Political Fight for Mafia Seat Seethes in New York
The article details a high stakes power struggle to succeed the late Thomas Three-Finger Brown as head of the Lucchese crime family. Federal agents and police monitor key mob figures as contenders circle, including Anthony Comillo Vincenzo Piumeri Carmine Tramunti Johnny Dioguardia Joe Rosato and Ettore Eddie. The national Mafia council will decide, with many candidates reportedly facing arrest records and past convictions.
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York
Thomas
Bluchese
Leutenants
Senate
Luchese
Federal Grand Junes
Jesger
Mob
Anthony Tony Ducks
Comillo
Vincenzo
Immy Doyle
Piumeri
Carmine
Mr. H. Gribbs
Tramunti
John
Johnny Dio
Diogusrdia
Joseph
Joe Palisades
Rosato
Luchhese
Ettore
Eddie
Coco Seen as Dark Horse in Boxing Era Spotlight
Coco, once manager for Rocky Graziano and linked to the middleweight title era, is described as a dark horse in current boxing circles, noted for strategic moves and potential upsets.
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Coco
Rocky Graziano
Organized Crime Invades Suburbs and Takes Root in Westchester
U S suburbs face steady mafia footholds as Genovese and Gambino families expand beyond cities. Westchester investigators call it a major law enforcement problem with waste disposal, bookmaking, and policy gambling linked to organized crime networks. Other regions, including Nassau Suffolk New Jersey and parts of Connecticut, report similar activity under Mafia families active in Westchester.
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Gambino
Wis
Westchester
Nassau
Suffolk
New Jersey
Connecticut
Westchester Crime
Robert M. Morgentha
Department of Justice
Dis Bany
Leonard Rubenfeld
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