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ath Con's, ‘ serving the public through appointment by me must conduct : ‘lhimeelf at all times and that means 24 hours a day in a “+ * Xerox copies of two newspaper articles appearing. “J in the June 16, 1966, issue of the "Denver Post" pertaining ;- _ to CESAR CHAVEZ 's visit in Denver are attached hereto, tw . # On June 27, 1966, ‘made available a four-page, legal-sig document entitled solution on the Mexican- Ancricam People in the Southwest.” report that this Resolution was adopted at the Matio: Conventi f the CPUSA held in Kew York City June 24-26, 1966. indicated that CESAR CHAVEZ, mentioned on page two of the Resolution, pertains to CESAR CHAVEZ of the Rational Farm Workers Association of California, amithat the RUDOLPH "CORKY" GONZALES mentioned in the Resolution pertains to RUDOLPH "“CORKY" GONZALES of Denver. Xerox copy of this Resolution is attached hereto, reto{u) Re: RUDOLPH COREY" GONZALES The March 29, 1963, issue of the “Denver Post" described RUDOLPH "“CORKY" GONZALES as a Denver bail bonds- man and a Democratic Party precinct captain who, during the late 1940s and 1950s, was ranked among the top feather- weight boxers of the world. (dy The September 2, 1965, issue of the “Rocky Mountain News" reported that GONZALES had been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of Denver's War on Poverty (i) The September 29, 1965, issue of the “Rocky Mountain News," in reporting on the Colorado Poverty Program, quoted GONZALES as saying, "I'm an agitator and a troublemaker - that's my reputation and that's what I'm going to be. They didn't buy me when they put me in this job." iD . ; quoted an article reporting GONZALES was fired by Denver Mayor TOM CURRIGAN from bis post as Director of the Benzver 4e.4h The April 25, 1966, issue of the “Denver Post" ad . bores d Waxv—-con—Poverty, CURRIGAN, at this time, was quoted as Lotge. o™ @aying, “I have always stated, however, that any person menngr befitting the dignity required of a public employs