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Fan 2 3 4 5 6 {Joseph Maglloceo, were present et the 1957 Apalachin meeting. They represent 9 1 ghe continuity of Itallan-Sicllian hoodlums meeting, conferring, and cooperating | i bhroughout a period of at least 30 years. (92-2834-7, p. L1; 62-4296-11-26; 63-4426-32) 14 The activities of Profaci have been referred to before, Magliocco ifs active Ina Sicilian erf{minal group in Prooklyn which is directly responsible f Profaci. Magllocco's name antl address were found in papers and address Spooks seized from "Lucky" Luciano by police In Rome, Italy, In 1949, 22 ¢Btaghlocco's associates have inchuted ofher Mafiosi, such as the late Santo . . 2 ofraflicante, Sr., and Emanuel Cammarata. Cammarata was also prescnt at the 1923 Cleveland meeting. (92-2833-11, 14; 63-4426-32) eg = 30 Another who attended thea Cleveland meeting was a Sicilian-born 31 jRoodlam and narcotics traffieker mined Vincent “‘angano, who, at that time, 3 as a sMtafia leader and a powerinul figure on the Brooklyn waterfront. 36 (63-4426-32; 62-97968-6, p. 5) 37 It is noteworthy that Vincent *Tangano, and his brother Philip, aswell. 38 }- 39s Frank Costello and Joe Adonis, vere among those hoodlums who made 40 ifransatlantic telephone calls to "Lucky" Luciano in Italy in the late 1940's. "4 (62-32578-1166) ui There are several interesting parallels between the 1928 Cleveland 45 ymeeting and the 1957 Apulachin, New York, meeting. First, there were a number NT it Sicillan-born hoodlums present. Second, all those present, If not Siclllans, 9 650 51 34 35 36 i 27 3 29 50 51 $2