U S Justice Department Keeps Underworld Informer At Arm's Length
Gerald Zelmanowitz recounts three years of safe house work by the Justice Department to create a cover for his future as an informer. He alleges promises of relocation and new identities were not fulfilled and that his cover collapsed after an FBI agent friend compromised it. He details forged records, IRS pressure, and a shifting legal fight with Milton Stewart's Creative Capital tied to Paul Maris Co. He testified to a Senate panel while the government sought to limit disclosure and press on relocation issues.
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Ashington
Gerald Martin Zelmanowitz
Justice Department
Zelmanowitz
Washington
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Miami
New Jersey
Angelo “Gap” DeCarlo
DeCarlo
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
City Hall
Brooklyn
City College of New York
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Post Office
Newark
Army Reserve
Paul Maris
San Francisco
Creative Capital Corp
New York City
Milton Stewart
Creative Capital
Alvin Duskin Co
Det
Stewart
Duskin
Paul Maris Co
Philadelphia
Baldwin Wallace College
Department
FBI
Zelimanowitz
Maris
Harvard
General Motors
California
Sonoma
Calif
Letters Protest Journal Story in Kansas News
AP dispatch from Topeka reports The Wall Street Journal printed letters rebutting a satirical Kansas attractions piece. Gov. Docking published a reply accusing the paper of unjustified bad image. Other letters praised Kansas and criticized the article as low journalism.
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Topeka
Kan
Wall Street Journal
Kansans
Journal
Robert Docking
Kansas
Pittsburgh, Pa
Peggy Dunlay
Prairie Village
Minneapolis
Louis S. Spivey
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Lawton Constitution
U.S. Justice Department
Com
Subcommittee
Howard Feldman
Feld
Sears
del Amo
DuPont
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Uth and
Gore
Lawton, Okla
Sears and Savf
Lith
Lawton,ila
Tnes
Sears-Qo
Pedic