Political Fight for Mafia Seat
A power struggle erupts to replace the late Thomas Lucchese as head of a major Mafia family. Federal agents watch mob figures as contenders like Anthony Corallo Vincenza Doyle Plumer Carmine Tramunti John Dio Dioguardia Joseph Rosato and Ettore Eddie try to win support for the national council vote expected to determine the next leader.
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New York
Thomas
Three-Finger Brown
Senate
Luchese
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Vincenza Gimmy Doyle
Plumer
Carmine
Mr. H. Gribbs
Tramunti
John
Johnny Dio
Dioguardia
Joseph
Ne Palisades
Rosato
Larchese
Ettore
Eddie
Coco Seen as Dark Lores in Rocky Graziano Ties
Onetime manager Coco, linked with Rocky Graziano, is characterized as a dark figure in boxing circles, with discussions focusing on his controversial involvement and perceived influence over the former middleweight champion.
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Coco
Rocky Graziano
Lorses
Organized Crime Invades Westchester Suburbs Takeover
Federal and local investigators reveal organized crime penetration into Westchester County from the Genovese and Gambino families driving waste disposal barons, bars, and night clubs under Mafia control. U.S. Atty Morgenthau calls Westchester a major problem area for enforcement with bookmaking and policy gambling noted locally.
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New York
Westchester County
Westchester
Genovese
Gambino
Nassau
Suffolk
New Jersey
Connecticut
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgentha
Department of Justice
Westchester Dist
Leonard Rubenfeld
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