highway Commissioner James W. Moore announced the award in Baton Rouge on Wednesday. Second bid was Louisiana Paving at 77765.28 dollars.

Bentz and Elmore Cypress Street U 3. 80 North Seventh West Monroe Fifth District James W. Moore Baton Rouge Louisiana

Central Bank declares 12 percent stock dividend

Central Bank directors announce a 12 percent stock dividend to be paid August 1 to stockholders of record July 3, increasing capital stock to 2 250 000 and outstanding shares to 180 000. The cash dividend remains 30 cents per quarter, annualizing to 1.20 per share.

Central Bank Conway Crossland Central Crossland

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