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Gagliano, Giuseppe (Joseph) Former New Orleans rackets figure, now 69, now living in New York and threatened with deportation, questioned for 10 minutes by federal grand jury before it returns sealed indictment in its probe of Cosa Nostra activities. Refuses comment afterward. New Orleans States-Item, 12/19-20/67 Gahanna, OH Columbus suburb where Gordon Novel arrested. AP A92 711pcs lApr1967 Gale, William P., Colonel Identified by the attorney general's office as head of the California Rangers. According to Loran Hall, Gale was present with Eugene Bradley at a meeting in 9/63 in the home of G. Clinton Wheat at 233 S. Lafayette Park Place, LA, where killing of JFK was discussed. Bradley denied knowing or meeting Hall. San Francisco Examiner, 5/3/68 Gambino, Carlo Mafia associate who with Carlos Marcello was among 13 alleged Mafia high councilmen picked up by New York police 9/66 in a Queens restaurant. Victor Riesel, Dallas dateline. LA Herald-Examiner, 4/2/67 Gallinghouse, Gerald Nixon supporter mentioned as likely successor to Louis LaCour as U.S. attorney in New Orleans. LaCour submits resignation, citing personal reasons. Gallinghouse denies charges that he's a racist. New Orleans States-Item, 12/5/69 Nixon says he'll nominate Gallinghouse for the job. New Orleans States-Item, 12/12-13/69 When illegal reentry charge against Carlos Marcello is dismissed by U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeal, Gallinghouse says he'll appeal it. New Orleans States-Item, 9/24/70 Garcia Gonzales, Manuel Supposed to be sought by Garrison's men as one of a group of Cubans who hid behind signboard in Dallas 11/22/63. Also mentioned as having connection with Carlos Marcello, a local Mafia type. Detroit News, 2/20/67 Garrison believes this was the name of a Cuban who, with Charles Steele (according to FBI) helped Oswald hand out leaflets. FBI unable to locate Garcia Gonzales. Garrison looking for him in Miami, where told police to hold him for narcotics violation on $50,000 bond. When police questioned that much bail, Garrison said he also wanted for homicide. New York Times, 2/26/67 Documents concerning two individuals by this name subpoenaed by Shaw defense from New Orleans immigration chief C. W. Johnson. One had entered as a refugee and the other as a temporary visitor. Not clear whether pertained to the same individual. Johnson said he had no records on a Julio Busnedo or Buznedo, also asked by the defense. San Francisco Examiner, UPI & AP, 17Mar1967 Photo of Garcia Gonzales identified by Eladio Cerefino del Valle, former Batista congressman and friend of David Ferrie, when shown it by a Garrison investigator 2/19/67. Three days later del Valle murdered in Miami, the same day Ferrie died. Story says Garcia Gonzales sought in world wide manhunt. National Inquirer, 4/30/67 At Andrews trial, two cops subpoenaed by defense tell of arrest 9/19/66 of a Manuel Garcia Gonzalez, carrying a concealed weapon. Not printed and mugged to the cop's knowledge. Disposition of case not indicated. New Orleans States-Item, 8/10/67 "....(Dean Adams) Andrews lent an ethereal quality to Garrison's probe by saying that he invented the name Manuel Garcia Gonzales and watched the District Attorney's men frantically look for him as a suspect. There is a Manuel Garcia Gonzales. I have seen the nasty Llama pistol confiscated from him by New Orleans police in 9/66, shortly before Garrison became interested in him, and the immigration file documenting his admission to the United States. ..." Ramparts, 1/68, p. 68 William W. Turner Gardinier, Jane Garrison, Mrs. 70, mother of Jim Garrison. Assistant District Attorney William Alford charged Robert G. Haik, attorney for the New Orleans Aviation Board, with illegal use of $50,000 of her money. Haik claims she had sued him in federal court in a dispute over ownership of oil and gas property, and that Garrison trying to force him to capitulate in the federal suit by charging him in criminal court. New Orleans States-Item, 2/12/70 As District Attorney says he'll ask court to name a special prosecutor for Haik. Mrs. Gardinier says Haik, acting as her attorney, took $50,000 from her and asks whether she should have taken it to the Chamber of Commerce or the Salvation Army, maybe? Says his suit in federal court is an effort to get payment of a royalty when he was also her attorney. New Orleans States-Item 2/13/70 Haik says he was representing the District Attorney, not the mother, whose name was used in the transaction "for reasons best known to himself." New Orleans States-Item, 2/14/70 Haik pleads innocent. New Orleans States-Item 2/19-21/70 Garner, Darrell Wayne Arrested in Dallas for shooting Warren Reynolds, and released after girl friend, Betty Mooney McDonald, swore to his alibi. (She later found hanged in Dallas jail cell). Was never called to testify before Warren Commission although Garner claims to know of a link between Ruby and Oswald. Mark Lane, Rush to Judgment, pp. 276, 278, 279. Garner found dead of an alleged overdose of Heroin in Metaire near New Orleans, buried in Dallas 1/24/70, says Penn Jones, who adds Garner repeatedly told District Attorney that Capt. Fritz in Dallas had threatened his life. Midlothian Mirror, 3/26/70 Garner, J. J., Mr. and Mrs. Oswald's landlords in New Orleans. “Don’t tell me they’re going to start that again," said Mrs. Garner, adding she hadn't been questioned. "I'll always believe Oswald didn't do it alone, said Mr. Garner. AP 801acs 18Feb1967 Subpoenaed by Shaw defense as witnesses in Shaw trial. Address 4911 Magazine St., New Orleans States-Item, 1/16/69 Garon, Herbert New Orleans attorney, who, with Milton Brener, successfully petitioned Federal District Judge Herbert Christenberry to order DA's subpoena for MCC president Dr. J. D. Grey held up until further orders of the court. New Orleans States-Item, 5/2/68 Appeared as attorney for Tom Bethell, filing three motions: 1, that District Attorney be ordered to recuse himself, 2, bill of particulars, and 3, permission to examine two documents bearing Bethell's signature. New Orleans States-Item, 3/20/69 Garrets, Anthony E. Secret Service agent. With John W. Rice, questioned Jack S. Martin “at length” 11/20/63, on information he had given Garrison shortly after assassination linking Ferrie and Oswald. Their report said Martin was an alcoholic and that his story was “a figment of his imagination.” Martin admitted this soon afterward in separate statements to FBI and Secret Service . Garrets and Rice report included in 16 pages of material on Ferrie declassified 9/65; 40 additional pages still classified in Archives. New York Times, Nan Robertson, 2/24/67 Garrison, Jasper 10, District Attorney’s son, hurt in bike accident and hospitalized with cerebral hemorrhage. Gov. McKeithen not only obliges with District Attorney’s request to autograph a football for the boy but goes to the hospital to deliver it personally where he and District Attorney autograph it before flashing cameras. New Orleans States-Item, 1/15/70 Garrison Office 2700 Tulane Avenue and Broad, New Orleans, LA 70119 Garrison, Jim Original New Orleans States-Item story breaking the investigation. Gives list of expenditures and recipients, mostly during January 1967. New Orleans States-Item, 2/17/67 District Attorney, Orleans Parish, New Orleans. Said "It's very possible" when asked about report he had started investigation of possible JFK assassination plot in New Orleans. Story broken 2/17 by New Orleans States-Item. AP 801acs 18Feb1967 46, 6 foot 6 inches tall. Carries snub-nosed pistol under coat. Shrewd and ambitious. One of Gov. John J. McKeithen's most active campaign backers. New Orleans States-Item and New Orleans Times-Picayune backed Garrison's campaign but "have come to parting of the ways since then." Elected to 2nd 4-year term last year. Frequently charges police with resistance to investigation of organized vice. AP 343pcw A78 cw200acs 19Feb1967 Personality sketch, Bernard Gavzer AP A27nu 258aes 24Feb1967 Birthday: 11/20. [Source, one who was at his birthday party] 11/20/68 Garrison quotes from Gavzer story: "If there is one phrase which expresses what I think, my philosophy if you want to call it that, it is: 'let justice be done though the heavens fall.'" "You know the story in Ibsen's 'Enemy of the People' in which the water is found to be polluted and the city fathers decide it is better not to tell the people since it would only disturb then." Decision to arrest Ferrie made on the morning of 2/22. Ferrie found dead 11 a.m. (11:40 a.m. – LA Times, 2/24/67), was still alive at 4 a.m. according to George Lardner who interviewed him and was with him until that time. Later same day (AP story timed of at 5.55 p.m.) Garrison quoted as saying "I have no reason to believe at this point that Lee Harvey Oswald killed anybody in Dallas on 11/22/63.” AP 555aes 22Feb1967, APA 223aes 23Feb1967 Asked if he felt a new federal probe should be launched, said, "There should be several concurrent investigations and the important thing is that the evidence should be evaluated." APASINU 443pcs 18Feb1967 Commenting on suggestion he give his facts to U.S. Attorney General, who could pass them on to President Johnson, said, "I am running this investigation, not the President, not the Attorney General." San Francisco Examiner, 3- star, 2/20/67 Declined suggestions (Gerald Ford, Hale Boggs) that he turn his evidence over to federal authorities, saying that would be to convert it "into a colossal fact-gathering enterprise in which relevant leads become lost among truckloads of trivia." Oakland Tribune, 2/24/67 Commenting on Ferrie’s death, said he was on the brink of producing information that could have been important.
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