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Frank Sinatra — Part 23
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92098) <1 [57¢ D'AMATO, Atlantic City, New
pe 910 P Jersey. assumes it is common
(cont'd) b? knowledg a an ANK SINATRA are close
friends and SINATRA has a “hoodlum complex."
Documentation: Les Vegas Office
lo 2 SEP 0:0: on September 16, 1959, that he had
b7D ently been to the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City,
New Jersey, in order to see FRANK SINATRA, and was toid
SINATRA hed reserved the entire first floor of the
hotel. The informant stated when they got off the
elev,tor on the first floor they were approached by two
“tough looking men" and asked for identification and
purpose of their visit. “he informant stated one
individual in SINATRA's suite at this hotel w -
- fied to him as JOSEPH FISCHETTI, described by
as the "well known hoodlum from Miami."
K7c Date fur
b7D Agent:
eques
Original: “Las Vegas Office
be advised on September 18, 1959, that he is
bb7D aware of the fact that SINATRA enjoys surrounding him-~
self with "hoodlums" and believes that SINATRA would
give up his show business prominence to be a “hoodlum"
himself if he had the courage to do so,
Date furmiabeadi 915-5 o ce,
L3ac 3 Agent:
be GD. 21508 on September 20, 1960, he had at that
Lop me recently ascertained from an individual close to
FRANK SINATRA that SINATRA was a messenger for the
underworld and had allegedly delivered money to CHARLES
“LUCKY” LUCIANO, deported underworld figure now residing
Date furnished: 9-20-60
Agent: not
ED hNew York City
biG Orig $ unknown
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