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Kings County District Attorney Edward S. Silver, left, displays cards during news conference in Brooklyn, N.Y., Nov. 10, 1954, at which he disclosed existence of a traffic ticket racket involving possibly 100 policemen in New York City and in Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk counties. Attending the conference is New York City Police Commissioner Francis W.H. Adams, right. Silver declined to estimate the financial scope of the ticket "fixing" scheme. (AP Photo/Jacob Harris)

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created date 1954-11-10

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