Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: SAC, CV
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 6/12/64
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE: 11-14-2017

JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

5/14/201

AGENCY:

FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-10287-10206

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

92-6054-1ST NR 649

Document Information

ORIGINATOR:

FROM:

TO :

TITLE :

FBI

SAC, CV

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

'PAGES:

SUBJECTS :

06/12/1964

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DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS:

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW :

06/26/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS:

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

DATE: 11-14-2017

FD-36 (Rev. 10-29-63)

FBI

Date:

6-12-64

Transmit the following in

(Type in plain text or

Via

ANDR 141241

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

code)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-742)

FROM :

RE :

SAC,

CLEVELAND (157-127)

CAVBOMB

Cha Cosa Mister

Re OV airtel to Bureau, 6-5-64.

Re 3 "CALABRESE ORGANIZATION"

CV-278-C-TE advised on 6-6-64, he drove to Akron,

at the request of DOMINICK MALLAMO, aka.,

Ohio,

"B1g Dom"

", to contact

TOMY BRUNO:

The purpose of the trip was to pick up a package

of money from BRUNO for MALLAMO.

MALLAMO furnished Informant

a car, a two-tone Buick, which according to the Informant, 1s

parked at the rear of the Workingmen's Club, East Federal

St.,

Youngstown, operated by MALIAMO, when not in use.

Informant stated he contacted BRUNO and BRUNO advised

him the package was not ready, but that he would dellver same

so the normant in Youngstown on 6-7-04,

for the Informant to

give to MALLAMO.

Informant stated as of 6-9-64, when he was

contacted by contacting Agent, he had not been contacted by

BRUNO.

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DATE: 11-14-2017

CV 157-127

Informant further advised JOHN SALVATORE was fired

from his job as steward of the C.M.A.S. club, by MALLAM®, and

to date, MAILAMO has made no appointment to fill the job.

OV-278-0-TE stated the reason SALVATORE was fired was

because

his name was mentioned in the Youngstown "Vindicator" newspaper

as steward of the Club when he was held in contempt of court,

following his appearance before the recent Mahoning County

Grand Jury.

Informant stated SALVATORE 1s of

round, and when MATTAMO fired him, he was to Sicillan back-

mad he slapped

SALVATORE, and for this reason SALVATORE wants nothing further

to do with MALLAMO.

CV-591-C advised the annual pienie of the C.M.A.S.

Club will be held on Sunday, 7-12-64, at Shady Grove Park,

Youngstown, and members are currently selling raffle tickets

for Savings Bonds to be awarded at a drawing that day.

RE: PAUL HOLOVATICH, aka., "Pinto"

", suspect in CAVBOMB

kroger supermarket store,

thieves hauled away the safe door in committing the

burglary,

HOLOVATICH was one of the participants.

The safe door was

hauded away in HOLOVATICH's "Joe Blow"

car, a 1955 Pontiac,

Chio license K-1563-B. Informant stated the reason the

safe

door was taken was because it was an inside job, in that a

Kroger Co. employee furnished the safe combination to HOLO-

VATICH, and the door was opened by this means.

In order to

cover the employee, who had furnished the combination, the

theves had to take the door. Informant stated he is

the only

Individual other than the thieves, who have knowledge of this

modus operandl, and for this reason this information cannot

be immedia tely

disseminated to local authorities.

If and when

Informant heard of anyone else possessing this information,

then the information will be made available to local authorities.

HARRASSMENT OF LOCAL THIEVES AND RACKETEERS

CV-591-C advised PAUL HOLOVATICH had participated

In a coin collection burglary of $12,000 at North Royalton,

Chto, a Cleveland

suburb, within the past month, with FRANK

TONTINE, Who is a close associate of HOLOVATICH and JOE SARICH,

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE: 11-14-2017

CV. 157-127

game

Judge RIGELHAUPT advised he 1s also scheduled on that

same day to sentence RONALD DAVID CARABBIA, STEPHEN ALMASY,

MICHAEL STEPHEN GRANCHAY, and RICHARD MARZINH

of promoting a numbers game.

He stated he would impose a

sentence of Imprisonment In the Ohio State Penitentiary from

1-10 years on CARABBIA;

and the remaining defendants, all

of whom have pleaded guilty, will receive a sentence of 6 months

in the Mahoning County Jail, plus 5 years probation, with the

stipulation that during that period of time they are neither

to engage In any 1llegal activities, nor associate with con-

victed felons or police characters.

Violation of the period

of probation, according to Judge RIGELHAUPT, WIll mean Immediate

imprisonment

for the remaining portion of the unexpired five

year period.

He stated he intends to Impose a similar sentence

on COMAN, in the event

he appears before the Court as stated.

Both Judge RIGELHAUPT and Prosecutor OSBORNE stated

at this

time they had been approached by Dr. DAVID BELINKY,

M.D., Mahoning County Coroner, in an effort to have the pro-

moting of a numbers game charge dropped against JOHN SWEETKO.

RIESTHAUPT stated Dr. BELINKY told him he, BELINKY, had assured

SWEBIKO he would attempt to assist him on the matter in return

for SWEETKO's support in the recent primary election. It

should be noted CV-559-PC advised JOHN SWEETKO had contributed

between three and four thousand dollars to Dr. BELINKY'S

campaign fund, with the understanding that Dr. BELINKY, who

1s a friend of RIGELHAUPT, would attempt to "fix" the case.

OSBORNE stated Dr. BELInKY had told him SWEETKO "was good for

at least 3,900 votes in Campbell during the coming November

election"s and OSBORNE would need these votes to beat his

Democratic opponent, Atty. HAROLD J. RICKERT, JR.

Judge PAUL

BROWN of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals also advised a

" who had asked him to intercede on behalf of SWEETKO

with Judge RIGELHAUPT.

OSBORNE further advised, on 6-6-64, Dr. RAYMOND

CATOLINE, M.D., recently defeated

by Dr. BELINKY in the

Democratic primary for Coroner,

visited

him at his, OSBORNE's

home, and asked him to withdraw the Grand Jury subpoena for

FRANK FETCHET.

Dr. CATOLINE stated FEICHET advised him to tell

OSBORNE he was willing to make a "sizeable"

contribution to

his campaign fund, in return for withdrawal of the subpoena.

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