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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1972
Page
2
President Nixon weighs a successor to J Edgar Hoover as public honors for the late FBI director proceed. A private selection process is underway while names such as W Mark Felt and others are discussed amid Senate scrutiny and election-year concerns.
Unclear obituary notes 72 year old Glyde Polson a Neelong friend of J Edgar Hoover and long time aide to the FBI chief. Died yesterday and was linked to an acting director position with President Nixon. Also mentions Tolken and Toover in a 1954 photo at Pimlico Racetrack during a funeral service.
California leaders reacted to the death of J Edgar Hoover at 77 after 48 years heading the FBI. Governor Reagan called Hoover's passing a tremendous loss and said it will be hard to fill his shoes. Eisenhower and West Virginia officials expressed praise for Hoover’s legacy in law enforcement and national security.
Controversy around J Edgar Hoover persists after his death with Sen Eagleton praising his firmness while critics call him oppressive. President Nixon lauds Hoover’s loyalty and service under eight presidents, while others like Kunstler Garry and Clark highlight perceived police state tendencies and civil rights impact. reactions span from mourning to sharp critique across political lines.
Sacramento reports indicate Assembly member Hongisto urged President Nixon to appoint a VBI chief, touting a law and order stance. Miller of Berkeley voiced Tuesday that the move could signal a progressive shift, while a community relations officer within the Police Department backed radical reform efforts.
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