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b7e b7D Ap ner b7¢ poD Angeles, advised tha Oo or three months previously it was reported that the Fair Play For Cuba Committee (97-4196) planned to open up branches in the larger US cities. He heard that two Cubans whose names he no longer recalled but one of whom had a position in the Cuban Government, came to Los Angeles with the intention of contacting Joan Crawford, Frank Sinatra, Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball. Arnaz reportedly refused to have anything tg do with their proposition which was unknown — to informant. He said hedid not know whether the others were contacted. However, no branch of the organization ever existed in Los Angeles, 97-4196-70 a (395 ¥- aim - —_ - — raul Doriman o icago ee me pick up some money 1 he f) ‘s r y an de oing tt: ennedys. was P ent when Doriman made statements that Fra inatra Was going around to the various night clubs to gather up any pictures that might be in existence of John Kennedy and his girl friend who lived in NY. 62-106659-27 4 (14),% " This reference is a letter to the Director dated 11/11/60 at Troy, NY, which was signed "Citizen.X..,The writer expressed , suspicion regarding possible elettion fraud in the recent Presidential election by organized crime. He criticized Frank Sinatra and his "Rat Pack" being on the Kennedy bandwagon, and stated that Sinatra associated with crime syndicates throughout the world which would stop at nothing. To help save the nation from these monsters of crime the writer gave several suggestions one of which was that Sinatra be questioned con- cerning his crime syndicate tie-ups in all cities of the USA. §6-0-712 (3)