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How do you get info on testimony given at the Kefauver Investigation on Organized Crime in the city of Phila Pa Is there a record under Freedom of Information Act regarding STEVO's testimony?
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This may be a long and tedious task. Refer to the below link for the location of a proper website for submitting the FOIA form.
Be advised that records that old are most certainly warehoused somewhere - probably in the Federal Records Center located in Suitland Maryland. You will probably have to be quite specific about what you want in order to even find the material. You may have to enlist the services of a researcher or attorny who specialize in these types of requests.
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