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malice or hatred. Now is
the time for all of us to
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perance-and not do or
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/Memorandum
T0 ' sac, LOS ANGELES 92-1039! DATE: 12/9/63
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§ $vBJE<>'r= FRANK SINATRA
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4_= I Attorney's
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' this club, a hangout for
all kinds of
galso advisedat some 0 e 'pot" parties
- -ft J .AL{I<¬0é1MATIGN CONTAINED
1-zznsxn 1s SIPCali
e information
of the top
0 resided aCounty Dis
recent
stated
ians , handled
i
years 1959 to
t" parties at
re tated that on three or four occasions
FRANK SINATRA at these "pot parties accompanied by
male Negro whom he called JOHNNY.
JOAN CRAWFORD
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S 3 TuusuBs= FRANK SIHATRA 53., -VICTIM
KIDNAPPING
The Pollovring investigation was conducted bv Son i2/ll/.63 at Los Angelee international iii:-peg I
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['PA*s gaughter NA}!!!-5 SINATRA at
o Anveles Airport.Q 9.4
:m1:oY SIFATPA had. arrivedLos Ange ;- aaajzueuz -»1 l " nee light 31, 12/11/63, at about
11:05 PM assisted her foom the plane and she was
f met by F Ni .t1=;.==.1i@, 512., an assocltte named RAYMOND LNU! and
a driver named RIC!IiP|R- zhri aim we or two members of the'- press on the scene. escorted theL; SITZATFJA-a party from
g t about 11:30 PH, 12/11/63 the airport parking lot was
checked for a Red Chevrtlrlette Sti1~=s_:,;*i!l.i__1 Ray 1-.ri't-11 negative reeult-st
The supervisor on duty at tho Airport 1'..:.:ing Co. of America, Inc.,
indicat ed that he would have the night employee chock the lot for
that car as well as all care with Nevada platen.
, lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl_._ _ _ __ _ _ _ .- .On 12/'12/o3 :31IpOrt Parking, advised that. 1, there were two Neva 9. cars in the airport lot at this time. One of the care was parked with the Valet Service on 12/2|./63 a d wasI9"-YD described as a Dark Green 1961; Cadillac, Nevada plat6 I'l§1nother car was in Lot 1, Section 1!., anidescribed ae a W"_ ,1,white Lincoln, b, door, Nevada platevboth or these plates
were immediately brought to the atten on of the Lon Angelou office
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UNITED STATES ,JVh._NMliN'1
Memorandum
TO - gm; _gM_|! DATEI 12l?-63
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v u *" 4&3? II!SUBJECT; BAFBPY ICEIENAN, COMMNED_@,-L1. :1:F:m1aATI0!1 IF EJOSED1-g AMSLFIR, Hees §JOHN WILLIAKS, HDA1EFrank Sinatra Victim;
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as a
result or" his nrior call on that on lating
1 that he had some hearsay information re the SIl~Li~.TP_{92 matter, hut
' did not want to discuss it over the nhone.III tate-cl that he wanted to oass
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mil? WES
car. did not see this man for a descrip-
tion.
details unknown, and cursing and in the
presence of the unkznown shakedorm man, had asked VIC DAMQNE if he
owed the money. VIC TJAT-FGTF allegedly said, "No". but SINATRA, Sr.
had said to DAHONE, "Pay it arn;"v92'ajF." The money was allegedly paid,
and mikrzo".-rn man told to get out and not come back again!
,hat he wildly conjectures and wonders
if the our-rent SII92IATPA, Jr. kidnapping and ransom request has any
connection with the above matter _ ,.I~- Q?» ~ /0 5; Q5/5
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UNITED STATES JVERNMENT
b7¢/Memorandum
E: 12-19-53 T0 : SAG, LOS menus 92-1039! DAT _
FROM :
SUBJECT!
On 12-1.8-63, APD Intelligence
Division, telephoned
9292printed in the mail
into the box
gietered mail. Knowing
with FRANK S
which returned
ntztli ran thebox for
a name aeeoeiated
and others 01 a.
two years ago,
it to be
the
Qmade no further comment, and did not atany time men on the kidnaping matter-
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UNITED STATES ~_ JERNMENT
Memorandum
To : SAC, Los Ange1es 921039! DATE: 12/18/63
i 1:76., FROM : SUPERVISOR
svB5Emr FRAI AT-RA, SR.
ANT - TEERING - E
During the course of the FRANK SINATRA, Jr., kidnaping
investigation, information wasLreoeived that FRANK SINATRA, Sr.4 V has apartment nuber 3 t 882 North Doheny Dri§e; Hollywood,
:».c12T3-2065.o a rnidd1e'-agedqeh' ..l'.>'.7f- lephona ntu"noeP_
. A , a very cooperative attitude3 /C-" toward_ kidnaping investigation.
Above for information of file only.
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-r great-shawl? resulted-in _thi.i;_ eloquentfguoteffnornC,Za§E:}1fll¬f7]§I1e§3§ii_fi]_%%;'f¥g¬r§'iy '1 k §a|a_a1f:.:-. .- A+id_m:;_jrrp¢. _Montezu_rn:i'{?L92»f~{i_Il"§i.|f@iu§}§:§:i:|.iit':g*]1§f'St:{p,_i'§§§i}r lQ in the"_l92all5?!f'??.7:};-An'emotion-paekéd_f§tahi:linE}6Vatj;iri_Qgr§E!e3,§§|r}'§t1-§E _1 helped Dino yvheeLo'ut__'the'ir qlq pmrabler bat t;;=;:;|=5;.ig.wa.ai-¬+;gi;;;imi;.;__a¢1;1f~§,5;E 7- by kiddnnghes paesano about getting ;tanked and falling ,inithiégurt:l§r-:17!-Th'o§e§;:1:5
vi a.. are_n't_'cuHiinks D_ean_'§ wearing,"theyre 'curb teeleiifl J,-L-, _ when they mixed him _a st§ng drink: "if this doearft etraightenfmy; ija1|f'..*17|'6fif1itig§j? - will" . Danny's lfhage to a headmen:,.'Q3ck__ Er_1jr_atte'r i_n_vite_d
loaders this weenkend he" ca'nt even pick up_a phon'e";', . ;_.'-.Td92ro"oi§ie'I'devel15|.§ed'~li.i.
dice totalling 1'1 decorated the Sands birthday cake,5Eerit'ér-jstaed "for -finale . They doused the lights and Martin hid behind the'fcake' whi]eT1eV§F§é=¥T_'92 body sang I'll See You in My Dreams" _. . . Skelton',_a_fter__the,
Get the money, I think they just enatched Dino!'.' Sandsh@anF_Carl-Qohe_" Kconfided they'll have the Copa Room re-done-'-plus 'a '15-istory,-1 _$6,00Q_QO'6Q:_'hotel additionin time for their '64 celebration . .--. Entrattertied_gu|5'-.Nat_King;E'
C0 e's new unit for February . . . Sammy Christrnasggifted ]ai:k' 92§rith"'a_black5'H 1 n * :1 3| SC-J
$3?do named Smoky and himself with a while one; jack. .' mrgiiilton hit a $1 jackpot. first try-so Red stuffed Fem all back' inl'_the_ _ "L-1; '5-
nd show: Danny announced, irn from Beveriy Hilis, whe'ré'th_ey i'|ave'f;_ _'_[ 'hiatrists than plumbers, so the siril§_§re__§l¢En__la_ut___'_the p_eople__ér_e'£io'gg :§
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at the,_Bever|y _Hiltdn'iHotéI1-h'on_orin g I
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Year, _ ins 'announced by Albert 181161?
pern; Men 0f,_thé:._Year: gener_aI' c_h'aii'l;
man for the Lodge.-31 ? -':.>§f.I-lf'r'-
The recognition is'being-éi:'corc_|ed
Mr. Wamer,preside]-at of Warner BroS.,
for his humanitarian effort; in the field
of internationaf re|ati0ns and brother-hood and for his many.charitab|e con-tributions in t e past. ' " -
wary Chairman, |
actas master of 1:eremonies.at the_gaIa
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men ..92jlio make i that
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_m'é "'that' _'i'1e is, in" the
veriiaeulaniof 1Jersey"C-ity,
N:-1.", .-a stand-up guy with
- _a deep sense <¢£.loyalt_',' to
his pals. _- _ '_
- The .hazard,, unfortun-
ately, is in trying to
determine at precisely
what point he does or does
not consider you a pal.
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If you happen to guess
wrong, you a_re_quit_e liable
to '_wir_1d' up with some-
-thii-|g_ that aches far more
than ta mere . "emotional
hurt. -- . - -
He's aiswinger, that "lad.
And in more than one
sense of the word. Frank
is known to be subject to
sudden, and not infre-
quent, violent changes ofaffection. '
As you read, it hap-
pened again, just the other
night. _
- .He and -another kid
from around the candy.
store, Dean Martin, were
prowling Pebble ;Beach in
the: post-_midnlgh_t hours
when -they stopped _in_ at
the_'De1 Monte Lodge and
demanded a me-timer..1
QA£'teri..:bfeii1g- erased~ !
1""+;+tl gins d' tife'- a'1ng'e-i-
whl'c.h;" of course, every-"
body does!, he remained
t.92he.pe;-iect host. He mere-
ly tried, . with notable lack
of success, toward off the
blows, and didn't throw
anyof-his own-. "
'I"rathet wish he had.
Frankie-Ts post-juvenile de-
linque_ncy is b¬crning abit tiresome. i i
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mer. But he seems to he
laboring under the delu-
sion that his talent gives
him some special sort of
sociallicense to act like an
aging Dead End kid.
Futhermore, I happen
to take a very dim view of
actors who slug the public.
Any actor who-would hita
potential box-office custo-
mer is not a_bove- throwing
a roundhouse punch at a
member of the "press-an
offense which-'1 have al-
"'pollte'ly', I would assu:'néf_""*3!' "miniied l"Bh°111d
that the k'itche' was " - -
.closed.__ they insisted that
"'the_clerk call the manager.
He" was called. And he
'carne'dow1i' to the lobby.
That was a major tactical
error. 1' ' -' -' -
p T o t l Ii g nothing more
menacing" than .a -gift bot-
tle of champagne--I with
which he apparently
planned---to placate the
weary travelers, the man-
agar 1' was .fs'ud_de1'1ly "_clob-
V mhT: ugh,-nu-_*-one:bered?by§r$i1i!tr§.=j-myself," but *"1'"ve i got a
- chronic-disabi1.ity.' I'm yrtg9s:.l2¢~Becvme Tl.l'¢5°"!1¢ i " ' itwai-rant capital punish-vi
-ment. "0r,'at' the very least,
no iu_ture.mentions inethe
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falls in this business With-
out us having to worry
abourpugnacious per_£or-
mers.. And yet, worry. we
Inusth - .; - .1: -V:
I can remember when
Lee Mortimer didn't. dare
walk into 'a night "club
washroom for fear thatnhe
might be -waylaid, and
emerge wearing _ a shiny
new black eye. t
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And how many nights I
stood at the entrance of
Mocarnbo watchi_1_1g for-
mer Hollywood columnist
Jimtriy Starr. get umrked
-"over bye celebrities about
whom he had been .__kind
enough _to___write, a. tew
words. Iused to think
that, since wewere mem-
bers of--'1' "he Fraternity, I
should -jump in anttgive
him,a hand. invariably,
though, _I'_d be_wearing a
new suit. 50', I really
coulrin'L* "' '" ' '.
That was a few years
ago. Things have "been
irelatively quiet for awhile.
But iwith Sinatra acting
up again, who knows
-what's '-Ii'abie""to happen?
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Sjnatra Enterprises Closingallgal FM.L - I-irsit American-Japanese Lo-Produitibn
Negotiations are reaching final stages for the first co-prociuction,betweena
aor U lm maker on a feature t be shot Il"l
"The Hollywood Reporter"
FEE 7 1964
/at;// A9/;z-il_5n } nese company and a I11 i _ -5- ' " ' _
1 H aii and Hollywood, it was Cl|5ClO5Ed yesterday. rd W. h executiveni 1 77 e ~ e ** - -prgdqef $lI'l8tT31 |'|iB|'D|'l535_i has
just returned from two weeks of ses-
signs with representatives of Tpho Stu-
dios, one of the largest of Nloooese
producers, concerning "N°"@ 5-If {he
B ve_" rst of three films on the Sin-atta company's deal with Warnercope of the proposed agreement -1-cliideti Tohos participation in the p -
tu e, loaning I5 of its male stars tot e
ioint venture and its doing the speciallContinued on Page 4!J ' 92
[Continued from Page I leffects for which it is widely noted,
according to Koch who said exteriors-..~c.*""""'-mu ueq-one on the is-sang ' of Maui
and interiors here. .A new comoration Simtrabackwards! Produc has beenformed $0 do the film e story and
screenplay for which ere written by
lohn Twist and Katsuya Susaki; the
latter an employe of Toho. "None But
the Brave" is locaied on a Pacific island
inhabited by a "forgotten" lapanese
garrison during World War ll. A U.5.
transport plane bearing combat Marines
is shot down by Japanese planes and
crash.-lands there, and friendship ind
enmity between the sides alternate.
Sinatra will make his feature direc-
torial bow and star in the film, on
which Koch will be executive producer.
Because of the growing importance
of foreign grosses, Koch believes Hol-
iywooci producers should tool for the
overseas market and take periodic
trips abroad to observe entertainment
trends_ With big grosses coming from
Japan, West Germany, England and ltalyand the domestic market contributing
less and less, Koch bgligvgs that mare
attention should be paid to overseas
film tastes.
His trip to the Orient was an eye-
opener, he declared. An old Warners
drama, "East of Eden." is still doing
tremendous business-in japan, "Come
Biow Your Horn, comedy-drama, is
set to do extremely well, and "Palm
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slice of Americana in easily under-
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in Hong Kong, he reported.
Slatra, Koch and cinematographer
Willi m Daniels leave March l for
Maui to set locations, with shootin
sched led to start the first week i
Aprii. The Sinatra Enterprises deal
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entertainment which Source thinks nay be of interest to theBureau. i
Accordingly, Iron 7 PM to 10 PH tonight in the lounge of
the SANDS, there will be a tornal black tie! party tor fronts
and beards or the Organization who have gathered by special
invitation tron all corners or the nation. the party reportedly
will be followed at 10 PH by e special llltihi show for the
groupand their guests. Admission is by invitation only.
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with a lot of young broa ted in I-EWISsustaining this attack. S felt very badly
about this because he ha and even thoughLEWIS had always been a drunk he 1-"t **" - "ht " - lready had.. coma! a* con on as soon as possible.
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On I/27/55 source advised as follows:
The owners of ?3s have taken over Cirois and are
renaming it "It's Boss" and intend to operate it as a teenage
night club.
Source also learned that SONNY and CHER, a man and
wife singing team, who according to source are one of the
hottest groups in the land with a number one record, are now
being managed by JOE DE CARLO and are booked to appear at Ciros
in the near future.
It is noted that on the night of 7/27/65 SONNY and
CHER were featured on Ninth Street West, a popular teenage
television show.
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receipt or any intornetion indicating that II!!! SIIARA
was being barred by the Mexican Governlent because or visits
made to that country accompanied by SA! GIAIUAIIIA.I970
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contained in these tiles indicating trips made by smvnu
to Mexico accompanied by 3&1! GIAIGAIIA.
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be obtained in the country or Mexico. In one of the scenes
of this movie depicted a liexicsn otticiel being bribed in order
to obtain a divorce.
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attelpted to travel to Acapulco
by the llexican officials and notreasons furnished in the press and
movie Marriage on the Rocks and
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Slmkh STARS
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Sinatra Enterprises has ente'red'
into a co-production venture with
Kennedy-Quine Productions on Jay
Richard Kennedy screenplay, The
Chairman," to begin shooting in
Washington in January.
Frank Sinatra will star. Ken-
nedy, in addition to other associa-
tions, is a v.p. of Sinatra Enter-
prises and heads its story depart-
ment, although he wroté The
Chairman" before he joined Sin-
atra.
Sinatra Case Closed
B y District Attorney
The Frank Sinatra-Frederick R.
Weisman incident has ended with
district attorney's oice stating,
No prosecution is indicated and
the case is closed."
Deputy D.A. William L. Ritzi
yesterday said there was no evi-
dence f a crime in Weismans in-'jury :1? Beverly Hills Hotel's folo
Loung June 8. Chief Deputy .A.
H3.i0i J. Ackerman reviewed all
1'ec0I'd.. on case Tuesday dagreed with Ritzi's conclusion. f
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Former food company exec-ghimseli, suffered a black eyei-
utive Fred Weisrnan showediin the incident. Isome improvement today aft-i Weisman. 54, former presi-' ersurgery for an injury whichignéhf _H1:nt F00;1S. flin-. Hildl====»~I=-=-In from =-:.:;2t.;:"s2; .:ie..2:;:.:;
°°°ktau'1°'mg¢ ruckus jI '°IV"and one-half hours of cranial1118' 5111881 Frank Sitri Isurgery yesterday afternoon.
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man had been taking p111s.'
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Sinatra» 59, telephonedI Bevl-I "5 Police from
Palm Springs rq give his I
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abllt to leave when Weis- I
man iillliiroached and said,
you and your friends 31-9
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Sinatra answered, "yowv; .""1 of Ime. buddy."
Then. said Sinatra. Weis_
fists or an ash tray bemwt .--,3-,_ the i"1g1}t~ eye. Sinatra saidIy he dldnt strike hack and aI hotel detective jumped be.I tween them. I Martin backed I ' I. version. B upIBmatraIS_
H-_._.__,,said Weisman remained in
a coma until this morning V
when he was reported to be
sen_1i-conscious. The
spokesman said Weisma
recognized his doctor and
grasped his hand." I;r1'92i-.. i_._nZmIa92v92§ nnaguuwuaua-I In-:.111: ll1LH_Ll.C.l.-I-L UL-vLH.1 CU. lll
police continued their investi-ties. tor the first time sincegihe P010 _L°l~111E° °f the hmel;
gation of the scuffle which his hospitalization, repel-tedgbi 1130 _-m- W@dne§dv-today that Weisman hasi'Th@ ctl -5111361 W85 WIT-11 3Beverly Hills Hotel early Wed- shown some impro'cement. R31 W Slat Iglclgdeizvhfelglgg
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, T __ _ __ _, T celebrating his 49th birth-day, and a New York restau-i
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tified 50 minutes _behind closed
here Thursday in a federal
grand jury investigation into alleged
illegal skimming of gambling casinoprofits. ~ " a -
After his appearance it was re-
vealed that the inquiry--scheduled
to end Thursday-wi1l be resumed,
probably late next month.
Stan Gimbal, Justice Department
attorney in charge of the investiga-
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Lodge at-Lake Tahoe and the Sands
Hotel on -the Las Vegas Strip, ig-
nored -alli Iquestlons from newsmen
ashe was -hustled in -and out of the
grand jury room. '
At one-point while he was testi-
fying; ahurst-oi laughter could be
heard from the grand jurors. '
Sinatra arrived here in his private
plane shortly after midnight. He and
his attorney, Milton Rudin, ap-
peared at the federal building at 1:20
p.m., before the grand jurors had re-
turned irorn lunch. _ _
_He said some of the 97 who already
have testified will be recalled. -
Sinatra who former] held am . °°rt'°diSinatra and Rudin raced'up twéiflights o stairs and Sinatra was e
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tside. ,__ . _
When heemerged, Sina-
tra' eluded Iiewsmen and
about 200 spectators inj
front of the;h_uilding' by
taking!-a backdoor to a
basement exit and enter-
ing at car different from
the one in which he hadarrived. 7
The 97th witness was
Irv1ng_Per_leman',' 'a former -
stockholder in the Cal Ne-
va whotnovi has-casino 111- *
terests;;in Freeport, Grand
Bahamas. He testified less
than ve minutes".-l 1
Earlier in -the "day ' 7Jurors heard from - GleE. Bodel1,a pm ts in Q5:ltigator who is clglef ofvs
¢u1'1tY at the Sands, and
three employes of.-the' ;~?.;~:.=:.*.t»r 1»: rm": ; Stardust, ='- John'Tlhlsta5--TE ' Sam 51%"-ser -"and _Jimé
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Lodge to Memo Salvatore
Sam! Giancana, Chicago
crime syndicate boss
The grand Jury IS seeking to learn if casino pro-
ts have been siphoned off
--possibly to underworld
figures with hidden inter~
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etffurtafpurposes.'1963 after he and his part-
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92' -An all-out man for real-
ism is Roger Cor-man. pl'0-'
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'Ifrip," who took one to nd
out rst hand what the
psychedelic world is all
about
I took LSD25 under the
supervision of a doctor -
and I can tell you -it is my
one and only trip. The ex-
perience was so overwhelm-
ing that I can't even begin
to approximate the effect
we will try to convey in the
picture.
Let me quickly say that
while the drug has a strong
potential for the human
race where ordinary psy-
chiatric approaches rail, it
should never be adminis-
tered without medical su-
pervision."
As for his cast - "We're
doing The Trip with
young p e o p l e including
some hippies whom I'm
staking to memberships in
the Screen pActorssGuild to
help bring authenticity to
the LSD story. Me? Im 40.
- but.I'm_thinking young."
I-Ie's also a --shock" think-
er. His most recent Ameri-
can-International feature
l'gells Angels," about mo-
torcycle goons. has grossed
ilx- million". dollars so far
even atter being banned in
several countries of Eu-
rope. i
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nett Cerf, who are buddy-
buddlessocially, are team-
ing up professionally. The
Random House publisher
has been after Frank for a
year to write his autobio-
graphy. The answer has al-
W?Y§.l2::ll,_jNo. thanks."
'. But he's changed hisi ¬orman Takeis a
In Search for Real sm
By DOROTHY MANNERS
mind and now the publish-
ing house announces that
the Sinatra story will be
ready for the iall of '68. A
linal title has not been se-
lected, tentative title is
"The Frank Sinatra StoryA Man and His Music." .- "
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High time Kim Novak is
making the scene again #-
she hasn't done a picture
in about two years. Thats
too long to bask in even
the delights oi lite ill pic-
turesque Carmel by the
Sea.
Shes there now about
her paintings or whatever
so I couldn't reach Kim to
check that she'll star ior
Bob Aldrich in The Leg-
end of Lylah Clare.
Story is far out, about a
movie actress who is mur-
dered and impersonated by
her stand-in. Now let's not
have any more injuries or
automobile accidents keep-
ing Kim from getting back
in front oi the cameras
again. _
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Things cant be too
strained between Hayley
Mills and her parents over
her loudly whispered inten-
tion or marrying 50-ish Roy
Boulting.
Hayley is expected to fin-
ish Pretty Polly" in I-long
Kong early next week in
time to be back in London
to celebrate her 21st birth-
day the end of the month.
She's making plans to
celebrate her day of natal
independence with the
John Mills and her brother
_ and presumably Mr..___. - *
Joni James, there's a
nicer singing lady! gets her
just clues when Gov. Otto
Kermer of Illinois presents
her with the USO Woman
of the Year" award in Chi-
tigo on May 5. _
g For the past three yearaliliereaa hardly a U50 cent.-er throughout the worljl
that Joni hasn't played to
grateful G15. Even before
she winds up in_Cl1icag'-o
for this fine honor, Joni
and her husband Ion3'_Ac-'
quaviva take off on _a
20-day concert tour ol_ Eu-
rope which will find her
putting on a perio_rmance_
in the USO center oi every
city she visits. g '_ '.
1'
Petula Clark had every-
one staring, not eating ,at
the Tail O'the Cock where:
she was eating. not staring".
in a very. very miniminrskirted silver leathergdreig,
T-
sLou Rawls singlngec -.
G reer is really hitting high
- goes into the Cocoan
Grove 'for three wee
starting April. 18 follow 11*
by a guest spot on Ed_Sul i-
vans show, followed by. a
two-album recording -s
sion for Capitol, follow
by a- nightclub to d
through Vegas anel_l__La e"
Tahoe. -- .
Tom 'Iry0ns pairei-i s
have come out from Co -
necticut to be with- _l1i.m§
while he undergoes explor-'atory tests in St._ Joh'ns
Hospital. T -l
At Stetaninds, Barbata
Luna was with Harvey Kres-
ky, manager of Sonny and
Cher. -Also the Jack Gurn-
mings have a night out af-
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Frank Sinatra today was held
up as a model tor Soviet Young
Communists.
_- He hates only racism, Fas-
cist ideology and coercion. He
loves little children, said a
Young Communist League
newspaper, K0l'IlS0ll'lOlSRH_92H
Pravda of Lithuania.
Sinatra has a sense oi ho-
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singer with a voice that never
grows old. He takes good care
oi his talent. He is sincere and
painstaking .. . He could not
istudy in conservatories but won
success only thanks to his own
outstanding talent and passion-
ate desire.
His great will power pro.
dun-ed fruit." the newspaper
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lradio broadcasts with their:
lifle ;lheav92' tare oi L155: entertain-lness the result of passion
and temperament." i
ignores American entertainers
and almost never praises Ll1em.l
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the Soviet Union, easily hears;
not only the Voice of America:
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in a Miami libel suit or be
held in contempt of court
and face jail if he returns
to Florida.
Circuit Court Judge
Grady Crawford issued an
order for Sinatra to appear
in Miami to give a deposi-
tion in a $10 million law-
suit. He said if the crooner
doesn't appear to give a
deposition and testify in
the suit's trial April 22 he
will be in contempt of
court and will be jailed.
The Miami Herald re-
ported Wednesday thatSinatra left Florida abrupt-
ly a day earlier to avoid
testifying u n d e r 0 a th
a b 0 u t h i s relationship
w'i1.'i'Ft!ie*owners and oper- _ the Fontainebleu. *f p ' 'ators of the Fontainebleug
Hotel in Miami Beach.
Sinatra could not be extra-
dited on the order, but
could be arrested if he
comes back to.Florida.
The newspaper sought
to subpoena Sinatra in
defending itself against a
suit by the hotel that the
Herald libeled the plush.
oceanside resort. The
newspaper ran a two-part
series purporting to show
that the hotel was deeply
involved with underworld
figures.
Sinatra's press agent,aid Sinatraad notlbeen served with,
a subpoena and had noth-
ing_to say. Mahoney saidSinatra left Miami Sunday
morning after completing
a series of appearances at
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The suit, over the news-
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to testify in the case. The
singer was under threat of
jail for ignoring the sub-
poena
Sinatra's attorney, Mil-
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phrey,
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after a story in the Wall
Street Journal last week
which revived once
again the entertainefs
alleged friendships with
Mafia elite.
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Sinatra's last-minute de-
cision to absent himself
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TRENTON, NJ. U'PI!.-5. war- ,1-ant was issued Tuesday for the
an-est"of singer Frank Sinatra for
failing to appear before a state com-
mission investigating Mafia activi-
ties in New Jersey.
'I'he warrant, issued by Superior
Court Judge Frank J. Kingiield at
the request of the State Investiga-
tion Commission, can be served on
the singer only in New Jersey.
Sinatra was born in the state and his
mother, a widow, lives in Ft. Lee.
Andrew Phelan, SIC executive
director, said the commission had
not decided whether to seek a
stronger warrant enabling the arrest
oi Sinatra outside New Jersey.
In the petition filed with the court,
the commission asked that Sinatra.
be arrested and jaiied on a contempt
charge for his refusal to appear and
answer questions."saunas attornej, Milton A. T*_J1- ,¢,;ey.sAsks Sdi,n1atras Arrest
;;for».iEvad|ng lnqu|ry on Maha
din, Los Angeles, was unavailable
for comment.
The commission said Sinatra was
subpoenaed to appear at a secret
hearing Aug. 19.
Rudin, however, got a one-month
delay Aug, 14, according to Pheian,
but the commission has not heard
from the lawyer since that time.
On Sept. S, Phelan added, Rudin
was sent a registered letter attempt-
ing to set up a new hearing date.
There was no response, Phelan said.
The SIC subpoena was given
Sinatra by a commission agent June
2.3 when the singer was aboard a
_vacht docked at Baht-s Landing
Restaurant, Highland, I92'.J'., accord-
ing to the petition.
Sinatra accepted L summons, it
added but refused witness icesoiiered By the co:nn1issi0n. 'i"
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fled by federal officials as
an acquaintance of former
l_'.l"llCago Mafia boas Salva-
iore Sam! Giancana. His
name is mentioned by un-
derworld figures in conver-
sations recorded by the
FBI and 1'ec:entl_92' released.
The commisaion has
been in92'esliga1ing organ-
ized Cli!1it=: in I92ew Jersey
:=i11C¬ last l~ebrua:'_92'. I1, he-
gan holding hearings on
r-riniinal artivities in {lie
Long Brancli area of Mon-
inonlh County .iae=t July.
In Beverly Hills, a per-
sonal 1ep1¬senlati92'e of the
singer said. Mr. Sinatra
left New York .il_92_' this
rntlrning for the Caribbean
on business and at present
is unaware of the situa.~
lion."
He added: "We are
113-ing to locate him now
and I am certain that
wllen he is advised of the
matter he will have some
comment.
Sinatra is due back Nov.
1 1.0 receive an "honorary
alumnus of UCLA a9292'a:'d
at the Dmethv Chandler
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Singer Frank Sinatrasoughi
on a w-a.rrant charging he failed
to answer a subpoena to appear
before New Jersey commis-
sion. investigating Cosa Nostra
activities-is reportedly "in I e
Caribbean on business."
Sinatra's Los Angeles ress
representative, Jim lt o ey,
late yesterday saio: A
Mr. Sinatra left w Yorkearly this Tuesdayrzrnorning
for the Caribbean on business.
As of the present time, he is un-
aware of the situation.
A warrant for Sinatra's arrest
was issued yesterday by Superi-
or Court Judge Frank J. King-
field at the request of the State
Investigation Commission
SIC!. It can be served on the
singer only in New Jersey.
In papers filed with the court,
the SIC said Sinatra had been
served with a subpoena June 25
when he was aboard his yacht,
the Roma, oft Bah'r's Landing
Restaurant in Highlands, N. J.
hearing Aug. - he obtained a
delay oi onth because of
what hi us Angeles lawyer,
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5Mahoney said:
i -"Mr. Sinatra was in New
§York over the weekend doing a
benet for Mayor John! Lind-
lsay and left early this Tues-
=d-:-iy! morning for the Caribbean
'0n business. '
He added: '
_ We are trying to locate him
and I am sure he'll have a state-
iment to make upon his return
lwhen he has had an opportunity
to study the acts.
He was not supposed to
come back for awhile. LFCLA is
"honoring him Nov. 2, making
him an honorary alumnus. But I
he'll be coming back
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FREEPORT, Bahamas AP!;
i Frank Sinatra, who failed mi
heed an arrest warrant issued|
tn an investigation of organized!
"crime in New Jersey, went
1 yachting in the Bahamas
Wednesday.
Sinatra and his party ai'1'ived
here Tuesday night and took up
residence in an eighbroont suite
In the Lucayan Beach Hotel.
The warrant, enforceable only,
Iiin New Jersey, was issued Tues-i
iclay at the request of the Nevv?
Jersey State Investigation Com-
imission. y
According to guests in the ho~
tel, Sinatra later went gambling
at the Monte Carlo Casino in Lu-
cayan Beach and the nearby El
Casino.i Newsmen who tried to talk
with Sinatra about the New Jer-
sey subpoena were brushed
aside and a bodyguard warned
; a photographer for the Nassau
1 Tribune not to take any pic-
tures.
,| In Beverly Hills, Calif. Tues-
iiday, a spokesman for Sinatra
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Times Stllf writer
Singer'Frank Sinatra, complaining
that every time some Italian names
are involved in any inquiryI get a
subpoena, denied here Tuesday
that he knows anything about
organized crime.
Breaking a i.-:ee'.~:»!ong silence.
Sinatra issued a statement through
his press agent in Beverly Hills in
9292-hick he vowed to resist a subpoena
from a New Jersey commission in-
vestigating the Mafia.
He said he is "tired" of beingSiiiirta Denie hm A
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ra charged that investiga-
,' II ~t,li._,- to show they are ac-
complishing s 0 rn e thing"
have made a habit of sum-
moning him.
"I<or many years every
time some Italian names
:n'c in92-'ol92'ed in any inqui-
i-_92"-I get a subpoena," the
statement Said.
I appear. I am asked
questions about scores of
persons unltnown to me. I
am asked questions based
on Tumors and events
9292-hirh h;.i92'c never hap-
pcncrl. I am subjected to
the type of publicity l do
not desire and do not
seek.
Sinatra said his attor-
neys bciieve the commis-
sion subpoena was "im-
p r o p c riy issued a n d
served. and will make all
possible legal efforts to
quash it.
However, the singer still
expressed willingness to
meet with commission in-
vestigatoifs. "
"I have been, and still
an1,',wil1i_ng to answer any
and all appropriate ques-
tions "by 1 deposition or
personal interview, but I
am not willing to become
part "of any three-ring
circus,".he'said. 92
Knowledge Denied
Sinatra also disclaimed
expert knowledge of life in
New Jersey, "his native
state and home of his
widowed mother.
hm- -..'41 4 ' - .' 'iwtwmistanding t h e
fact that I am oi Italian
descent, I donut have any
knowledge of the extent or
the manner in which or-
ganized crime' functions
in the state oi New Jersey
or whether there is such aithing as organized
crime, Sinatrasatcr.-*"-'tory bodies seeking publi-inI n writers and investiga
tory bodies have long
sought to connect him
with organized crime for
selt'=serving motives.
_ One official agency that
previously accused Sina-
tra of having Mafia ties
was the Nevada State
Gaming Control Board,
which in 1963 filed a
cnmpiaint seeking to strip
the singer of his interests
in gambling casinos.
The board alleged that
Sinatra had entertained
Mafia o92'erlord Memo Sal-
vatore Sam! Gianeana at
the Cal-Neva Lodge in
Lake Tahoe. '
Sinatra was then the
principal owner of the $3
million resort and also
owned 0% of the Sands in
Las Vegas. an interest
valued at about $380,000.
Sinatra at first indicated
he would ght the char-
ges, butlin a surprise move
decided to surrender his
gambling interests.
Planned to Quit
He said he had been
planning to quit the gam-
bling business anyway to
. devote full time to his first
llove, the entertainment
i92industry. -
E The singer was served
:with a subpoena June 25
Ki by a New Jersey investiga-
§ tions agent who caught up
-with him aboard a yacht
docked at Bahrs Landing
Restaurant in Highland,
NJ.
, , On the day he was
E supposed to appear before1 the New Jersey probe,"
I
|Sinatra and his party ar-
rived in Freeport, Baha-
1, tmi ans, igr a yachtin2.1a3r-H:o . -'.
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ttarily appear at a Mafia probe
hearing being conducted by the
New Jersey State Commission
of Investigation because, he
said, he does not want to be»
come part of a three ring ctr-
cits."
The famed singer. 92'.'It0 has re-
iLill. , I to hos jtngcies from ihc
L'arillbeau. made his position
clear in a statement issued yes-
ilerday through his Holl_vu"ood
press 1'eprc.~'entati92=c. Jim l92iaho-
ney.
t Although Sinatra
twt-nld not appear
and would fight the
-t_he_su.b.peena in the courts. hesaid he,
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willing lo answer any and all
tion or personal interview, but I
am not willing to become part
of any three-ring circus which
will necessarily take place it I
appear before the tcotiiiiiissiaai!
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1 Sinatra denied having any
knoulcdge of the extent or
manner" of organized crime in
New .le:'scy, or whether there
,is surh a thing as organized
criinc."
.92 New .lcrsr.-_92' judge issued a
it-uittunipl oi court 9292'ili'I'8lil for
added: t appropriate questions by deposi-t»i naim lgnores$umm6Tf$ i K
for his failure to appear at the
Aug. 19 hearing. He hadbeen
served with the subpoena in
June while aboard a ship
docked in New Jersey.
1 New Jersey authorities said
Sinatra would be subject to ar-
rest, but the conternpt order is
enforceable only in that state.
ln the statement issued yes»
terday, Sinatra said: '
"I-or many years, every time
some Italian names are in-
92-'ol92"ed in any inquiry, 1 get a
subpoena. I appear. I am asked-
questions about scores of per»
sons unknown to me. . . . I am
subjected to the type of publici-
ty I do not desire and do not
Sinatra's arrest two wet?!-;:~' agoseek." "*' "92_':/I,4/-
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Frank Sinatra has been ho-
nored by the University of Cali-
Iontia at Los Angeles with his
selection as the sixth person in
the st:hoois history to be named
an honorary alumnus.
Presentation oi a scroll to Sin-
iatra was made last night at the
Music Center during the UCLA
Extraordinary Jubilee.
William C. Farrer, president
of the UCLA Alumni Assn. said
Sinatra was honored for his
t achie92'ements in the entertain-
ment industry and his contribu-
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and Bob Hope, Regent Edwin
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John Wooden and former UCLA
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Jersey, getting a temporary re-
straining order to stop the Commis-
sion of Investigation from indicting
him for failing to testify in a probe
of organized crime. A federal ap-
peals court reversed an order of a
lower federal court, which had
refused to issue the restraint. The
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Ruling on Crime Panel
NEWARK l&lThe state
accused Frank Sinatra
Wednesday of putting
himself above the '1aw
while lawyers for the sing-
er retorted the state was
on a fishing expedition"
in ordering him to testify
in an investigation of or-
ganized crime in New
Jersey.
The exchange 0C 'Ul'l'£<l
in U.S. District Court,
where Sinatra's attorneys
pyehem convening of a
three-judge fed_eral_ panelto consider whether the
State Investigations Com-
mission is constitutional.
Federal Judge James A.
Coolahan reserved deci-
sion. He said he wanted
more time to study the
motion.
It was disclosed at the
hearing that Andrew Phe-
lan. the executive director
of the commission, sent a
memorandum to Coolahan
.l' rida_¥ complaining that
Sinatra was "snubbing his
nose at attempts to com-
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ignoring a warrant for his
arrest. 1
"If anybody can come
before the court with more
lthy hands and less clean
hands than this indivi-
dual it is beyond me,"
said Phelan at the hearing.
"It. is beyond belief. No
court could sanction such
conduct. -
Phelan emphasized he
was referring to procedur-
al tactics designed to block
the singer's appearance in
New Jersey.
"Frank Sinatra is saying
l am above the law,"'
Phelan said. _
Bruce Kaufiman, a Phi-
ladelphia attorney repre-
senting Sinaira, rejoined
that Sinatra was merely
seeking equal protection
under the law. He said the
SIC was harassing him to
generate publicity a n d
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He said Sinap:a__-llziid
nEVli!"£' 1E9en told why he
was subpoenaed and that
the singer would com-
promise with the SIC and
discuss facts but that the
SIC rejected this.
P h ell.-an and Kenneth
Zauber, counsel to the
SIC. said Sinatra was giv-
en the opportunity to sit
down with the commission
in New .ierse_92'.
Sinatra's lawjigei-.~* want
Coolahan to recommend
convening of a special
three-judge panel. They
contend the SIC is uncon-
stitutional on grounds that
it is an accusatory body
with no legislative pur-
pose. Kauifman asserted
that Sinatra could be ques-
tioned by the commission
but that he could not have
advice of counsel in the
hearing room and the
counsel could not cross-
examine the commission.
Sinatra, a native of New
Jersey, was subpoenaed
June 25 when he was
aboard a boat docked in
Atlantic Highlands. The
commission obtained a
court warrant for his ar-
ncf T-inn 1'19 Tuiirl in
show tor hearings.
The singer's attorneys
said they understood the
SIC intends .to_ press ifor
indictment against Sinatra
on contempt charges. 1|
this were granted, the SIC
could then move to have
him extradited from Cali-
fornia. -
The SIC lawyers said no
decision had been made onwhethg go seek a con-tempt __'in ictment.. _""""
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