Lubbock Driver Finalist in 1962 Knights of the Road
Donald H. Ellison of 214 40th St Lubbock is among six finalists for the 1962 Knight of the Road Most Representative Knight award. He earned the nomination after aiding two injured men and a woman after a February 19 one car crash near Wolfforth. Ellison, a 22 year TMN&O driver with over 2 million miles, was cited for helping crash victims and securing aid.
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Donald H. Ellison
40Th St
Hobbs
Austin
Texas
Ellison
Tmn&o Coaches, Inc
Carlsbad
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Dewey
Judy
L. E. Morahan
J. C. Cowart
E. Fordham
Hobbs Trailers
Fort Worth
Department of Public Safety
Texas Safety Assn
Foster To Head Arms Talks Set For Next Week
William C. Foster will lead the U.S. delegation to the Geneva disarmament talks opening February 12. The move signals a renewed high level push for a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union despite recent East West negotiation setbacks. British official Joseph Godber optimistic about Khrushchev’s three on site inspections as a genuine concession.
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State Department
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Arthur Dean
Dean
New York
Geneva
Joseph Godber
Khrushchev
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