Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: SAC, CV
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 06/19/1964
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

5/14/201

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10287-10239

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

92-6054-2ND NR 672

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: SAC, CV

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE:

DATE:

PAGES:

SUBJECTS :

06/19/1964

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LCN, ASSOC, BOMBING, SUR, NUMBERS GAME, TRA

DOCUMENT TYPE :

PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION:

Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS :

4

CURRENT STATUS :

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/26/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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FD-36 (Rev. 10-c

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Date: June 19, 1964

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AIRTEL

AIR MAIL

TO:

FROM:

CAVBON®

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-742)

SAC, CLEVELAND (157-127)

64 JUL .17.1964

Re CV alrtel to Bureau, 6/12/64.

RE:'

CHARLES CAVALLARO BOMBING

JOSEPH BLUMETTI, & Joanstore Union representative

wes recontacted, however no infornation us developed concerning

the boabing.

BLUMETTI stated Mrs. CAVAILRO had called his

office several times, so he recently stopped by to see her and

stated she is still in mourning, dresses in black, and talks as

though the bombing only occurred "yesterday".

She advised him the

boy chat was Injured receivea psychiatric treatment, and has become

a problem to her.

She staied she called BLUMEIII for a job tor

her oldest son, as he was only earning 90g per hour,

, and he was

ahle in set the boy's probation period in his current employment

waivad;

Further

and is now on the union, scale of $1.95 per hour. She

adviseC BLUMPITI that there is a threatened foreclosure

a? her hoire, as she is behind in her bank payments, and the under-

taker and the doctors have filed liens on the home, for which she

is very nouried.

Ine Kansas City CLIce advised on 6/12/64, regarding

aad bombias suspect on Detroit, commented,

after ve out the charge in the

... He said,

"Sh-h, sh-h!

A car is

coming!"

nothing!

So I s11.

wion the boy.

aaro the serage. I Saw CHARLIE,

said, "It did

CHARLIE

hid in the car.

S.O.B.!

At this

at an i coum male said, "CHARLIE CAVALLARO. A nice

DIETA then scoped,.

"The bus passed.

"CHARLIE came fron

the right.

He got thu lashlight and I; I went to the wire. OK?

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"I ground it.

Boom!

I went blind with the bunch of

Right?"

go, bunch of we putting on 158

While I was putting on the handle - Whew!!

"The circuit was open.

I slipped into

the car.

said,

You see Chat house?"

422 DeGraw

(or possible DeBraw).

he

went from 87; from 55

children from here

In the meantime, at 6;00 o'clock there were people coming home

from work.

• It is to be noted the CAVALLARO bombing took place at

about 11:20 AM, 11/23/62.

The bomb was placed in CAVALLARO'S.

1956 Ford which was parked in the private garage at the rear of

the CAVALLARO home at 164 Rosiyn Ds., Youngstown,

where CAVALLARO

had parked the car at about 5:00 PM, 11/21/62.

It is further:

to be noted the highest point of the rubble which remained from

the car and the brick garage, was not higher than three feet from

the level of the ground in any place, as all was completely

demolished,

The blast also blew a hole in the concrete floor of

the garage to a depth of two feet.

Had DITTA been in the car or in the garage as he

stated,

he too would have been blown up with the

victims.

DITTA

also mentioned CAVALLARO coming from the right.

which would have

been true, however he mentioned CAVALLARO with a flashlight,

"which

would not have been necessary at that time in the morning.

It is

true, poople would have been coming home from work at 6:00 o'clock,

and 1t would have been dark at that time,

"should he have set

bomb on the night of 11/21/62, however,

the

the bombing would not have

18 to be noted that Roslyn Drive is a

street, and buses do not use this.

street for travel.

Summarizing the above, even though the name of CHARLIE

CAVALIARO was mentioned, it does not appear that they were talking

of the CAVALLARO bombing; or DITTA is purposely boasting, or changing

the facis for purpose.

of conversation,

RE: PAUT HOLOVATICH, aka. "PINCO", suspoct in CAVBONB

On June.

15, 1964, ANN GARMAN, PCI advised that JOAN

HAMILTON,

stiend of HOLTICE, Is pregnant, and was going to

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have an abortion

performed by De. ABRAM ARMSTEAD, Youngstown,

sometime on 6/16/64. On 6/16/64, PCI advised JOAM HAMILTON was

planning to go to Dr. ARMSTEAD's residence about 2:00 PM that day

for the abortion.

A photographic surveillance was

set up in the

neighborhood of the ARMSTEAD residence, where he also does his

work, and at about 3:05 PM, HOLOVATICH

appeared in his auto,

accompanied by HAMILTON,

and photographs were taken of their

entering ARMSTEAD's residence.

observed and photographed leaving the residence.

Just lette late, ren mere

afternoon PCI advised HOLOVATICH and HAMILTON visited at her

home, and HAMILTON told PCI of her "treatment" administered by

told her she was very weak when she left ARMSTEAD'S

orders were to go home and stay in bed for three days to prevent

excessive hemorrhaging, and HOLOVATICH was going to spend this

time with her to look after her.

It is expected that with these photographs and after

JOAN HAVILION has aborted, we will be able to use this as a

•wedge

to induce her to cooperate and provide information of interest

to the Bureau.

This sane information can also be used in future

interviews with De. ARMSTEAD.

RE:

PROSECULION IN LOCAT MAHONING COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

YOUNGSTOWN

On 6/12/64, RONALD DAVID CARABBIA appeared beföre Common

Pleas Judge SIDNEY J. RIGELHAUPT, having previously been found

guilty of promoting a numbers game, and was sentenced to a term of

1 to 10 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.

CARASSIA was released

on bond pending an appeel filed before the 7th District Court

of Appeals.

on 6/12/64, STEPHEN ALMASY, MICHAEL STEPHEN GRANCHAY

and. RICHARD MARZETTI appeared before Judge RICELHAUPT; having

proviously pleaded guilty to promoting a numbers game.

All were

months of the probation to be served in the

the company

immediately violated wich would result in innediate sentencing

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of I to 10 year terms and a fine or $1,000.

The three were

immediately jalled and are now serving their six months sentences

in the Mahoning County Jail.

On 6/17/64, DAVID LEE COMAN pleaded guilty to promoting

a numbers game, before Common Pleas Judge SIDNEY RIGELHAUPT,

and

was irmediately sentenced to the sameterm and under the same terms as

ALMASY, GRANCHAY and MARZETTI, wich Imposition of sentence to begin

6/22/64, t0 allow COMAN time to get his personal business settlea.

RE:

SICILIAN ORGANIZALION

CV-989-Cw advised on 6/10/04,

ANTHONY DELSANTER placed

a long-distance telephone call to JOE (LNU) 2i Detroit, phone

LUdworth 1-9158. DELSANIER indicated he intended to visit

Detroit on Friday, no time mentioned.

DELSANTER mentioned he had

been talking to BAUCIA (phonetic) and mentioned something about

"They wanted to settle

nay turn out all right t for maybe i to cop a plea, but he

On 6/12/64, PCI CHARLES F. CLARK advised thai DELSANIER'S

1963 light brown Oldsmobile bearing 1964 Ohio license C-1091-I, was

at the residence of JAMES LICAVOLI in Clevland, and later PCI

CLARK advised that LICAVOLI had placed several suitcases and a

set of gold clubs in the car, and left his residence in company

of the driver of this car.

Youngstown, and advised AIELLO's wife,

AIBLIO WaS

not at home,

about a week, and in this

conversation indicated he was going to

Montana because of his rheumatism.

Regarding DELSANIER's travel on 6/12/64, it is to be

noted that DELANIER's car was observed entering the Ohio Turnoile

on 0/12/64, and headed west

toward Toledo.

" The Detrolt Office

was notified of the above travel, and the

car was observed in

Detroit, following an auto registered to ANTHONY JOSEPH "WHITEY"

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