Gray Chance To Make It Came Late
Louis Patrick Gray spoke of taking his reputation and integrity to Washington and away from it, as Watergate revelations tarnish his prospects. The Senate hearings on his FBI nomination revealed a career once solid but now stained, with his chance to "make it" coming too late and ending abruptly. He was known as a steady No. 2 figure in Washington before the fallout.
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John M. Crewdson
New York Times
Washington
Louis Patrick Gray
Senate
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gray
Stonington, Conn
Gray’s failed FBI nomination darkens Watergate aftermath
The article details J Edgar Gray’s White House driven Watergate links and impeachment scrutiny. It notes his resignation from the FBI in April after failed confirmation, his testimony revealing misstatements, and reports he faced possible indictment while returning to his Stonington law firm.
S. C. Official Awaits Mail In Cat Issue
South Charleston Councilman Bob Snyder pressed for the police report on a cat torture case linked to the fire department. Chief Robert Dyer said the investigation file would be mailed Friday as Snyder sought details about injuries from lacquer on two cats and related personnel.
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S. C
South Charleston
Bob Snyder
Snyder
Robert Dyer
Police Department
Dyer
Emil Nida
Fire Department
John McConnell
Car Cycle Crash Probed by Mason Sheriff Deputies
Mason County sheriffs deputies continued their investigation of a car motorcycle collision on West Virginia 2 near Gallipolis Ferry Saturday night that injured two 28 year old men. Gary Bowen and Charles Handley both remained in satisfactory condition at St. Marys Hospital Huntington with fractures and back and leg injuries. The crash occurred about 8 45 p m less than a mile south of Creek Road.
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Mason County
Sheriff's Deputies
W.va
Gallipolis
Ferry
Gary Bowen
Apple Grove
Charles Handley
Huntington
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bowen
Handley
Creek Road
Paris reformer backs reopening vice locations title
Former Paris official Marthe Richard, creator of the 1946 law banning vice districts, says she now supports reopening vice locations and allowing prostitution as part of women’s liberation. She argues the old statute is outdated and should be reconsidered in light of broader female freedom.
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Paris
France
Marthe Richard
Ami
Charleston Gazette Publication Details and Postal Note
The Charleston Gazette is a daily Independent Democratic newspaper published by The Daily Gazette Company at 1001 Virginia St E Charleston West Virginia. Subscriptions are payable in advance and mail subscriptions may incur sales tax.
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Independent Democratic
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Daily Gazette Company
Virginia St. E
al Moil
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