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een talent Se Ol . a ate te tenses : a : eta, : ee ke eee ene a tak clncncen tm nett ne Diab eae ane ave Stn { - eo . . . _ . res osandnnnneoronnnincs, ! ; . : ¢ . : - - . “XN . , Ln PAGE TWO = C@_—«16 1- 3683 CLEAR . | tt MRS. WEAL FURTHER STATED THAT HER LATE HUSBAND WORKED WITH pete SENATOR GORE IN THE TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IN 1936, AND oe oe THAT HER HUSBAND LATER PURCHASED A NEWSPAPER, “THE’ CARTHAGE | COURIER," WHICH THE FAMILY RAN UNTIL. JUST RECENTLY WHEN IT WAS SOLD. oe | | : SHE CONSIDERS SENATOR GORE TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL OF OUTSTANDING MORAL CHARACTER AND REPUTATION, AND TO BE AN EXTREMELY HONEST — ‘AND FORTHRIGHT INDIVIDUAL, STATING “YOU CAN'T FIND ANYONE BETTER ANYWHERE.” GORE IS A “REMARKABLE INDIVIDUAL”, VERY ENERGETIC AN GETS ALONG WELL WITH OTHER PEOPLE, HIS INTEGRITY IS UNQUESTIONED AND HE WAS EXTREMELY SINCERE AND HARD-WORKING IN REPRESENTING THE PEOPLE OF HIS STATE WHILE SERVING IN THE U.S. SENATE. | GORE IS CURRENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH ISEAND CREEK COAL ‘COMPANY, - A SUBSIDIARY OF OCCIDENTAL MINERAL COMPANY IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, AND IS POSSIBLY CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF THAT COMPANY; oe ‘MRS. NEAL STATED SHE KNOWS OF NO DEROGATORY INFORMATION cool OONCER NINS SENATOR GORE. OR HIS FAMILY, AND KNOWS OF NOTHING ' WHICH WOULD REFLECT ADVERSELY UPON HIS RECEIVING AN APPOINTMENT 1N THE. U.S. GOVERNHE MT « GORE HAS HELD TRUSTED POSITIONS Ne nen nae gobgiyeim tte ste Spent ae