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Frank Sinatra — Part 15
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pat: he . ireaténed
Snatt by" the “throat: after the casino
‘ maniager refused to raise the limit at
, the? baccarat vtable from $8,000 to
SiG, 000." :
: Conte : singer. ‘also denied a report
i that’. he told ‘Waterman as he left
"that. "the mob-will take care of you."
“ Waterman, who allegedly pulled a
argument, was booked on charges of
‘assault, ‘with a deadly weapon. The
“charges: later were dropped.
“Sinatra noted that. both Clark
i County - ¢Las Vegas). Dist. Atty.
‘anklin and Sheriff Ralph
Lamb, who were sharply critical of
A
first :
fa eee ‘against ‘
7 his reported. role in. ‘the alteration
(Mount Clipping In Spece Below)
“are running for reelection this year.
an," Manager of -
"gun on Sinatra at one point in the -
that
Sheriff Lamb's charge that the sing:
a)
- with Sinatra .
-me | relative’: a
strictly, on Of:
‘and I'm id Tunning’ for'r
"I wasn't in the baccarat game,", «
Sinatra said. "There was no such ar-
gument about credit or for how”
much I was going to play. :
"As a matter of fact, I just ‘sat
down at a blackjack table and hadn't:
even placed a bet, since the dealer -
was shuffling the cards. At that
point, Waterman came over and said
to the dealer: ‘don't ‘deal to this
man.’
"} just got up and said: ‘Put your
name on the marquee and I'll come
to see what kind of business you do,'
and I walked away’... That was all
dhiat urac card
wial Was 5ala..
"It was later, after I had gone to
my room and just prior to my leav-
ing the hotel, when I met Waterman
in the lobby and he pufled the gun,"
Sinatra said. "As for his injuries, I
never touched him.!? ‘
Sinatra was particilarly t upset” ‘by .
er had been "intimidating walters.
and waitresses." The sheriff: jad’
said he would jail Sinatra "if che
gives me any trouble."
In a letter. to Sinatra, about” “300
employes of Ceasars Palace assured
the singer that "we have never been
intimidated or abused by you; . . on ,
the contrary, you have been one-of
the most gracious, generous;-con-.
cerned and thoughtful of all the:en-
tertainers ever to: work this hotel.",..
The singer also dismissed remarks...
by Franklin about-the alleged:"1oh?.:':
threat. The | district. attorney. ha
said, "I'd like to. have ‘a littiestalk?.
: on hig frierldships :.
with. members of ‘the: owe
I'd like to know ; y
nightclubs where he:
ly‘days” poe fr
"AS for the enh,
Hee
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(Indicate page, name of
newspaper, city and state.)
-3 Los Angeles Tim
os Angeles, Calif,
Date:
9/21/70
Edition: Monday Fina
Author:
Editor:
Title:
Choractefr
or
Classification:
Submitting Office: Los Ange
SEARCHED... INDEXED... . ..
SERIALIZED. — FED.
. SER 2 2 1970
* FBI — LOS ANGELS
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