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— typrevee - ‘ 4 NY 9e-911 The "New York Daily News" of January 16, 1958, earried an article concerning the appearance of MODARELLI after two weeks in hiding. This article is yuotea in portions as follows: "MODARELLI met privately with his fellow commissioners for a half hour before the commission meeting. Then, before more than 200 fellow townsmen - West New York has a population of 40,000 - MODARELLI read a lengthy statement, blasting the law council's attempt to call him, as ‘politically inspired and an ; | Mm. tat. act of' bag Taitn.! "In his statement last night, MODARELLI said he had appeared before the council last October 21, answered questions under oath, and at that time denied sending GLEITSMANN or anybody else to Binghamton on GALENTE's behalf." The "New York World Telegram and Sun" edition of January 11, 1954, carried an article portions of which are set out as follows: "Assemblyman WILLIAM F, PASSANNANTE (D., Man.) has identified himself as one of the legislators who interceded in behalf of CARMINE GALENTE, Mafla thug and reputed murderer, when GALENTE was arrested on traffic charges near Binghamton in 1956. " Te 4 #4, 7 MMos Mr. PASSANNANTE's role in the affair e to light after Assemblyman DANIEL S, DICKINSON, JR. (R., Binghamton) told reporters JOJEPH CARLINO, Assembly majority leader, and ‘a New York City Po nating