Charles E. Wilson was the CEO of
He was nicknamed "Electric Charlie" so as not to be confused with Charles E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense and Chairman of General Motors ("Engine Charlie").
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Charles M. Wilson (Catholic activist) — Charles M. Wilson is a Catholic activist based in San Antonio, Texas. He is the Executive Diector of the Saint Joseph Foundation [1], a non profit organization established in 1984 to assist Catholics in knowing and protecting their rights in the… … Wikipedia
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