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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
2
Chicago celebrates a legendary Checker Cab driver Eddie Hamilton known for warm service and unique passenger amenities. He carried newspapers, coffee, fruit juice, grooming items, and even aspirin in his cab, earning a reputation for genuine care and kindness.
Sunday Eddie Hamilton age 59 died at his home from an apparent heart attack. Survivors include his wife and no children. Requiem mass set for Friday at St Juliana Church.
At Geneva the U S initiative to transfer fissionable material from military to nonmilitary use was rejected by the Soviet delegation. Ambassador Stelle proposed a 60 ton to 40 ton exchange to favor the Soviet Union, while Tsarapkin defended that any transfer requires broader disarmament. The exchange followed a agreed pause at year end.
Jack R. Marshall of Hobbs ends a two decade FAA career after retiring this week. He served as air traffic communications specialist and electronic maintenance staffer after Army Air Corps service. Archie W. League cited his cooperation and dependability. Marshall, a pilot and community volunteer, wrote a local aviation column.
MULESHOE Texas attorney Karl Lovelady, 49, was disbarred for three months after a consent order. The suspension runs until November 15 and stems from alleged professional misconduct dating back to 1987. Lovelady previously served as county attorney of Bosque County and as a Texas state senator.
Bettie Linda Rolch, 20, of 3807 20th St., faces theft charges after admitting to colluding with a man to add false overtime to her work record at Methodist Hospital. She posted a $1,000 bond and says she received 60 and 120 dollars on two occasions, sharing the extra with the man. Also charged last week were Frankie Eugene Miller, Rene Mae Burkett, and Byron Michael Farley on related overtime offenses with bonds ranging from $1,000 to $5,000.
A Selman family reunion at Clovis Park drew members from Lub bock Amarillo Odessa Albuquerque and other cities. Officers elected include A V Selman president Travis K Bailey vice president and W R Selman secretary with next year’s time and place to be announced.
Manila officials announce plans to request increased financial assistance from the United States, outlining needs and potential uses for the additional funding. The move reflects ongoing discussions on defense and development support between the two nations.
Robert James Carpenter 23, of 1725 Ave A, was sentenced to 20 days in jail after pleading guilty to theft for taking $13 from a cash register at Avon's Tea Room 200 18th St on Aug 2. Kenneth Oliver 21 of Rt 2 Tulsa pleaded guilty to check law violation. Billie Lawson 23 of 602 Ave K pleaded innocent to check law violation and posted $500 bond.
An ad touts Cotonarp tablets using a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore bowel function. It claims relief of constipation overnight and urges readers to buy an introductory 43 cent size.
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