Kelley Nominated FBI Chief Draws Sharp FBI Parallels
Kansas City details about Clarence M. Kelley who Nixon nominated to be FBI director. The veteran police chief of 12 years is described as tough and efficient yet fair and compassionate. Observers note his calm demeanor and careful public relations skills amid controversy and calls from Black community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
FBI
Dick Tracy
Nixon
Tracy
Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners
FBI Veteran Kelley Led City Police Reforms in 1960s
The article profiles former FBI agent and police chief Kelley, detailing his rise from FBI career halted by World War II to leading Memphis police in 1961. It notes reforms that unsettled old power and a later 1969 weapons controversy involving 100 confiscated arms. He is described as married with two children and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kelley
University of Kansas
Kansas City University
Washington, D.C
Houston
Seattle
San Francisco
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis, Tenn
Board of Police Commissioners
Robert F. Kennedy
Carl C. Turner
Army
Ruby Pickett
Kansas City
Gallia and Vinton County students graduate at local commencements
Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree and others attended Gallia Academy High School exercises at Rio Grande College with Mrs Goldie Gillogly and Jerry Frazier among the graduates. Vinton County High School commencement included Mrs Ardis Cummings visiting Mrs Marl Galaway and Karen Petty Radcliff graduating. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ron Bolen and Harold Dixon with Joy Comer. Mrs Faye Jordan stayed overnight with Mendal and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crabtree
Goldie Gillogly
Paul Gaston
Gallia Academy High School
Paul R. Lyne
Rio Grande College
Gillogly
Jerry Frazier
Ralph Frazier
Walter Swett
Indian Rocks Beach
Fla
Ardis Cummings
Athens
Marl Galaway
Vinton County High School
Galaway
Karen Petty Radcliff
Ron Bolen
Harold Dixon
Don Comer
Joy
Faye Jordan
Mendal Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tag Given Kelley Early
Fairview Personals
Ray Heiney
Fairview
Roger Parsons
Angie
Ashland
Dorsey Parsons
Ronnie Russell
Amanda
Aberdeen
Russell
Robert Michael Rhodes
Dolly Wolfe
Apple Grove United
Peggy Levin
Columbus
Mayford Harris
Long Botter
Bertha Wolfe
Michael Elmore
Glen Burne
Floyd Bogard
Hillsboro
Robert Lewis
Brenda
James Smith
Clyde Smith
Wesley Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Goldie Adams
Greensburg
Homer Roush
Akron
Gordon Wolfe
Edith Grimm
Kent
Patty Tarr
Cuyahoga Falls
Ernest Grimm
Allen Neville
Alpha and
Shane
John Lashbrook
Harold Rhodes
Tom Rhodes
William Rhodes
Boyd
Harry Rhodes
Gary Callcoat
Jerry
Point Pleasant
Charles Roberts
Scotty
Crystal
Gallipolis
Arthur Warner
Portland Road
Naomi Neville
James Ellington
Baltimore, Md
Carpenter News
the Athens Messenger
the Messenger
Athens and
Hocking County
Meigs, Mason, Gallia County
Classified Advertising Dept
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!